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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-08-04
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GEN. TAYLOR'S ABOLlTIONISM
The Columbus Democrat repeats the charge
that Gen Taylor has surrounded himself with
the most unmitigatcd abolitionists.' It does
this with flourish about its strict adherence
to the TRUTH and its 'never falsifying either
directly or by equivocation.' 1t states that
it has pretty correct knowledge Of the facts
Of the case,' that the charge is, in its opinion.
true, that self respect justifes it, and duty as
public journalist requires it. We thus give
the Democrat the benefit of all its flourish
For support its assertions, it appeals to what
it terms facts'
These facts,' are LIST; that Senator Seward
last February, at once seemed TO gain most
completely the ear and confidence of Gcnoral
Taylor;, that this gentleman is an out and
out abolitionist,' and that by his influence, as
sort of scl-constitutcdl nuncio from Gen. Tay-
lor to the two Houses, NJ. Walkers amend
ment was rejected 2I--that, Gen 'Taylorha
around him at the CouBcIl-bOaTd seven min
listers, four of whom are free-soilers or Wilmoi
proyIsoits.' and two OF whom are not only
Uul aoOiihphiSto' ci' 'h''
the abolition Vice President, Willard Fillmore,
will help to surround Gen. Taylor when Con-
gress meets'
These are its proofs! Let us adopt the plan
which the NY. Tribune lately adopted to-
wards the Hon Samuel w. lnge, on the sub
ject Of mileage.
rEphraim,n said grave divine, taking his
text from one of the Prophets, SIS q cake not
turned" (IIosea wi. 3D. Let Us proceed,
therefore, brethren, to turn Ephtaim-first in.
side out; next, back side before; and thirdly,
t'Other end up
The Tribune performed most scientifically
this searching operation on the Congressman.
Let us try what we can do with the facts and
proofs Of the Columbus Democrat. And first
as to Senator Stewards pretended mission
Perhaps 1t would be amply sufficient, IL we
,,o,sd the N. Y. Evening Post Of March 2Ist
;,s-ential democratic fres-sOilsr organ.
Tia, paper mos distinctly stated
,wbeo we cops,ae.' V'e derire' Of Gen Tay-
n, al C,rS,s., .hosls 81 I'D De scheme q al
Esr. which Contemplated the .-Teeting . Cabs
lornia into an absolute Principallis, 'ne', ~
direction Of the President, we could ~
: a.c,.I Evsning Post should pc re-
neat WI ny the State oep,,,-
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-08-04
NJ f XICO.

The Mexican Congress convened in extra
session at the capital on the LIST Of July. The
n. O. Delta contains an abstract OF President
Herrera's message, in which we do not find
much of interest. Under a recent reduction OF
rates the revenue from customs is rapidly in
creasing. The government is still in possess
ion of the indemnity paid by the United States
in May last. The internal relations ere said
TO be favorable. The President recommends
measures TO facilitate the population Of the
country by means OF immigration.
BY recent arrangement with the British
bond holders, the latter abandoned witho ut
reservation, the sum Of fourteen millions OF
dollars against the Mexican government. This
was done BY agreeing to take three and half
per cent interest instead OF five for ten years,
or up to 1859, at which time other arrange
ments will be made. Four and half millions
will pay interest already due and that to be-
como due up to 1859. The Mexican govern
ment agrees to pay this out of the indemnity
instaIments from the United States.
The cholera was slowly disappearing from
Saltillo. From the 10Th to the 18th OF June,
ll3 PERSONS were attacked with il, and &c died.
IL was advancing towards Durango.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-08-04
WALK IN!
GEORGE BAGBY

HAS opened his saloon in the Canton
IL Hotel, where he is ready and anh,
ions 10 acco,,, modatc all his friends, and
strangers, with a comfortable shaVe' al
all reasonable hour.
HAIR CUTTING and DRESSING done IN
ihe latest and most gente,si style, ana 70
the satisfaction OF every rea sonaoie per
son. re
Dec. is, I848.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-08-04
ADVICE For SUM N Err .

The following advice is from the veteran
Major Noah:
Don't gormandize. We hate a glutton at
all times, but especially in summer. 1t is
monstrous TO see men, when the mercury is up
to 80, cram a pound of fat meat down their
throa,s Don't you know that animal food in
creases the bile! Eat sparingly, and be sure
and masticate what you eat Don't bolt your
'ood like an anaconda. Take exercise early
in the morning. All! what fools we are 10
sweat in bed, when the cool breezes Of the
morning invite us forth, and the birds and the
dew, and the streams are murmuring. in their
own quiet way, which arouse a kindred melo-
dy in the soul.
Be good natured. Don't get into any angry
discussion on politics or religion. There will
be time enough to talk the former over when
the weather becomes cooler, and as for the
latter, the less you talk about it the b, tier.
Religion is a good thing, but when you fight
in its name you show yourself ignorant Of its
principles, and unswayed by its influence.
Bathe-three times a week-every day. The
exposure is nothing TO the benefits derived. II
you would enjoy health, have a clear head,
sweet stomach, cheerful disposition, put your
carcass under the water every day, and when
you emerge yourself use the brush vigorously
for five minutes. There is nothing like the
pure bracing water; we never dip beneath its
surface without thanking God for having
placed such health-promoting element within
our reach.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-08-04
CANTON, MISSISSIPPI SATURDAY, AUGUST A, Is4e.

its charge Of 'unmitigated abolitionism.' As
the Democrat has reiterated that charge, after
protesting its adherence to the lessons of DIR {.
Paley, 'never TO falsify either directly or by
eqnivocation,' we can only express regret that
our ideas of good morals,' of 'selt-respect'
and 'puble duty, differ so widely from those
of that journal.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-08-04

Beautiful SInrLIE.-In returning from our
fishing excursion last Friday, "A ndrew,' (the
oolored gentleman of washington,) who was
driving the carriage, which was filled with
young ladies', made sudden halt on the way.
Mr. J., who was in the rear Of the company,
rode up aud asked him what he stopped Tor.
Tie replied, Ills ratering my tolrers; and sure
enough, there was Andrew with pitcher and
glass in hand, giving water to the young LADIES'
-emblems OF the flowers Of Texas Ha,hing-
Ton (Ten0s) Ranger.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-08-04

A YANKEE ANswER.-A wager was laid
that il was Yankee peculiarity to answer one
question by asking another To sustain the
assertion a Down Easter was INTERCEPTED. Il
want vou.' siid the better, ito give me .
.,s.iaht forward answer to plais Question:
81 kin da IL. ini-ier,' said the Yankse- Then
whx !, il New Englanders always answer a
question by ssking one IN returnl' ID
,bey - Vas IonsthaR's reply
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-08-04

ing Gazette, 1t is not often that we have I
privilege OF publishing so fine poem. II
conception is excellent, as the voice it dc
cribes We envy the Gazette the contrib
lions OF its fair correspondent -. Whig.
HUMILITY.
BY SINGING sYB'L.
There's quaint and quiet conner
In my soul has set all day,
With her white hands softly folded
And her robe of sober gray
But in vain have brighter jewellers
Sought TO brighten her away.
Once to-day, radiant sparklcr,
With face of rogush glee,
Glided up and asked demureIy
What the comer's name might be
nd she raised her eyes and answered
Low and soft Humility
And the little dancer wondered
That she had such lovely eyes;
And almost wished HER crimson lips
Could make such soft replies;
Yet such face with such "a dress
Still filled her with surprise.
She scorncd the quiet come
With the brown and braided hair,
For her own flowed down in ringlels
And were looped with flowers fair,
And she did not Ii a sober robe
When hers with gems .hone rare
So no one sought the stranger
With the sweet head bowed low,
With fair and placid forehead
And the hands as pure as snow
But she smiled to be negls / d
AS the rest glanced TO and fro.
But the evening now is coming
When my soul shuts up its halls
When the sivcry voice of revore
To the evening worship calls
All the thousand fitting jewellers
That have been within its wall
The dancing and the singing ones,
Are weary of their play
They come with lingering footsteps
And tongues no longer gay,
And gather sad and silently
In tired and mute array.
And some, the dark and restless ones,
Have wandered of and died;
And many grand ami lofty ones,
Have yielded up their pride
With broken wings and broken Lutte,
They gather side by side.
A nd now the meck-browed conner
In her rose Of pensive gray,
With a face Of holy lovlincss
Bends quietly to pray,
And from her form the mantle
OF meckness falls away.
And underneath is flowing
A robe like sunset fair
And her golden wings unfolding
She floats into the air
A nd now | know I've ENTERTAINED
AN ANGEL UNAWARE
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-08-04
Il. N. HERNDON,
.lttOrMey at Lar,

Canton, Madison County, Mississippi
Office, the room above the Post Office.
Will he rea fter attend the circuit courts
in the counties of Alfalfa, Leake, Madi.
son, Yazoo and Holmes. Business en-
trusted to his care will receive his zeal
gus attention.
August II, 1913. 6m
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-08-04
MUSIC

MUSIC
A. L. BLACKMAR, Teacher Of Gui-
TAR, Flute Violin. Violoncello Accor.
dion, and Clarionette, respectfully an
nounces TO the citizens of Canton that
he is prepared TO give instructions, up
on those instruments, aud also in vocal
Music, and the principles Of thorough
Bass. .H
Room at the Office adjoining that Of
Il. A. H. Lawson E
Canton April Is, la49 Sit
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-08-04
ID. w. MURPHY.

Has received, and is every day receiving, a
large addition to his stock Of Groceries, Provis
ions Hardware, Woodenwsre, &c. &e.ke.
July a ls<e,
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-08-04
GEORGE W. CABLE ALFRED wELLINGTo
q wv Carl Il 81 co

GEORGE W, CABLE ALFRED WELLINGTON
c.. W.. CABLE & co.
Commission and Forwarding Merchant
and Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Wines, Foreign and Domestic Liquors,
No. 26 NEW LEVEE
New.Orlcans.
REFEREN CES.
Fred'k Turner,
Joseph Monks Louisville, Ky.
David Guard,l
Isaac Dunn. Lawrenccburg, la.
John r. Shaw,
Sam'l J. Peters, Ncw-Orlcans.
Robert J. Pallrey,)
Dec. 22, 1915. i5-6m
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-08-04

We clip the following verses from the Wheel
ing Gazette, 1t is not often that we have the
privilege OF publishing so fine a poem. The
conception is excellent, as the voice it des-
crbes We envy the Gazette the contribu-
tons OF its fair correspondent -. Wig.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-25

BOSTON Jan 23Ar ships Norih Bend sprsgls C-cus Joh
Holland Henderson. NOeans; hsrts Alot Do Manila Mare
Bryant NOesus. JOIN Boeer Tsr5 Aaacoia Romsn Dosne
Savannah. sparrow Charleston bnfs Peune Gwen Car
Rabtns. Nan-sns Chss Dow, Bsrstov Nhn
&c. AndrOsongn Bailey BALTIMORE Ccop ner p hads
phis; sclr Pilot Colby Georges Bans.
PROVIDENCE. Jan 22Arr hafk Macedonia, Lorng Mobile Ct
Wn and James Andro M00e So, brg Manhattan, Johnson
NYo hr Empire. Pend DO oops Freds Bfown Gardner CO
Thos Hawkins, Jones. do Motto, Appehy, DO
SALEM Jan sAu BARI sophroua feaboty ZANZIBAR brig p
fher, Clover, CsYsuns
NEW BEDFORD jan 92-Arr schr Ellen Mara Crosen Homs
Hole
PORTLAND. Jan 27-Arr -chr Utcs Eiward.. SYork.
CHARLESTON. Jan 1A ship Camden Sherwood. SYoft. CD
schr- phdena. sandsrs Niors Aihos, Worn, do $50
SAVANNAH. Jan l-t Wilson ful-r, Cfa~foff NJ
MOBILE Jan l6A brig George sstiuck Bsgton MOL sc
Harriet Bsos, Appey do cd bt hp Britannia Cousrt. Liver
pool BAH Laura Snow 1horndse NloF 10Th ships loft ~
(Br Heron Cork Wonisde HgEn Niors Brewer Staples
TuuLeus Pret@
dke Chds Boston Meteor a~rence bsrt Isabella, B Stew
Mckinney, Nfork Maufo, ngerso Boston, Hawthorne
Small. Bath. ca. Br sbp Howard Brown. Liverpool.
NEW OOLEANS. Jsn lfAu ships Y whitney, Gidfen, NeN
Castle Me- Jas P-nne Wooiie Portland Me. Palmyra Byru@
Boston Medod Deye do Commerce Hars, Philadelphia Inca
Gsodnch Portland Me; w Pseu. Decker, Bath Ne barks "
Co1n. Belfast Ne Nancy stetson, Nio Ggse
uebuns 3th chip. Rochester Bath John Harvard
Audro- Phsdphs John Henry, Meet Bath Ne Ovego nck
NYork Frause Bay Nrwhup suaus BsffeiiNl ,fs
shanunza Pstten Chapn Collier Bamofe sara
ten McSest Boston, brig O-n Gb-ri 80. CD 18th, sieam
Falcon Thompson Nfors Br shp Csnmuus s,lVe-er Liverpool
Foa sriy. Chagrcs. Dan Webster Boston Bal
lHgraham, Nlons Florence MoodNard DO 1 - Magnolia, Nor
Charleston Mary Am Jones, West Nlofk schrs VAIN
Crowe adepha Chts Hsnnu Knowles, Baltimore l4n ships
Pens Giy sirk. LNerpool Persia Bb-on Niors Gol.h
trr) Slater Liverpool Adana u ri f~~ York. Iere " ~
Gnee, Bordeaux, bsks Thomas Pnce HaoTe NNors HEsna
Thoon Hsnns, do Aaa, B Tate Syrt Bf ihomss
DO brss RsnboN, stakpoe SIosi Hsn Buck Woodsde ba
u0ra
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-25
lIO ONE AND TO ALT epleurs. sna 10

TI'O ONE AND TO ALL-To epicures and lhuse
who are fond Of raising gooc poultry matter ~ great
imp0fsnce-C9pot IL ng having been confined 10 small
section Of soun.ry fos number OF years past have
form the operation 10 the City Of New York for which
compelled 20 charge g to The operation reformed.
Now gentlemen Tho are fond Of good fst cspon. VI
show s snd mystery Of cspOnzDg 0ws and turkeys,
form The opersu0n. The operation will be performed BY
the celebrated General Reed. The great cAponzer Of New
Jersey vho has devoted nearly bis time 10 The business
for ths sss years hat esch for him
self and eaponize ais fowls. also will show h- coop
srd In hch the fowl should be fseued To this
country poultry has ever been cousidered luxury and
Consequently resred IN such considerable cuArtss
10 France tgypt and some other countries, where IL 10
used more Necessary article u food thsn decacy
for the sick 3 luxury for The table Poultry forms
portani part Of the livestock Of The fum and has been
said OF that coUntry, the poulryysrd supplies much
greater elsniiy OF food TO The gentleman. The wealthy
Iacesmsn and The substantial farmer. from
perence tsfely ssy that here w paris Of hs
farmers premises hs can be made 10 ntais, Fting
10 the amount OF capAl invested more er-cilzy 10 The
comfort Of the family, and properly aged, 10 the
gregsie pros. Of he sessol.
Let cal your attention 20 the great cspor fowl % Bur
hngtor Co J. he largest In Uriied states Jersey
Blue which have hs1 v-i.h so hs per pair and sold
Commercial Hotel . COrlsnd-si NY Tie sdvAnisge Of
this breed q makes exceerf stock for the farm
market They fat vel lay vel and well. and
handsome when alive TIE sdvAnsse ofcspOnzing, when
fsenec "a adds greatly 10 the weight and decacy Of The
Hesh. and espOuizsd fowls sell N PHILADELPHIA Ns-York
and Boston markets Al frou ls pence 10 81 per III
douse the pce Of hose hist have been Oreraei
The opersli0n vii be Performed Wednesday the 2fh
Thursday he 18Th and Friday 6 H. bee ne ho1rs Of
ard n O'Clock NJ and and o'clock NJ on each dsy
Al The CommsrciAl Hotel. 3 COnlsrc-si y Y
JOSEPH DAVIS.
is a X :. HOLLINsHEAD
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-25
SECOND BOARD
TARIHE JoURN Az
rogr oy sEw-roKE. JAsuARr 2.

ARRIvED-shp sullivan, whe C4srssiol d. oo;ioa sni
% Geo Bat'ey.
Snip sor' Amerca fHaul Babsy Hamburg ~ - ~ p ou
F1 81 is fse ard pzs-ug@rs Bs kurhsr5t ~ das s
o. or spoke Fsrry. n srd ior Boston from = It@- VII
oss sf an hort o. pr1.s LAD - dsJs pls.
her.
Hood. Bsr.ta~ sev Or~sas 10 day. poh g. 70
GoI
Lncy Fsa, Coe. from 81 Donngo iogs g. 20 Az
T. Co-ress@l % Bsfger & Pea.
Rar4 Kotert walsh SINGER Nsr Orsans. mise o. Ei.s
Brig Enp. Barter, Cae.ton Ie1as p d. % Huess
Murray.
Bd.JA sHr9-on Tnuroz Dares - ismssr, o. Ro>ian
BIZ Boston g. Terry before Reported see Orleans
d. four. &c. % suda Co. I0t MT st q o - spos'
brig Nsrc@' ia hsncs for kueVlfas.
shr su.sa O-an Hsru~r from ~rsry of he bsrt na Fsl
from Ofan .are on Ahs-cob B-sc pors 10ur
sale rerog g. If the BARI Tie ta h.s oe~a iaaea n
tde .rief and sass ven title.
WIND-Ysrdan wsw SO ce he nren o. lsys
sALED-sap An.on or Charleston. bafk Chsss, Baraioe
.cLr Enery San FrancsCo, and others.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-25
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.

TOR WyArHER--At Fsstpor, Ne. on Thursday
L., the thermometer tell % 20o below zero muen low
- than II hs. been for twenty years AZ bangor Me-
on Friday II to - deg below 0. with nign vinos,
he K.ppebec River frozen at Bath on friday. Tor
g. srst time since 1874 Al Boston, yesterday, the
erurs.ure At the highest was 23S the lowest, at sun
rise 20o
Coin DowS EAsT-Mercury at Bangor on Frl-
..,.rre very uncomfortable Kennebec River frozen
Al Rssh on Fridsy. FIRE, tine since 1874.
" A little girl, aged four years, the daughter
sf Mr. Alexander Wallace. near syllacogsa Tsnsdega
COUNTY Ala was burned snockingy on the 9TH inst
that che died In a few hours
sUppyS DEATH.-Mr David Lanterman OF Bins-
hsrntop recently appointed Mail Agent from 10 New
York died suddenly on sunday last at Binghsrnton
aged 81 years.
u The execution Of Shorter. the murderer al
Buffalo, was deferred by Gov FfsH In obedience TO
Writ OF Error granted BY Judge Hoyt
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-25


sss vii be received ~ he Eusne~rs Ofce IL the vl
lsge Of Euirs uru h= Is; Of February, for grading
sonry, bridging and saPersrucllre The Chsmurg RA
rosd
This Road dverges rom The NevYork and Ere Rsirost
four miles Norh % nirs and extends 70 Jefferson a. he
head Of the Senscs Lske By which connection had By
steamboat with he central line of Railroad A. Geneva
The Road s snoui 7 miles IN length end requires ahoui
coo cubic yards o. excavation and 5000 cubic yards OF
masonry. LIS divided into sections % the usual englh
All proposals for grading and masonry vii be precicsied
upoo Ire paymcrt o nd 10 the sOck OF The Company
and wohiIcs IN The usus nonihy payments IN cAsh Pro
poses Tor supersucfnre ~ be FOR the fall payment 10
soef Ihs siSok guArsnteed By the New ard Ere
hrosd Company who have leased TIE road fr 10 years
he Road
MAP p,.rs prches and specfcsrpus Of the work viii
Tor irsrectcn ard A1@r he .4h Of anuary NJ
me Enxtn--rs OHce ~hsrs al Other rece...fy
nay he oeis,lec. ' $500
Saussetofy references and s1relss for he fshfl Ter
formsne- Of the worr Will hs r-a5ir,.s 49,
proposA which should 5- e-5or.od Prooo.s. fcr l;rs
elos' tof 0tnof~is- and Addressed the undersyn-d
- o.. . ". HALL. Chs-f Epgin-.r
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-25
r Ia | 5. GOobWIN s BROTHER. I5l Som.
<,AIIFORNIA- DAYS LIFE JACKET.-Thi. s,

" the most secure. compact ard suitable continuance 10
preserve life By sustaining the weare n water pert son
having Il get his face 10 the water n he tes II
Ia divided into three distinct sir apartments each ofwheh .
fa-preeefver The weig II but ls than ne Ord
mary round single-cismbeIed preserver The American
Institute have twice awarded Dis invention the highest esi-
inOnis and premium The Invention simple ard sdep1ed
for all persons and made with elastic springs adapted 10
ladies and general assortment sssef without fear oi
adicOn that Of the rece ebboraiey ypuf-d
conihvances designed for he purpose hsve he of
the merit witch distinguishes t1 life preserving apparatus
shove oil other things known Price, from - 10 = each
With OF these river, snd hOat with he
hesd neck and shoulders Sbqve water, for wees- The
trade tuppHed liberal terms. Merchants ard Traders
for Caornis will find every desirable floating spparaiut
suited their purpose m0uuscured and for sale Al .
Couiand4t n. Y HORACE III. DAY
g I'm Manufacturer Of Rubber and Guna. PeIehs.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-25
DRY GOODS.

ELOAhs. .CLOAhs-S-ling Of a. sr-at ssersees.
VI cose he Ous1es Of the consisting II part Of
operas French sscks Jenny Linds and French msntss
Az h-se eosAs made and trimmed II the richest and
mcs sshonsole manner. ard selling al = per cent under
cost and numbering SO feel assured that every
lady car get vel suited and e. or = BY csAng0n
flS2w- aud Cai6-gioe-si.
DRY G1ODs.-STOCK FOR SALE AND STORE
DIO L.T-rhe sucscrb=r hsvtng business q such =
nature ~ 70 require from the city would dispose
o rs silf cheap 70, cash OILY The stock a. present .
500 Apply immstsiely OF the premises Of EOS-
BURGH. =. Cshsrn--.t ~ 81
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-25

=. sHAPTER, 2ls Fesri-s1 hss eons,srty for sse
~ lowest mssset prices raw silks IN 41sines 10 snn;
large and small wings s1t sanxine, IN the
gun boiled cf. dye' and finished sadders se~ings
eolors soss ard embroidery ssk al coiors
vors,rd ysrn Nos is ss dyed the grease eoSoa
warn NO ls coors spoos lreu and cotton thread
Nos g and 50 blesched snd Rnbleached - Sasln
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-25
Disasters, &c.

CottIsIoS St.Ue sp Coriovs Moose from Clsreiton o
Bo,,ou put Psmon'h g2d distress having been o
ant sunis ned considerable dans-r.
h.ss sHA hsiHD fsosc apt Gwen, Of bfg Pennei WI =
Boston 2d Carens hsf fallen oh
the sctr John Eaton Of and 0
Chatham from Boston, with os o remss bboom and d> load
Of coal m0.es &C. and all tool of captain and The
ln- nl ln. = -.n -lnl .nl l-h-
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-25
CALIFoRNIANS ATTENTION.
~ 600 WORTH OY READY-MADE CLOTHING

Nut be sod.
V'HF UNDERSIGNED has large ard extensive sssOrt-
Of resd- made cloihrg. both for Winter srd sum
mer made IN the best and Of the best maieri
as recently purc asef Tor c.hh Cumpsnef ard indivdu
bound for the Lsnd of Promise desiring complete outfits
al low prices VII. hnd this most fsvo-she opportunity
EDWARD FOX 202 Broadway,
"a IN The New-Yn'k Cs.h Tailoring Establishment.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-25
Gnnkeu. &c.

Jan ia sf lon - brig Naro-lus hence for Ngsvtas
No ds st ~ n o. ~ ars Fanny Of End ior Boston from Z
Ines with of sals. had been out ~ days
- st8fi0 on = ~, shp G~no Kelly, rom Charleston ior
Liverpool
Jsa 3 TO- lon 70 bsrA Warren, from Port su Prince ior
wYoh.
10 de shout s0h nett of Cspss Of Delaware passed
bsrl Hnslen. from New Oreal. ~ Ph--sdslLa
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-25

NoIck-in pa,asnes Of an order Of Andrew Hosg-s Esq
Sssrrosss Of the king- sven a.
Sy soosya dsessssd prssss the the
.asrD 70 the sabsrb< The hsssrs Bartlett Perry
10 on' suss he Cay of Ss~ rost, bsors
isy oi A2nl, ls<a-ocooev II, ls<a
DAVID JOHNSON, lAdm n.s,rators. kc viii
sis iavsa dAxxLiKL SAKTLKrr. as W s.ss..4 ~"
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-25
u. s. RIrLEs AND OARBINEs.


WIN. n SMITH A co. No 4 MAIDEN-LANE,
HAVE JUST RECEIVED. fsom the celebrated msnu
acory of Robbins Lawrence, lot Of the sss model
rifles being perfect article, and the same
used Ia the Army, and acknowledged 10 be- the bes
Article Of the kDd ever produced They compact well
balanced with timely polished and blued steel freed ock
sad viii bear the most rigid INSPECTION being constructed
throughout the scienthc principle The following
certificate have received from the u s. aovernmeni
Inspector =, Windsor, Va
~. WINDSOR, VI Jan 20, ls4s.
consider the g. rides made by Robbins Lawrence,
Windsor VI the most perfect substantial and well proper
roned In use and should Judge mosi admirably adapt
ID ior the service required 10 California
,Sar U. Inspector o. Arms.
PROF l. w JACKsoN's NEW WORK.
AN ELEMENTARY TREArisE ON
OPTICS,
nYL w. JACKSON, Professor Of Natural Philosophy
ID In Union College. Just pnhlshed by
CLOTHING.
A. BROWN SON, ia CHERRN-ST.
CENTLEMEN OF TASTE AND ECONOMY srs In
sorment OF ready made clothing have garments
srd~ IN superior style.
Also,
Coin sGExrRs be furnished with ali kinds OF cloth
's CALIFORNIA CLIMATE
IN advantageous ,erms. ~ I'm
WHALE BOATS. WHALE BOATS.
Stbs great Boat Bazaar of C. L. IN0ERsOLl. 2fSt and
$40 Souns opposite the Sectional and Balance pooksbs
ode from 60 10 loa boats constantly hand Scows bui
the shortest notice. Us In
INSURANCE SCRIP.
A TLANTIC, SUN, MERCANTILE and General Muus
fAScrip, negotiated by wM. c GILMAN.
is 81 IsMsrehsnts Exchange HsnOverst cor Wall