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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-01
destructive Fire nj Rochester.


Our city YVES visited on Wednesday night BY
another destructive fire. by which greater amount Of
property was destroyed than by any tire 80 have bad
This season. Tho ire vas fret discovered Ia toe large
brick building sin a. recently erected by Siias Dal,
EsG. which entirely consumed together with 10
contents The building was four stories high. The
only tenant of tie building Charles y. Coleman,
who pied two stories oincr shop ard planning
mill His oss cannot be- less than - 001 insured To-
II 1900 in the Albany Insurance Company The flames
communicated from Mr. Bale brick building 70 re
afcfrr rtfa'fit1irtrt OF @ i-i'i i'ti A-Ai -rt.
On the corner o Patt aud Mil SIS which wac totally
destroyed. H.. Lcsry Insured for 500, whica
will nor cover hs loss by s. 3D. As dr. Leary ls fn SC
i've and energetic mechanic, We presume be- Will soon
resume his business nj the old stand with new build
ings and material. The excessive heat from On, tNO
burning bull tings Mist soon ignted the large "a "
mill OF Mr. Ball, situated the opposite side OF the
mrnce, IN the rear which also entirely cOnsuui
cd This is believe the third or fourth time the saw
mills upon this site have been destroyed by IRE. Mr.
Bali entire l0ss cannot fan short Of >l0uOO Insured
for $1,000 in the Northwestern Of OswegO, snd - OOJ
in the Gencsee Mutual. The shinge-ml and chair
factory occupied by Mr. Samuel Green, and attached
% the saw.uil, shared Ia the general couhsgrauon-
Mr. Green's loss is about $500 insured for 500. Mr.
q. Is an industrious and enterprisng mechanic, who
mas been thrown out of employment at the season Of
the year most favorable his business. Tho cotton
factory of A. Cady & Co, north Of tne cav mill, was
greatly e. posed by lite cOnguity Of the buildings mat
we're consumed. IL escaped hewever with very slight
damage The successful efforts Of the hremen and the
falling of the brick walls of Mr. Balls large building
contributed mainly o. this fortunate result The
Granite and " Phoenix mile, situated south Of The
saw-mill were in great danger, and the former WIS
once on IRE bur exnguisheo. The nre undou5ted
Is ginatod from friction in the machinery which was
driven BY large cvershot wheel, kept slowly under
motion during the night by the water that leaked
through the gates.
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h.x. nan lbs anced with rtls difference Of Nature
Le,s physically powerful with iess srors senssoUs
affections be might have been an inteilee,usl man.
without a stAtssmsn's deep blowing propulsion, or
without q practical nsns appreciation OF the common
place and eonssncy OF every day pnrPoss-ne might
have esu great poet in short with nnrmiies enough
10 have made good olosr.pey "i.n rs
hsve developed perhaps sntssooisra and passionate
violence ana We might have bad mob swsylSs pohu
csSn blind with hcsdong impulses and VIII
IA, power IL 10 IN his consistent and ProPofnons,s
ersounent n al hi. greatness les. Ills physca snpe
rIstv ana noble disposition, f hs grand lace IN ins
,ubsded nes of ilnsss tells truly 10 my resding arg
IN ius, balance with bic mind and reep its pam ofoso
and is policy open IL 10 The great mnd win zoe s'u
heart which makes Q dwindins and iioerA ola g
Webs,er-inca Of the forecast psrrowness ~ncA
makes the scope Of character converge when
ambition ard occupation fi u no lonser-wi ~ss .ne
broadening path thai has been divergent and
from his childhood % the present hour, ul n7 seP'
from rs expanding lines into bis grave.
In my previous visir to Plymouth, srstifed my al
irins curiosity By drive 20 Mr.. Weosters home ia
Msshaeld Twelve mies distsnl) though, not hs'ins
the honor OF visiting acquaintance WIZ the sre~R
Statesman | could only venture upoz what wss a.
,ared was customary liberty for trsngers-a drive
round the noble elm which tarns the carriage rad
upon bis lawn The house, though toe picture OF nns
llsh refinement and rural comfort SUI very snP's
..-r,ne sxponep, Of the ntteen hundred vhc2
surround as well a. OF the distinction which inhsoits
il and this 70 who has noticed the aisfroPoruon
Of our Amsric an palaces 10 the county TO TIE 9GSnu
" ~ and sOpertsning, 10 pesursole eAsmpie .,
good tsste Marshaea has heen often c"scr'oed acc
could only admire yeriyinsy, tho evidences OF teIs
and al sh culture by which the great farmer cas- Asds
himself supplementary citizenship and repu'suoa
In this ho,re Of s:s own choosing ana en- ,e.soe ~
secluded between bis vide Woodlands and TIE sea uaJ
be freshsn and rally after retirement from raone s
AMI enjoy he green and vigorous old sse OF ~neI os
majestic frame gives him the promise. Saca 'nea
should not whiten their osks AMID the dssssPss' VI
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
The New Platform

..s n, sunexstion Of The Van Baren free-
i. a., 70 tte Csss Democracy ci our stste nsces
,,,,lv sets sside boih the Baltimore and buna'o
.'.,t,,,,.. we were little curious 70 see wha'
roold be set % il their place. Union CcnYen'
-. =. being held in the various Counties where
.,o5 deal j. said about the importance q har-
-, bat scarcely word IA ever brsathed OF that
-,5,in9 hostility % Slavery Extension which
I,b, van Barren and co. have a. yaloTonsly
soOuised should pervsde and leaven the ne" com
s..,iop. An the courage Of tho Burners on this
inject seems % oozs ont at the heels Of Their
soots. We find the following from tee Caisba
ge,rdel. copied spprovingiy into tie late 'ls'ly
s,ciferocs Free-soi organ Tie Giobe Of on
City
The trlfl - he union u ibe Democracy IL entirely
r .rd honorable % a. lne parties concerned no ssi
-s8et Of any principle 10 required from any menp~f
ner organizauon No one 10 required 70 submit 20 20
Tnes tesfs .pconssferi with enfc freedom Of scuo'
"a onrIou While al stsnd the old Oenccralc pat
i'm and are engaged in The same common cause taei
su4s liberty hoist such cooTs and adcpl eucn "M
y On acsoaiiai Iost may best accord ~ ms gL
7cvs and prO'oDse the common welfare 81 ihe N'''e
Qemccracy
Non ESSENTIAL points, do you heart How long
have they been so Who is blind enough not 20
nee that one side gives up all and the other moth
ny i. the coalition Who is fool enough not to
NOV which is which The Monroe County
O,ion Convention on Tuesday adopted the follow
irg platform
a,,a'sed, That We viii whip ibe Whigs
Thst is the vital principle OF the coalition.
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Laynrd Returned TO Sineveh.

IN. Corstsrnrop e Corespo.cent Of ne i'as.i 80.
- -fe- trfa 81 August Co. says. Mr Lsyarl. 'nor o
= Sre-,h anf ~ Ecn1frs," en- us tig Jss,-I- ~ r. =
rrs.H steamer for roud. % 80 way % re 49, "
NJ AZ brilliant discoveries. pr. Lay 80 = -
~ srt..f medical man snl secretary re - ~ q
r-li-nt heath aud .pints, AID ante qlies ut -l
ths resources row Al hs conn and 70 -'. I1
~ des not intend u1dersrf 20 coif - pc ifpor- M
- As.yra, ruins In the zhoorhoci oi pa. ti
$50 49, Ar.rst Lake Ven ard me whole of f1ri par
- - go "a sfrh s5ou nis glols and rs.orcal as
soeiarors The scientific and literary wori nay 'lAr'
o.e rcL treat whsr ne trll ui hf ilsLa tfes--l
~1o- I'M - efv-r % fhr rr-st. shorty before ~
btentio. Of his lals Wo-s, Ar Lsyid vas appo lief
- 100 Pauer.t0u pad sffsc l0 To- Brush Lunkssl
IL Cor.artropie an ect ~nch does .rs1. li--l ,, '-e
Hiuisfsr Of Foreign AnArs
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The Catastrophe at Village s-Kossnth's
Rc-iRnatiOn.

Tss TBrss translates the follow .pg from the Berlin
Nlf3aG. Ze.raS;
The u-ws Of he dsssger he ~ uiaern army reached
Ard on ne ION Of August re " sled VIII
flQtves no had thrown away their and soish
civil ana military The wives Of the revolt
orary chiefs and erss-ss &C fh. refsge IL the i cry
safety IL the walls Of he fort Num5eress oaciA-
against tho Russians oLe =. and ihe advancing army
OF Haydn on the other tn iconsiol without END
and even suaug the regua troops gusrirred IN Arad
oosened The bands Of discp ina greet par Of The dePu
ties disappeared 10 the nig Of ths loh, Hnc fed N az
-ris, Ony the most DE- siied ard mo-! hosoraoi- re-
NAMED Kossuih seemed 10 forsA the esiasToPts he
walked ihoughtfuly up and down the streets and Win
the greatest calsness ok al TIE assures esnA'oed y
the siaton ard I'D rot omit pro yde or ne mo-. VI
fortunate evennades- HIS oily 10, rested On Aia n
G5rrey Tor The South sra army had leH into 'ise :.
dissolution Kasr tie lie ss.is Of Ten. svsr The fo4'
egionwhch alone Ii fought brsTei and had sc'e'ea
nnenseyxss the coy corps ST. rsa - for bAi1e A0'
in perfect discipline
G5rgey arrived Al Araa me Eigh. snc Al n IN ne
no ming OF ihs llth h interview villa h'ssa1 IN
eoaversaor OF the t,To frsi - he dE ssfAn u
lnsspenienee, coai5 rot be ehcr -'sesn o. ais1-s
enc however important s,e suate " 81 sPPss =
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C,IyARY CHuEcH- Rev Mr.. southnrd resumed
bs pulpit abors this Church yesterday having been
Induced by the urgent request of the Ves'ry 10 with
draw bis resignation. We understand that the pc
euniary entertainments under which this Church has
sbored for some time past arise from adcbt OF S'oo
while IL holdS property TO the amount of 100000
namely the etnee and properties Of the Church, which
cos $4,000. ard the land which Is valued at 100000
A mortgage Of $4,000 on the property has boen a.
sumod by the corporation Of Trinity Church
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story The relation between hem had lorF been on ne
verge Of rlprre AMI when kossuin rerroscies Gcrgey
ylh having brought danger and ruin ne country ~
hs lnd.viiusl operations. The latter aid cr TIE Governor
tne hsms = many measures which he sscrioei ne
un.gcSy Of ne corsic in the very frat eouvsfa'
loo GOrgey declared SHAT the preseu.saia Of ne orces
ard especially Of The SJuhera army any further contest
was impossible ard could Only be massacre, A zh-
Including his whole corp. there were Tot mors han
$500 regular troops capable ~ fgung 20 be iea into bal
tie while tie enemy. no coming ur-r tnr77 SIDES.
bad l50 c The prosecution Of Tho mus be- useless
ard e1use9 usuiiy nexecssbie toward iae country lie
hsd fought an The last moment IN he hope u seeing
respectable force cole led By Junction = h ihc array o.
Bem md ne South army Blt be had fcrni or7 conil-
.o1. dissolution and decentralization sm1rg ile -foor'
Accordingly. .s good paqi ae was 'or s-7.la'g on
on ine best possible terms
Kossuih was not O. the same opinion sri pfopo-el 1
ne Council which followed nis conversation ne
appointment Of BEN a. Comusr -7--tl ei s.ure cor
zsy aespairea ofssviny The country Kos'uts motion
did not prevail snd This the cause vr -cnced BIN
~ his suhosiy into The bs1ds n Cofsey-
because only he ought % Tre vho possessed no c1h
sence Of lhs majority G6rgey then named Dictator
Kossah thea tie ur ising' must take for ha iarre
vas no longer place in Asd n e afternoon be len the
city 20 lake Of bic Oh mother, wdo vas staTlns 81
Radius he vicinity. here 81 the 90. Goncal he cpros
10 her The cousostory assurance mat ~ far as
helmug power o. the acs aorce7. lie ildnsrsa-e
ofa The States Of Europe and the bsd state Of hs HUI
rsrsn forces would permit Gc-gsT would 90 lie Utmost
n save tie homer q The Magyar Ration.
Toward evening he returned ~ shs cIy, sua 30 oace
st sgsin in Che company OF sIemers Be0ny aud As'o'
Ga he morning Of The 9Th. his departure s7d she Sic
rouncemert he. Goreey dictator were reet % ;o
time. o. The corzefs tbs streets The ials OF
Hungary decided by Kossa.n's rsslznauon, Tor hs
rss ne sgil N the body Of he Hungarian uao1, sFug
gng Tor Freedom crd Independence. hosslih and indie
pendent Hungary nsd long been ioenrcs IDEAS
On tho liih end Ugh Gorg-y held procnres confer
euce with ihe 0her generals OF s corps The other gene
officers who present, aud The remaining members 90
the Parliament 1he msiody decided 'nai lhe conlmi-
srce Of the war would 10 fnsess and uinons Al the
sane tine he Dictator negotiating with 8ldger AMI
Paskevch for capiiulstou. 40 first ie demanded 81
unlimited amnesty Tor al who were compromised ~ me
war Of Independence but when he found he could not
ain this general concession he accepted, on ihe l me
secret conditions offered by the Prince OF Warsaw ana
laid down his arms a. Villages on The 18Th he put MN
seif Al the disposition Of Gen Rudgsr But ho'snh iei'
The and OF he warriors Of Arsd" 10 romsin second
Rskoczyin the hearts, the history and the adions 81 "s
nennlr.
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FoLAHO

Tls T-5uas translates As follows tro-n e1iei 'ie1'
Po.er t,ted Aug. 81. in the Lis0ssirs 1asras
aThs greatest agitation rsgus in our city "a eo-'~
ou-nce Of COMMUNICATED cent ~ CIR Deputies Wy 'u'
Pr1ssisn PEE. Tbs plan 10 20 erase rossn conpe'sf
from tie map, BY distributing lie paris % Ws'
- siie.ia and Rrendeobrrg But he smallest iraSaisn
he len which they are viii ny 20 sl.ze e.. f,'
sss which ia 10 have Cram ss is chief Town
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Letter Of pembiurl.i 20 Benz.
Tho following letter from DsmDinsn 70 BEN j. said
10 nave bee. found upon ono Of Bsm's Aiosdecnmp go
HEADQUARTERS, Facsst. Aug IS

lle following letter ifOm Dempnsh 70 DtiA ia 'Hi'
10 nave been found upon one Of Bsms Aiosde-cnmp r.
HEADaUARrrRs, Fscset, Aug. IS
eleven oCLOCK At NIGHT
gssrxsL-Your al spnich--, dated headqUafters, la
ran.eb.s Avg l5 delivered 10 me ihree h.nrs snc
~ Lieut. COL Won N e f., which, Notwithstanding my
Complete exhauson amer forced march o. - hours
tsre rurr ths f-'.r'.-
-, ~, earnof ascent 10 the orders e'ni-ned pr ~.
40 sfsl1irh end consequently calnoi carr. i'eh H
are.1H1n You command ne, General io ni-n t-J O -
p1si,1 80 ns 10 mite my fOrcel ts -pseay t- possie
with of Guy0n and Aecs-y, and then once moro ~ A-~1
f ,s be enemy and offer bslie a. Lagos Toe ~
nv rorc.ufrntei By me A. TemesTaro on h- tl fnd W o
August which was then 5000 men strong y l tnll5
eisft cannon was reduced 10 1000 men aDn -A-rr lhN
non stcr the loss oftfe battle. According io hy ca..l-
oo the corps Of Generals GuyOn and ficsey are no s
men strong How possible then, G-neia, a. ~
eurh small military force, even allowing i'f zee hAPyY
CONCENTRATION OF ON armies we could slit hope or !a
vorahie Issue especially could depend only on lle
Poish and Italian Legions the Honveds -Io hour n1
rn-ricgiiy reduced. a1i the Hussars toAy oeo
Were 70 sccede 10 your plan ana CARY y ou' 49, 49,
hav. no other fleet than that The emperor OF hu'hu
would hsvr another person to support pa ne lnAo ~
INN Nv resolution 10 taken. A. long a. tne
III nv rorrs /. not completely dissolved VII Asi ue
N'7i WIS ' DENBINShI.
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WHOLE No. @6tS.

sra saa ,hosrA There ,otsl sck OF icc io' Adj
Of which the wounded rspd.y persisted. hAnn' Ioin'
nasso Ard Caumiu,lAe a. ne C.erru~eehio O
have zou. 10 Corfu lemon costs fsncs and piece 81
bread ss shown ne a. curiosity Of 30 sorl ICED Dunn
re closing Of the siege Il VAS Ike peal IRE
paper money g cns Of which we're issned, 70 recnced
81 per es1L Tee greater part OF The population VII emf
CRAZE al hsi car, 20 20 The cl~Tsgss. which are sso
fffI ~ wounded
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Things In pesfh.

Tks Trbrn, translates what follows rom tue
Algnent Zefung
The streets Of The capital sreianimsfed again. ani mo
of the fngitves who accompanied The leaders os te
rsisy I'd szegediu have returned On Ang. O.. several
sentence. were published but none Of death. 4
great sensation was caused by the arrest of Madame
Czesoniiz.-she hss an antique beauty OF iesiure-snd
ter sister Madame Orczy. Both were taken under mile
tsry Escort 90 the New Building, which Is now Che b'ste
Of Pesih. The head Of tho Jewish Society In Old
On have also been arrested because the Society msde
no preparations for The delivery ofits q1oia of clothing
arI AIMS
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FIRE IN JACKSONVILLE, FLoRIDA.-The FL0rl
do Republican ssys; "Our town was the scene Of
other destructive fire on the morning oil tho 18th inst
Il broke out In an unfinished tenement adjoining The
dwelling Of Philip Frazer, Esq, The flames soe com
tnunosted with the latter, and also with the dwelling
Of mr John Clark, which were soon entirely con
suned The Office Of Col brysnswss slso sornewhs'
burned. NJ. Frazer We regret to state, lost avery
thing having had no insurance.
EE Capt. Warren Higgins, master Of the
,srseaa bark Doherns, from New York, died Of Cno
era on board Of that vessel while lying at Hamburg
tho 2:th ut The deceased belonged 10 tue town oil
Eden Ne
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The correspondent of the writes from Vienna o.
DE-. 7fh sept " a, ..s.-- ,,tth tis
.,f n1vsicisr avirr beel zen 1efs on soc road l''
arIe a. by way of rrscow io Vienna. ~ o. &C
corpansd Msior Andrsssy who len our ciiy Win .il
1rsr events of Ire gs geer have not Jailed 1
ef.cl ,oon OOrseg which fs 81 - ec.-, i'i % lu'-'
~ 80 vesr. older tsu he really TO- A. n~'r'l gem
% go, moi -rroo-o- 0yiA4ulf to The lers'nai ep-
of r.-1ars able nuoiic charact-rsi t may rol De-
,s 10 sfs.e that tie Young Corr 80 fn- cres-s On
- ,ro-, side OF ~ wears speciac-s. sol nas -o1l
ac able fo.is determined, and IL ny
sprton honest exp fsssiOD
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FRoH YuCArAS.-We learn from Capt BlEis-
al Of the bark piednontc, arrived ON Saturday from
Lsguns, that The Government troops have evacuated
Bsrculo and that the indians had entered and taken
possession Of said place Logwood was much wanted
At Laguns aud very at rias per 100 lbs. Duty
on logwood continues 10 be eXsctod. The British
Charge d'Aaaros Ia the City OF Mexico had remonsra
ed against this injustice and British man otwsr BRIG
e now on the coast and il s hoped that this obnoxious
autx viii econ % abolished,
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The n. q. Data has Tampico papers 20 the
25,h UT The NoticicsD says iha. the tb uL con-
spiracy was detected having for ts o1jsct the over
throw Of the government Of Tsmaulpas. Francisco
Vlssc1or and the representatives Fernandez, Cortina
md Vargas arrested for being concerned therein
There <as rnor OF these parties beins iorcoiy re-
easod by their friends but the sttempi was not made
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Tss TlJuns tral,l-.os Joe i1.i0sing from Venl.e
etts- in the Ailgsrsias Zefars
The city Offers a ne arcroiy Es?e-t Mas bu!ress'
snt srorz then the be4u.l Cdafci q s. snsOr, have
-Esrsa greatly By rsaho .hot IN nc alter par; o re
siege ne morally Was srea. sts 30 died daily VI Ia
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vgRaosr.--Tbe Wing majority on Joint ballot
Of toe Vermont Legislature, was last year four
a this year .6jly-oae. For Governor, Carlos Cool
ngo lacked 6,462 Of an election by the People
cow about 20O-so you see how the People are
.disgusted ct Old Zscks violation Of his pledges.
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WARREN coUSrY-Ths whigs Of Ware

WARREN CoUNry.-The Whigs OF Warren
County. at their Convention on the 2otb passed the
following smong other resolutions
Rssolred That we are unslierably opposed to the in
Productions Of human bondage into the Free Territories
OF ,he United States snd Congress has the right to
prevent is Introduction therein snd ought IL exercise
that right--and that while the dag OF the boosted
champions Of " Free Soil' Is trailing Ia the dust-we
viii continue TO uphold the Hktg BaNAsr Of Free SOIL
Free Lsb0r-Ff SPo,s cad Protection 70 H0E< IrdAsiT
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"a NovKL CLAiN.-Dr. Gannetts society have
received request surrender immediate possession
81 their land ana church In Federslst 10 the frst
Presbyterian Society, on the ground Of an ALLEGED
provision in tho original grant Of said estate, that
Scotch Pre.eyteris- form ot worship taouic always
~ maintained thsysl lssstea IssIIA
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GENERAL NOTICES.

- Water.cure.-yoGL ssE~, Nd Prscnroner. q
fOsrth-sy. Railroad. near Tenth-st i0
= Mrs. NJ. =. Cove N;chsl1 wsts!-Care Ply.
cian Is Iexinatonsv Consultations foSz BOA ~ HS ~
Pat1enta vi sitsd al tAr'r rcs.ss6cfs
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Xph DiT.--WILLIAM A. DART for Senator
from ~ Lawrence and Franklin Counties.
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- Wigs and Teupees. -C'uxsns and stIsnssSs
informed that the largest snd best OF Wigs
hsH Wigs Toupees brsids Of Long Hair, tc are 10 b.
found 81 the rnsnpfsetory Of MEDHURsT HEARD. "a
Msidenans. Also 20 be had sure cure for Dsndrn
I'm
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. A Fact for Ra.hioaaeies.-Thoss wno pat
her tia 10 hands " MEpHrRsr OF HEARD or any Of
hsir ou1aeymen. will from under thsif clean brush
90 and bright scissors win bandsos hssd Of hair
the most sstdous tssss could desire. n hasdsnlxne
90 I'm
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II Fowiers a. Wrl,s, Phre1eIesists asd
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Inn uv u .; 9. Steamer Vixen, Lieut.. Com
sVsSs,ia "Aao, 'sst Nsstsik " he asth .ass Ter
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sAs Of Produce per Hsdsos River
ssrv,, Bsass.
es % ce,s ssRs FL GO Sss Flour hoo bash wheat
" osiss Woo s,2 ~ oels Whisky, IS do Ashes,
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AsrRoF0LIIAS iDIosYScRkCf. -- Among the
sddities Of manner bego,cn by city life ia the habil
talking to oneself while rushing through the streets
TIE noise Of the omnibusses and carriages minslne
9Th the Of thousands of yo.ces Is really too grss
M one 10 hear himself think aud we frequently mee
Fxsona who are obliged to keep talking With them
's'yes Of whichever business they may have in hand
.ss .key should forget al about H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-01
" The Convention Of the p, up.,Ios Pr

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esiyes patients At his eommodous city establishment y
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1849-12-12
1NsoLvENT NOTICE.

State Of Indiana, VandeT6urgh County.
A r the November Term of the Probate Court. A.
IA D., l849, said Court declared the estate of
Matthias II. Anterior decd, to be probably insol-
vent creditors are therefore required file their
lams against the estate tor allowance in said Pro-
bate Court within months from the date hereof
or thew will not be entitled to payment.
JOSEPH BOWLES, Admir-.
Evansville, Dec 8. '49.-d 3-4tw.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1849-12-12
INSURANCE NOTICE.

M EMBERS OF the Indiana Mutual Fire Insur-
IEA ance Company in Evansville and vicinity are
no tiiied that r. A. Corbet, Esq, having resigned as
agent, the business of the agency has for the pres
emit been placed in the hands OF the undersigned
who is prepared receive applications for insurance
as usual and is authorized to collect all assess
ments due the Company.
The receipts for assessments on account of losses
the past year, have been received and are now due
and it is hoped all concerned will come promptly
forward ana make payment.
deco d3w3 u. w RAIHBONE.