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Capt q w Mclean, Member of the Legislature and late
Of The United States Navy, las kindly sent ,s The fyiDg
certificate II tells its avn story
RAILWAY, Jan 25, 1917.
a year since was taken with The Influenza and nv
whole system len IN dehiiaed state. was induced 10
Try DIR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. anil alter taking
two or three bottles, WAS very much relieved, and ar
butte i entirely 10 The said Sarnrila. have continued
taking Il, and find that improve every day believe il
saved my lie, and would not be without nler any con
sheraiioh H q. W. MCLEAN
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JOHN JACKSON Esq, Editor Of the Railway RepubIi
hnubisled Tie aboveceriiicale, and remarks In mn edi
rIia rs follows: ~
10 The success Of DIR TOWNSENDS PREPARE.
ToN OF SARSAPARiLLA appears To be one OF the most
exrnordnary character We ribshtolay two certificates
~ lis behalf one from Capt Mclean, of ths town. aud one
from the Rev MIR. White, Of Staten Island a asneman
well known in Railway Capt Mclean believes the mr,i
cine to have saved his life, and Mr. White seems to enter.
tain an equally strong confidence In liza efficacy Intelligent
men like these would moi praise strongly what they did
not fully believe 10 be deserving - - -
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-06-14

All the sheet copper must have straight sjges
d square ends and be Of parallel widths
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-06-14

DIR. TOWNSEND Dear SirI have The pleasure 10 inform
you that three OF my children have cured Of the Scro
iced very severely with bad sores; have taken only four
bottles; il look them away for which feel myself under
deep obligation Yours respectfully, .F
ISAAC w. GRAIN, l0s Wooster street.
New York, March ], 1917
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|l50 reams fine blue and white wove letter
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-06-14
SCROFULA CURED.

This certificate conclusvey proves thai this SARSAPA.
RLA has perfect control the most obstinate diseases
pi The blood IHee persons cured in housa is unprc.
Washington telegraph., 1849-04-11

larRoyfairNr oF fHG MlcRoscoPg.-h
the Cincinnati Commercial. We learn
thai Nlf Bruno llaseaTl, opliean IN that
city, has made some astonishing improve.
ments en- the microscope, whereby lis
powets are extended toa degree hitherto
supposed unalianable. In examining
the scalc ei an insect $1,000 uf AN inch
IN LENGTH, II 2,9s1 secondary scales werr
counted on llssurisce, aud 50 minute were
they. that II would take 81 sue, ,OoO 600 To
cover II sunare urh
Washington telegraph., 1849-04-11
LAND TITLES IN ARKANSAS.

The following law pasaed by the lasl Congress,
relative to The title To cettuin lands IN tins State,
is Of interest 10 some eli our eli4ensi
penue=No AL
AN aCIto settle the title to certain ifaels of
hnd IN the Stat Of Ar1ansas,
Beii ea,,ied by tie Seadte and House Of Re-.
reaafdiiu@ Of he taittd States Of lmeslsi Ia
Compress ,sss@blfd Thai each and every uNner
ola si,anhh Or ftneh land clam, or any pafl
uefeel, 'hihe Slale Of Arkansas, which was sub.
mh'ra let Adjudication ia the superior coufl af the
tate lerfbty Of Arkasas. aud by that court con.
hfmrd' ofhs baaa fdr subsequent purchaser for
valuable considerations, Is hereby auihoi 4ed la
enter, "llitn on year from the passage ol lhis
ael, tue laid covered by said clam, or less qnnn,
Wy lhefeot lahr embraced ia ANY legal suhdiyis.
'oni at The minimum price, under such regulation
US the Commissioner ol the Genefal lnud Oliee
shall prescribe; Prariisd, haHsutf, That lhs
owner aiofsaid shall b. an occupant OF euliYalor
Of said land
sse ? Aqd Be il fa,t4tr enacted. That anof
the lapse of 40 years from the approval Of this
act, the salrof the lands embraced by the decrrea
Of the superior court Of Arkansas, which wrfu on
bills Of fcsltv reversed, aud which tar ftcsidnnt
Was by tue 'ct Of eighteen hundred aud t1iity.
tao, fsquifel To reserve from sale, which NAV
then fslnal lhr property ot the uuilrd States,
sliall no unefb b. reserved irom sale d, the rfssi.
dent OF The Vnled states, aud that tue same may
be brought hlu market under the existing laws
ArfaovgL' March }, lsi6.
Washington telegraph., 1849-04-11

REruDiAroS.-Thc London Times
dcyoIcs an article to tho four dchnltipp
state Of the Union, Mississippi, FIooda
Arkansas and Michigan. 1t argues that
ns the population Of these States is but
eight hundred thousand ont Of oycrtwcn.
W Millions lhey must soon become hon.
es' 10 mNlhiain their character with the
rest o! the Union. l. says thcro are
Aoui'dant signs that ia the ten year,
which have elapsed a very deeided
change has occurred amongst the people
even in the dciaulting States. Il is
scarcely too much 10 believe that IL tho
question of liquidation were now put for
the irst Time, not dozen individuals
would be found to assent 10 it.
Ner Orleans BaiitilH.
Washington telegraph., 1849-04-11

ANgRc4S !Nrrn -urNr-A claim TO-
damages ]. hci,n CJngfc,s, in tlc case ui
Manuel y Harmony que ofthc santa lie
traders. who, while rg1.,iug The plaln' 10
Santa Fc viii tain valued al $4,000.
at the commencement al the Mexican
war, wa. oyerni,u hy d'rarhmcnt of
Umel state. iriop. aud ordered iomarh
IN their rear Ia S4ua r.. where, aitof
sOmr lrleHliUu, he va, allowed 10 depart
again lDr the northern Provinces ui Mex
leo Nhls on the road, hls ;raln was
agaiu oyctlAkcn aul pressed into service
by Colonel Dlniphau. l'hs tcamsters,
wagon, ami mule. wrr Of great Use
IN las hm1u, expedition, aud after @
had reached Chihuahua, lhe claimant say,
they were completely brokcn down and
unit for use. ML Harmony was com.
PEELED to leave his merchandise there,
where 1t wa, alterWnd -rl2ed 10y the
Mexican Government The principle
mainly involved lu tins raimis, whether a
citizen Of the United State, has a nshI
to trade with a foreign country with
which tho uallou IS al war. Nc llar'
mony claims that be- started out before
thl waf was declared, bat tai. is OF no con.
ssequencc, ~ hc was informed OF the dee.
IamtIon OF war by the troops by whom he
was ovcrlaken. The committee on Claims
reported ia favor Of compensatIng him Tor
the loss OF his teams aud merchandise,
but against his claim oi rcdfcss Tor the
delonslou, as that was incident to his
expedition.
Philadelphia ~ AmyiaH,
Washington telegraph., 1849-04-11

AFAcr Wmcn Nuns 80 COMMENTARY.
jesse OXenduc, irco colored man. who
for a long time has resided IN Columbia
aud has accumulated some property, was
about year ago seized with the idea OF
gong to ifco State, lie accordingly
sold out and removed with his family to
Ohio. Whilst there, he could procure
no work, all his applications being answer.
ed with the remark, that they preferred
white labor. His wife was taken Ill.,
and although he offered to pay liberally,
no assistance could be procured IN nurs.
ing hcr-the eoior of the SKIN to5Jd Il.
She died, aud OxeudInc, slript Of his lit
tic properly, aud thoIoughly Disguised
with hs white friends and sympalhlzers,
determined to return, although warned
that he forfeited his freedom by so doing
lie wrote word back that he would prefer
10 be- stare IN any Southern plantation,
% bcng free man at Me North, aud
accordingly returned few days ago.
Read that, ye false hearted Abolitionists
and blush for shame at your base hypoori.
sy!-Pai@etto State Banner
Washington telegraph., 1849-04-11

Blessed are the pcace.maker.,' saith
the holy writ but once proved To my
cost, says Dobbs, that peucc.maker is
not always blessed, for in cnlgavodng to
prevent a hall.mad wounn residing m
Fox Creek ilom aunihiIatiug hcf uu.
worthy husband, got d bloody nose from
the paws OF The husband, q severe coniu.
sion over the eye from missile thrown
by the lady was severely pmohcH by the
childrcu, bIaekguadcd by arcIaliyc Of ,ne
family, bitten by the house dog. aGd hual.
ly kicked into lhc street by the whole Of
them. NeoiN we live IA aa uugfateiul
world,
Washington telegraph., 1849-04-11

How 70 GFf Rri--kaoek of two glasses Of
gfos pr day iium the usual sIloWaucr. Tisfss
sssprncc saved \ couple VI srslrs lrs, per dIrin
--Iaur pence more sa,td. Get up from dinner
with good appetite onr day ahd that will ave
iie 'iippucg 1l buying biiris ia orl'f 10 &C., huu.
rry Coz i'lr neat days mral Tikr lit.g lfoublr
10 60 10 lhr r'raprs stores aud publcaion olirr..
Instead ri paliug duNario ilir BppthcciB iUf %
bottle OF ls uan tisa curr, abstain nom di.spaIon.
Walk iLririd OF ulHg 60 lrf. 10 lhr pliy aud
wu,,i, aud read mot. Reldug alth attention 4.
q lssims PIrusufc, an instructive one, and cus;s
noihiaR Elrry ten OF knowledge STORED away
in lio mHd p1ftipu VI the ,rrur,, treasure
which We rau pl,srss Always limit your pot.
rhasrs withil our means, - tlat ZONE money
may be- kept In the rpcaei against stormy day
~ a time u sirhurss. Above all, keep aI ibp
newspapers ani books you receive, aud by anl
by you Ndi be- the porsrssorOf valuable library
Washington telegraph., 1849-04-11

An INopESr,-Whilo the company of
old GonllnentaIse We're lirng salute at
the Battery, New York, on the lust aani.
votsary of Washngton's birth day a re.
equity imported coekuey rdieuling their
quaint but picturesque dress. was knock.
ed down by a son OF the kmcrald Isle,
with the observation
"Shut up, 70 blaekguard il'sthe sumo
dress they wore when they whipped your
infelalhers :"
Washington telegraph., 1849-04-11

A BEAUTIFUL ExrRAoT-LaJ0r -
Why, man of idleness, labor rocked you
IN the cradle, and has nourishcd your
pampered life; without il, the woven
silks and wool upon your back, would be
in the silk worms nest, aud the ilceces IN
the shepherds fold. For the mcahcst
thing that ministers to human want, save
lhe air OF heaven, man is indebted to toll,
and even the air by Gods wise ordination,
Is brealhed with labor. 1t is only the
drones who toll not, iliiest the hive Of the
active, like masses Of corruption aud dc.
cay. The lords Of the earth are working.
men, who can build or cast down At their
will, aud who retor the snccr Of the soft.
handed by pointing to their trophies.
wherever art science, clvllizaionanl hu.
manity are known. Work on, man Of
toll thy royalty is yet to be acknow.
lodged as labor rises onward to the high.
Washington telegraph., 1849-04-11

Queen Niciom j. dcuuged She is
afflicted witt cgsipcla.. She wears
q veil To aide the bloirhes on her face
She is necessarily haunted with the idea
OF losing her erown-aud hurried from
place to place by the observation-disclosures
peculiar to the first stage OF hereditary
lunacy. These facts we gather from an
eminent gentleman lately returned from
England. They present melancholy
picture olthe evil. which hereditary mon.
arthlcs-with their frequent iutemari.
ases-eutail upon the children OF royal
blood Victoria is one OF the most uu.
happy women IN the British Islands
Quaker Cry
Washington telegraph., 1849-04-11

MURDER ~ CALlFoRNlA.-Ou the lO,h
Noscmbcra Alr Pomoroy, late ol Orogen.
aud another gentleman. started from fuu
Sacramento, to pass through the county
TO Pueblo Valley When they encamp.
ed for the night. they were attacked By "a
couple OF dcsrnrrs, named Lynch and
Jones, who had accompanied them, and
cruelty murdered. The assassin, thea
seized large amount oi gold owned by
their Victims aud taking with them the
animal. OF the murdered, He'd to the South
The deliberate nature ol this honfd mas.
sacre produced intense excitement 10 the
Sicinlly. aud large parties are ~ hot pnf.
.uit Vi tho iuglives The murdered
per-0us arc ulI recognized u the account
lfom which Ihc above is condensed, as
Mcssrs. Pomcfuy and Newman. the Bap.
Iist aud Methodist clergyman, whose
murder has been reported by other ne.
counts from Caliornla, but we presume
they are the same.
Springfield (Miss) RcpaJiieaA,
Washington telegraph., 1849-04-11

In the debate in the Unitcd sfaies
senulr an the Pacific railroad. Mr. Clay
ton, Of Delaware. described tho fehuan.
tepee route Us one peculiarly exposed by
storms aud hurricanes. aud said that the
word, translated literally, means "a htii
g jtoic e-Balt. San.
We suppose then it wunld be proper
10 say TINT Senator Cameron gave poor
foota TetajteJmr.-P.tmie.
Washington telegraph., 1849-04-11

Domotrins speaks Of some friends, who
never came to him in his prosperity tn he
fret sent for them but who always Wis.
tied HMM hi- adversely without waiting
for an invitation, A soycrc criticism On
modern idcndshpl
Washington telegraph., 1849-04-11
fraa re \. u Baiiefm.
NEW ORLEANS COTTON MhRkET.

tofrrS he market closed Al the dale oI our
last reFltw, Al father lower prices than Ind been
realized during lhe eady part Of the week. rrn.
dtnus Il nrcessafs iof usio make partial fedua.
ton ia our quotations. Of L. There was M in.
ptayenrni oa Saturday, The demand continued
slack, aud The irw transactions that occurred. not
esseoa.ns auU0 bales. were al Fridays fa,rs GA
Monday, the sahs embraced nearly 30d0 bales,
without any material change IN pfee, although
q VAS euffsnlly reported. that Intelligence had
been ftcrlsrd by telegraph ol The aTrgal Of the
sieau'sr Canada, at llslisx. with unlayafabIe
aeenunir ifum Liverpool These were published
teslriaas. aud the huaird husiurss that tfantpird
consequently amounting to only 2puD halus. was
at a dfll,ue Of a ie hom pfesious rates. The
business of the tafsc days, sams up only 200
bales
u q fedae" ear qnoiaians at aerdflaaer Ailh
yezirfiiayis lusIasss, IS laiIoNs.
Washington telegraph., 1849-04-11

FRou rm CANANCnE lNuANs-rhe
following item OF intelligence. which we
copy Gom the last Fort Smith Herald,
will he oi interest California cmiumnls.
Mr. W. Stcinlhal, OF ihl, place, has
just returned from a lupup the Canadian,
lrom hin We leam, that while up III that
region. be met with Jesse Chisholm. n
Cherokee, who has been among the Ca.
manchc, aud speaks their language, aud
who informed Mr :. that the Camauehcs
wished him to say 10 the whites that
they desired to be- friendly with them,
aud did not intend TO modest them while
on their journey aud they also, WISHED
the whites 10 meet them as iriend-. The
Wichcluws. they suy will perhaps at.
tempt 10 steal from the cmigmni- but
the Cumauohos lutcnd mceung their
whho brethren aud 10 trade with lhem.-
Chisholm represents the Camanchrs as
becoming quite alarmed at the great mum.
bee oil whites, whom thoy are expecting
To see migrating through their old hunt.
ing-sromds. Mr. :. also informed IL.
that Conner, Delaware, who has been
through the Independence route to Cali.
iomia, aud returned by the Southern or
Cook route, wishes to engage a. guide
for the emigants going the Fort Smith
route. lie will be at little river when
they arrive there.
Washington telegraph., 1849-04-11

We. learn, says tho n. o. Picayune.
from tho officer Of the steamboat Corn,
arrived here this morning, that the steam.
boat Texan, from Red River, for this port,
with full cargo Of cotton &c, was to.
tally consumed by lire yesterday morning,
27th instant, about twelve miles above
Nl1ueuine. No lives were lost.
Washington telegraph., 1849-04-11

A Nlcr SrArEor M5RALs.-'fhe Dem
opolis (Alabamu) Patriot says " From
Lafayette bridge, following the toriuous
mcandeuags Of Prairie creek down to its
mouth, there are boys and girls fifteen
years old, who, il yad talk to them Of
Christ. will ask you6 he was not oucc
Washington telegraph., 1849-04-11

Tue NEw YORK MuRDER.-Thomns
A Walker, charged with the murder of
his wife, wa, examined before the cofo.
NEG on Saturday He submitted writ.
ten statement denying the commtal OF
the act, and asserted that Mrs. Walker
shot herself and apparently by accident.
llU was rcnanielin 'he 'o-!br. .. awa..
Washington telegraph., 1849-04-11
EIlllEIimTM.
Zen H.ilseiy Negroes, &c.,
FOR SALE,


"rioe of nu oricr aud decree of tho Pra.
- bate Noufi, "a aud for the county Of llo,
SPRING ai lhl April term thereof, l-4g, ~. ull.
htisigDrd. nv executor Of the last will aud iesia.
mrut ci John j lludnhll, decreased will, at the
l4ie rssdfucr of sid decreased 10 i- cruuit aIsrs
sand on lhe l-ih instant. At public auction and
uutufy, 10 tine highest and last bidder. veil the
following named NEGROES. So witt Sleplor.
agrd 22 Yran sam, ngrd " yfars: jim. ngsd
- yeat; Ann, aged - years Peggy, ugod ~
Nrlni Cyrus. arfd yclr Ga'mlirl. aged 3
teais saul, aged yeuu, ,nd Afmslead, aged
NcHr Mo-. Che following tract nj Land, tuNiij
400 tcns, known ne tho Rnubo Farm. wtsl gl
the Ouuchiia rvrr n said county. Also, lot
II liois's, Mu'rs, Cows, llogs aud Sheep. and
hli the household aud kitchen furniture belonging
10 ord estate. up,n the rremtcn The negroes
will be sold Tor cash or credit, ha NAV seem best
onlhe dsy ofsaI, The Land. one.iourth cash,
and the baaucc twelve months credit Al the
prronal prapsdy. when tho amount is over Eve
dollars, on nine months credit And as The same
time nj place alofrsn d, viii be- sold ui public OF
pf' iie sale, Nrgm Man, i,J,ut % years of nse,
rs the property Of Roger Bates. Terms made
kuuWnai ihr time VI srlIge
Pcfsun' having claims aIllnst said estate. will
present them, pfupgdy authenticated. for saymcnt
TO the undenignrd. w of slid property is llely
aad valuable, aud 81 ia be sold without Tsii. Far.
ihcr condition. hHl terms Of sal. wil be made
known at the inu and place thereof
julN II FALLIN,
BY his Attorney In fact.
~ ID S. CONVICTION
A rl 3, 1870. Ii-9w
Washington telegraph., 1849-04-11
GIN MANUE ACT0RY.

MT undersigned, thankful lur the patronage
/ hitherto bestowed upon him, tskss M.
melhod Of Informing the publ, reaeraly.
aud Planters IN particular that he .,sll GO. ,,nuss
the manufacture II
SUPERIOR COTTON GINS
Al BIS old establishment, one mile ..pib. ives, of
ashinglen Ills Gns are manufactured of The
br'l material IN superior manner. and will Le
s'ldo accommodating terms For evidence az
lhef superiority, he respectfully refers 10 The
loHe~lns gentlemen. aud all Others, who b.,a
used lhem "a'S
Rock, Brother Il Co. T. :. johnson & e.
I uliaa ! 4 block 4 Sou. TfmLle & Johnson.
" ashlaR'ou Walker Il ehealham, colnmhuss
Hon L Gus, II. 4 Bl,vins. Mai. Jna. ". Pam
L J, Smith. and " NJ Coulter, IIen.p.,esd
county J. Armstrong, ". Nunnelly. n q
rhilhps, and Others, Sewer county; Cant. X. n.
Pun, Janci THgr, Col VIM Wynn. MAJ. M
Wright, a"d Morgan cfyef Esq. LAFAYETTE CO..
Janet james, t.eO, Brince. Thas Ferguson. nj
; james, aud Z. q n Rhunells, BosIr county.
Texas. ''
j. Il. CROSBY.
Washington, February I. lsl9 e-Iy
Washington telegraph., 1849-04-11

Eicn CALIFORNIA AucoUNE-The New
York letter OF Thursdayslhc 18th ulI, to
The Philadelphia American, ,gys.
"A lelier ha, been received here by
Me-.fs Wm. II. Carey 4 Co., from le.
iaiiye at san Francisco. dated the pa Of
December, confirming FULLY the most cx.
lmyagautaccouuls yet received. lie says
Dee came 10 san Francisco with cargo
bought :or $4,000, ut high puces, at the
Sondwisli Islands, and he had sold it lur
$4,000 That hr had sold S30OOuO
worth vi goods at lasge pruhl., ia three
months. and he urge, hi, friend. To come
out There, as there is gold enough Tor
everybody, On the new placer men pl1
getting 500 pee day iu ,omc cases, and
ot -uch puaIy that IL scarcely needs
washing
These rcpor.s are confirmed 10y accounts
which are gwen M the y. \. rnbanc oi
the 10Th which are Adgei astonishing.
Washington telegraph., 1849-04-11


ANEcporE-We hai a good ancedols
OF Booth the lrasrdial. tho other dag,
which We do not remember To have seen
IA PRINT. lie was playing ~ his iayonte
character, Riehafd. In the play Us
brought upon the sisge, a messenger
cones IN aud says
My Leigcl the Dake OF Buckingham
Is laken."
"ol with his head So much for
buckingham, replies Richard.
In tlns case the messenger rushed. in
hfeathlrss aud exclaimed
My Leigc, tie Duke Of Buckingham
Is lakfn-,ad irr' &c ea ~ has hoaa %
Booth. without being Al sil diseoneert.
cd at lhis vile bluu1ef. which destroyed a
hae passage IN the play coolly took the
messenger by the ear led him towards
the loo, lIghls, aud replied -
Well done, thou good and faithful
.cfyanl-ihis be thy reward saying
winch, be- applied his boot to the uniur.
linalc wight with such vigor as to scul
hiu hall across the stage.
4t EIoliaHgc Paper
Washington telegraph., 1849-04-11

| ANING associated ihr m, elycs in the pfiellr-
III Of Mrdess, Offer their professional stryicrs
10 the ciiHens Of Washington aud the vicinity.
Dt "u'y Nill be found at hi. rt.ideuey. Ia WISH.
nslon. uulr's professionally engaged Dr. Coz.
way at hs plantation, four mts west Of " ash.
ngion.
\ B,-ln all d.iIiouli cases. their ioiut iiira.
lion Viii hr gwen, without sAlfa chafgr.
Apnl II, lsl1. I5-tf
Washington telegraph., 1849-04-11

An English writer says that lively
dreams denote neryou, action; soll
dreams, slight irritation OF the brain. often
nervous fever approaching a favorable
crisis inghtiul dreams, determination Of
blood to the head dreams about blood
aud rc,troloroi thing, an inilammaloy
condition; dream, about rain aud water.
disease OF the mucous membrane and
drop,ical affection. deans OF distorted
forms, abdominal obstruction aud disease
OF the livcf' dreams Of particular pant
Of the body ol disease ia that part
and dreams of death, the approach Of up.
PopleXy, aud determination o.! blood TO the
head.
Washington telegraph., 1849-04-11
l.. X. Eastwood

BY .ecnlag to comply with the de-.
mand, gl tho lctlcf. aud delivering pack.
ages .. Directed. the arrest OF Isaac 4.
Bisg, aud FpukRn g. Bragg Was elleet.
I'd auJ hey alc bullcn iJr luaL
Washington telegraph., 1849-04-11

sr. Louis CRnNALlrEs.-HeaGg fines
and pf0ifaetea imprisoameat.-Franeis
7, Blair, Jra indicted for challenging l..
Pickering, odilor of the Union, to duel
was arraigned plead guilty and fined
ST. aud ordered one minute'simprisomant
IN the Comfy Jah
I, I, CAN'T, Esq, for bcarng chal.
lengc from L. J. Blalr to l.. Pickering.
also plead guilty, and was fined 81, aud
one minute Imprisonment lnIha county
Jail.
The trial of T. ", Baldwin was theu
resumed, and is sIlIl progressing.
AERIAL NayleAuoN-The anuouuac-
menI in the New York pfpers OF au oerl.
al voyage To California, has brought aut
The experienced editor ot the Cincinnati
Atlas, with some statistics on the subject
lie says;
In the year lsls. aur icllow.cili1au,
Nc Clayton, entered balloon Just belare
sun down IN u summers afternoon. aud
before next morning he was four hun.
dsed miles oil IN the mountains OF Nlr.
giua,
We viii here note for curiosity sake,
the results ot three oil the most fcmarsa.
bio Balloon voyages which have been
mnde-those ol Messfs, GosneYin aud
Roberts, OF francc, aud o Mr. Clayton
here:
GosaeyIn 800 miles in u hours.
Roberts so miles in o. bours.
Clayton $50 mile, IA y hours.
Total -00 mile ia pa hoafs.
Thi, averages ahun, 81 mics per hour,
OF 100 mile. in , hours Ii. ono then,
were to depart from Cinciuuuti in bal.
loou, with iavoriag wind and weather
iar tho West, he might reach California
IN Two aud half day.
The editor argues from known fact.
that It mny be possible 10 direct the move.
monts Of a balloon within itself, hul ulu
practical solution Of The question Is yet
undetermined, aud may remain 50 for ma.
ny years.
Washington telegraph., 1849-04-11
New Livery stable.

VHE subscriber
4 ~ J. laa opened rwy
fg(H9 large and eommo. ~ . -
-L-kg- dous Stable TO con. 6tj---Jsl-
urrtoa with the C1mdeu Inn, trpi BY Mt G, 7
lnrwu,er. lis charges viii be nv dernia, and
faithful attendance Will bo gwen 10 HORSES.
Persons frin q disiance, who wish to take wa
ter here, will. by leaving their Horses in bis
cher.r l1yr srery es;. 4aj attention pad thtln.