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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-01

TT Hon Isaac DAVIS has been nominated for
Mayor Of Worcester by the people without distinction
Of party. HESRy CHAPLIN, Esq Is the Free SOL can
ddste Hon Levi Lincoln the present Msyor, declines
Medication
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-01

~ The Anti-Savey Resolves reported by
the Judiciary Committee Of the Massachusetts House OF
Representatives, and which passed that body on saur
day with bu, single dissentisnt passed the Senate on
Monday without amendment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-01

~ NATHANIEL H. WIrDnAN OF Danbury is
the Loco Foco candidate for Congress in the WITH Dis
rict Of Connecticut. represented by Hon. TRU-
NAN SMITH Thomas BUrLKR Of Norwak ia the
Mhig candidate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-01
ROTARY COPPER 0OLD-WAsHER.

gHAyE EXAMINED MACHINE Intended for wssh
ny sands and gravel containing gold and Other heavy
mstsc substance exhibited by Mr. Eiishs txssf
AID 50 far pnncp pie 10 eooeerned consider better
ADAPTED 10 the purpose han any msens which have ever
had an opportunity Of seeing i scnsi operation In h"
sogl. p-rm emit whch witnessed, appeared Va confirm
hI'y nv opinion Of s merits for there appeared 10 be 90
.nn-eisbs dimnuton 10 the quantity Of me gold duet that
VS. mixed with sand for the purposs Of tsung The ma
chine JA"bo hr""ie~
hay concur with Professor Renwiek 10 hs feconmsD-
dson II Mr. Fgsrsds gold washer, and have Cd yissd
ssysra N my friends 10 purchase tho sppsrsns
John TORREY
College Of Physicians surgeons, 81 Crosby Jsoassy
~, i8fy. -
One OF me machines may be seen 81 81
Beaver-st where ovdsss for hem will b f.ceved "
I7f9-. THOMAS DCNNy
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Colder than the Coolest.


ARGYLE. Washington Co. n Y. Feb 2
MEssRs GREELEY s McELRArH; The Mercury in
the Thermometer a, o'clock in the morning has stood
a. follows in this town January 10 degrees bsl0r
ZsrJ. Jan 1. degrees Jan. : IS degrees Jan. 10
degrees jan H. 30 degrees Jan. IL. = degrees jan
10 degrees and take the month through, there were
but few days Il did not fall 10 Zero. February 10 -
degrees bsl0r Zsro Feb 10. 10 degrees Feb II, de
erees Feb Is grees FEB. 10 70 de- rees snd the
a);h II degrees From the 18th February 10 the 2'n
there was keen, sharp hard wind part OF the tine
n blew quite gsle) from the North ans Northeast
which made il nearly impossible for people 10 20 out OF
their houses or even -tay in them with eomfort-sood
6res were in grost demand Yours very Truly NJ
This is tough story bu, our correspondent is re-
liable msn According TO his sceoun, Argyle cannot BE-
beaten for coldDsss even By Boston HH6o' AZ Ches
70 where they think they soaf IN the freezing way
oa the coolest day OF the season the 18TH they could
no, msnsge to get under To- below Zero-Ed fr'S.l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-01
SUMMERS BACCHANAL

BY BAlAkD TAYLOR
FILL the cup from some secreiest fountain.
Under granite lodges deep and low,
Where the crystal vintage OF the mountain
Runs in foam from dazzling fields of snow
Some lost stream that in a woodland hollow
Coils. 10 sleep its WEAKNESS away,
Hid from prying stars that isin would follow,
Ia the emerald go0ns OF hemlOck spray.
Fill dear friend goblet cool and sparkling
As the sunlight OF October mOrns-
Not for US the crimson wave, that darkling
stains the lips of olden drinking horns
We will quaf. beneath the noontide glowing,
Drauehts of nectar. sweet as iaery dew
Couched on fsrny banks where light airs blowing
Shake the leaves between US and the blue
We will pledge in bresthless, long libstion,
All we have been or have sworn 70 be
Fame, and Joy, and Loves dear sdoraion-
Summers lusty bscchenals are We
Fin again and let our goblets clashing
stir the ieathery nipples on the brim
Let the light within their bosOms flashing,
Leap ike youth TO every idle limb
Round the white roots of the fragrant lily
And the messy hazels, purple stained,
Once the music of these waters chilly
Gave return for all the sweetness drained.
How that rare delicious woodland havor
MOcked my palate in the fever hours
When pinned for springs OF coolest SAVIOR.
As the burning Earth for thunder showers
In the wave, that through my maddened dreaming
Flowed To cheat me- Oh the cups again
Drink dear friend TO Life which is not seeming
Fresh as this to Manhood's heart sud brain
Fill I'll high and while goblets, ringing,
shine with vintage of the mountain snow, ing
Youths bright Fountain, clear and blthely spring
Brims our souls 70 endless overflow
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-01
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

lNRl s>l--An inquest was hell yesterday oy
Coroner Ball on the body Of an infsn, about month
old, which hsd been suAocs,si under the following
circumstances Ii sPpesrs that the mother, whose
name could not - sscertslned, had completely envel
opei her inlsn; in shaw protect il from the wind
snt rain and uncovering L. 10 her horror she sscer
'sinsd ,hsttWss dead The Jury returned verdict
OF accidental suaocsuon"
BRooELYS CRY CoURr.-An Act has been in
iroduced the senate OF the New York Legislature by
Mr Bokee Of this city, for the establishment Of City
Court which has been referred to the appropriate Com
mitee, who have reported H. I, has been taken up In
Committee OF the Whole and now bids fair to become
slsv. The Act provided for the establishment OF a
Court which shall have power both civil and
criminal business II also authorizes the election of
City Judge whose term OF Office shall be SIX yesrs
and who shall preside Tor In bis absence the Mayor Of
the city the County Judge the City Court and
try all cases both civil and criminal in the
the County Courts by indictments and recoguiE
70 appear
Any Indictment found seslns. parties hv Grand Jures
In the Court o oyer and rermner may be transmitted
70 the City Court provided however that the offence
which the Indictment Is found has been committed
in the city This Court shall BE- held once month and
continue four weeks The City Judge shall be mem
Der OF the County Courts and possess the powers
tue County Judges His salary IA 70 be paid by the
Common Council AZ the rate OF - 90 per ennum.
The Act also provides for the election OF Police Jus
,ce for the term of four years from the frs. " Msy
next who shall nave sole and exclusive Jurisdiction in
al criminal cases and receive from the Board OF Su
peryi-ors Of the County Of hings stated salary Of
81 20 year.
The Common Council are also authorized 10 divide
the city into districts tor the election of jus
tees II the Peace. whose powers shall be- the
those Of Justices OF the Peace Of the several towns In
the County
By the establishment OF this Court, the macs OF bust
NJ - which has overwhelmed the County Courts for
some time past will be- removed, and the business In
these Courts will hereafter be transacted with some
thing ike regularity
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-01

SUPREME CoURr or THE UNITED STATES
'ashinsfos, Monday, FEB. 26-No a. Samuel veszie
sppea re- Nathaniel L. Williams CT al The ara ame at
o' hs cause was commenced by Mr. Fessendep tor the
spPeisnt. Adjourned all Tassdsy IL O'Clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-01
IL GaAHAM-s MAeAzIsE for March has be

IL GRAHAMs MAGAzlsE for March has been
sent us by VIM. H. Graham, Brick Church Buildings
1t is an excellent number all respects. The mezzo
tin, of Christ Weeping over Jerusalem s one Of the
finest plates given in any Magazine. The Bridal Night,
lie very pretty steel engraving, and the view OF Gen
Tsylors plantation the Mississippi will be interest
ing to the many admirers of the new President The
literary contents in the usual style of excellenc,
which distinguishes Graham Among them We no
tice The Naval Officer, by Lieut. LYNCH " iorence,
u poem by HENRY b. HRsT, which eclipses his Endy
mon and viii greatly increase his poeticsl reputation
" The Icobergs by PARK BENIAMIN Western Recol
ections by FAYETrE ROBINSON. and articles by Mrs
BUTLER, Mrs OsGoOD, Jos. X. CHANDLER, MARY l.
LAWSON and others. We copy the following short
cnld Xghter uOem
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-01

"PEoPLEs iOwS."-We have noticed IN late
numbers of the weekly newspaper, "THE PEOPLE :
OWN strange story under the title Of Curious Ad
ventures Of a Runaway Nun in the Gold Countries
1t be, as alleged founded fact 1t is certainly one Of
the most singular histories of adventure on record
is continued in the paper for the present week and In
rrsases IN liz peculsr interest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-01

~ ktNBER CLEAvER, Esq. of Schuylkill Co.
Us been nominated by the Natives Of Pennsylvania he
= cir candidate for Canal Commissioner.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-01
CITY ITEMS.
WEpSvspAY. Feb =

TIE LAFtYErrE GUARDs.-Ths fine military
corps composed Of our French citizens returned zee
,erisy from excursion to Phlsdelphis where they
Eea; 70 suend the grand National Bal, given 81 the
Chinese Museum. They were received by the srs'
Company Of state Fepcites Patterson susrds. Wash.
.ngton volunteers Wayne Artillery and Capt. Weiss
Company Of German Volunteers
FtRE.-About o. clock this morning fire was
discovered in the Vheelrishs shop Of James MeCNrep
No 80 Hutson-st which e~tin pushed sasr doing
little damage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-01

IScREAsE OF PsUPERIsN ~ B0srOS.-The Re
ort from the House Of Industry Of Feb q gives the
NUMBER 10 that institution That day ~ 20 ar IN
resse on the average Of the sst - years Of over 100
Al peer .nd on the 10Th there 20 Persons mos,
OF whom are psupers The increase q composed OF
foreixrerL principally lrsn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-01

Tax Parser MURDER.-We learn from an ex'
ira fo the o,6ee OF the SaeO De'aOra that the exam
in atom of Henry r. Wentsorth and Or smith, upon
ha. ben concluded and the respondents discharged no
evidence being adduced which would warrant tneH
detention.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-01

IAyER>s II FENNsiLNANiA--ih fhuddeppf1
LedSer pub ishes the following statement Of nun
Der of licensed ,sverns In that State
Adams Co has tavern 10 every l22 taxable inhsbi-
,snts Allegheny. 100 Armstrong. l-0; Beaver no
Bedford. ~ Bcrks 70 Blsir. % Bradford. IL
Bucks 100 Butler = Cambria, ia Carbon -
Centre ls1 Chester 265 Clarion. 10 Clesrhsid
14. Clinton IA Coumbis. ll2 Crawford 100: Cum
berand ll6 Dauphin. ~ Delaware. l5s Elk. 80
Erie 10; FsyeIie no return Franklin lf0; Green.
100 Huntington 30. Indiana, 25 Jefferson III Ju.
nists 1876 Lancaster, n Lebanos. li2. Lehigh, g.
Luzerne. l6s Lyconing. l0+ Ncheou, lio Mercer.
90 Miiin. 30. Monroe so Montgomery lOi North.
amp,op. = Northumberland ~ Perry l3g. Phna.
dslphis ll2; Pike, 81 Potter, b Schuyikl. -
Somerset o. sullivan mo return. usS county sus
qnehsrns 40 Tiogs IN Union, l2i Nensnso, 10
Warren 1884, Washington, 23i. Wayne, - Westmore-
lans l34 Wyoming Tao York, 10. TotAi-i0) ,s25
taxable inhabitants aad s92 averns The average OF
licensed tsyerus Ia the state is about 10 every lls
taxable Inhabitants.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-01

sego County, N.-rhe next term will commence on the
OF January Rscitsons lectures the prosecutions OF
suits and he is and argument Of causes dn practices
Of hand speaking literary, historical and legal debates are
among the Instant exercises Of the school, whose oblr
he student practical Law and essy, cor
snd fluent exsmporanepus speaker before he enters
hs profession Circu stating plan Nc ser by Request
Board g. from III y to 81 u per week Tuition use %
library Of 10 per year payable quarterly t
advance. Lsu-rs addressed tposipsid) 10 JOHN row
LIZ, Prssidsnt sswD lawsMkWu
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~ House of Industry and Home for the

Friendie.<.The Managers Of This Institution would In
form their friends the public that they have removed Il
their building Thirliehst Fourth avenue, and
cnsgs about 20 of the class for whom designed
VIZ viruoas but homeless females. aud destitute children
As his IL Intended be- but temporary abode families IN
% dOmsstcs invited 10 call nj The Institution be
tween lh- hours OF 10 NJ and Y NJ Some Of the adult
bat recently ln he country OFFERS have he usual refer
and recommendations Pers, wishing 10 adopt on
bring up children. there ind 10 suit them Refer
required. No charges made 10 those applying
LIZ. -.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

" Fowi-rs n Wells, PhreaoioGtsts and
Publishers, Clinton Hsll iS Nssssn-sL near IN. Park
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-01

Past and Future jmprevemsnt-Ths Journey
10 Albany IN ~ md 'ig-The Valley of
the Iiou-afeBic Things In AIbaby-Iseci-
procity Blii-N hito haii-Ride TO Buriins-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-01

~ IfuuIU HIT UNf.-bN lHtLVF , IHrtHHIsf rVus
Liquid article the world FOR chsnging red
gray asr natural black brown color without injury
The hair SKIN Persons wishing the beat article In The
msrke, should call Al B,rcEELoRs mandatory. Wslla
old No. 2 Broadway Copy the address dls Trsst
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Tng COPARTNER.uIP Or Kni

rJ'HE COMPREHENSIVE Of KnighI Rhodes 10
this day dissolved by mutual consent Either OF the
undersigned authorized ~ The name OF The hfm 10
liquidation. WIN kNlbnI
N-w-Yorz Feb 10. l8i9. WI RHODES
WIN RHODES will continue The business al the Old
sa d. 83 Broadway, Thifteeulst where all orders
vii be- kully received and puncnsly Nisnded TO
WN KNIGHT vii be hsp)y 10 sees his friends and The
public al his store. Is FOurIhayenue, near Tenin
tGf 2w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-01

~ Wnter-Cure.-Dr. TSsLL receives patients al hi
commoiious city estsb ishment IS Lsghts and Oyse
Bay l.. ! where new and extensive buildings bein
erected The summer term will commence Apn J. Oal
door pfsrtice tuencsd TO. Consultations g. 81 lm'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-01
,,,n rnr L.nIE.-pErER RoBERrs. SO sro.d

L way has recsived from suction large lot " French
embroidered collars 90 per cent below coat OF importation
8l0 yards worked founcng; lace snt muslin dresses
A 90 per arrivals Thread and Jenny Lind ospes
Aud berhes Ysenceune collars snd cuff Fsrnc7nne and
thread aces lace wells infants robes, waists and caps
fgured musus; black isc-s figured nets nsw patterns
Tor spencers canbrc hsndserchefsi Sc. xf i'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-01

4 EuOS -JGAK-J W K-lys Premium Lemon
Isuggr prepared with the beat on Lemons, for The ~
slant Production Of Lemonade Indispensable sreis o'
thos- hound for Csfouis being Dot Ony curstye. Du'
preventive ~ ne scBrvy soy sale 81 the family groes
rss generally ard By me manufacturer.
W KELLY fs6 Wuiam-st basement
9ff FULTON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-01


United STATES celebrated Al hi, own house Saturday
evening the anniversary Of the Revolution OF France
which took place IN February Although ne nignt "as
very Indictment, yet have never seen more brilliant
company in Washington The diplomatic corps Vss
numerously and specially represented
There we're present every member ~ the Caoinet
and many others Of the highest executive, naval tno
military officers the Vice President Of the United
-,stss The Speaker Of the House 81 Representatives,
md many members Of both Houses % Congress Judges
~ ,he Supreme Court distinguished strangers, and
s,tizeps OF Washington The 'front.' OF the house was
Illuminated within reigned taste generous feeling and
! cor5i.i symparhy With the French Republic.
TIE supper room tss,efuly OrDamented from
ceilinz 10 sides with the beautiful trco0r The deco
r.tous VI tie table were very handsome. ne vines
rsn ike water. French Hospitality presided al ne
hoard and every one appeared o. BE- del GIFTED orie
address. delivered 81 TIE table by tns French MID
i.ter. az fOllO~s:
= GExrLsMES 1 an NOS. happ7 Al receiving yo7 % ny
a. event whch although = rere. CATE, Us sf-1aJ a.
rYirei nuch importance, since % vii max ne en0 " ~
od era and the b-ginriug Of H>rs ons 1910. o.,
Permit mr., hen, gentemen % ms soen- !.
return zoo my thanks Tor your f1 sh1 az hy ~
.ehng su-nssnce and 10 cr-r you loA1i men VIII CID
body al my feelings toward you- ..r -. .
urcpos- ID vol s.rem-u ran- 10 : niel .a1 no
world 10 scrusioned D. fesd t1e pah tn- I', a., a.,
fsfus Of your happy e1onry 10 tn1 @-'oN ~ "
To ri. address Ar Dallas the VieePrs sieeni Of the
nited states replied most appropriately Win M io
loving sentiment - ,.-
-Fs.ses asi ~ up ti1ga u Der if'''l' i'J' tiY
Tbs whole fyfs was admirably conducted and We
vnfrs 10 .sy t.t ~ o1s retired from the scene nth
~, A. .grnz 70 nave the opportunity Of celebrating 10
similar soirit the anniversary Of tn Republic Of
| France ever year. without end Wash Union I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-01
uAuTyD At THE GOLD MINES.

IN Onn BOTTLES or GAYS CANCHALAoUA,
.DV.UUVwhsns lIs efficacy In the cure OF fsysf and
sgue best known Az in its condensed form each bois
contains one third doses thsn quart bous OF SIss
p.nls while tho freight will not BE- ooefourth ~ mueh
sot a. contains DO syrup seiy W fer
mept and sour = warm climsts, ofsrs iniuc.msnu !"
purchasers 10 supply tho demand Apply hs Csnchsis
g. DSn6t Is Bro~ixsy 10 ls~Im'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-01

CALIFORNIA-ToBAcC FOR LONG VOYAGES
" AT sEA-Pspons going 10 California VII md y
oodwns Patent Fine Cut Tobacco very Desirable srtrls
not only for their but for sale nee from all
impurities thai would lnure h H. warm climate wihin
he Tobacco hes been taken To nearly al
parts of world and In has ever bscoms unh
Tor use retain lie moisture and mayor and
not become mody climate Tor lhroe ysafs fefsons
sending goods California will End THE tho best afueis d
Tobacco IN, ship. pressed ADD pat up 10 email
PACKAGE thereby avoiding one half IN. -spsnse u~a
lending shipping Of ordinary nns cut tobacco MANI
facmred and for sale BY - -. -. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-01

DOOFING..-G Good wins Patent Cement sneaihins for
lRoos cheap. hghI and durab.o-pnc= 4. cts per foot
laid rough henircx boards 81. per foot over I'm or
zinc, and warranted. Apply 70 GOODWIN, % College.
place near Chamberss. References II. bssfofd, root
done 1850 feet 81 Centerst; DeCosse roof Gone $50
feet 81 Wests Alderman Ferris roof done, 10 feet, IL
(reenwich-sL L ny roof done, 1871 feet 40 tfonts
Frus
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a. MITING CLA--t-.-JosEss INirIAroRY

az EAIIINt. tIA--E~.-JUNEs5 INIIIATUhI
w COUNTING ROOHs ~ Broadway-A -ritng
class !. received from 10 and 10 z. N. They are
thoroughly Instructed 10 " JOness developed
IA hi. Elementary Writing Books The success that has
attended his systsm of instruction In the principal schoo-
of hs city AID Brooklyn sa sufficient guaranty that The
progress - the pupil Will be Commensurate With ns time
and attention given. These books are for sale by
!. MErCALF, ~ East Broadway
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yDkINTING UFFICE FOR sALE.-A Booi

JOB and Newspaper once Of the bes 10 he ClIy
OF New YOfr comprising large and excellent assortment
u types and abundance Of machinery al 10 hns order
The permanent patronage Is very srge, and OF mo mos
proflabe Kind Pnce 81 O00. Tsrms-c4sh preferred, ba
90 % ectOn give time part win good .ecurty APP
pytO he-srs IS hnAr bACOChl .
fgp frn- FuitOr-st NJ Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-01

GOLD. GOLD. GOLO::.-rhe public ar. ~.
N Especially invited to call 81 the Caiforuis uepot u
Pata where he the celebrated Dasoness Gold.
the Of practical Mner OF many year,
experience II warranted 10 wash ten umss ~ nueh ssnd
xh less Labor any othef machine offered 70 MS
city Itis adapted TO steam horse or hand power Alec
sock ofdcmestc hardware consisting In part Of hseheu.
bsmmers ssws screws butts, pichs, msitochs erowoa
drills rhssls sbov-s Sc &c Associations suppled upon
r-asons able terms iNflw- " q fiht
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-01
DKUG STORE fOn sALE-con.i'lios q ~

Dbogany fixtures. Marble Counters, sc. suitable for
Brosdway Put up that hoy could be taken down snf
pac ked Tor any part Of tho country without damage STU
ssd 10 A good and rapidly growing nsghbofhooc As NE
proprietor wishes IN other business Considerable
deducr1u will made Tor cash. Inquire a. tho store II
so1lssyenh-st Willam.bufgh second block from Pseh'
sip ferry ~ Im'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-01

A
NNATHER Of hat fsr-fsn-d dry goods store. "a Sc.
coud opposite sheriff being enabled 10 rer- or-fs foi
a. hi. excellent STOCK u gOo1s fixtures lease ef store,
wears 20 run and good Sil u usiness boisry mtnedi
st-y Ths siock b. bad bsrgsin ard me store H.
fll operation. 20 S-cOodst NZveod'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-01

fInO ALL W 40 afflicted win tns piles dyserte-
~ sgue fever rt-umsfsg or rheumsic govt scro-
Nls sn. evil u ne diseases Affecting me no
o.n system would 10 well 10 cal Al he gtrlec and wei
row. Pbarr sce1ucsl and sefics Electro Nszn-e 10
Ishii bg.nt of DR. > NJ ABELL,
Itfgr- n Cherryg ROoseyrltst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-01

4 EAVkNWOKTHBUOLD HIN0 MAIHINEs
are d~cidedythe yet offered for sale, they VIII
ws.a the soil a. hast fed the machine and whai
10 of mor- Importance the gold blscs ssnd cinnsbsr and
plausa cannot escsps hom II they are arrsnged fof
horse AMI hand power with extras and boxed, Nom
$50 10 SIS Also, god plcts. minng tools romps hose,
carts crucibes, tes chests
aud every description Of implements for California Fot
sale the lowest prees The Agricultural Msr-hoass and
Seed Store of ALLEN W
10 len. Isy and 1874 Wgtcf-si New forh.
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WELLS 4 KIRK.
holsssle Dealers In
FISH.
IMPORTANT TO oALIFoR MANS.

nUPUYs CORDIAL ELIXIR o. BARK should 10
~ prominent among the various medicines purchased fof
Csrnis is tonic and ansi-febrls properties mabe OF
the beet preventive Of Csorns fever beside beins
Admirably 10 restore the sms enseb I'd by that
dissss. i'm i'm. r. DUPUY, 500 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-01

- of Winter and summer Sloshns W oc 500 nst N
us1s price, Alec large assortment OF gents and ooy'
6us clothing a lowe prices than oe-r-d before an
more than 500 piece % fashionable. goods which vii D
made to order Q style that cannot be surpassed al
VANDsRBILrs n Maid len sns aud is2 Canssl Pleas
favor me with AL and you will not be disappointed
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-04-27

Barney Dothcrum being called at a JUS
tees court, his brother arprarcd.
"Whcrc is your broth,r?" asked the
MAGISTRATE.
Giles sick vCr honor"
"l'as he had any medical aid ?" en1ui.
rcd 'hc magistrate
"rrs, yer houor."
"Wcli what does the doctor says the
matter Of linn"
"Thc doChcr snys he's dead ,yerhonor
His honor had no more 70 say.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-04-27

4 bill restoring Thomas ". Dorr to cit
i2enShin, has been defeated in the Rhode
Island House Of Rerrscn,i,es, by the cast.
ing vote Of the Speaker. A most exciting
debate took place on the occasion 10 which,
the Alcrrine whig fasoals evinccd all the
wontcd hate Of Republican institutions. and
Of those who dared to contend for the rights
of frcemen. Bat "there's good time
coming"