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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-13

The Cleveland Herald, describing
Meals p tent Lath Machine, sehich Il n.
operation 10 that city says: This is q
cu iosity and he oaIy one &c the kind ii
these paris. Il takes the logs frssb asld
green from The forests. and holding them.
IN a firm g asp, whites OFT 100 pieces q
iath PER minute. II il a rare eoFnbiBatioH.
Of power and ingenuity. We believe thif
machine Supplies ~ The adjacent country
With latb aud can afford it At 81 Is ped
thousand.
II was amusing 70 watch 2 county sr
The other day WIZ was provoked Bot q III
Tie when he was informed saeg bad nolat
on hand. His wants we're pressing. an
he could mt pait. The propFbiac ta5d
they world put the mtchinr u wOEk, so
he might essnmaHee loading bis wag
Theydn %. ard TIE rHaaaaan had 81
be could No iii esca ig IL
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-13

AHARD SronY.-The 'Peopirs's Owns
tells the hardegt story wa have seen f,r
many a day. II IS about n very pjous old
lady IN Kentucky, who had for a husband
aad Sons four oflhe greafcf s~capegraess
that ever lived. The old lady, Ind oaen
aged for their conversion, but seemingly.
10 no effect. AZ last, one day, while nor.
king in the corn.feld. me OF the boys was
biz en- BY a rafile.enakc; He bad scarcely
reached home, before he GrIt the poison
and IN his agony called loudly on bis MAJ
kerr
The piors old lady, when she beard
tbs, forgeilai Of her sons misery. ard
everything else bR the glorious hope ef
his repentance, icll on her knees, and p5tI
up the following prayer.
"Oh ! Lord, thank Thee, that Thou.
hast nj last opened Jimmy cy 10 the
err r ol bis ways, and ! pray, thai, "a
Thy DIVINE mercy, Thou viii send 4 ratis
snake 10 bite The old man, ard another to
bite Tom, and another 10 bite Harry, md
anoiher 10 bite Dick, for / am certain moth.
ing but a raite-sHake or u rroW.har will.
ever turn 'em. they are 50 hard.hgaded!'
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-13

COMPLEMENTARY L AgoUSD III
committee Of arrangements nf he esto
celebration assigned . place y iae pro-
cession 10 The editors hsewsen lha doctor
and Lwyers. Ono of the Phlsdelph
b pery thinks this arrangement hA wEa
The editors, II says should b frsl u
doctors pex'. ard In lawysra hebibt. !
conform with the procession mentioned
the RevsIstioas. were Femias cans IS
and Deaa and HNfsliewe
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-06-08
& GAMMAGE..
EV ANS q r Il a " / { X 4,
DRl GIST :,

MARSHALL, HARRISON COUNTY TEXAS,
.IIAVf. on hand, and oder for sale lo~, q
general assortment of Genuine Niedl-
eints Paints. OILS, Dycsiuii, perlamcrH Fmc
Soaps, &c, &c. Also Patent Medicine, anon
which, are
Dr. Jayncs Family ~ licm-s; Dr. NoiTat
Iii Pi!i, and Phfnit BihrS, NlsIm Bai atH
II wa CbTry. Dr. Rogers to'apwd SpY
n Lurtoar md Ter, 81 thc cure al con frinl-
lion. chronic cou~lls, &c. the eulehrltcd jew
ll,id's or Hlrsm Pi7Str: Collins RWg-bois
lh SpotH Spcifr, aad the celebrated foand1
Outn.ni for horses, Sioce 'araia Ga liz" art
cc), DC, &c.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-06-08
DRUGS, ETC.


,.,Ir -. I..,n-, nu,-hasrl The
IA lhf. fu"Se,'o'' na,I'S 49, 'a''' q r.,
I'd st'hu '"ihisf'Y o",'u y '''' ~ ~, NJ.
ID ,u"s ~ s"'''''' A.. ',,.n,i,n If fine
shall Drug >foTf, ih'he Inc ai"h''"" W ~
sinhens OF ii'u''aun SUI n pa',sI .,ortS al
- th"r .ho"' "n' WV ~ .l -,
brH1t "Ne'" 800 - ',S al IN =,
hg htd"nFN' ~, ~ ~ -, u' =, sh,,,1..
prices as eh'' p ', ',,, w III =, L",,t,
pou' or any """' ,rh',a - 1917, h.
vest o. ,n'' IN, a,,i, ~. o',,,,;,''
part Of the iolio"H. "'i.tS' w |'.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-06-08

"A TuE undersigned would inform Che pub
ST lie that hc hla opened new Drpg and
1G Boot Sim IN shreveport, on TcNas lrcet
whoro he offers either at wholeJlt or retail, tine
largest stock Of fresh Urgs Nlruny, and
Bao,s ever before brought 10 western l.odi t.
ana. The following comprises part OF hi
stock:
One thousand ounces SRI han Qpi1ae. two
hundred pounds Engirhand AmaicGn IajamcL
one hundred ounces Nmgine Horyhin. one
hundred pounds Gum Opium, two hundred
pounds Gum Cfap y, one hundred pounds
Rsabart, sc,enty-fse pounds Ep,rgc, and other
rlclcs IN proportion. NUrgicn Instruments.
ii-th and tpqpng Instruments, PauN and
m Nr0s. ten Thousand pounds Ulu LsHt
pun and DO. Rfd Lrai Blci ktlA Pqris
hrfp. thromr Grou. Y9oW Octrc, Iadigo
and liaiier; paint, shoe, vansh, and white
wash Brushes; A3s-caslor, lusccd. sperm,
larl whale, olive tanncrs TwJsn'jpe ia.
ntshs, assorted; Glr:ir's, pfan.5aie, fyc hun.
bred boxes Gifss, an sizes Pam, g.. 4
general selection OF school and miscellaneous
6'obs, with PYsr aad Siahoney Can aud
examine. ul Gm JNo. ". SMITH
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-06-08
:. OT r.
I,AN BE HAD n. BkuCE'S, No. II Ca,

\ street, Ner OriranS, Ia:
Il .a'ia--Sons Of Temperance, Tempn
Honor, Decree Aprons, Council APPS and Co
.Irk Ter ONcDrs--Sons 81 1cmpemn.
Temple OF Honor, YOUNG Brothers, Masans
Seals engraved on Wood and nriss, ".
hau1 me dovicca Price from 50 10 $50 ca,
@ Orders from Divisions, Temples, OF Ioes
n the country viii be- attended to with III ISL.
Naichc Jewclry, and Fancy Articles can
purchased ut this store, at New York prices.
mg, 70, ltil. nj tm
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-06-08

TIM uhscriher, having Just rr,hrd an
sortmcut Of cheap literary publication
stationery from The house Of Si,1rns y
New York, offer them lot ale ct = snl''
vance ON New York price 90 Gimm
luckic's Ding Storc, two doors east Of
Nav hall Hotel
n B-ladics and gentlemen will Pr
cail and examine for ihcn.cNcs.
I. q. STEARNS
Subscriptions received Tor the New J
weekly lHirerV TIC chapti gnl bot ~.
new paper IN tic world also tlw tosma. 4
mrac atni-monihly mansz'ac only :, a.
p,t innumi. and the l'wiae farmat =
monthly margarine. devoted to Agriculture p
iiculmrc, flors6lluc lion cwiigry. a. =
ies of tn above nav hc rc,n at the Alir
Licmy Depot Al onl,rs ~ f'id v'',
pupcmaly attended t0. J. u. =
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-06-08
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Fi77"T WI w TN y " 7 " =
nN the 3rl day ct NAV inst, lcllcr, Of I
" miuietralion were granted TO 'ac use
signed hy he County Count pertaining to
estate of deceased persons, held N and Tor
county If Harrison, at the April term lhen.
ON the estate Of t. A DAVIS THIS Is ilcie'T
to notify al persons having claims aga'n.'' Z
said tate To- present them daily mlh'Nb't
within the time prescribed los lass and @
indebted to said estate. viii make nnne la'
payment to n>,rs
WIN. a. SThRNESI
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-06-08
G. nOWEl.I.


NUh M OF IT ny hun :.
IDST ARRIVED and for sale on s.a
- terms, at the old stand OF Evans, Gree
KEYS at-iees corHcr Of the square, Nahzl
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-06-08

uNBAtC0-A hrrc bot az yarinus qu,j,
i lies and prcc-a few hovos Of cla,.
hrmis 10 which we invite the special attention
OF tl ln9r' Of the moR.
lr}26-l EVANS. GREGG. & KEY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-04
Work done during the late session Of the
Parliament Of Cannda.

That there are some bills which have passed
into laws, in let Of nearly 30 the Montreal Paoi
Of Thursday last such for instance the bin 20 incor
porate the Lower Canada lawyers, while most other
trades and professions left unncorporated which
may be- perverted 10 bad purposes, seems evident
but taking tho new statutes whole and supposng
in the absence Of details that they wisely framed
% carry into effect the objects stated the impression
they leave our mind j. that former session Of
any Canada Legislature more useful and eNfen-
siYc reforms and improvements brought 10 bear upon
the business and framework of a society. ~ the
good government and cnhghti nment of which past
events have proved that the people Of the United -t'r
are deeply interested. Among the bills directly Affect
ing may be- named, the reciprocity act The act
aboh.hing imprisonment for debt 30 Lower Canada
and providing for the punishment Of fraudulent debtors
the limited partnership net the act regulating bills Of
exchange the act 20 incorporate the Montreal and Troy
Telegraph Company, the Montreal and Vermont juno
non Railway Company and the Company % construct
a Ship Canal connecting Lake thamplaln with the -
Lawrence, the act regulating Canal toll- and The
arih the act to consolidate the patent law. and fhe
act ~ give effect ~ the Treaty between the United
-tros and Britain Tor securing The apprehension and
surrender Of certain descriptions Of offenders.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-04
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or NEw-YoRK.~JUNE and 3.

A. y
ARRIvED-s,..nhf Lyon. o. hours, to
..,s 81 B.u.n Han.sr Hamburg 90 Dc. mi.. l37 ..erss-
ps.-res R- K-ahsrtL TIA, bad hos weather during M
sse c,aasa Johaoa Ch,-.oa d. sni rice. noma
ssp sqa-ld sni'h. Nor-,n. 60 q. nt.., Jones.
$50 P.-.n. Johas,n NOr-ans % NAV uds- Forrest Hc.
sa Prso-,.n R1..-l Lv-rgool NAY mas-. F'o-t Hct
-acouut,r- much oo--roa- --sther 90 he passage
Ro, r Ma ''-s@-hp Ns'' n' Liverpool NJ" ~ "a Hal
n,-. P.sch,,. T.or NiysEu.t PR MAY TO- sugar &c. W
h.s been d. Vi Cape chsr.-. WITH sh "nd' m
B,s foa.aaa fTnosonl Enory APaachoa q i' eoisos
Bs AZ. ~sn ,of Joa-.por Hal Lasua' - days os-ood
Bs'f-r PEA
Be B-- Williams. Win eoa, sc, u days, naval stores.
Brsrs Jan. sNo-s- yoagsd IT, 81 q. b'', B,eh- NcEv
sr6us c.'- ,N.rr Don-g, 80 81. ballast master no
Bfg ,m Ncho.. L-ghto. N,chs. d. lumbsr samp.on &
NYh,r 50 10 60 18th .,hr President for Nrofs.
SIR N.aeh--is Tuu-. almond e. mt'- Aim 3 rmon
schr Maor. Puc- Redmond 0 d.. mis-, Major Lord
Chaf-.ton sabton Beaufort SC u aavs store.
s,sr w-.'d-a s,oe.ion Fr,nsin. Ia. n'l...-- master
.ofE Thoua-ton rhoms', APascheo'i - g. eooo
So carasr.. Rod charl..,oa Is d.. lumber Bell
seh's Cos. O.. RAJ. .Te5- s'.i p.....sp.A
SIR NV wi's Crocs-t Rum KY. '.t 20 Traasy Len
An ss-.-s
.clf Eny Jcha-on Jhloni Bitfofs a. ls-, johnson
SIR w.,- P.aa.s Mos.- % d. cotton. g.. na...t
s.hfG-n Fo--r Keller. Mach a. lsnb-r
ssr Ch-f. v,n N,m- yirsaa -ooa.
Shr Aro.a. Decker. vrg|ns. wood
srar Ou-ri, sop-r yirt "a. -oof.
shr MAJ jsn-, Rsi-t Vagina, root
s-h, An-,a. smith. B.frro,- cos N Mailer & Lord.
schr Baltimore souls. Baumofs coal
>,hr p rts-ih Csfy. Asss .hco cotton. Ashley &fsh
n -chr s-.noa, C,rf Windsor. -, plaster. H,'tsf
schr Ssrat Lazy. sag Harbor
s,hr Con- Tacs-r. Fss Msetia.. uub-r smith Boyn;oa-
SIR Gen Jack.ou. FaH.r, D. .-spor, lumber
SAILED steamship sostisfnsr Csaf-stoa sad other,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-04
Cholera Treatment.

Important facts in the treatment Of Asiatc Chol-
era from the pen Of II. @. .. DwIcHr, American Mis-
sionsry at Constantinopc
"Whcrc the Cholera IS raging we are continually
hearing of persons who are well j. the morning aud
their graves before night Md II is not 10 Boz
doubted that there cases M which the very
first attack Of disease j. the collapse from which r.
cOvcry rare but can say with truth, that IN every
instance Of these sudden deaths Of cholera ia which
have been able 10 investigate the circumstances,
have found the individual had been laborng under dar
rheR for days previous generally thisis slight
not 10 be much noticed ltis attended with pain,
and sickness OF stomach perhaps and gives the per
particular Inconvenience but u is this rery dar
rhsd which is msdiously preparing the yefem tor the
most dreadful of disease Whenever the cholera
prevailing any place il should be rule in cr7y in
stance 10 sf0D hs SLIGHTEST dGvhca fnmfdia'dg For
this we have remedy always al hand. Opium, IN some
form or other must be- used Immediately and without
fear. In the form OF laudauum. perhaps II may be
used most conveniently At such times it should De-
found in rr0g house every IN the family should
give notice Immediately when the frat symptom of dar
Ihca makes lie appearance IN mild cases Fix drops Of
laudanum for adult wall be sufficient check the
disease The dose should bee repeated every fou Aoar
until the diarrhea is stopped This j. most impor
tant direction. have used 10 with the best effect in
many cases. When there Is much pain and ten
dency 10 cramps and GOODNESS In the cxircmiiies, %
mixture of equal parts Of audanum, tncturo Of cam
phor and uncture Of rhubarb, dgttsea drops may be-
given adult dose IN mild To be increased
according 10 circumstance"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-04
Important from Northumberland APP
pointment.-LIeut.B eaIe-Tbe TeHa- IN

dian.. &C. w.smSero- Friday, June J.
IL i. stated upon authority which seems reliable
that the Cabinet have decided 10 make the following d.
plomstic appointments;
Hon VIZ &. RrFEs Of Va Minister % France.
ExGov. GRAHAM Of y. g. Minister - SPAN.
BALE PEYTo~ Of la Minister 20 ChL
Hon. Gro MARSH Of VI Minister 20 Berlin or Con
CT NoC1rvc Of Miss Charge 20 NewGrsnsda
Or. THos. " FOoTE Of y. I. Charge u B0sots or
Venezuela
T. J. CErTTENDEN Of Ky Consul ~ Liverpool
LORENZO DRAPEa of =. j. Consul AZ Hsvre.
tx Gov. KIM, ri Ne. Consul a. Rio Janeiro
Nr. IAsisTaO. whose appointment head 0f the
Consular Bureau was announced some dsys since has
aot been appointed &. +. H0FFNbN hss received III
appointment
ELISHA WHIrTLEsEY hss entered upon the Office d
fir't Controller Of the Treasury, pace Of Mr. sc.
CULLoCH
Lieut. BEALE presented bic dispatches ,o-day-four
IN number % the Secretary Of the Navy who declines
% putlsh them IL i unlersto0d however that they
fully sustain RE published account
lney contain nothing Of interest To- regard % the
organization ~ Territorial Government and bot little
concerning gold The dispatches rsl. mainly u mat
ers connected with the squadron, and have special
public interest
The specimens Of gold prsse1i,ed by Leu, BEALE
created quite sensation. Hc exhibited % them
~ Gen. TAYLOR who was very much Interested in
them but stll more IN The order which prevails 10
the country and the general good health of the emf
granite.
We assured that force oi Dragons will be-
promptly detailed ~ Rio Grande 20 pat down the In
diane With Instructions 10 pursue them til captured OF
annni sted- The people If Texas 10 be protected
from farther invasiOns Of the Camsnches
10 IL said that when the Of the Indian oufraCes
were read ~ toe President be from bis seat and
exclaimed, "Frst Of all tnis business must be stopped
and sent for Mr. CRAwToPD. We understand also that
the President gratfcd with the conduct OF the Mexi
can General AZ Matamor0s and FL probably require AZ
explanation Of the American oihcer for refusing the A.
sistance offered % pursue the Indians Courier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-04
Crops. \yeniher. Xc,

The FishkW Sfandari 81 the 3lst saws "For
week ten days past, We have had fine showers OF
rain which, though ABUNDANT. have fallen moderately
and the prospects tor grass and other crops were
liner than al the present time ApiicOt and peache
have suffered extensively from the late Winter
but of plums there viii be the usual abundance Al
though have had late Spring the gardens look un.
usually hnc Frost was visible al Laurcnsvllie =
q. the 22d inst. The Poiae Coupe Q-R) Echo of
the lgth ult says We have seldom witnessed such
constant succession OF copOus showers. accompanied
by heavy winds has been experienced by us Tor the
week past The supcrabundanf rain seriously
ure the back lands the water cannot pass INTO the
swamp already hllcd from the crevssscs. The corn,
where large, has been blown down and injured The
cane appears Aourishipg The cotton, especially on
the bsyous which is the principal cotton region with
US, looks remarkably well. - The y. fraRcsuile
Chronicle Of the date says I'VE have had during
the present week several severe thunder storms. which
have less damaged the crops in this section
The HaHkliq (La) Planters BaHHo of the 18th ult
says The weather with is now delightful, the
health OF the people Is generally speaking excellent,
and the crops growing finely We have plenty of
rain hat not super of IT, me hreezcs
blue sky and fair prospects Sickness drouth and blue
devils have left the parish like the darkness which pre-
ccdcs the dawnng of day I'm De soto County Mis-
sissipp the cotton crop fret killed by the late
trosts, and the destroying the replsnt
planter. writing from DE soto, says 81" never saw
as gloomy prospects IN al my lille. DO know there
cannot be more than half crops made IN this region OF
country. wish II may be the throughout The cot
ton region the result would enable % get fair
price tor the crops of TINS season. - The Raymond
lMlsSl GalcIC saNs We informed that the cot
ton louise and worm have made thclr appearance m
The northern part of tins county, and nurng the
crops OF several planters sidcrably Is tiAv
rAUQvE.-lhc Jamssel-R J0arsal says According 70
the best information We can gather cur county Is 10
suffer. this season scarcity OF fruit We
told that in the northern part Of the county many OF
the orchards have scarcely bossomsd at all and others
Indicate that but very mcagrc crop viii be- realized.
The Cause OF the failure attributed the violent and
long continued northeast winds.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-04

Observation-Disclosures Of auunususlly painful
nature occurred in Lower Nj Bethel on Sunday last IL
appears that individual aged aoOu - years sty Ing
himself Dr. Andrews has been or some time travelling
thi ouch this county and ia the looming district OF Penn
.yly ANA under the prctcncc OF praccing medicine
In the course OF his travels he forced himself into the
family of wealthy farmer OF Lower MI Bethel, Pa
proposing 20 effect the cure Of who afflicted
with a white swelling. The parent alter much persua
sion permitted the qusck 10 take the case IN h'nd bat
when the treatment hsd been fairly tired sud found IN
rHcctuai be requested the cmprc 20 ms visits
he refused to do until he received lee OF SluN -
this was denied the DR. vowed revenge and 20 procure
IL resolved upon kidnapping or enneing away youii-
dau shicr OF The farmer and IL no; long since be
was hAiiled attempt Of the same And On Sunday
having laid his plans, and obtained The assistance
OF number OF conicdcrstes, he ioi The second tne
seized her within short distance Of her iahers dwell
inc placed her IA a carriage and lei With much
rspidiiy for parts unknown, a. % completely eude al
pursuit The parents Il need not be said are plunged
the dccpcs, grief al the incident and their anxiety
enhanced by the worst sUspcons 10 the moral char
acter Of the impOster. BevideTe, y J. lnt
FiRss.-The Warren M } J0araal SAYS \
lsree new bala belonging 20 Mr. jacob ecr of Frank
lin township in this county, destroyed by IRE on
"Wednesday afternoon, sd ult quantity 81 corr osts
hsy, snd several sets of harness were destroy Ell Nj
Wellers loss cannot be less thsn S2o-no insurance
The Indiana PcuitenuSry, opposite Louisville. Ky
tired second time or The SAth vlt BY one 90 the
oonycls Is supposed. The ore MAS eNHuguished by
engines conveyed across the ver from the Kentucky
shore The PlusbwSk h1cary OF the S,h nit SAYS
The house formerly occupied BY the las hoa Richard
Rddc near the cemetery. struck BY lightning and
burned down yesterday afternoon during the storm
A lamp black factory ~ Wilmington NC. Was burnt
the 10th glL--lOss eSOQo.
LIcE>sE N WiscoNsiS.-Thev had n public
meeting Al Milwaukee On the SSh at the Mayor pre-
siding TO determine the proper course 10 oc pursued BY
the friends OF Temperance IN the present crisis az the
Caus IN that State series OF resolutions Nss adopt
ed calling upon the corporate authorities 10 take TIE
ncccsssry steps for immediate endorsements 81 the
Ia. .-.s4 md nff m
,,s NJ All GOOD ana orderly clnxeus 70 stand by and
usts them IN the faithful performance OF their day
DtIAYs AJAX DAN6ERoUs Mir Lswrcnce hil
A.. merchant in New-l ork, who died last Monday OF
cholers WAS insured in the Connecticut Mutual Lie In
surance Company, s4.0n. bis annual p~ymen. vas
5g tour DAYS previous TO bis death. when the Agent
cslied upon him for IL. He putt or for lew Days
but died without Erecting the renewal Thai sAght
delay Of a few days" has deprived his children Of
A. 90 Hartford Tines
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-04

BANGOR. May 30-Cd .h.p Gocords WOOD. San Francisco
BOsION June b.k AhoI. Hutch GssEos Ci shI
Henry kOf-sn-i Mr. b. YsPs
"a 90 ZONES Hsansi Adsms sOr~n-, Confidence, WI
rastan SC Dover nators Geo Wssh0gf0n Phst- ph. Cu
H. Cs., ens, Msst.-u. B-n H~,nsi .chrs cyrus Cham
bsfsn Nf0N L0uss &c. Y Adams d. 1T. shg- n-h Cacuf
Lapsnt NOf-.n. bs B HUI EoE brgs Aan, San Ffsn
lso. aEtou. Sc Amra, Ph ad- ph schs isaes "a
SYors. > - 90.
NORWICH Jun.sAu brs sh.,ucies, Sfors cd .oop Glide
Nfsrs. pr Qlif-hsug. 90.
PkOyiDESCE N4y si-ss zig. Oregon sYorsi Pro,-uc-
SEW HANEN. June Arr .ebr rfav-l-r. for cd sooT
Pr-.f-rf. 81.
NgWBERS Nsyr-Au.chf.i " Hughes. Tort Jo..ph g.
A. Hsmsn 50 CD ash. .ch Ann ynsa. sfos
NORFOLK 1-Au brig, Riys sAior 81 rhons, Brothers
90, A-ralff.
CHAHLEsTON fsAfr t-arship Sohsrn-r fors. "a
t Ire sors-suHt Spanish DDn rsabs Csnt Havana
ca .hlq a.rf- ali less Li'-po shr Merchant Hsvs1a
SAVANNAH Nay ca Br1tt Wa Cafson, = Johns org
Nsc0a Msuins. sfHrti Lowell. 90
sOBILE Ny sCd shps Mircs C-svss HAVE. Ho-afi LIZ
sr1.0l
SEw.ORLEASs. May s-Cd .hp. Js- Cooper. Liverpool
Q4-sa Fra-d STATES DO. haoa, Trieste oaft,
KEEPER. aostoa. M.das iBf.. LrefponL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-04
W halers.

cd s-s Bedford, g., ship Fs-rt Et-ads, Burgess, Pssas
Ofsan
OsGsn psgos snd. F.o "a .hp Co s-sbay. Of NB,sord
o.. fa~ ffsnc-. Gsr31sf
~ ~ .pn. Olaro, Naa.4ci-t, loospm soah B5stos
, hsF-l. 40
NBsaori l .bp Rsosca Sans P.lse Ocean. 90 'Ps
:
s,s H,sor .lP PA.ar Sw Coast sO.pn .si
o. tou@
A1r~ss Ho- 3sf ship Plonsc, Pa>tc q. 70,
Ssafurs- h. 10 sd- o. - Planter -hch 80
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FIREWORKS.
r1nrwoRKs. rIREwoRKs.

ID l. NULTFE Offers tor sale sale No. Il6 Chatham
tcorner Of Oranee ull assortment ~ Fire Works,
consisting and brilliant designs for exhibitions,
among which are Kaehe.cope,. Cascades, R0seues.
United Diamonds, Revolving suns, Jewel"f Crosses,
GalOpade of Srrpents Concentrated Wheels Caputes,
Large Rockets Roman Candles aud lumnatons OF cfin-
SON yellow green and blue hres.
TOGETHER Win sNALiFR WORKS FoR The TRADE
COnpfising IN Part
ounce, ounce, n, n, 70 and n Rockets
2 s. g. s. 3, No. II and IS Bal Roman Candies.
Bengols & ghts, Serp-nis. Mines Of serpcut-. &c
Flower Pots, Blue lights, SaNous,
Tnangies, TorpcdOes. Torbiilons,
Grasshophers, Pulling Crackers, hafoous,
Pm Wheels, Scroll Wheels, Pigeons.
Chinese Rockets. J0stc, Fire Crackers, Sc &c
Committees and all others DESTROYS OF giving exhibitions
be furnished at the shortest notice. and lowest prces
T. l.. NULTEE, cor Chatham and Orangests
myb isiiyi entrance "a door IN Orbngest