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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-25
JONAS CHESHIRE F-rN.NG DUNCAN
Jt~>k IS BENEDICT JAS TAYLOR

llfr >rw ClrrEAt ~ fEkRl Ta WlLLlAvssraeH
The S-r acwsqspcr ior sonic t.ne pas, b.. made
80 .rt- to Identity tae OLD W.Iisr,..ur.h Ferry Con.
sAny s,a iae fPacsni. Tor DO Frry ,so te Too, %
Cherry . New iark o. the foot ID. south seventh =,
NA-smsoursh Ile applicant. haze pad no s,teu,ioa
90 ,hc.e uew.Papcf eaor.s, 5at A. s1avis from WI.
IAN Layun, In tie Saa. induces A. answer
Mr. Ncsero.e therein referred - has 5ecn quite in,
mate With M Lsytn aad others q tae new COMPANY
and g a. b~ ~s o. ih.nk ahethcr he ssssvit IN the
sss nsy ao, BE- weak device o. b. 4re Tie applicant.
iof tac ncR Ferry
Tie acccmpary.ng atiarlt from Dr Iorro.t may
operate hale o uts;anus's the TACT Vheiaer crn1
talans are a. cheap GOV a. formerly
CO 80 Cc-Atg ~ Nesa- i 90 Jesse " Bcn,i.e, O,
te li % Nc~ efs one q 1e applicant. for ne -ex
ferl pe.f cay sNofn aoia d~posc snt ssy thai her
A'fanali Aesrr9-c O.. Aat1ony ; " naas, Rcu ben
.teers nor James y Wsier5lry Who we've re No..
of r Cd Company apqlczrts or DOR IN ary nance
cnncefnei ll .Ac aFqlcaton for Sue Ees Ferry from
C1erry-st New lnrk 90 nc foot of S8uts $780, "
lamstlrEt. have they or t.- 81 t6., So irt,
aefr POO AZ hey of eiilcr ~ thea 20 any manner con
% iael IA ae present anr.r.ef. f,r rh,
lce FERRY are fhs lrruuert -.- AZ Ds,r.r 49,.
Cheshire. arf Jsres Tsylof
~ - s'-AAfg z - AloNn hat many ~ the m-uber.
~ - cd Company arr Ansl.e q ~ arpcaru
-. = ar@ fefIy JEssE " BENEDICT
asef- i', "a - 4sf ~ ---s. So e-nfs
JON Eo6AR Coasr.sssu.r o. Did,
CUE Ea= C1-s'g ~ Nri.- ierk. % J. Ch,r,e. D. Won
corr of te ~ sla County 81 Nrw.f orr re. r..
=, - Broadway beng duly sworn. da1 leoo.@ and sav
.laL nf tleliul sAs csci Arlce puh.saei tn l.
Nsa lesspaqer Few tsys since M si.ou 10 tke 49,,
Ferry Company % Wlnzmsburga charriur a rse,ne
Pnce ior eonusianoa tbAz ne Cd COn9any al h h
VII ne. Tor ooehoys- pleasure carnage ana sea,
y, 90 AAa So ys~r-HaoTe 'AAz ne % coup.a,
49,. s.ssr ~. .A.s a.. "a, 4 Jsa. So
srsJ d sILLissE, ooz< q Ds.s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-25

Tie LoaDriae Joar.4. Of the lsln Gas tie I'll
loving telegrsphc dispatch. ~hi.h explains i'se.i
rNrN.rrN J.re Ia

Tie L0rariss Jgar.44 0f the l,tl nas tie 81
iorins teegrsrhic dispatch. wni.h explains itse i
LrNINsroN. jane Ia N
The reports which have reached as ccac-fl.l- iie
s-..r tetse.r Cap- Cas.igs y Cay lld tyru' l-la
~ f.s Are 40 -u.h varied natusc il-i . VIZ n.i BEL
far o. give such deductions a. mas be- draNn ir.m
them. ether 10 cQrrfc-on 10 separai-y NJ l-f-ft
/. deed Nj Cay. ); - u0~ colaleni.y thought vii
recover
some IS deaths ~ Cholera have occurred % our
city since saturday al O'Clock ? n .L n TWO day.
and ave hours
The Msgsrias Ky Ersk Of ths 18th gives The io.
Owing version Of THIS unfortunate a-alr
At1rr.ale and fatal reconire occurred A. Flxiown
Madison Couutv nv ca FRIDAY evening ast. between
Capt Cassigs Cay and Cyrus l-ner. melnosr %
me Legislature last Winter from thai County
The particulars - We earn then By passengers %
the stage. are these NJ Gay While MAKING IN knAI
ciparon speech Vas called ID LAP - some
one n tie crowd lie rushed ifo ~ he stand IN the
direction Fl the voice. and vas net ~ 4-fncr va
snapped bis pistol tnrre lines a. Clay Cay Pist0
... snsntet taic, - ben he threw Oh ST trcE "a
bowie knife ani a. The nrs blow rppct open Turner
ABDOMEN A.. Turner was falling Cay raised h-s kaiif
o. .tlke srs.n - hcn Us arm ca4-l AMI Bold A.
dirk knife plunged IN ls breast fs scme one 10 tn-
crowd Turner seat word o. Cay aiter~ard that b,
would 2 D him who stabbed liu 1 case .otl recover
cd-ofhcrW 80 be would not ts- hl-
Other accounts say that % was Turner, and Dot
third person who stabbed Clay.
The following private telegraph lspatea u IT, .ates
intelligence irotn the scene 10 ct1ii.i
LEXINGTON June Isl. "
Mr. Turner died on sunday morning az : % c.ocA !
. said that Clay VII certainly recover
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-25

DlsscroRlrs If Strangers do not ind their
friends In the New.York Directory, let them LOOK IN
that of Brooklyn. Ia few days they VII s-'o nave
the hrst wlnamsbsrgh Directory. The man VINO
sha unite N one rols the names and residences o.
the people Of this City Brooklyn and Wi!AaE'oargh'
ILL ia Ia nsAls q great service.
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Cholera Items.

The steamer Wyoming arrived At Wheeling
Va on saturday .ast with 80 Cholera cases on board
and seven bad died within the - hours ending saturday
morning The sa,Aorue. objected 20 give permission
g. land the bodies but after much solicitation. finally
consented and they were immediately Inferred
man named Geib, passenger in the steamer she
naadoah At Wheeling on Fridsy sick with The Cholera
lie made application 80 every hotel bat Wa ri sd
strn ss.cn 81. died Saturday morning
At - Louis or Tie -ist. there lot deaths from
Cholera ami ou the ..l 81.
Al Cincinnati on the 23i Saturday. there were, up
- y N. o. nterTnents from Cholera
Al Richmond On Friday, there we're new cases and
deaths.
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81 Tufesspa 10 Tss ss~-Y0at TRIBUNE
u..tias Of IN. Pott.viiIe Coal Dealers.

|"TT7- III
..l.- neeuag ~ 20, r1s. f~s.ef' T.' he.a 'h-'
III .i...a ..t rl~ f.os1s 9resa.,e and resl -'-ll'
.....maa.y .sap,ea "seres. re- arg 'i-2
.. ,f.. th.. r,s.o1 be- crestef ~ .mPre'
.. .tf.si that there 49, .e RI overst7ek ard Taere
o.. u.. sli..... apf-..I.a .. .n-Piasnts = ca-e--'
t.tt..--.t liz ort,e. sn.rn ere n0S BARELY rer7-
..l.asn tl.r@far- -~ % resolved a.i a. H-1i,- ara
.f..l.as 90 ,.a ~ cans. -rf railroad exec i''h. q
f.l.a.t. -Ai iron snrss % ~ --- a'f al ----
... -.-.rlliri f.f L.. Hfets
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-25

ISpIASI-As we anticipated, EowAsp w.
McGAuGRll lately rejected by the L :. Senate
for Governor OF Minnesota hes been nominated BY
the Wings Of the With late ThomPson's District
for Congress. As the District gave Gen. Taylor
1916 plurality aud i.o9s clear majority, We trust
there are not enough Nsves IN the District 10 de-
feat NJ McGaughey
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Tu, yS.,-...r .,,,,,.. W.
1. ....-.,...- ...- So.
--4.- 49,. .-....
80 ...
4-.....,...-... ..-.....
press ,,s e..i. g., si,la.i ,1er coveted t-es.4-e.
Iae county ia ma any 7.s-~. .. .aa.a- % ts ta-
want 70 shower nd .1ea,i ,a- 'r.-ta continue ''f
'''7- 'i Corn @- '- Almost '-''4' i7'" gen
-'' ''-
D-t 7 -i''.
4- Ht'' L'''', 80, ' S'-'-''
1e''- "e e,
.-spv
-.........- g. r..t., f..
IN .. .,. -... --.--.--.. AN go W-,iae.ssy
"a. Pc .,ar-, 10y and - parue.s sh,f9r ia- rora
~ Jas- r 4r v-sr. ans here ASS no a.-l 10 isi' 90
lss' q. warn O.. "~i-e-isg r.--t sst
-...,....- ...s- 4. l..,--
.s..- ..-. t.- - .ts..o. as ..,or-- ,..n-i
DAME carroll received .la .trlk- n Boston o1 Friday.
u Tie eject. % which BEE died seTerL .,-ess ace
s.r. .s- ..e-none,.r .aa.es.-s e. 4. N-stay7o-. on
Ttlr.lsg. 20 A. Springfield. r,l--tsy p STAY
N..r..s.- "a =. ,v....g..-,.-f ,- 81.
s,- 1.-.. "A s-.-u.,. fell dead .- ,ae hry.ed " F.
rr.ny BE- r--.-f t-a..- are. be- p--- -s- .e
--l .- f- morning Atrrotl-r.e -s- mercury rose 20
-. ard fo q n,'-- 1rr..o-s cav 4. Coe9ers,s~n Wed
/ A, L.ra,--..,..- Is D T.a-.s., q. A. Re.s...'P 2.
Is A, Baltimore s0 o. Pa.al-.P-.a sat s--.-y .-ere
have ,een lln--r 90 s-1i-1 'ea'-- -er-rif n -e 90
-aee OF etee..i7- beat. he H-,,a's '.A-i..s ',
"
4, A.eKandna' Va p.
w."
Ne"' la-. aai - 3D. '"t-'
Tu,p.sr o.sf~r oar rer p,s.m,tAj;N-
p. AM rs N-."-- ~" -'- =
arrangements "n4fn 49, prove e-n'rn-en' ana -a'
l--.rv other th.r-. We notice that he ras 1reu-i a
lrN Nhi'N i'i l-' genera -''''''4 To '-'''' -'''
~ facilitating very sresfy the d1slle-s % those " b.
-.r - -rs ,,.rs...rs The r-oss.., is..v and tex.
/ ... B.. 81. 49, IL ....
'.- ~-''-
Hl. mus ae avoided -i A. -asi .L'--'is y h- -fi
~ sumner $ here . good earnest. srd good
H..n.st cool and .iyht-i. .ndispensat, Germ has
! -, ID. .. "a. .-.-, torn, .,l ..,
NN
] Try him.
| c.. ---..-. r..-t. ., 3D., ...,s...y q
! NL'hN 7lN'ti A"N'Ns 80 '' = "
! our C.ty Inspector d. 4 ~ WHITE srd h.. n-.~r
u De-
$780,. .-.,. .,...,.. than ,..v t.v. Pip
some time the pro7erb.aly sIihy thoro-.afsrss oi
The Five Points ani Washngion-st have par,i-l. sr
undergone wholesome -h.4ton with lime and i.sil
ectng 1lld & and To- the after street ~ present
ihere over tN0 dozen men engaged in ssrs b. ih
o. tie ne.s lborhood
,t IL. 81, ~. - ILL.
.
| ~ -
| lNe N'''' '''-'
! F0HCIBlf CrRED--The premises VI. 80 Cher
ry.t occupied by Richard Tghc a. boarding house
,- an saturday f..t taken r.s.e...on II hv the Pr.
| ... p. f....,....... t..
! ''' Ni'- '''' ''' P''''' '-' ' 1855 % 'ff
place ior some time past nas been ateray cfAmn''
s.'h human beings 90 fhe most n.thy character and
cha, -t, , Tan .,.a. Of "a 'srs have 9crlrrci ia tl.
n0u.. ..fhlu A .rurf time Tho authorities having o..
| . do. ,,i ,t ...,,r,.rt ~ ,fe,n.e hi. h,u.. but
without effect 10 vas thought best o. erect Us inmates
and have The premises ceanscd
OhoLLkA'-A "oma" named mary Mu'P"y'
who had walked from haverhil and arrived IN mis-
City Saturday was suddenly attacked with Cholera
the same day and taken 10 the centre-st Hospital
| FfE.-Ihe upper part OF premises NO lS3
1 ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-25

tbs ACCIDENT At PoUGsktGFsiE-N learn
from Poashkero,,e that two more q TIE nnea who
were AIRED BY the csvins OF emoGnkfneni on ne
Hudson River Railroad on Friday have siaee dlsd-
making four IN al sac have l0si secsg ses - Ia al
tsrsgaAts accident
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-25

FROM BsA1it.-rhe ship Coaricy. Capt. Wolfe,
which arrived AZ this port On Saturday from Rio ia
metro, brings intelligence 10 the l2sh ut There had
been gale on the 6ih during which considerable dam
age was done % the shipping. The American bark :,
Nary driven the rocks Of GfSvals and lost her
keel She was ro,uod irsm her position, snd aa.ly
lowed 70 the island o. Cobrss BY he Brush steamer
war uVGra
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-25

From SAvASNAH.-The steamer Tennessee
Capt Collins, arrived Saturday from savannah. w
are indebted 10 Capt C. tor late copies o; the Savanna
naperS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-25

To mn ~ \ rsses " FeeS qreF.0l. %
~ ies;ts .n1 showing sma- Increase
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-25
CITY ITEMS.
Heard Of Health

Or Grrs ,he Re.iseni Physician. reports : n-~
49,. Cto.r. nd g. deaths nsTng occurred saoe
r.. rspi Of ye.,erdsy returned ~ following order
O.. D.. l.t-t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-25

CIOsihe INA BhEAth - 80 t4. ndofn 't.-tt.
Convention OF Delegates from both sections ~ tie
sometimc-ago dominant patty io cor SKATE va
held At Syracuse 90 the 2lst met Amer doc o.r
sultation, Il agreed that
U1eroas IL j. found on t9ts- tstpt t-s
there are no substantial grounds ~ i7sitt,s osi"'ft
us (concurring d.. 10 opg,s-i4i B.. t-, iwl-s'
extension Of Slavery, and ip tie us-t,sae-'e % 's
principles Of lcters0ulAn Demo.fet3
Therefore. 1t was resolved that Town Nattlsrs
should be held on tho I'll prox O. sPPoint Dee
gates TO a County Hsrmoniziug Convention OF tie
18th, which is To send Delegates 10 a state haf
monizing Convention also at Syracuse on the 2'd
OF August
There IL call ahoat. respectfully signed ios a
similar meeting In the F,rst Assembly District of
Ere Co on the e6sh, which LOOKS to State Con.
ven.ion al Ross on the 18th OF September But
that will never do. In the hrst place, Rome is a
Hunker ias,ness. fall of wire-workers and in the
next place the Hunker State Convention Is to be
held on the hfik Of September. The HsrmoniIins
Convention must be held before this, OF it win be
too late.
A similar operation IS going on in Datchess
County. CAsnaago is called to harmonic on the
.ih OF July and il would not be amazing # even
toe hardened reproba.es OF albany should be hsr
monizins soon. We shall admire to see the
signatures Of Messrs. Ctcswell Csgger, Cornins
and Cassidy to such cSll.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-25

u Francis L scoent was badly stabbed N al
array with Adam Israas Louis % the lsia Est
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-25

~ The Ts'egrtpt Lines generally s>p' open
on -4as.y. have bern latefruyiei - itnD'pnefie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-25

~ B-rr. $50. AZ A.. e1,e-.. .-.sllrs,1a' &c.
s.t,o-t .o.f - I4-sts-, &ss-f "a. Pa. Nas'ss'i
-s lrrols
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-25

Col FRsNosr.-Wiilism Luther who recently
SrTived from California states that Co. Fremont ani
la party had reached Suffers FerL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-25

NORTH CAROLINA Hon. EDWARD srASlr has
been nominated by the Wings OF the With Dis
triot for Congress, in place Of James W. BySn.
compelled by sickness 70 decl ne NJ. Lane, 10
CO. has hsd very considerable start In the can
Vsss' eutwe think i Will not avail him. The D.s
'''c' gave a Loco majority ior Governor last year
MANY ',4't, Reid 4,6l6l-but went strong Tor
Taylor Siterwsra-, Taylor 9s7 Gas. , 900 Il
gave Tor Congress in a. Donnen (Whigl 1925
Lane Loco 1924 Wing majority 300.
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RusInEss noTIcEs.

AsrE.la~ NIstI~ -Tts sees 80 t0rr't % $500 4
rs.t.t. 1r4ls-1r-s. por-ral~i - ~sa-l s1-f' 4
--- r.rsrn..rs~ Fsfu B. He rn- rssen I'D 4 tesll
- -.. rt.t-0t sasn = Lemrerst- "a o. ~ ~
~ s1t-i g. fle col ecf.0r 4.~ Arsr"e-t .aa - =
zone tl-gry sci etF-c'~l l tsfH-f fN-n 49,
-. +. = - .-trsf.r.d 1850 go rare 5rsi Wees
ar fr- Elt.0..sas -r1-k.r 4 f-e tsfs "rsrr
" Lste. ro.-s .- - -o.rfry A. ...-E .,sH ~
p.y - s.a-... rar 81 a. = N.iifss = Cs-t o ~
arcr.i ed .s.3.rrl-.i ..-.rfr.rt f a. e, ga ~
ca.or~8 gs.a.r 3d. t. ee fa--i Ner fofs iosfn5
~i.a com, ets s..af.n~1i aI .1 -. 500 40 a.
8f-,.. faisr BOO. al So. .f .- fsra-i sns'.
-sl1ersie grc- hl--th. - 'A-Ar'
- 81 teEee- l.0ll s.- al Ltarels 80
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WILAlAM i. CUSHING Commission Merchant
w No. 20 GRAyIER street, offers for sue-
REFINED SUGARS-isBaf, Powdered and Crushed, Of
WOOlsey's Eewur' Loyeiing' and Orleans RefneTes.
CHoCOI. ATE-l50 boxes Of Sweet Chocolate; also, Ba-
PICKLES, PRESERVES. etc.-lOO boxes gallons, halves
and quarts Pickles; Tomato. Walnut and MuFhrOOm
ketchupi Pepper Sauce; Assorted Preserves and Jees
WHALE, SOLAR and Ell SPHANT OILS-ln ba Tels
pure and beRohed
SWEET OIL-1OO baskets. ppts and quarts
BUTTER-st. LOps and Cincinnati packing.
CHAMPAGkE-Oi vafious qualities
TOBACCO-ll0 boxes Myer's superior, and other brands
various qualities.
CIGARS-iO0.O00 Common Ciaars
LAMBERT'S PRESERYES-8O boxes Larbert's VIcks
burg PEACHES. preserved in superior order
OTAHD BRANDY-I0 halEpipes
p. H.GODDARD BRANDY-6 halEppes
n M a go quarter casks, various qualities,
GIN, BRANDY, RUM, etc.-All kinds or cannon and
supeuOI qualities; also Neutral Spirits; New Ene land
Rumi Jamaica Rum: Irish, Scotch and Old Whiskies
hnseitei CqTaooa; Guisno ct; Absynth; COrdias and
FOR CALIFORNl A-Hermetieally sealed Lobstars and
Salmon, in and b cans.
mUSTAhD-FhOmton & GI0nsted's Louisville, Ky, in
GRAHBERRlES-50p packages halves and quarters.
IEA5-lmpefia GuupOwdsT HysOn, ETC., in half chests
or, and u NJ boxes and canssrs,
SOAP-Castile, Boston and Cincinnati.
White Beans Pmnes Dates Jlurrants Shelled Almonds
macEee and Salmon 10 bits and haktts Caret Ground
SCqghton Buffers Painted Tubs Undsrwood's and Ge9rge
meLs Lemon Symps, Table Salt thon, macaTORi, Yer.
micel, Talow Candles NlRegaI Peppermint, Lard, Cot.
Porter and Brown stout Cuba Cgas Playing Cards Nut
RagO, Indigo, Lozsngo5, Barrel Covers Malaga
Wine, COIks, Backing, Small BTooms etc, etc.
will be promptly filled, when accompanied with
ash. '"-
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PassGgts etc. e. have beeu cured by this Compound Mix
ue and Of SYPHILIS Of the inyeteTaF eaoTp
u9n have promptly yielded TO Their influence.
ihe preparation s, without doubt, eficutual rem
edy, and has cured many obstinate diseasCs afeT many
other medicines had failed. In its improved form
~ Lases, ana eeciE permanent IN TIC space Of fUe
or siI ddVs without much restriction diet any
posure or business. Besides this important advantage il
never leaves the part subject that ubeome weakness
that occurs so often sethe Of other medicines generally
prescribed, and taken in the rst of the disease it
wal arrest the discharge and remove all unpleasant feelings
n lew days In OnEDrOtr8ctsd chronic of the
Diseases in obstinate Glses, Female Complaints, such
ever discovered.
We do not offer these Specifics as a PAEAoEA " cure
every thing but for the above named author
lied By DIS Leroy and Peatier Of Paris 1.-THE inysntOu
to guaranty cure.
We voud here remark that these preparations have been
before the public Of NcwOsans IKE last years. and
they have universally proved eficaoiOUs.
Y Sole Agency, No. 19 C.4ROJNDELET Street.
betNoeeH Canal and Common streets. 81 ly
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-15

TNDfkek EIoQUkNcE.--At the recent presenta-
ion ii flag from the ladies Of Casu county dnd,,)
Is he snaocr9is Of Palas the orator of the occa-
sion Is reported 70 have made speech, Of which the
following is part;
q R.ilay CsfsseRs--Not alone in our district is
democracy with its head and ears erect like geese,
hut ~ vshole world IS on fire with locofocoism,
which e eight and half per cent worse than Mil
lefsh Ia France, where the very bricks Of the
human sidewalk were down-trodden and herring
boned BY the cunning Of whiggery, they now glory
celestial soups are distilled from discarded boot
.oes and the epigrastrum IS titivated by the fra
urancv a frogs stuffed with garlic, is now free re-
pnbliei M. G.. famed hilnselEl Germany feels
me shock to the bottom Of her beet-vats and the
cry Of freedom, rousiRg the coiled-up sausapges Of
Bologna encompasses Italy with the links Of liber-
W The time Of despOts is come The dinner
belief tyranny has rung the opPressors to their last
meal HencefoTth and forever our ancestors snatch
ed she burning brand Of regeneration from the hands
OF tnd posterity and planted it deep in the bowels
OF the future Letit grow.
But the end is not yet, Che end Of his specify
The sfocco Of rn0nied desolation sheds its crocO-
die tears over the infufatod instincts of toothless
wrstchedness throughout all England, and the cry
n4nonf her nirsly aud widowed millions is for
seiin! gin and no work. This is tho watchpOrd
that, while speak 70 you, rings in the ears oil
Queen Victoria and causes her to alter in her fruit
fal career The desPot Of Prussia turns Prussiau
blue a his fate end Austria gapes in disay at the
howl that tsls of the approaching knife that is rails
ed 10 wrench her apart at the hinges.
j" And is there no room for reform in free Ameri-
ca Can al do as they like May some of Us do
nothing Have We any liberty circumstance? Eel
low citizens | hope the news from Pulaski will
sweep the vagrant act aud other black laws from
fndiana--I dot Gentlemen, take this flag fair
hands wrought it, and bold hands carried it Cher
ish il in ycur heart Of heartsand should ever die
nv proudest wish would be, to be inferred in the
rnaanast puddle IN Hulaskim
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CAST sEHr. sAws

I'HE Subscribers manufacture from the BEST CAST
y STEEL, Circular Saw fOm 10 sixty inches in dl.
amtlsr also h Pitt Cres cat aHd other Saws all Of
superior quality. They also state that these Saws ground
by their patent machinery which enables them oRim
elutlyey for their Saws the advantages derived from The
9se OF these mEehnes which highly important, the
saws are thereby mode neFteoy true and regular thick
neis or thick or thin ~ any part thus strengthening Cu-
f saws BY gradually inceHs them in thickness from
the cutting ed q to their centre. rHe truth and uniformity
OF their surface Ten5TI less set in the teeth
soTy, and this account less power required 70 drive the
saws bsdes they will need frequent sharpenng-be
less liable to become heated and also produce saving in
timber.
~ These Saws may be had of the subscribers or Of the
principal Hardware Merchants in this city add Throughout
the United Et6tss r, HOE & co.
90 6md&W % nnd 81 Gold a. MemYnIk.
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EDUCATION.
AIqH. g.gHool % YoUIa- LApIRs


GAAqE1ELET aZRnnT, uKAR ST. JOuRPH sTRRRE,
445EAhAlnitEl in 1879 under the gupefntandenos Of
~ ~ the ll.ei ON iom LoHdon-In thin Institu-
ons conducted on tho best pans Of European instruction.
the equine Of study thorough and ayntemato no vague
theories, O superficial methods Of teaching to elicit display
or literature. - 1900
Tbs French Languages under the superntendencso Of q
kIenQn gentleman Of high literary attainment other Ian.
mu1io and the accomplishments taught By
ten OF equal eminence IN their professions
Drawing in every style e taught BY the RiuIes Allison
temelvss pupils for many years Ofone OF te most eminsnt
drawing masters in Europe.
Terms may be known on application tn the re-denne
otthe Misses ALLISON. Cagondslsts n8iy
QARRoILToN FEMALE SEMINARY,
'nls lnshtull0n continues under the charge OF Mn.
pat[nnage OF parents and guardians,
kB Terms for Board and Tuition (phvabe monthly in
adyancel, els per month";
~ Terms Of Music with uss of piEnoO As per month
4, -RRFER
keX DT Scott, Rev. e, R; BeadIe, IA. n, Ogden,
J. A. maybln, lCOl l. T. Preston, w T. Scott,
Chss. Gardiner, D. Hampsop Rev j Tviehel
Df. J. w. PlotOn. PROF. FOrshey, sl3 I'm
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MaDIOAL COLLEGE,

No. g0 CT STOJNHO USE STR EET, N. o.
INVALUABLE DfSCOVERY-NO PAY REeuIREB
Il UHTIL CURE IS ETTHcTBD.-PnySte Diseases cured in
few days by regular phyoan without mercury Other
PolOnoqt medloinei, at No 80 CusTONBOUsE gTRERT,
New Orleans, Louisiana.
Dr. MULLEN calls the attention Of those afflicted with
any of the forms Of certain DseaSe TO his general adye
semsnt in another column. The treatment adopted By
him is that which has the approyalOf the most
tal has proved beyond doubt that pemanent
for the wont cases Of constitutional typhE gOuoTThma
rotuIe enlargement Of the PROSTATE glands drsaEss in
dao9d by certain solitary pTactOe etc. etc. he Oh
tanned 70 moral certainty, application be to thoss
whose intelligence skill and experience he relied
Since Dr.. Mullen opened in this city all the many
that have under his have been cared without
nEle exception. Some Of these of Tgan sanding
One remarkable structure 30 years old haa been oUTed
the surprise Of the patient The gentleman (whUEs
probability il known TO the ctzsns Of New OeAnH) s pt
hand and (by his psFmissoR) DO referred 70. Dr. NJ =
treatment Of structure known South OF New York
His treatment Of gOnoIhna and Eeet ia the perfect
discovered. II The shortest safest and EuTe The
patient takes Oopaiye, oubehs tuTpenne OF other
doses bu is obtained days without
pain, inuon veniance ohanEo Of diet ~ No Unetf
cure is effected within the time named.
lsPOrENoY;-Y men or 0theu who, By ssIgal sK'
Eslfpo Tuition, may have brought On Themselves
indulgence OF the passionI IBoh premature jmpO-
tsncy involuntary seminal emiBIiOnS genefa debility
OF constitutional dofsngeman may consult DR.. Mullen with
honorable OOn6dencs be often them perfect The
stEctGzt uepFesy observed.
Dr. Mullen be consulted daily his Office, No SO
| CQBtOmhOuSs st. BENJAMIN MULLEN, N. d.
~ Remember No. IS CustOmhOuIs st iyl5u