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NEW GOODS!
nA-TUE CuEAPEST VET ~

TIE subscribers have just received from the ci-
ties OF New York and Philadelphia, a large and
well selected stock of Ladies and Gentemens
Spring and Summer Dress Goods,
onsisting, in part, of Linen Lusters, Ginghams,
D elanes, Lawns, Balzarenes, Barayzes, Plain and
Fig'd Silks, Dress Hdkfs, Scarfs, Shawls, English
and French Cloths, Plain and Fancy Cassimeres,
silk Velvet, satin and silk Vestngs, fweeds, Sati-
netts, James, and variety of low priced wolen and
cloth Goods.
ALSO
Florence raid, China Pearl, Gimp and Straw
Bonnets Fur, silk, Leghorn and Palm Hats, tOgeth-
er with large assortment Of
HARDWARE. QUEENS WARE and
GROCERIES,, sOhich are offered cheaper than
GoODs Of the same quality have ever been sold in
Carrollton. Therefore all persons wishing to buy
Goods cheap, would do we'll to call and examine
their stock before purchasing elsewhere.
al kinds 0 aPprOUed Country Produce taken in
eTchaBge for Goods.
apr 2O-tf SINCLAIR g. BRACKIN.
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WaggOns.-I have the wood work of two
Wagons which will sell unusually low for cash
-and also the running gears Of two bugges.
Amy one wishing to buy would do well to call
here before buying elsewhere.
mar 40. A. L. LITTELL.
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against the enemy. Many women are iound
serving in the Hungarian ranks, and even some
times noble ladies' command in person the troops
raised. equipped and paid by themselves. Nos
sulh is accused by his enemies Of great Vlo-
lence and contempt Of justice, but | have not
been able 10 find single instance well authen-
tcaled. The present position ofthis exuaordl'
nary man is owing purely to the force Of his
talents. few years ago be was poor and
obscure lawyer in the town Pes'h, depending
chiefly FOR subsistence by acting as secretary OF
steward TO several deputies Of the Diet.
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A. L. LitfeIl.

Foundry-man, and dealer in castings, stoves,
CRATES, hollow ware, ploughs, plough points, mill
gearing, thrashing machine gearing, &c. &C., Car
rollton, Ohio. mar l4,'49.
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DIR. Inc. Lindsey.

May be found Except when professionally enga-
ged,) at his residence in MEcHANIcsTowN, Carroll
county o., where he attends to all calls pertaining
to his profession
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Yarn A good supply of Cotton Yarns KEEP
on hand by
mar IS, 49. CAMERON & KENNEDY.
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THE MOST SUCCESSFUL MEDICINE IN
THE M0kLDi

This Chemical Compound contains several We
getable ingredients, besides Yellow Dock and Sar-
saparilla, each having a direct reference 10 The
health of some internal organ. These ingredl-
ents are united in such proportions that they
cause a SIMULTANEOUS, HARMONIOUS AND EMERGE.
TIC EFFORT of the whole system to throw OIL
disease, so that while one organ is stimulated to
throw off its impurities and distractions, all the
other organs are proportionally active, and these
impurities and distractions instead OF finding
new resting place are carried completely out OF
the system. Such a work cannot be effected by
any Of the simple preparations, and hence the
great superiority Of this compound Syrup. While
il purifes it also iHUigOrdtts and strengthens. 1t
consequently occasions neither sickness nor pain
! in its operation, and can be taken by persons OF
all ages, and without regard to circumstances or
Misunderstanding asa
UNIVERSAL ALTERATlVE.
By removing all impurities and giving tone to de-
btated organs, it has proved itself a sure, spec
dy and permanent cure for
Consumption, ,Scrofula, Erysipeas, rheumatism
Gout, Liver Complaints, Spinal Affections,
Ulcers, Syphilus, Dropsy, Asthma, Piles,
Scurvy, Affections OF the Bladder,
and Kidneys, Mereurial Diseas-
es, Corrupt HumOrs, Rush
Of the Blood 20 the
Head, Fever & A.
que, Female
diseases,
General
Debility, Dspep.
sia Loss of Appetite,
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school Book Depository.
IMka I.nOmiS. ApI.

PUBLISHER, Bookseller and Binder, No. 80
wood street, Pittsburgh, has always on hand gene
raj assortment of School Books, Blank Books and
Stationary. Job Printing and Binding done at
short notice. The highest prices rad ~ cash, or
merchandise, for good Paperrags, Tanners Scraps
taken in exchange for merchandise. mar 90:
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LAWSON q HILL,

Wholesale Grocers, Commission and For
wardlng Merchants, and Dealers in all kinds of
Produce,
WELLSVILLE, OHIO.
Constantly on hand, a large assortment of Pitts
burgh manufactures, and choice Groceries, laid in
with great care in the Eastern and Southern mar
kets, which will be sold at low prices for cash or
produce mar o.
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Notice to the ladies.

Those that initiate Dr. Townsend's Sarsaparilla
nave invariably called their stuff great Remedy
for Females, &c. &C., and have copied. Qua bills
and circulars which relate to the complaints OF
women word ior word-other men who put up
medicine, have, since the great success of Or.
Townsend's SarsapariIia in complaints incident
TO females, Recommended theirs, although prevE
ously they did not A number Of these mixtures
pills, &C., are injurious to females, as they aggra
vate disease and undermine the constitution.
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The steamship Globe, Capt Elery arrived yes
terday from Brazos Santiago. RIA Galveston, eav.
ius Brazos on the 5th. and Galveston on the tn
nsr She brought over $4,000 IN specie. and
numerous passengers.
The Amerc0n F2ag Of the n INST hiss re ached
"a. We extract from 1t portion OF a letter IN
which we find Mr. Audubon party mentioned as
follows
CAMARGo. April 20 lsf9.
Mr. Audubon and party left this place yesterday for
the gsd regions They numbered fifty men and were
all well Messrs Raymond and Humphreys leave next
week Tor the same destination.
4 letter received here yesterday from the int
riOr stating tai Gen Paroles al the head OF some 10
or 1000 ludians was commencing war against tne
whites similar that of lucatan In the state Of san
Luis the seat OF his operations. he had put 20 death ~
whites, consisting Of French, Dutch and American
They have proclaimed an cXterminaung war against
the white race.
died IN Rio Grandc City within the las, lew days. We
have nothing else except that the cholera has en-
urelv rdmosed JLH
Tue Galveston papers are rather barren Of news
which would interest. + rom the Culiian OF the
81 iust. We extract the following
Gen Hamilton had conference with the brazos ana
Galveston Bay Canal Committee Saturday evening.
the purpose OF cndcavonng bring about unity Of
effort on single work tor eecung the object in view
Gen Hamilton u viii be- recoleoted is largely interest
"a the canal which has already been commenced,
and which very considerable amount OF labor ana
money have now been expended. We are informed
that il was agreed Saturday evening that two com
peieni civil engineers should be- employed one az the
expense of Gen Hamilton and ono hy the COMMITTEE.
20 make AT accurate survey II both the upper AMI
lower canal routes and report that which presents the
greatest advantage In these engineers disagree
The state Engineer of Louisiana Is 20 decide the ques
non The understanding Is that All effort shall Do united
upon the route so selected.
From the Isras tni0n Of the 2Jd uli published
At san Augustine We extract the following para
graphs
HoMcIDF-At Sabine Town. Oh Friday. the Nm
n.f We believe. Capt Steadam Ras -hot by 0uHn
Garner SAID that bad state oi feeling existed on
tr pari 81 ~teadam from supposins thar Garner hal
something. to DO with causing l's VIE 20 leave h1.
ami be- had hence made threats 80 Garner and seemed
90 uc there on an errsnd hostile o. him Garner came
round the OF grocery. where steadam Was 20
ting. and discharged one barrel % double parrtlcd
gun killing Am Instantly and le iri-4re'y roie to The
oi.tr side al the river one attempting 90 arrest A
HoMciDE AT RJsK-Duung the past week. an old
-rudsc "a. j. said revived between DR. kanes and
ebay At tie town OF kusk. when kanes struck The
latter with loaded cane d 1intlng bis meek and pro-
auciug instant death.
kILrD riWrE liUsHANDs.-A woman in shelby. and
another IN ~hrcYeportthe former stahlilr him IN m,
chest u number Of times and the latter cutting his
throat from a. izzard Look out al you gentlemen
what 8 got wives
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THINGS AT PANAMA.
Delay-shippins in the Port-Deatbs-I. o. of
u. r. etc.
Panama Correspondence Of The Tribune.

p.u.-,. f-,-s.,.,-,i.--. .., III. T-.,.--.
D.. ., =, go,
iANAAA APl- - 80
Ny DFAs GEEELET Two mouths and ov 81
have now eaused since the ARRIVAL 4 vour c-r-esuon
-. - - = f...,. -. -. 49,. go - 49,.
" -
howlsnd & AsprTa- ior steamer q tneir me 81
first advertised 70 leave BIZ March but subsequently,
r.-5 ., ,.,. -, go. ..--. o.. So 81 81. ,be se--s
'-''''- ~ '''''' ~ '"' .'- - =
'i'A." -'a'5 o.D1l7 ia'" o'en ''i---''i'. - ~
M bceu con-ualad % reuaIn ~ r-rsf expense some
49, 49, -.. - 49,. . to- .. --..-.-...5 -ts s----s
~
sums which tey brought WITH inem-sl" 'N.'
enough 20 have met al ordinary eXpen scs-aId are
- a. ..-.,r,- 5e.- --- To- charities u others
s-,--..
Des-4N- al- D'liV"i'- 'o "-''' 'a-''
The steamer Crescent City arrived 81 na-fe- Oh me
-' 49,. &C.. - -,.r..,..~e.
'na- w "' ~'ai'' '--
y. j anything could ha'e -er'ea p Ie'lose ~,
feeling ~ nc en- falis. ll "o--- '' p, y
'uch no1.e ifAo"s y .lli..--1N' ''.1 -. $50 ~.
fslt me '-it 1pf 49,. o.. ~
Bailey oT Ct77gf today with SIo"else ~ h4s iil-
.iol. la- gwen f'iirN'I ''-i.I'.'r '' .'.-'' ---
and many no had made arfaI zem'hi- Z. ea.f
sailing vessels anon FioAi wa '4' ''.''. '-
nave conc. ilel ~ ho.n ~, - .-'-'' -is "''
lsle1 iNAl SOM -ilN- "l-' ~ 49, - ., t.. l..
since iHt ia'l comm a..'i ~ - t.
constant succession ~ arrivals Al port .l'.
no" rect d ~ iess' t"en-y sa-' o- - ~
the ciiy-a scene "il'h W." ''-'-l' pr 81 -.' p. &
never before ge'n "lln'.s.l "sI, t,-H ~ az e..
-nnnfi iaii me most o' .N' ia. -, -.
te-s'i- among 'n.Il ',' . - ,s-s c.-t,,rcic
'lD-- 1' a., &C. ,,..,gb p, ,ska "A
-opapo' e.,i.'i, ', a 49, 49, iev
"'i "ii'l q" .I'". a., .'. e.. -. ,,.i. D. con-, =
s9 i.'N' ."'-' ny -i 49,, -. d.c ..tI.t tts
'"'i .t 49,, .,3 h. ,,,i.- r.o ar'-.r.-
.-'-'' ''' L -. a.. .t,s. ,,,. bero have I...l
l'i-loA 'i 'u'' u'''i'''"i' ~ '''
onneed 20 -u l '9 ,..t p .-.. - ,..,,.,.r,5
10 mp H-n3ol'f VIM. p. ~. -,
1' e .- .,i' Wy" ..,o 49, CO., , b.. Cnrary
"'s Ahai5 -..g LOT 9y.' 'I. .-.'. -. t -i,ai.y
a.. ''''' 'i'i'n ~" , ~ r5c1 liz
,i '"' ,0-' ''' | ,.-- 80. No. Iii t.-
.--.'. f't t-. ..,...o,.. ,-..,-. .If and r.t
"'i" '"' ' - e.. .b., .. 0.lD
gave ',D NO. ,'.., - - -. Mo 5a, .- ..,rh
i' Us par, ol 'i' -. ..' T.. .'' 49,. ',.t .,, occur
~. .'' '7 ''" P'7 "'''
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VIM. Skinner arrived at Sc. Louis from Santa
Re on the l1,h He left the 30th April The weather
was cold The Saaa r. Republican complains bitterly
that Congress did nothing for New Mexico The Utshs
and apache Indians have formed combination against
the whites Two ot FrcmOnts late company, Bill
W iams and Ned hearns we're killed by the Utahs In
March. They In search OF FremOnts philosOphi.
cal Instruments Several robberies Of traders had
CURED near Santa Fe mail from the states arrived
there March 10. report current that Aubrey and
three others had been killed by Indians III Paso
Two persons were killed lately neaT Taos Al healthy
AZ Taos and Santa e. Persons working the gold
mines ~ the Colorado. They are very rich Amer
cans were committing depredatons IN the neghborh0od
santa te Courier, 1elegraphc.
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Indian pisht-soo Reported Killed,

a gentleman who came down from the Indian
country few days since informs Us that runner came
n just before he ett and reported that sanglnary
inches and allied force u several other tribes, Led
By shawnee Chief and that after desperate Eight In
which about hye hundred were slain, the Camanches
He'd leaving the hed Ia the possession Of the yctOrs.
We give this account We have u from our inform
snt 70 maY boz false report but the gentleman who
gave the n.0rnaon states that the Indians had
Gently made large purchases d powder and lead, and
among he Indians on the PLANE Little Rock Dem.
BLOODY AFFRAY-At New Orleans on the 9Th.
two lrothers-inlaw, H. Cassidy and Mr. Duncan after
angry words about family msfters drew pistols and
hred AZ each other wOund.ng both, Duncan Il Is sup
po-e mortsly. the oai going through his breast
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Ms. MArsEII's CoNDUcr DCRisG THE FIRST
RIor.-' Neutas may De correct Bill Wilson. whom
never saw may not have thrown any q the ehairs
from the third tier 81 Mscresiys head. Mr. Naisel
may not hsve stood close % hm when be did other
men nlsy have been the rioters snd Mr. Nats,ls con
duct highly meutorious. Ny cole object s % urge an
inquiry into the facts and have therefore only 20 Re-
peat that persons Of undOubted re-pectaaiLfy are
ready 70 come forward whenever legal inquiry i in
sutatej and prove the truth Of the statements have
made through Tie IrbanG They desire that All par
ties NAV obtain IMPARTIAL JUsTicE.
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CITY ITEMS.

TsE EprDrvic-The condition ofthe locality in
Orsn-e - rhere tic Cholera arst sppesrei 5 slihy IN
The extreme sornethinz vas done yesterday toward
The infected PREM -es BY lie Use Il Dr. Grant,
r.strf---tr- gent a. wei Whitewash snd Crotou
Water The ternporary hospital IN Monroe Hal vas
s-red uu isst nj ht with thirty CT beds The w0msn
nsruei CauaFhsn who was taken SEX II Crossst vas
| 5rough; there
we cam that tho Cry Inspector called YESTERDAY on
the President of the Cr0ton Board 20 obtain s sup
n'- o. Cro.or Water The s-rsr stated that there was
very e n re reservoirs and refused hs consen; 70
.be use 4 !, f- washing ne alleys snd yards on the
F.~s Po.n.s The City Inspector. however. proceeded
,f once % cleaning TIC locality in spite q the pro
laiaau.
Tie san .tstes tie symptoms 81 those who hsve
.icken.i 10 The rive Points have been IS follows.
T-r' or three dsvs u ianzor preceded The violence
II tne s---ck vomiting and plrzl- followed. and was
almost lrcesslIf for several hours and wa only stop
Uei wron TIC patient was iA'rousay exhausted ne
discharges 20 rst were bilious, i.0Tci soon aiier ry
rey---a- r ---.r c-arratirrs During this the cramp
l rhe JOS and arms were n'esssnt and ~ most az
r-rciafar G charactrr Tie features were very mucn
-hrnxrr tho t0ng1e Blue eyes contracted pulse small
srf -.rtrsrt.a SID bolv cold and shiny There was
also constant t.rsi and crest proetraton To some G.
lie patients very liberal doses n Cslome. were given
- others Opunl-with The application % mustard eN
tenaly
= There has been one new case taken to the
~ -, . a., .. .,. r-,,r,,,y Tn. rs,i.,,t thar
was ire, taken there has snce died
DoRDoF HrAIrH-The Executive Committee
met to-day utdii not deem the reports OF lttcienf
importance 10 make rn of-s.a. statement The phys
clans reported shat they have visited The temporary
Ho.pi,s n Aaihopy- ord he four patients there are
ascrut They also -ar they src not aware oi any
r.- ,sses ,i..,,lore and tbpv aro NOT urersr.i %
decide that ihe sickness - A''anc O"o.'Ta
4He tr'' hni persons -''N m 40 '--1-' l'o ".'ir
boy- children Of two o; the women thar died and
.|--.- - In Up, i.- l...,... -.,,.,
.t..t. 1900,
40 il' former dl'h nuiih- 'f A-A- l-' N"a i' WHO
resided n Cross street and hai hcen ~ wake o. 70 90
....- .,... ,.,..,, ..,. ,..', \, ao d., woman
who had been 90 TIE wake e'i ne Two Children area
TIE { NIyERsiTV CHAPFL-rhe Chapel Of the
r-......,. tl.,. conn, int, .i., ,f--o ~, Pc, nr
-,,.,-.,.,.r.t. so.r.i ~, ,r. -.,y. hro,,,, mon,
49,,
ilms Oh = To- ~ ADU N'4Iy ' "' mem "''' =" '.
taken ~ tleis 'aluation The Chape. is being furnish
GA and Will bc very handsome and cornmodious
LING ~ li Walkcr.t was found by Ofscer Archer
of fre fiih Ward living on -toop ~ Broadway. in a
very faint condition. IT, was very much intoxicated
and had fallen on his pen knife which cut h- wrist
very serious manner Loss OF blood probably oc
casioned the dt lie was sent home
ernnrx Dv,ru-Ogicer I.sscs Of the Fifth
W .4 = mo-, f-;r. H., d, lumber ,.r5 foot Of Dos
49,. IN s,a,eo y, '.en.i.,i,v lie died before no
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= ne PalLApElralA E.I.corAL CosvEN

TON continued it, sessions on wednesday, when the
special Committee reported on the admission Of the col
oredl Church OF the Crucidxon. Judge Stroud read
The majority report in favor Of the admission but the
minority brought in an adverse resolution The sub
ie-t was finally deferred Another delegate minated
that be would present petition from another CO0red
Church = Ihom for admission. From the annua.
address OF the H shop delivered the dsv II ap
nars that the whole number clergymen IN the do
Co., = IA sni parishes "a OF ihis number are
without ssifcrs The corner stone VI churches had
be,u laid and hal been consecrated
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-19
Number Drowned supposed between Invent,
and Thirty.


NrwBVRGH. Friday May Ie-It IN
The steamer Empire is still submerged IN water
to the promenade deck She lies on Of the flats OF
Hewbursh. Her cabins are supposed to contain dead
bodies which have not yet been reached
The whole number OF persons drowned is csims'ed
To b. between % and 30
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APPOINTMENT of Po-tmasters.

WASHINGTON Thursday. May IT,
We are indebted 20 the N1toaGl I'hlg Office
'of the following appointments
Israel x Harrington. 90 boz Postmaster 40 Buffalo,
y ~ Joseph y sherman. Juca. y. Y. Cheney Ames,
Oswero. y y. JAS. r. Wharton. Wheeling. Nss Rich
ard Nulton Winchester Va. Joseph Barton, Augusta,
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NEW-YORk TRIBUNE.
Avezzana Minister OF War.

gvaprivate letter dated Rome 18th Apnl, We
,.,rn that Avezzana, the defender Of Genoa, has
,ss, named Minister Of War, and had already or
o,,,zed an army Of 10000 men. In every city
tbrough which he passed he was received with
the greatest honors his noble and patriotic con
duct in Genoa having attracted TO him the sym
oa,hies aud admiration Of the whole Italian Pen
iosua. Affairs in Italy are far from being settled
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Be Telegraph 10 The Tribnne.
NrwpvKGH. FRIDAY. MAY ISIS AN


NEwBVRoH. Friday, May le-lo AN
The number OF bodies toand up 10 AN Is
eleven They have Just pumped the water from
the boiler of the Empire and the body OF another
young lady, has come to light
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-19

We learn from Mr.. BLIZZARD and other gentle
men of the steamboat Roger Williams, that the Il
w. neared the Empire last night at Newbursh'
about 10 O'Clock. at which time the latter was
sinking rapidly. Every effort was immediately
made to rescue the unfortunate passengers Inc!
succeeded in rescuing from - to 20 persons and
about the same number who leaped overheard " ere
saved by the boats OF the Roger Williams
The Rip Van Wrinkle, which neared at the time
of the disaster also rescued from 10 to 100 thus
making from 100 to $50 rescued in all
We learn that the number OF passengers IN the
Empire was POO. II 50. we have to deplore the
loss of some 100 or liOhuman beings Nothing del
mite can be known at present from the sudden
ness with which the catastrophe occurred, and the
clerks list Of passengers, Ac. being on board the
sunken boat
AT the time the Roger Williams came ap' the
promenade deck was about feet above the wa
ter-s; the time of their leaving her there was
about one foot over water the head inchniug down
ward She sank IN eight minutes SO that the H.
w had not time 10 cast anchor. The cries "i inc
sufferers were hcSrtrendiug aud could be heard
great way OIL She was struck 10y the schooner
in the iorw ard gangway.
The bowsprit olthc schooner wa' carried ava!
aud the rail very much shattered.
BE- Telegraph % The TrbHne
NEwBvRGH Friday May ISIS AN
1t is impossible, SIS yet to give correct number
OF lives lost.
a small boat has just come ashore win the
bodies Of three ladies'. who were taken from the
wreck.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-19

NrwsURGH, Friday. u An.
The follow inc bodies have been found and re
coenized who were drowned from on board the
Empire last night, viz. Isabella Carson, aged Il;
George L. auckland, aged = Mrs. Noble, of Troy,
sister of Gen Ross. One body is lying at Fishkih.
large number are missing, but It Is impossible
TO tell how many yet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-19

TrsSrsssE.-The Wings of the With District
have nominated FRANK BUcHASss for Congress.
This is the District represented by James H.
Thomas in the last Congress, and as the Looos
are divided M BuchsnSn's chance Is not bad.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-19

~ Gentlemen, why DO you % 70 tho.e miserable
sere hev only hair brush for months
Zeher without Gaming when you can get your hair cui
re- The 1ew -pnug style a. MEDsuRsT HEsaD's, n MAJ
cen-i1e and clean pair o. hAlr brushes used 70 each
cIstOmsrf al I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-19

For LiBERIA.-The bark Huma, Capt Henry,
caves our city this morning for Liberis and takes IL
emigrants OF whom II have been menumltted. and 10
born free. OF the whole number, we learn that lOo
can read and that 81 are professors OF religion
Savannah Georgian, 18th.
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~ wiz. Wig-. Wig..-Citzen. and ,trangen


ar informed nat he largest cheapest and best assortment
VI wigs, Lat~g., tOgpees, 0rds u long hair aud other
ornamental hair j. BE- found AEDHuN HEARD's
= Maldeu-.ane The trade supplied. 80 I'm
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ra- me Aanlver.ary Of lhe adm Of the Ms

FP- The AnnlVersAf! uI Tue IahuIhs q Toe M
rvlspd Pilgrims the site Of the ancient city Of - Ma
ry'. was celebrated by the Young Friends Catholic
society OF Baltimore, with the Pailodemc society Of
Georgetown College. Z. Collins Lee Of Baltimore was
the Orator and Rev. ~. Pse OF y. Y Chaplain Ad-
dresses were also delivered BY G. W P. Gusts Of Va
Hon. H G. :. Key and Rev. Dr. Ryder.
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~Iiauid Hair Dye. impri

~ Iiauid Hair Dye, improved a. 10 color the
nag Or whlsEers the mOnen, lis applied without he eas,
ngry- entirely free from lnpleasant odor and can be
washed with the strongest soap Immediately 10 applied
without waning % dry For sale applied az BsTcaE.
LoR's wig Factory, 4Wsll-st myl5 TuTh&ss,u
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palen % ls cOInnO10us CIV esab -nmeni . La .-st
cOor from 81 Johns Park and Oyster Bay, L. He
ha- also peteut fJr outdoor practee Con
tslOns, verbal Or by etfer. - AS I'm
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1913, vii meet % saturday evening next l9ih irst
Broadway Members must be yunct1al. a. important
business Aa- " be transacted. J. BRIGHT. WA
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