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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-08-04

.seF TOO JIM z, 1877.
Dr.. TogssFsp--i verify balieFc iaat Yonr sarea.
parIlla has been Tie MEME, through Precedence n
saving my lile. haYo To- segcral yeafa had n lad
Cough hbeearle gprs mi wofse AthstI rnis-
y lafge quantities q gleod, bad night Sweats, ard
WAS gfealY deeat'sied and reduced, ard dl not ex.
Hest % Ire. haYa only used your Sarsapar1 .
shost tine, snd there has wonderful chabre baon
wrought q me. avn nov able 10 Wink all over ne
city, raise no blood and my cough has leit me.
Isa can we'll Imagine that am thanl.Ttf for tbesa
GegatH. Aanf sthnHiAht ne~,,o,.t
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-08-04
KMaIN III9M

Ah's sonyoae Of mere than oar thousani cases
o. haniiaiisla that pf. Townsend Saraaarila has
sasal' 1la M9A severe and chronic gases arc week.
~ etadieGel by its extraordinary viftuea.
James Cummings ESQ, one 81 tho assistants i,
TIC Lunatic Asylum BaekWelIa Island, Is tho rsn
tlenan spoken u ia tAa following letter.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-08-04

ger ssle Il Columbus Miss. ~
N juno % 'ls-ly. A.N't0Nrs n vi
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-08-04

g q 2 z q y y 4 q q q.
". ToWnaepd's sarsapara Is uneqnallod IN "a.
soa ofthc ChilIs and Fever and Aeue. The follow.
ing lslier sone Of hundreds that we have received
ison the South and west Of Ike character
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-03-27

NEW Spring GOods.-Tbe subscribers are now in
IN receipt of the following and elegant goods which
have been selected from the latest mpoations of Phade-
pha thus early in consequence of the anticipated demand
by those of citizens and soourners, who making
for the approaching balls those who anti
cpate leaving the city thereafter In materials for
ball dresses name
Embroidered Labrador, entirely and beautiful
High-colored plain hermann
Embroidered silk tissues and grenadines
Light changeable glace silks
Rich changeable gros de Antiques
Pink, blue, and white glace silks
Do do do Italian grapes
Changeable striped and plaid Grenadines
Pink, blue, and cherry embroidered illusions
Embroidered polka-musns, all colors
Light pink and blue plain moussenes de lane
Plain, pink, blue and white bereges
Embroidered muslin robes
Coored silk illusions, plain
In silk and other dress goods we name
Changeable glace silk, every shade, very cheap
Very rich brocnde silks
In figured and striped silks, great variety
Ex IA rich black Gro de Rhines
Do do black striped and watered silks
New styles Moussenes de Lame
Do do French lawns and chntzes
Do Bereges Grenadines, NC.
In fancy articles name
Is new styles black silk vses and sacks
% rich lace capes
10 worked collars and CHEMISTS
10 pieces new style wide sash rbands
30 do do embroidered neck ribands
10 splendid white Grape shawls
8 boxes real net mits
80 dozen Bajou's gloves every shade aud size
10 do white silk hese embroidered, ribbed, and plain
100 do clear lawn and linencambrc handkerchief
Together with many other and desirable goods tc
which invite attention, believing stock to be pre-
ent the most complete in the District
Mar 2O--2wif P. H. HooE IL co
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TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

The OF person VIII be entered upcn books unless
payment OF the subscription be in advance
Distant subscribers may forward money by letter postage
on which viii be paid by and all risk by ourselves
sale transmission
The COUNTRY PAPER is published try weekly during
iionS Of Congress, and semi ekly during the
Subscriptions for period less than will received
'ernas PrcPsronedto the above annual
UfosFMAsrERs authorzed to agents and by
Us NV. DAILY subscribers with enclosed five
subscribers, with s25 enclosed Ave WEEKLY SUBJ
i'h so enclosed will entitled copy the
'al'H As they furnish us subscribers for grqiis.
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A POLIO HALL for Sale, Rent. Lcusc.-rhe
n building has font OF 30 eeet Pennsylvania
nue. the hall spacious, and capable Of holding 800 per-
sons being suited for balls concerts, exhibitions of
any kind wareroom, Nc. On the ground floor there
GOOD attached to which is good back
dyelino Bound for California, hence my desire to do
something with IT, Persons disposed give exhibitions,
NC will find it to their advantage TO give me call
Fsh l5-eof WIN. MORROW.
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NEW Spring Goods.-The subscribers have lust re-
ceved, direct from the importers, a complete
ment OF new and fashionable goods, comprising all the
novel styles, which particularly invite the attention
ladies' and the public generally, determined tt
sell as cheap any house south of New York. In part
name the following
In ladies' dress goods we have
Rich plain glace silks
Glace armures, very rich
Satin striped glace silks
Figured and striped do
Plaid India do for spring
Black silks in great variety of price and quality.
In mousselincs and befeges we have
Plain Moussclines, mode coors
Small figured do for Children very ine
Rich satinstrped do, imperial
Betege, imperial, satin-strped,
Alborine, imperial new, very rich
Pean de serpent, new
Metallic Bereges, all shades
Satinstriped changeable grenadines
Plain, blue, and pink beIeges
Silk tissues blue and pink
Mede coored do
MaZarine blue do
Marble bereges, silk and wool
90 pieces linen lus,re guuzes, plain and striped
Plain black bsreges
do silk tissues
satin-stri ped do
Do plaid do
Black and white plaid and striped do
Hall mourning plain and plaid metallic bereges
Fine black monsseines
Medium do
In French Jaconersand lswns, we have
p pieces figured jaconet and lawns
20 do orgundie muslins
- do French chintzes, light
% do lead and black do
20 do black and white do
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY co.
Mar2-if3t Successors to d. Gagett a. Co.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-03-27

UENDRICK's New American Orchardist, 9Th Edi-
N ton-one volume, Boston,
,ude TO the Orchard and Fruit Garden, adapted to the
culture of American fruit by LindIey and Floy-l vol
New York
Downings Fruits and Frn Trees of America their cul-
ure, propagation, and cement, ninth edition, lSi9
l vol New York
The Fruit Flower, and Kitchen Garden; by Patrick
Nei--I vol Edinburg.
The Practical Gardener for Fruit, Kitchen, and Flower
Gardens by G. Mcintosh late gardener the King of the
Begians-l volume, London.
Aud n variety of practical works on every branch of
gardening and agriculture, English and American
Mar "a FRANCK TAYLOR.
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Extension the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
THO CONTRACTORS FOR GRADUATION AND MA
l. SONRY.-Proposals invited for the graduation and
masonry the following described sections OF this road
the sections averaging mile in engthcom mencng in
the town Cumheand Sections l. Z, 9, and 10, will
he et embracing considerable rockwork along the Poo-
mac river bluffs and the masonry OF several bridges
section Also all the sections from 30 to 49, inclusive,
(exccp ting sections 43 and ~ beginning % miles from
Cumberland about mile below the mouth of Savage rv
er and terminating the summit OF the mountain. The
work upon these sections is heavy containing much rock
excavations and two tunnels each about 600 feet in length,
and stone bridge OF considerable size. The whole number
be let % In the OF the spring and
summer upwards OF 30 heavy sections will be put
der between Cumberland and Three Forks creek
The remaining sections between those points, and other
work beyond the latter, will be let in tire spring of 1850
Specifications Of the work the % sections TO be let will
ready by the 18th of March current They will he dis
trbued from the Company offices in Baltimore Frcder-
ick Harpers Ferry, Cumberland and Washington. The
proposals i'll be directed to the undersigned, at No 70
Hanover street. Baltimore and will be received until Sat
ur.lay the 18th April inclusive. Before making bids,
the line should be thoroughly examined, and the resident
gineers will be in attendance thereon, to give nior
nation The most satisfactory testimonials will be de-
handed The payments will be made in cash, reservlng
the % per until the completion of the contract
The energetic prosecution OF the work Will be
quired.
BY order OF the President and Directors:
BENZ Ii. LATROBE,
Mar 20-eotAp20 Chief Engineer.
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WASHINGTON CRY, ID. March H. 1919
A YOUNG MAN, who speak beth the Spanish and
n English languages and is qualified give lessons to
boys in Spanish, and who produce good
tons as to qualifications for house keeping, &c who
has travelled all through the North and South of the Union
wishes o~obtan situation with any gentleman of family
who may wish to employ any person for that purpose
as house-keeper.
Please address the subcrbcr through the Post Office
Mar 3-eodlwf ANTHONY ZUGESNAVAR.
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from June H. 1871, lin place of the breyet of like grade
conferred for "Chapuitepec '-clnceled)
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BEEvErs-'For gallant aud mertorious conduct in the
affair at SAN JUAN De Los LLANos' Mexico"
To Io-a
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'NoTrThe date Of December lsis vice Deaney given
ID Lieut. Dodge instead OF November sth infantry
borne on the Army Register for having declined promotion
cut Of the sth infantry,
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by brevet.
First Lieut.. John G.. Walker mounted rihemen to he
captain by bTevet.
Second Lieut. James M Halves, I'd dragons, be first
lieutenant by brevet
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Captain George A. H. Blake 2d Dragons be MAJOR by
beVet, for gallant and merorlous conduct in the affair
SAN AUGUSTINE Mexico" date from August II, 1877.
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Breve Capt Joseph Hooker assistant adiutant general
be major by brevet for gallant and meorous
in the affair at the 'NArIoN, BRIpsE, Mexico" date
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Major Albert G. Bennett, paymastsr, be Lieutenant
colonel by brevet "6r gallant and meorious conduct i'm
an affair with the guerillas the 'NATGoNAL BRIpGe
| Mexico 10 date from Jnas IL, 1917
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Sci ImPOR Omsai
umrhbth giApMug mam awno@
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-01
THE Nzw-YoRK RALLY.
Rnuh nnos ne-,ins at the Brraawsy House

j IT, Wh1s Of EeE.Yors had -os- .,ed or
Five T-o.sasc yer.o.s. i.s; event so-t bl7e
Y .,restei sery az t.senoiszs q FreerDeu.
B4sthe isnoE BAT one bal intre city 81 1sa'' y
,pscio1t ta1 ,ast -snnsay. rh,cd or sdrsr-
SAVES cou-ro. scc il tt4.- atense hatred %. mon
oYo.es. Du. e. permit 9 be .eased fr VIZ
Mee,.ae T,: Mason. ard Vta8as- hive
been cylyegtc. - o;-er &C.,. AID nothing better
than tns Lex eastern ,a.y5a 8: B-,aeFay 1a.e,
con. b. oot.,uea flr or meeting. rs a.ia = .
age Wb.y uest.1rs wee red e. The x:esuin
Ws-5 aad elsewhere "a. 10. aA.. .arse en2ash
.1, t. 5-1ss 51. ~ 70 s-'s-t Of batter, i va,
made . anase>. V,asn sn. we have csP.c'Ius
.,.sua5-y.7o9n .ss- rs WL.-s \. no; De s-g;
o.: q
-To- Wing safe. J1a.csry sn4 County No1i
pa,,o-. were received = 10 ire most entire 1ns-
p,uiry snd eu.a1aasD T. ore or tTo q tee
aaricips. nominees s,nas opposition ~s' e7in'f Z
-b,, r. va ~. l-m.545.s. The Whole t.cks'
ya.rs..e an -sc5mrel4 = t5e support O. the
People.
p-e-iss 81 = ociook tn meeting va. called .
o-!er by Zophar u Re, E'q VINO oomi1sted 'or
PreUds1,. Hon. Lr1aER BRADr.a. Nj Brst 81
KS greeted .th f3-rd af.er r1uai Of tc7Iln,
,.p. ard % taking 90 So. fe;ar.vd lis t4s4As IL
a les,',-.--led speech i,r tie honor ihg' con
fsrret upon hin.
Sir. RICHARD SCOTT then proposed tie foiio1
ing rsn,.4zseu Sc .ce-P-esi-ea'', Eho Eers ike
US. c-osrr bv &c sr-at.o-. w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-01
keliktan- mud no mtsInke.
respondent who hit, the nAl Shs o. tie head, and
| does Il a. the t-st blow See # he doesntl

The CArN,or Adtoca.S and Journal has cor
respondent who hts the nal rSht o. tie head, and
does Il a, the t-st blow. See IT he doesn't
PAvtNo DFsTs-ln .pcskiUe ior second une Of
our obligations each oth- in paving our tcsts an
seepirs promises sacr'd vii venture to ss} sni
b-eve u 10 be strictly true 4 ihere were no iai.lrts
The part Of poessus Il religion ~ ouch 'fihgs u
" I'D become 80 di.FrpulAb.s thst non professors
soai he much more careful, and It would grsdas y
disappear
bsve msny time. had my attention erocted 10 se'
css failure. ia Valet The details ot which wee is.
from reputable. win the closing remark, ta-y Eere
yery yrCu ueui members 81 Mr. - church
tea ware since, very respectable sud vcuersai'
cd ger etnsa wEs found prc'ciug ~ mary o. re
char -ole and olher bentvo'sn; Institutions A. iaeir
snnlyefsSie.-cver ready . lend lelsias hsui AM
scfipton : forward tenn .cfSnee, pesce MISSIONARY
md otAtr societies Intended ~ ne'rsie toe prts ~
- well = the futarc condition 81 Dsnkiud. and Nh
was cnvied BY mary ior The ssrnt ~ displayed, a.
well disposition tvinced ~ tn good Of As fellow
men. A { ash took place WH.l-S aud n-NeF sine
have ssep bin any OF those meetings. On inquiry
IL said he urshc - meet rs otls Nuon', oe
lng short sOOuI s6O go He 10 stl % be seen occs-
sOnsy Ia the street, looking ve ~ ever, eu yis
Sdiscihsd retirement wiiacat spPArtniy hs'i"s IL
leass 1es Of tbs opinion a. honest men must have 81
hun
know n I.gnsly ihs members OF which probably
never refused bead tee isI Of sahscrr-s ~ or!
charitable OF iac;. BAT when called on for payment
would say tnrlr names were given a. give eaSfSct
1o the object .ud indGce others 10 subscribe Very
lew OF their associates appeared 10 sive net one
fesy ssve less
An irsolvrnt De tor ;. TIE most prominent nus
,ee Of one Il the churches IN his c;y not GSps g.
cal toe most woythe.s taius his own which bis errd
sors can tsks lie ccnstsaLy let4rlng his brethren
Tor their sAv,h love VI money, snd their oos
10 support religious institutions.
have rot ume aInersie N any Other cases which
nos 20 me snd vii only rrmsrS IhSi y pro
OF the above ca srscisr only knew he d-sty
'hsy ;aro~ a the way OF 'heir pastors IN '9s
10 Ire anconvsrtad, iaey wold iara from their eVu
way sI1 Be DO logger o. ;ae most serious suwb
ms. elocks In the way u ursod,y uea. CARSON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-01
BUSINESS NOTICES.

A~ssIc,N MrsEVN -L'sh, COMEDY convgl'ivi ,.,to-
-ia- comic susay that ~og convert 1i.a9 - nssc
l,v-r'. .sa ilto suzs1. sni tacc.rg vi ch sAS..
that Milo rgti Sa~u - eAei tAe - ., ssee
crocodile . ta.seaiHg - ks sEy rrlfeucQi Ae
iuiuense .--o-rt, seem conferred sad eontSStsb =
iroTics
GksAr Ptcrost.L rors - rys fAkss rHs Mas.
81 L.xsSScE SAGINAW Rtsgss-A SN!vtssAsY
VIVA. ~ho have vir.ed tAis eSoitiucg sser
,,s-l he scope snt css!gn % h. WORK % sAphsl.
c.tyS continent apon csnvss TIE mcs rsre srt rcvel
o,.c. are c5nsary uuf'iiag themselves, ass be- ne
r,lrsi wonasrs are grsclset 90 ne word. The Ma
ervs Room. hsve been crowded day and evscax .ad
er-ry SPECTATOR hs eeen supposed % see ee sfong bod
sad sguf cert designs 50 Stvy 'et tcf'h 10 Aa' ioe
A. "a. ev-otng exahtt.on A. 4 o'coes ths prpnetor
uow 6uG. rrcesssy order 1 accommodate ioe great
crowd ~ 81 si"Tao q rNhoiao2 every
DAY dgfaS ne wros, commencing - ) o'ciock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-01

Rro,1pfs Siacs I,,ts,901-- flour. 1880 bbs
wIixAr, 9 OOJ bush. CoBv 800 ou.h. The msrke, i'
steady ~ FLoUK bot me ssiaS Sc srns About 'OJ
yb. Michigan sd a. - 90, There IL n1; much l'-
quTJ f.r WHEAT. SALES NOT exceeding coo 91sheis.
Including Southport Spring - s!ic TIE Operation
10 CotS are small EN- racing 800 bushels s4t yeO y
II 49,. FAgIsHrs ore INC b-c. for Hour Ia. for
Wheat, aud &c Tor Cosv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-01

HrNkY L. DAyiFs-Tu journal ~ Commerce.
which 10 not addicted to seeing merit in Wing
candidates urges rs readers 70 vote for tie pre-
sen, Loco Foco Judges. and continues
Some OF the cousi iefs,ious which render IT
unsuitable dsplsce faithful aud competent Judges
apply also 10 the Council irr the Corporation The
present Incumbent Henry r Dsyie,. though not pc
sonsly known 10 Ne ~ We rave good reason Tor shS
ny well qualified fer the stsiion-ss much 80 at least
y. hi. oppon.; I'D b. has hi. further l. rec n.
neud him. thsl he has been long enough in the ohc',
snd only long snOush about four monthi o gci isif
hold ends Of the thread. whico are hOth numtf
ou. and In cases much Involved. legal gentle
man who has utua'iy voted With the Democrats, and
whose bushes. hss brought bin s"Qasinted TO some -
tent With the If The Office informs us that nee
NJ Davies bees connected vita Il svsst liproveme
taken place 10 Ihs system and efficiency vi who
ts Al cOnduce and hst shy chAngrv hich ocu
be MADE Al this time would be- for thr " pfse To pre-
vent u.tske here sc Wtil ssy that the senu' HaE u
whom refer has no connection whatever Win NJ
Davies the District Attorneys Office, except ~ -
10 common g. many others sud the Conversation "hlcn
We mad wth him entirely Of cur Own seesiog y 4
To- 20 further into particular We sincerely rope ih'l
the present Judge. \sho are pcmoctstsl tnd tie pc
sent Coly orston Attorney (~ao 10 Wig vi De -
tanned in ,cc The interests % The city sul Of public
justice fequireh
- 1t mainly because the Judges whose terms
are expiring have u9t been as iudus.r Is and e.
! erseiic as NJ. Davies is admitted to have beer
TIA; we depreca,e their reelection. I'd. Irb.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-01


rVI ssoosh n 10 ne crowds that Si'ii he sx
trrs!ve Dry GJois E.tsonshmeut Of Messr, j w eAax
tSA Co II snd - Ca,hsins-st TIE extensive prcpara
TO, they Gave made FOR tho Fsl sde sai TIE exesSss
low price. zach hey sel their sAs~,s, 'ss asuaoa
ptrssaa. ea.hner-s sni De sias, has called tAossssSs
IA tbAl a. ecaou who Ihee before Tau stzrt
kaowa FOR ears low one price store % tons more
S,nes, Gov lhsa before, and ~s should ads- net
1s.e gentlemen Goat 10 Dc oG..ione - heir psT
ucuar brsnch of baness by Vaes house ID No city
We sdvi.s 81 who s- need Of .hsw, 10 ave tAru
cal io3,y they ofsr s'esi Ia 'ueen-ns TO Pa'ehsso
Bso.rwAy LscrUSE-NoJN, oPPsstTE rHt Nav Yeas
Horst Ms.,,, EAi,r, Permit ne through your pap<r
10 .. hose who wish ccc1py the bes. ecurs.rocu
he city, both respects location ard sdsptsnn ftea
speaking and hesrn , looE a. as room before iakiss
on elsewhere Iunde.tsnI M zen. syery rrssoesols
The sce,,,ts easy 81 Z.
ACno-rss OPEo-Ihe psFoas OF The SPen
rr.peetniiy notified that viii 80, Ladies' Aid Gloves
o. superior cush,y stS. Gsngleuen's. 10
At FARRELL co. 81 Broadway,
csl I'm ues, International Art linton
rNrssr.rt~G 70 GsAY Haas We cfedlby n
formed hat B.LLASOs HAu Oye received 1he bizass
premium A. the late Fair Of he American Institute, snd
hatHi.a good arucle l. can he obGslled % Russros
CLASH 4 Go ani =, n. manufacturers cfic-, ~ CSt
and.,t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-01

CHARLESTON Oct 2o-Au 2sth, st'tm.fips Cplun-
bu. from Ftisde phis srd Republic from Bsl1mor--tte
lsiief de'sir~d .-vefs h.'ss d, Tire Bay rucr .
Into ne srnf Myers 27h. brig Brdren". NYofs SER
Amsuda. %.
BOSTON Oct 81 Arrived chip Fid-s Liverpool -
iDsi rs patsugcrs scars Col Anderson, Albany. Is
guua New YORK { eErec. tnips OzSrF, aud TOVu,crf
New Orleans. hsrts Isabelle. s. Hzfs- herrmar, POI
r. Ptclee Msisguens 81 luius NJ. - repsfer
Egypsu Norfolk 10 lusd for Bsfh@duef Er pife. Pf
schrs Boutwell,, Hewbefn, \ {; K4tshd.n, Phi. ~.
New York
Bah Oregon New port NGes, 1Fh ut o. th@ ls'h,
lat q A. 100 a s. fell So ~ith re Vrscs q "a Besv-r.
OF P.oy'detce IN Nsfs-i.e- th uit Tor NYufk.
dooed ioosss and sIar ker set bon gone er,gn ws'
he lot opgA ant mast head union down. CO.
not have ie~u abandoned org 80 Vas apparently We
Ter oyfeo blowing heavy from W do toAri h.
PORTLAND Sit-Arnved. brg OKfri. aid ,c' p
Bfpotsvilr. from NOTok Cleared, ths Scpl.A, bce1os
Ayfes
NEwBURYPoRT. 5o,l-salled. tc4f HSaosh Grant,
Bstu0.-
NEW BEDFORD 3orh-Cl-sred. bari, Mar F,s.ier.
Pgclo psgh-oa. lud,sn sd Pscifc Sailed. chip bmms
c JCf ~, tIcIun Ocetn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-01
New Publications..


- Toe Second Numoef of " THE IcOSO-
Ss4rHIc FNcYcL9PEDiA" hss !ast been Issued ~ RI
dllph G.rrisue. c9utsHing . elegant e.yr4ylns. and
- psges OF .ei<s press 1as plates very superior
.-cln-ns AT, ADDITION u their genuine scientific
value. We hsPPy to hear that The Paoic Attentions
Gas been turned this important work, and lhst II
meet. VITA reception IN great degree worny Of II.
enlaeIi character. Il should be found 10 the library
Of every MAJ WHO make. any profession. % science OF
taste AID th- purchaser may Dc assured ,h, De can
ut i.ll . - .srisned with he bargain
p Dr. H5oXES's PHTsIciAv AsD PArIEsr
discusses toe nstzsl dulles rslsioEs AEd interests d
tie medical Profession ard toe Community. N poPG
ar aid Instructive manner The suihor goes dead
sgs.ns. -. boobies. newIshls ard sz. n As probes
and tssEes oui good case IN favor u ice
s-.r practice a. = pre.,Eg eoLt1oG aGmiss u Tae
Work ~ give Subtraction - Ene medical conservative
o4I -. az = coav.nce &c r-i9rE-sss lSs~ YORK
Baker ,-r5asf
- Ia ate PKoFIssJE GorAAr5-s PHo>o
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t.e Etlsor t.e True Sources d Industrial Pros
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American merchants, gsrrisaea -ith eopioas ara,
CT eeooom-rs and ethical prseep;s tse--york @. ?
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-01

TIE BODIsco 5rORY.-We learn by telegraph
from Washington tina, Madame BoDlscs yester-
day afternoon published Gard, which entirely
contrssic,s the story that some penny-s-iner pot
upon the Courier & Enquirer, and through that
paper upon the public on Tuesday morning 70 the
purport that Mr. Bodisco had been arrested on his
arrival In Russia and sent OF to Siberia asa pm
.one'. ,seems that Madame Is received letters
from her husband by the steamer Eorops' ls',
week. informing her tia. he had left Russia on
his return % this country. 5he expects tbat he
will arrive by the first Of January next.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-01

LArrsr FROM HArrI.-CsPt. Maliissn. Ct brig
Gilbert Hstssld from Nirsgosse, arrived last aigst
nfo.ms us that that port eossd 10 al ieFsss 'es
sells. BY Proclsmasioa Of the Emperor soal0ssue,
On the 18Th October Cosse plenty ana high. but
owing to tae monopoly is~, TIE holders would Dot Pu'
!, 10 market Los~eod ". In sod demand 8, rather
b, sksr rata
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-01
stage OF Water at Pittsburgh,

PIrT5BTRSH "Wednesday, oct ..
There s'e T. feet u water n the chsrnei, sod
ri.ing rapidly We bad Asav7 fsios 5ziias - efasy
Afternoon AMI last night