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New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-17
BY THE xIDNlGHT SOUTHERN NAIL
Thins. In Phiiaariphia.

" The Southern Mail last % gbt brosshi ss D.
papers from beyond Phissephis
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CALfF0ENASs. You cASsor pfesefys your hes.
your journey, either BY or lard, nOf slff yos 49,.
CslfOrnis, grless he water yOg drink "a yUfheo :.
good Flltef-ff-.h ~airr will pIlrf5 ~il'n tN9 N'sn
s1s, becoming rOpy and extremely olefsYr fsb -
soon generates nlyris1s u anmacsis, but ehsn li.y
filtered becomes extremely agreeable The uf-f 80.
California which you rIuss dnuk when here, pef
a. We and th- sgrlgs sr- rewO.r from ne 90 4
cO-tsDs impurities caused ~ he frcofn ppss
etzb'e sld animal Substances. which Vii 49,,
dys-Csfry ald other diseases ald ferder you urahr
or % enloy ssccs.s and II yOu cOnunge 10 'nps -.
natural condition viii nnally csus- d-afD even M -
dlcnes ar lazrn ~ Cg8lirTsci Ne ei-cts - - fru
cure disesse 80 iOng yO1 are cOn.tsnly siiyeiss
dnnsng Impure vst-r. fOI buy 81 10 sssss. '. -
slsir. for - ~ cents Fter which b Psfs0@ -,
your ciOttlng IN Atrgus n0i srcupylng mulb sfs. \.
light and portable and not lsDi, - 0frssAsr hifh
used 10 In- sh-sg ~-sih-r n can ,. ss
- sway win tb- mOlons u ibs vessel ana ~t.cn ..
der the most ssgreeso- ~sier perfectly -~e~ snH !.
SOM be yerifsd - sctusl experiment a ~ y.
No prudent mao viii ~ oslfornis viih1et VDr -,
neEd- ~ ibo-e who have gons and IA ne hpfft u 80
neglected tO lak- important a requisite - =
eOsd not DO heIn greater favor h a. 10 10Y ons Al -
u ~ them
FOR SALE ONLY BY l. J. BURKE 60
lN ~ D1tNkftsWs 70 Ns.-su 1nt 30
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There, would Of buxnm beauty fllurlsiln. 10 IN.
shade. of the country Farm houses are dangerous pa
ce. IS you are thinking only Of sheep and "t suTd',
SOU NAV be shot through by pair Of bright eyes, and
melted away in bewchlng smile that you never dream.
cd of ill the mischief done. IN towns and theatres
and honged assemblies the rich ana TITLED tar you
are on your guard you know what you are exposed TO-
and put on your beaspate and pass though me most
deadly onslaught Of beauty safe and sound bnt IN oSe
sylvan retreats dreaming Of nlghtngaes, and hearing
only the lowing Of oxen, You are taken by SURPRISE
Out steps fair creaue-crosses glade-leaIs style
You slar-you stand lost in wonder and asbnshed ad-
miration Ion lake your tablets to write sonnet
on the return fthe Nymps and Dryads II earth, when
NJ comes John Tompkn' and says, It's only the tar
mer's daughtpr"- .'What have farmers snch daugl-
ters now DAYS ~ Yes tell yOn they have such
daughters" Those farm houses are dangerous places
Let no man with poetca imagination, which IS only
another name for verv tender heart ltIer himself WIN
the calm delights Of the country with the serene Idea Oh
sitting with the farmer IN his old fashioned chney e'-
ner md hearing him talk of and mutton OF joining
him in The pensve pleasure OF pipe and Ju@ OF Drown
OCTOBER of listening the gossip of the comfortable lar
mers wife, Of the parson and his pig; over fragrant Gu"
of young hyson wrapped i'll the delicious luNureS OIL
custard Or whipped creans In walks fairy vision q
wondrous wilchery and with courtesy and smile ol
winning and mysterious magic takes her seat lh'' oPpo
SHE Its the farmers daugher-a living creature Oh
eighteen; fair as the y-tresh as May dew-rosy a
the tsegracefu as the peacock perched upon 'e
dales there by the window, sweet as pnsy 81 'loclS
and Glove giver. modest early morn, aud amlable
as your own Imagination II Desdemona. or Gertrude q
Wyoming. Yon arc lost. IFS all over with you l
wouldn't give empty beft OF rosDItten strawberry
for your peace Of mind that gltterng creature De mol
as pitifu as she is fair And that comes OF going ino
the country out Of the way e vanity and tempat and
fncrno houses-nce old fashioned places OF old es
tabished c,nteutment- Hal and the Hamlet, By
Inn H0,ct.
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THE GIAST,S CAITSEWAY.

The following description OF this great natural curosl-
y from letter published by the Boston Post, da'ec al
Belfast, April 10. Io49:- !,
Last week visited the famous Giants Causeway"
1t is singular freak Of nature, and is evidently the pro
duce Of volcanic action The rocky coast that you walk
over i SOFT Of irregular pavement that appears T. De
compscd Of blocks Of shaped like the cells OF honey
comb the ends Of the columns being mp Most generally
six sided many pentagons, sided or hepta-
ons some eight and occasionally nlne and IN some IN
Stances with three Or fur sides The usual diameter Of
these blocks is from II to Is inches. Each block or
pillar runs down, ad infntum, for aught know, and
all of them sections. OF composed OF separate pieces
about Que foot high usually When one OF these sections
of pillar is taken of it always leaves the next one con
vex Or concave-the bottom part Of the piece taken of
being the converse of the top of the one left as they to
gether exactly. The top of each block IS more usually
convex aud the Bottom Whatever SIZE or shape
these pillars are, they always fit exactly on all sides to
those Ar nd Them that for many Irregular ii is
vast field of mosaic work. and the pieces closely fit
ted that not drop of water run down between the
columns.
The tops Of Of these pillars much higher
than others; and in or two instances form perpendc-
uar banks cliffs forty feet high looking like large
hewn posts standing up thick t. form a wall. IN
place they form distinct and separate columns, and
take the name o"the chmnes." Some parts OF the
bank along this place $50 feet high but not column
mar Paris of these pillars or columns OF The cauSe"dy
have been taken down and carried on to put up N nus
ums which can very readily be done Inc name OIL 'ils
supendvus work ofnatue probably came from ne
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COL RrsHIp AMONG THEPANNEEs.

When the lover wishes break the ice, he comes to
her fathers tent uninved and SITS the mat for con-
siderable time and then goes away without speaking
This is the preliminary step, answering, perhaps, to the
first uentle pressureof The hand-he first bnshng hesl
taton ia address-the first mutual glance Of understand
ing. After few Jays, the young man returns, wearing
his bnao robe with the hair outward, and again sits
down silent in the Of the tent This IS propos i
"A regular cropping of the question:" If the father is
determined to reject him. nothing is placed for him to sit
on. and 10 meat is offered him. bat if he approve Of The
ma ch these rights OF hospitality observed. Feasts
are then given BY the respective parties in order to Oh
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a | 8 n, rni,lr hue
- i Hg n N,a p,arar,. oIa
~ - III HUI tl lli.aaJ hr him =,
- 0'N' '@'0 = 'N' 49,
A'DeN" ,,, %.;, Al; IN 1910
a. ~ c-: /, +; ...Ti HI !; n,s,;,,r
=, I - m ,,,-s ~ naf,re ~
i,. Ill., n,, IL H., i,a,-;,n-.d s,snrs WI
@ hv,S;l ..ha, I,ina,ed h., ,ha clief
Ll,a,,;,,ar j., ,.,,,.,r, 1 IA NJ, rra.I, ,.t ur,p
INV innir,tins. that inratent oC the vnke Twas ready
i ,hr,; IN: hi tha N ,rIsr n ASS, ,ne Il do 81 i
, necessary =, rho eact,ns IN senJ +, tb,
rbohor ,nep b,s,ila ;, nv Cnvern,nan, rather than
men Of rho moderate n,rtv - Sucb an imnu,aon from
I'M n,v veI ast,nish me You kno,s me sufficiently
Ia he sre that will never Submit 10 any a,cendancv on
III nart N anv hls and that ,,l con sauty endeay r
:, cavern in the interest Of the and not in that Of
a Marty homo, the men. who. by their capacity and
their exneri.nce can give me r,,d counsel day re-
ceve a vice, Of an onposte uature but obey only the
impulses Of nv reason and nv heart 1t was for YOU
less than any other person to blame in me moderate
had not the entire sanction Of the chiefs Of the moderate
party. Now Ills manifesto, from which have never
swerved remains the conscientious expression Of my
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tain the consent Of their relatives lbo,h eats terminate
tavnrabt in this respect the young presents hln
eel once move here hi, BRIDE the door Of her tent and
then round and walks slowly oft towards his own
she risns and follows him-the marroge Is then com
pere u she remains sitting, it is sign that her family
decline the match All this is done without word pass
ing between the intended bride and husband that is IL be
But the extraordinary part of The air, that having
married elder sister he has right to marry all the
Younger ones as they SuccesSvely attain the age Of
manhood. The author adds ~ have several chiefs
who have ~ this manner married whole family the
eldest wife being the greatest drudge. and the youngest
being generally 'he fasnrite >utana. and consequent
IL dom. ;ae least "o!k.--Cadrtes augustus Mar
v1u,
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We rive place, with great pleasure, 10 the subJtned
interesting communication upon the relations existing
between Tie Animal ana Vegetable Kingdoms j.
read with profit by all aft rs littIe food for
Election upon TILE invisible workings Of nature.
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10 . =: =

~ barrels apple brardvi0 barrels madeira wine-'0 ba
rcl~ Malaga winel0 pipes French brandy. .ipes I'll
Ercnch hranlv.
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The following, is copy Of letter addressed ny Che
President 10 his cousin, NJ Napoleon H'rapare. rela
tive speech said o have been delivered by him at
Bordeaux:
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Fresh Spring Goods.
Sfapie rmA Fancy Yry GoOsss.

'TNHF >uhS.rI5ols haVc IcclIVla IITgl p0Tl7n ~
L Spring stock comprising complete and well scle
-NS, mont inf
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few hoars sn-r, at evening. some bor-esn IRON he
Polish legion Of he BungsTi.Es sscksc viii saeh inv
that eosii hardly res., hem Generally sch ,rse..
between osiposs took psee only with former regular
Troops or The wedsclprn Honvet bssiious or,Ss.s
rons There were many DIVISION. ia ~ Magyar am,
which 10 would have been been dang,roa. 70 tfsss o.
moment II an Outpost ether see WISHED ioss -.
Aoq-s Quiet The ssgnal 10 feed" wss blown fg ~ns-
,w~red from the enemy he snmsiec agrre3 OIL
not ~ sctsd Al the Tor hosulurs 10 rfcQr nsro.
he ..gr.l 10 ,adde~ was blown, ard ,s~ niss.,
after caroe he o1se. or 81 east % ~ss A. fair 70 A.
t.ck In srie ofh his erdy ~sy ~ gc OF, ne s.l-s
.rked bv th. EXTREMIST fury 90 both sdes. st4 ,-
~. never word OF s.ling or isire elsfier TIE kss
var hardly ever take quarter and cor sodes az % -
a,t sr-ah rsiher than awe up their swords How osu
have seen harsemsn SIDE or itst % he Assyss
-, evr- Ard over vita blccs defending hais-f q.
rsr,,rv AZ. net ovrr,s hennz ciGs ana eilng snssx
y, h- 81 from h. horse rather hsa axe sla risf LAP
.~f once defended my ne for pear hsh 81 hour Ags1s
h,e exhausted Houvcds ani a. as escaped ory oy -
v,,,r NJ my Al The horse made gfea leap oreft
eh,.m scro.. which they dared not folio" va ~
thar he oct lis ear goi only slight "oari % -
t,,esesd. which woad have gone derpsF bad not ia
handkerchicf In my snake broSeu - force
Here The .oai- 5oiiomless hat ne esnnon sss
often not be dfSrget. only with ne greatest eaois
,t.p or esh,eeu horses sre often pot 90 ssnss PEG.
and .hen esa hardly STIR These bsd roads ere oses
great advantage ~ the Ma gyars Nh their sma+ N.
actve horses hey eouc C better than cur Iu'ss'e =
h1r our greatest strength cousiss cn heif gfes lsa
b,,.. beasts. sal ihe Nurs.siers have done suca a
,h. e.arai IN and haze gained great fame We Hussu'
s r he matter IT speed equal % he Mag,s,, scd q.
there ii. .rea, want cf hight csvay IN yer sHy ~s a.,
d, great demand and often kept dsy an ashi IN ~
.,5sis Authis would endure Willingly % las sceansi
80 ds rot cause events ~hch shake my very 'ea IL
,h..e i,.t weeks have suffered deeply
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NEW-YORk TRIBUNE.
The Thirteesth June ut Paris.


w. nahG.h ,o;. rooraiDx al length the state
,oen, ~ YlcroR CosaDEsAsT IN regard TO the
even. of this memorable day, concerning which 90
man fsj.e aud improbable stories have found
,h.;, x.x into the French, Eoglish aod American
pres,. 20 the great satisfaction Of all those woo
misuoderstsnd and delight 70 calonniste 'ne h'-
ropesn Revolution. The elevated PERSONA cna'-
se.er Of NJ. Considerant, as well as the tone ana
s,vls n, the statement. give il all the weight OF
,,n,h ana nust convince every reader IN whom
;,oo.r,i.ityis left that the facts are here rep
resented precisely as they came within the know =
sSse Of an honorable, earnest and clear-seelng
mao. IL 10 scarcely necessary 10 say that they
cas-, not new, bat a still more melancholy light
upon the violence, weakness and iDsncerity Of the
French Government, while they leave much 10 re-
gret in the want OF clesrness Of purpose sod prep
aration on the part Of the hepuocsn-oociahsI
leaders. The fault 10 one however, when hxes
not the eli ghtest stain On Northumberland az
body, they were not % cautious and 90 truly united
AZ their position and the crisis demanded. Bat
ss our friend says in concluding his statement, no
thing has, after all, been lost-Ideas are never de
fssted.
This document we translate from the Dtbd
Social Of Brussels 10 which paper it was iirst Is
sued. 10 Paris, only parts Of it have been pOb
lished, owing 70 the state Of siege and II now hrs
appears in English. We commend it TO the con
siderstion Of the journals and the people Of TIM
country It relates TO al epoch Of the Revolution
70 which the future historian will give no unim
portsnt place, and respecting which be will con
salt shis as one Of the mos. valuable sources o
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-24

sLAvxRs CAfrussD.-CsPt- Fox. OF Toe sh.p
Carthage which arrived here yesterday, Reports 'ns,
prev,oas 10 the TN ult two brigs bad been osoes
with 95O slaves on board, and the ether nation MOI
raans Win so. Boston Atiss. sd
ry- Hon. IossuAR- GipDIscs has abandoned
The idsa Of e. 70 Pads account Of the prevalence OF
CbolsrsL
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~ We have, ere now, had occasion to sPeaA
with praise of Miss ANNA May ExxEAAN's min
issares sad srssihes find favorable opinion
OF her powers amply confirmed BY every new EFFORT
che makes and al every place she visits In Washing.
City she has been handsomely received at the Pres
idents, Of whose daughter the wife OF Col Bliss she
has produced likeness which all the papers without,
exception. concur TO eGlogire Other works Of hers
ara equally compmenssd, especially some represent
adhered 70 be emitting herself rank The head OF the
female artists Of our day.
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We End the following In the Aise maine Zeifsrs
To the sdmirsr. u grandfather John ofEsagV Won
Golhe make the communication tina, bic study and
sleeping chamber Ia house al Wsimsr will DO open
on the and 18Th August Of bis handrrdh
birthday II was wish 10 maks new srsngsmai
Of the collections Of grandfather up 10 the pressni
time and 10 throw them open also lle same day bsi
circumstances have not peraiitdit
WALTER WoLFokso OorHg
WOLFcANG MAxiNiLIAS eOfW
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A FISH sroRr.-A small boat while crossing
the Hudson at Poughsespsie Saturday evening was
nearly upses by large ssrseOs which while pur'aas
ne sa,a,ory smusements, reformed double somerset
into the middle Of the frsi craft He was win eonsa
cradle dcalry reeonciled to biz situation BY The AZ
g9nsnts OF the bostmen. and when this was seconl,
phshed he found nine feet IN enstn ana
weighed 30 pounds We give this on the satooii ~
Jaw and part OF whieh he was"
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PHIrApEIPRIA. Monday.

PHILApELPHrA Monday, July ~.
sALEs o. srocKs-FVsf Beayd-Aaco Reading z Mort
Bds. 81 Penn Bank TO- . Aorns Canal, - x"o 81
I,ous. a. a. - l1o0 Wilmington RI B1s, S. 50 O.
r.rd Bank IA l1c State d, IS 90 Farmers 1ad Me-
chsnics Bank 81
sscssz Bad Peun Bank 10; i0oo scbuylkln Nav,
Sc. 2eO State S. g.; IS Union Bank, Tern, 81 70
Camden ard Alnboy RR. lss Pal Bank. IN; Penn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-24

q Our City Fathers 2k Of fsneag IN one Of he sSf'
where the tide has free run, for public bsth in1
should do Immediately; It would be Of lpesIeasss
oenshi these Cholera times. Till then, call oar %
friend at Desbrosses who will se you 10 nekeu 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-24

q Dr.. Baows warrants to cure every case Of Ceos''
hat he may DO called 10 in the commencement o. -
ait.es, also, ali persons assins, ssek who may ~
themselves sndsr his ussfnsai onss corner Of csnA,s
and BrsaAwg. W "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-24

~ Tho Grafton before the Literary Societies
NJ Niddebury College VI. l. to be delivered On the
asth in.. BY Rev James D. Butler OF Wells River, VI
The same gentleman Is expected to preach IN the
Alan at Pressyter.n Church in this City next sabbath
A TO- AN ana u IN
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THg AFFAIR OF JUNE 10 AT PARIS
s,m,,e Explanations 10 my Friends and Con-
stituents,
BY VICTOR cONsIDERANT.
Rerr.senfafire of ~ Pr
Translated for The Tribune
Reprsssnfaivs q ne Pe9r's.

A man accused presents bic defense TO the iu6se'
The man politically accused has friend. and enemies
he has no Judges
have therefore only 10 give explanations 70 ny
fri9nds 70 my Constituents 70 the People - "Aom, n
place Of all political AMBITION have deTo'ea twenty
years out Of the forty Of my life
have never known what II is 70 use deception ]
VIII not now commence the apprenticeship We
speak Of TIE state Of Affairs, q my sets and Of ny mo-
lives few words will explain ny position.
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~ We learn from the R'es~osd CAyo.'eie'
,hstC.M CLAY, at the las, saviees Was doing quite
we'll though for some days previous rs shs
had ben quits slsrmiDg-so maeh 80 ~ '" s'eee A'
mozt painful approximations
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-24

~ The enjoyment Of sound health Of body, 20 th
Of soasd health Of nEd u Of the greatest teusss
blessings The qaaruy Of perspirauon daily e18ssd 10
der ordinary circumstances Ia from 10 pOanes
weight aud 10 essential existence hat his shosf
b. projected outward The clothes worn he oJ
should be ola spongeke nature, 70 absorb the peSsps
non bat not heavy enough 10 increase The heal Of he o
Toe zephyr under-garmenis 10 be had At the Newton
stocking Factory, "a BO~ey the very ihrEs for -
object view There are ten. Of thousands Of psro>s
who cannot follow every rule laid down for The prssrs
non OF their health, but he ts here reeonnsna
ed $50 simple and beneficial thai certainly none shoeH
neglect H.
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BELGIUM.
Paupert.m aud 4 commerce..

The Emancipation o. Brussels gives the following under
date " Amsterdam 3Oth ulLi "Paupens in tns colnY
- making sad progress From report Iu-t sddressedD
By he Government Ia the Chambers, u appears that ne
population Of the kngdOm, on lot JanoATy, amounted
J0OSio, or N ,b3 less than IN January lSp Out " ms
number 40 65 Inscribed the list ~ psupsrs beng
20 more than 10 the previous yesr The proportion
paupers 10 The entire population s therefore 10 per cent
The different charitable establishments have ostibeoe
the Of 1903 8j7f 10 which be sddei
4f739esf the % The Colonies de bienfasanes ~
S side u these cures let place others which pfos
tho immense riches Of tho Commercial Company
tbs last general meeting the President made known 70 ne
shareholder. the following details la 1919, 68 yessss
brought a. cOnsignmens 10 the Company 49, 20 bales
cOr-e, 1912 packages u sugar 1878 chests u lodso
u ~ chests Of tea from Jaws and 8ys blocks Of un
The Company sold coffee 20 the amount Of msfs mm
ocOef Tor i5,o ooof indigo for 3soo0o,f an iG
x5osff and spice- for ,lfa.o''f making total sac
for 81 D"off The Company bts exported cotton - M
amount Of 5'Woh and has had Manufactured 20 10 or
der 1<0 pieces Of cotton goods j7 cases II cOorcd
TO- snd 90 cases Of printed cotton. l0l cases u cD1
goods dyed Turkey red 36 blue s5 bales u Isf
red cotton thread and z5 40 bags 0f cOdrs- 1ps
premiums Of Insurance paid By ,he Com Pany sHioon
100000 the import charges $500 0d and the sxpe
chHkcs 20 ~ 001f" ~
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CALFoRsi..-tett-rs f,us >Cshfornis b TIE
2ls, ot May have been received In this city from 6s
tingulshed officer Of III army stationed on the Psehs
They Represent fhat the at goods beyond me
dsmsnd Is great that lsbor 10 sh scarce sId high ana
that 900 persons sho from rOnOrs WORKING
the mines on the Fan Joachim River. A rDmor bsh
reached CslitoFuis that Congress bad established
Terr,oria Government 10 an smendrnen % the Cini
and Diplomatic bIL Great embarrassment wss sr
pretended tho civil afars Of the territory Il Il .haA
turn out that the rumOf false, aud that COnpe~
had failed 70 legislate the subject
fWashington Republic 2lst
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

AsERIcAS nUsErA Who says New Yors 10 desertodl
Let the ctterWrters assert 90 - the Amer ca
Museum and the crowds that stend he periorusnte
there sgnor kiiE. TIE capital local farce, DID 700 -
send your Wife 70 Brook ynf' tn California Cos
chunk ne new Wax Sfagary, representing TeWpsue
Family he tine Crocodile recently afded 20 ths exhN
tiou. and the world Of variety Salgfe and Ar cOnrr
hsrded In the saloons command arge and shed AL
ences 10 these "dul Dimes"
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From the above IL appears that only one person CUT
u every Is nsrVe inhaoitsnt dies Of the ssoTe DIS
ease While one person dies cat Of every 20 OF iorsizn
birtb-making difference OF sboa, 70 ! IN favor Of
-. - citizen. D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-24

Assembly this is what the restoration Of the Doci
zsose Olgsrrhy 70 power. and IL shameful AA@noe
with the sons Of the Euzrants he lesis Al ne -
sacks have done for France
In fact a compact majority. united ~ ear OF -
OF the people ignorant q The nature % ne H@'o-
ton for tn uo.t part roysist aad aelo-F-ie.y =
tie ms ur-erfa<en % t.<e part ~ inls pony -
uarion and treason The representai.Frs oi -
F.ucner's telegraph have ~ tao votes. ae'el l-.-- -
VIOLATION u The Cousflratilr- snsu-i-'y y-'u--. -
ths coaieuot of To- parliamentary nzAt o. ~ u "
ity even p oypress.oG % presence % ~ les .i y
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