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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-31

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NOUR QUARTER, OR YOUR LIFE.
When lofset run, the scene some sport dsclotes,
A. DER the trsck they chase;
But eho sdr-ires the running eyes aud noses
Scos the hguHn rsoe.
foons. fcouIss There's nothing more annoying
Than snufiiag catarrh
AlvEys the pocket hAndks rChief employing,
To giyo the nose q Jsr
Coughing IL All night your ne1t door neighbor
ttsims ~ your wretch q hafk;
And stil with windppe and with lungs you labor,
Prem nsht fll dark
At ehuTeh drown the Treaehcr choisest sentence
With your "ughi rghi eh = chtsmf
And lin csn't tell the SUNNI ne TO repentance,
From rank SOciuiauisn.
And yet how easy TO ahate the nuisance.
Ioi Mrs Jaws stsnda
TUderirp cure, uat ~ - IA n true sense,
with for HyFsSn hands.
You that 60 cbusf md cold hepuftAnt martyr.
Are iantirg IN the s,riiei
Her candy Try ~ once. T. save your quarter
bay ne 10 rick your lfsl
ME- JEBVIs's COLD CANDY. the universally admitted
rood redy ior a throat and lung anis pfemonitty
he pti0n. fod wholesale sni rsal BY arr w..
Jevir no 40 Broadway. door above Franklin street
AtsrtfzsttT No SOuth Third belov Chssout.
phiisdslIhp. Rstdrt Co. State street, Boston; Nm.
Tnycr Jarvis Buieii,s BatuSre ana sold W Druggists
generally.
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POLlTloAL.

FVAALAoAh.
FIssr yA.p DE nc. 3. GaAsrEs EoyINA
=. foregoing 70 the suffrage Of their fsow
FOR Iid,rmsn-- Richard Voorhees,
For Assistant Aldernsn-Charles Ro wand.
For ss'S,.Jgsn A'ssS MILAN sshc.C,
TorGsumisson.1 Of Coa%.s james crooi:h.ai.
For Donovan
1'sse'G5: Of District jShn scSs: J0ss
District Jane. SHED Joseph collars :' H'A''a ''0'
JON; ;SMs S 4; ngs,S'' ssserssaris.
FIRST WARD DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN REGU-
ouy FL s cnaslrck.
PETER L. TsIsrY.
For A derman,
For Assistant alderman,
George J. J9hnstone Charles Cannon.
oh Fan sa 9sly G Thomas Gs. GaynOr
James cruikshank.
William L. WHEY fSg 'S SEBASTIAN Kohlhepps.
For Inspectors Of Elections,
eS sc.s daan oS n
Third pistrict--v lillian stokey. Joel N days
srrs Of 70 hearty support every
true de"0'Jss ne sY !s iarmsn I Wsd COMMITTEES.
CHARLES CANNON. Secretary.
EOURTB wARD-MAss xEETING-DExooRATs,
Arouse Arouse! Arouse the democratic republican
eeetorsof the Fourth ward in favor OF regular
and The ussges Of the and in favor OF the ticket headed
Csrt requested to astsnd meeting of the cleo
tors to be held Wednesc Evening October 81
half clock in the Square, at the function OF VIII
liam and FranArt streets stevedores Long Shore
eraon, and adopt the triumph OF tho
democracy the alliance Of whiggery, treachery and
aposcy Several eminent speakers viii address the meet
ing in III glish and in Germsn.
By order Of the Vigilance Committee.
LrOURTn WARD.-TaE INDEPENDENT ELECTORS
or the Fourth Ward are requested 10 attenc eetng 40
the Shakespeare Wednesday evening at o'clock
hear the report Of the Nominating Committee arpon
prepare ticket for the people and take such
viii secure the election OF tn. ticket - ., .,x 90.
THOMAS SMITH, See. JOHN FITZPATRICK, Chm.
L>IGHTEENTH WARD REGULAR DEMOCRATIC NO.
H minations--Fer erman-WlLLIAM VAN WHCK.
For Assstsnt Alderman Ri CDARO BUSTED. For As
bessaas H. Smith John Zeber For Inspectors
st District W. Roosevelt Henry I'd District,
John Harris Wines 80 District, VILLAIN Smith John
L noh; 4h District John GIBBONS, Thomas Quinn School
Commissioner Thomas s. Henry Trustee--Edmund u.
Roeers. Iuspector-- John WATSON.
BY order of the Ward Con mittes JOHN GIBBONS
e. n. CAMPBELL, Secretary. Chairman.
LNIENENTH WARD.-TnE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLI-
H. csn Electors of the Eleventh Ward requested
tend meeting at Tinkham Hail. and Fourth
make the the coming and
10 democratic victory Several dstiu speak
have been invited and expected be adj
dress the meeting others Il. " n.
Wright from New Jersey John MeKeon, Esq. Henry
larus Esq., John Cochran, ESD and Chauncy Shaefr by
order Of the Democratic Republican Ward Association
JAMES y. WILLErT, Chairman.
A.B; RoLLINs, Secretaries.
4. W.CLovER,
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grsuE INroRMATluN efvEy.-mRs n. RoEptR 10

gIHUE INFORMATluN GtvES.-MRs n. ROEDFR 10
te ouy Iersou IN MS cty that gives true inermaton
81 a ntersetg sni-s through e we have consulted her,
rer Ericsson correct aad tue snd che not Of those
rtostes n frtunotllsr her denee No 20 ooaer
street hcctcr IL vifed ~ of tie hghcst
reftaty 90 ther entire ssacticn, In regard % health,
wealth. tnd uafrnEe, love afr journeys. lawsats alb
sent fitus tufress fictu.s d-sth, Beware Of up
Ell AID nher her residence No 2T Wooster street.
door from Amity street. IL wish TO have nfor
maj
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nFTICE ToRFOREiGN PATENT INVENTIONS sE-
" cured W iesrs Patent IN Crest britain, France. aud
ell other parts hurope BY IRE suh-crbs With certainty
atfyafrh. tutsutlrs others CnfrE % obtain
ttFrad 70 uaht .fir venti0ns public
urtil their ere completed Ser doing 90
\ y stps Wsfi
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C. FUTILE AUeTIONEER--RICH ROSEWOOD
n and other Furniture at Auction To-m to close
Copartnership G. futile Will cell (Thurs
10 O'clock at a52 Broome of Mercer
the entire stoct Of Nc Sommer Zelmsyer close
their business sfordDg fine opportunity for desir
ing superior Furniture Obtain IL low price,
article will be sold without cash. The stock
prizes general assortment Of Rosewood Mahogany and
EXECUTOR'S SALE OF THIRD AVENUE PROPER
II ty by Cole Chiffon, at the Merchants Exchange,
Wednesday 3t instant nine Lots and Houses and Lots
the southeast OF Third and Tarty eighth
street Terms easyo el.e the er,tc This property wiz
for before sale Fer further
Inquire Of the auctioneers. 9 " all street.
HENRY STORMS, Executor, s. Fulton street.
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TokFCiOiS JENFiRf.-hN. fAhRET, JARRf, n
osIAt, 500 Broadway. have received from their cele-
brsed house ~ far tie rchcst assortment Of Jevery %
Itop and price aud beg tpeculy the
fssonsbe laaies Of New ort - vt 20 their
vhste they see. judee for thomseva how much
m NJ lnn.tnr ihc farian artieiea are 20 nLher
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fN Nfplf NJ CNbk - tONfItTb FhAtllNAb
" vcrk o. the and % private diseases,
strcutts std All tndTsa affections ~ ~. urinary orrsn
~ ustatcd Is q beautifully coiored plates
large life. By Homer Btstxfck n d. Lsrss quarto,
go "a edition Price SIC Extract from The bosten
fe6t rrd Srfrcai goa $50 IL may hs said, Tear essy,
a. b. equal 90 hctrds Acon vcrs The family %
aifefe superior ar,thnr n fhe Fud pub
hist IN this eounry. Author Of The cork Ssrnina
Fuisirna fmrcsef ~. &C. t.nstd by improper habits
Touri edition Plates Price ST. FOR sale a; the Publish
tfs Tevntcsd az Broadvav and By the Author
= a Evra fuaV
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~ families Fsuutntn, uaual ocENe-
niete,s, $50 bresdsay,
DoARDIE G.-To LEr, FOR THE WINTER, TWO
~ handsoms suia Of Rooms, con snH Of stseious DE-
ionr iasd,sms Bedrosns o. second door handsoms
PsI. yiih tvo Or three nedrogg' Closet. sss Pan,r.'
nsni and hshisa gas ,nro9Ee2a' rgat: able. ana
secszd tloeh east q Broaausj
BOARD ~ SOUTH BROOELYr.-Two cESTLEsEy
- cen be recommended with pleasant ROOM ana break
bsrders Dstes Eve minutes walk from he south Ferry
Hoicues eschangcd Inquire at the drus store corner Of
Ioert sha Allaht' = iet.s.
noApDiRe.-A FRONT Rooa AND PANTRY on
ID the sefcrd hotr hs thfd furnished o. usiur-
rertBsri t,rs uodsrsts. $50 Mott street, betsesn
BtooBe sad Gr1 "a .treeis.
poABD--h rHIySlE FAMILY RESIDING ~ THE
hoow sud bsa Room, scumuticstrson the q a,sr an
funishso which thsl VII dsree Of On Fery moderate terms
" a.h -.s..' wv ~ VIZ
goARp At So..J sARcLAY STREET GESrLENsN
~ ga far vtvaoTl siog leuian 49, be r'2i
.e,,,tspis ,,y ~ go ~ r..es. IN bt IVA . nj r..
celrea. VAN sd ca latis eiarst. -
poABD IN BRooWLYN. -Ruons FoR FAAILIss
ID ard a,re rsn',utn nay BE- st.irea On early .rpc,
ton a. ~ Wrshnetru street, Tie house . new ana pos
40 viir " rir9'ts vs's :, ruissrfrrv a. sisssat
Lriifr On h aft hosr vith sir'o1 aaest would be let
rV,wo TEoNT RooHs. FURNISHED WtTti BOAED. IN
nafe ~ stree, % lat 70 aq 'lder, q. 20
I'tsit ,snstmer ne a1 rsh pr. a. hoHs aAa
po,Rp wsNTfD rob rae wIYrER-sYAGENrLE
Dr-nn ard vie who would prefer shnK tAeirovnr
urt ic IN r-frfrt- uesUtnrhrod town private
family preferred. Aairrfs ioN tt0 lo~er Post once.
BOARD WANTED, Is PRIVATE FAalLY. FOR
ID gfnfifusn ais vfe a1d chs a. location ust be below
CifHitrs strett Address y .tnx 1854 reat Office
A Lazy AND CtNuEs.E. WISH 10 oarAlS
n rsruAasufiV eel iafttd Room and tcrft tor ere
lady quiet lauy fourf ulsrr fttfe aie f. ~ no
I'D vi tl asked. IA refsr
fvsn. note lelt 90 che ffoadghy Poet once 90
Br' sdvsy. sdttsa,d e. b. ~ r. vith ,srns, Sc, will
De sirltfiN cnfffrff'sl
DATTHRY uOTEI. SO. CRrHNWTCU STREET. IS
ID prepared ste tsardefs ~ the snter upoa rca-
t,ratlc ~. rs titlst fauiiss or sirris leftsmsn.
ffIOtE nufbJ ~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. GENTLE
VI men cen tcrt fsed Win veil fu uished tetront
Ter the stist =. rass .rstie pric.s Jos. POPE.
(fT0BE HuTFi. o6 MISUNDERSTANDING can IN
VI accommodated sfh iaadome fnrrisled apartment
be hrrfsfu an llr ful toaru s-ek Tor
We Sintr reason, reasonable ms avs ~. fOP6.
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OrIIcr OF TEE NEW YORK CAS- LIGHT coxPANY

~ October lef9 - The OF this
informed tbs, the bling
for manuGo the entire supply q te s.son
trtt and Twenty second the East
River. ire pics from the hfst 81 November next will
be reduced forty per huudfcd cubic feet.
ssIsd ny meter. Tho Office will heretofore
No va Centre street; whre Cor gas and nHturos
Any LEGAL ocieuties Ia q hppy. &c will be promptly
med cd, rrafotehle notice ttirF above Cen
reminded due regulating the height
Of fame which chiay d. ponds The qusntty used
this al der ia 1t omich especially
~ ssatfhm NJ which ei Give incressed PRESSURE
scnstgutrce % Other places teirr cl1rsc earlier
Nv oTser, L. L. EvEEfrT secretary
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DY JACOB T. PLATT-L. @. CARRINGTON, AUG
ID topeei-Crocksry China Glass, and Earthenwar
g. Plat will sell Thursday November in the large sales
the auction sore commencing At ten o'clock
loo lots general assortment to suit eountry dealers city
retailers aud others consisting of z. dipt edged,
light llue, printed w grapats Powered blue &C. Also 200
lois Of Gass Ware of all kinds Also Fancy Articles The
above cns Of Grst quality and is sold FOR account and
BY order Of assignee part and in lots to suit purchasers
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SALES BY AUCTION.

HFNRY +. WILLARD AUCTION
Furniture, No. Ito Greoawich at auction.
lizard Hunt will sell, wednesday, 3st, at 10 scook,
st No 10 Greenwich street raj assortment of house
hold furniture consisting eft Carpets Chairs, Sofas Tables
ookips Glasses Couehes. OIL Cloth. 81 Rods Beds, Bed
stes ds, Mattresses, Bureaus. Nashatands, c. &c.
TSFODbsE MALLAbY, Salesman.
RYJ. BLcEaAN, AUCIioNEER--rHIs DAY. WE'D
- nedsy Oct St. at IL o'clock A. NJ. at No. 20, At
lantic. Boerum Brooklyn small quantity Of
Household Furniture. Same day, at half past o'clock
No 6l Nasi Nassau Parior Chamber
aud Kitchen FunuI; Thursday Nov. lst a, 10 ococi,
M NO. $50 Pacific, between Hoyt and Bond
Brooklyn a general assortment of Psrlor Chamber and
Kitchen Furniture; Catalogues at TIE Auction Room Fri
day, Nov I'd. at o'clock. r. H. at No I04 Sckett
Bicks south Brooklyn small quantity of rlan Furni
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DpoposALs Toa NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

DEoPosALs Foa RhTiOss--nEADQuhRrsR
Mariue Noffs Quarteros trts Once hashingtea, octo
her 1-1 Stparsts pefoae viii b. received this ctc
uut 10 ocock ~ Monday. tho .ZtA cay ~ Nsvcmbe
frr fufuihr rafcus she inl staef narntss
tbs foosinr stations, COR the year 1917. Psrsnouth
NrN amraire; thaflc .cwu, hassachlatts. Brooklyn.
Ions lslant tew ltrh Philadelphia. teuasTtvana Cos
pore Norf-f firnisi fsnsacoa. fstida An y ash
inzfun. Uisriet Columbia Each rston 20
puad and usrer % eh beef three quarters % pound
eighteen q bread made 81 auprrtne
four, tuTmnre turr AZ the optios 81 the govern
menti sns ut The rae OF "a pounes OF GOOD eoaee,
twtivs r. inds "a the btst New Orleans eight
quaru - che best white beans, four quarts ~ vne
twa quarts - s5t four pounds ~ good bard brown
soap sud snd hsf d. Of sood hard .ped tsor
The shaft delivered
~. order q The ndrr ocer uf each either IN
hula - the snsie ration mall consist q The beat aud
choice pieces hs IRE he No. PRIME
rorh trd e groceries :. the beet quality Of the birds
rsr.d subject ipsIrctirr No bid WIN
She nee unsss accomplished W bond fortvo hundred doll
lra with surref, for the oxeCutsn ~ ne contract
auadsd rucicucy 81 the he scri ied ~
al pssn. To h onaorssd fropoals Tor satioEs
y. Al N 4 NIcnnfsnN on.r.armA.,ar s,rir. ccrrs.
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gUAIsDING. c,r.

tNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN NNN7-NNN-.--
BOARDING -CENTEEL FURNISHED APARTMENTS
ID tor families or gentlemen, With all the usual eeEve
nieucen SEQ nrO1dsay.
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RARNUMs AMERIcAN MusEua-r. 7. pARNuM

pARNUMS AMERICAN MUsEua.-P. t. BARNUM,
- Propretor-J. Greenwood, Jr. Assistant Manager-Rs-
engaged for limited peri I'd, the Matnst'i Family whose
wonderful Cymnastie achievements aod Pantomic define
atons have their imuutahly with Ravel
Family They appear afternoon and Also aged
Ieus Elser. Mr. r. c. wenyss Ward-n. Pete Norris,
kts6 herriheld Rose Clark Higgins Nisss Leslie
hope, Barton and West Aso exhibition at all hours the
enormous Boa Constructor large Ln AnRconda Mammoth
Crocodile Admission 20 eents children under 10 Of
are l2a cents.
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e6OO REWhRp.-cRossNAN's SPECIFIC vi

q zoo HEWhRD.-CRosShAN' SPECIFIC MfKs
cow tyre for ne cure q souofrhe, otaii repsds'
discovered ior the above PLANT this IL the
tsin makts greedy and permanent cure stthaut the
least n IN dis DRINK exposure IN srp
esiirn tufiness The pf prielor 81 aienre single
q tert tcnsfrh@at b hreust vhich he msture
will urdtr forf,itxre 81 svn ksry cured IN
two ssrs Soia Of Drug store IN Broaawsv coraer Of
Ctar tsrs slfo No 10 Actor HOUSE, 40 Broad
.ttd zee uitnr street 81 william.
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1 UNE, rITuS K cos CIRCUS AND MsSA !ERTEWILL
~ exhibit n Brookyn meas the city AL Thursday
fridsy and Saturday Nov let 81 and 3D. poarances will
Thursday and riday az Sa'ur-
da, At and o'clock Y. Admancs % cents children
un dsr . half ~
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ERANKLIN THEATRE I75 CHATHAM SQUARE
Admission Boxes, cene Pit l21s stage Seats
b. ceDts Private Boxes s. Unprecedented novelties for
few nights Madame Paurss troupe of model art1 will
Iersopate the following abeauI during the We
rising Tn. Three Graoes" Lutte Play
err Adams first sight Of Eve. The Greek Slave" Re-
volt Of the Serago Rape Of tho Sahne with several
other repssentsops also the Female Nnsrels numbering
seventeen ladies' with other be found
other place Of smusement N Ban afternoon perform
Saturday, 8 o'clock.
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STOrPANTs PAN0R.MA hALL-sEyERs P.Eo-
~ RAhAVoysge to California round Cape torn, tho
Gold DigyinFs every evening this moves
quarter 70 eight o'clock Exhibition Wednesday and s,tur-
day Afternoons Panorama 50, o'clock Admission
20 cents; children. half price.
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nR. RALPH. AUTHOR or THE PRACTICAL pat
~ yas Trsause," ~ 0tesnvich street; once hours
Sto ~ A. ~ Gto = ~. tsustagr czeoptedl Those who
Apply ia the eary vii D. tufptsd at the rapidly
e Inconvenience ATTENDING their a. is chiedy
how,,cr those who have suffered from class Of
PIE Who properly biz fervces In sri5'ure
from i Ist, iscpsnt b. s sdfaacd and dtrsss
faftt from uucummnn advantages and extensive
TraterD le eau arord rapid cty shd radical cue which
FWVHn an hurrF
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VEATLs GARDEN, ALEXANDRIA, va, Foa RENT
This extensive and valuable property situated In the
southern suhuri Of tho and for many oecup
by the late william Yesss, as entail fruit, and
mari rden will he rented favorable
the tenant for term ysars ~ contains about twenty
q Of rourd which there IL extensive variety
q choice Peachss Pears Apples. Grapes strawherres
RaIbefres Shrubbefct lie There attached 20 the
nisCa, handsors aud we'll arranged Brick Dwelling with
all cut houses for domestic convenience and
gardening purposes large house, ice house. 30,
with many ohc in provements made by Mr. yeates during
his lon oteuyttey Possession given ne required
Apply 90 row III CO. Alexandra, Va. or TO W. H. NEW
MAN, IS Pearl street.
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M ACALLloTER'S TEMPLE OF ENChANTNEST, G H.
w ntse Assembly Rooma-On Monday, no performance.
Ninth sees Of Magical soress commencing TUESDAY aud
Wednesday October th and 3st and thursday November
lst) with the Living Cards Enchanted Bottles Bouquet Of
Emma la Pstite Msison Chinoi,e Travelling Watches;
Ladies fayonte; Peacock; National Feat Umbrellas Ampu
auon of the Noses Brides Presents Inexhautibe Hat Nep
tunio Volcanic; Living Nensgere. Adnittanoe, Is cents
sonn Ncsnts Children half price. Commence at 78 Fri
daN. L.nsnt Of Nr. N acnliister.
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nR. FAwCETT CAN BE CONriDENTIsLLy CON
suited he ocs u Dey street, al private disease,
This sttnsts yield 70 he mode Of treatment. vhch
the mefcursi rrrcrie Structures cured che
srrrovs8 rlsn The vet-s &c sotsry Indulgence
.rriv. -i,s csrtairty 90 oecs ~ p.v stTsaf
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Yearly Subscribers respectfully requested to call
the Box Oce between the hours of five and eight O'clock
ths day. ednesdy ernoon and between eight
ocosk to- morrow Thursday morning. receive their
Tickets OF Admission, for the season.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1849-07-11

On Saturday, an application was made to Judge
Kelley by the father to obtain the custody of his
infant child it being in the possession of the mo-
ther from whom he had separated. The court de-
cided that the mother should retain the custody of
the child, and warned the father TO modest neither
The law of Pennsylvania differs wisely and hu-
namely in this respect, from that of the majority
of the States Of the Union where the father con-
sidered the natural protector of the infant and he
Is invariably entrusted with its custody.
The supreme court have affirmed the judgment
in the case of the Commonwealth VS.. The Delmcare
and Hudson Canal Company, in which the sum in
controversy amounted to $4,000. The main ques-
ton settled is, that the defendants who, by statutory
license, bought out the interest of one Maurice
Wurtz, in certain improvements in Pennsylvania,
and by the same license hold land in Pennsylvania
are, nevertheless, Nsw York Corporation, and
consequently not liable for taxes--for which the
suit was brought.
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have Just returned from a ride through the
paradise Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS county, bet
ter known 10 politicians the " Old Guardn-dis-
tng1ished alike for the richness and fertility Of its
soil, the intelligence and wealth Of its population
the loneliness Of its daughters the home Of Mr.
Buchanan, and, though not as a necessary conse-
quence, for its tremendous Wing maiorities. Ii is
glorious old county. 1t is worth trip across the
Atlantic, TO see its elegant pasturage, its waving
fields Of golden grain, its broad acres of green and
glistening corn. The farmers are in the midst OF
harvesting and the fields present a most animated
appearance The hay crop has been immense
while the crops Of wheat, rye, oats &c, will prove
abundant and the grain Of an excellent quality.
There rs no talk of " rust !" or blight,n or " mil
dew" or any Of the other thousand and one ills
which grain is heir to, and in which croakers, and
country newspapers, and spectators like to indulge
IN at thus season of the year.
Allow me to suggest to those Of your numerous
readers who are disposed to travel towards the
North this season, to take the inland instead Of the
usual route from Baltimore, through Wilmington,
to Philadelphia. The expense is about the same,
the accommodation better; and, instead Of being
blinded by the Jersey sands, they will pass through
the most delightful and the best cultivated as well
as the most healthy region Of Pennsylvania, if not
Of the Union. Instead of the UNMARRIED waste Of
water and wood that you witness on the lower
route, they will pass through thriving towns and
hourshng cities, such as Strasburg, York, Wughts-
vile, Columbia, Lancaster, &c, &c. Let them try
u, and am sure they will thank the Republic"
for the suggestion.
Our citizens are congratulatiDg themselves on the
rapid decrease of the cholera. Since the Sd in
slant there has been gradual falling off either in
the number of cases or the number Of deaths.
There were twenty-three cases reported yesterday
and ten deaths. To-day, thiry-nine cases and
twenty deaths About half Of the cases reported
to-day should be placed in Sundays list.
party Of Indians, numbering about twenty
five, and consisting Of men, women, and children,
are encamped on the Wissahikon creek, about
three miles from the city. They are visited by
great many persons, and support themselves by
making and selling baskets, moccasins, &c.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1849-07-11
LIST OF PATENTS
Issued from the United states Patent One
for the week ending July 10, Is49.

Samuel J Seely, New York, N. Y.-Improved
arrangement Of the sections in life-prcserving
Hammock. Patented July 10, lS49.
VIM. B. Waldon and G. Hargitt Shelby Co,
nn.-Improvement in Brick Presses. Patented
July 10, lS49
Thomas A. Chandler, Rockford, Ills.--Improve-
ment in Mills for grinding. Patented July 10,
IS49.
John w Hoffman, Philadelphia, Pa.-Spring
and Tackle Sash Stopper. Patented July 10, ls49.
c. G. Dow, Windham, Conn. Improvement in
Pressing Bonnets. Patented July 10, lS49.
Charles A. Krechler, Stockholm, Sweden.-lm-
provement in Distilling Apparatus. Patented July
10, 1S49.
Jacob Stroop, Philadelphia, Penn.--Improved
Window-shutier Fastener. Patented July 10,
IS49
Abraham McDonough, Philadelphia, Pa I'm
provement in Portable Cot Bedsteads. Patented
July 10, l649.
Rufus Porter, New York, N. Y-Assignor to
Richard Van Dyke. Of the same place.-lmprove-
ment in the arrangement and method If working
the valves Of auxiliary engines for feeding Boilers.
Patented July 10, l849.
Charles X Tlsdale, joint inventor with, and as
signee OF james and Thomas Keane, Cornwall,
N. Y.-Improvement in machinery for Spinning
Cotton. Patented July 10, l549.