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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-17
r. The Era weekly Ia. the following neat

ut
Tax Postmaster GENERAL Mr. Cohamer, IN
carving out the principle OF rotation in Office has made
a dead leiter" Of Mr. Montgomery and the CALLED
gentleman winces in such ridiculous manner az 70
make his decsp!tsiion quite Interesting Though MS
hssd be Of bis beth sossh brsyely, and be adares-
50. an elegant epis,e 10 Mr. Cosmer showing that his
brisiesf up 81 his election. snd complains thai
there characters put IN the places OF the dead
men who have not wit 20 wrte pass Tor slaves 70
bring back hogs IN closely contested election
That may or may no; be but il = very evident that
Montgomery exit - and we glad that ne has got
his Pass Tor lows anywhere else but wherever be
goes We he Will keep his pen cleaner there u Al
has done in Washington for the department Of let
,er has not given him either correct CT an elegant
s.vs and would not be much Sss Tor the editor Of
the MON to Sustain from the publication o letters Ike
Ia, Of Mr. Montgomery The ass kno~eih his mas
ters crib 70 be sure but he ought to know that the
fodder should be divided.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-17

A DgaTH-BgD COsTR.cT.-rhere lives la Gov
ing,On. Ky. (or did yesterday a man worth Shout
eoDOOO, who lies upon What may be, sud pfoosoy ~
De, bis death bed. Like many Of be does no' nse
die yet the future he dOes think % much of 90 me
worldly treasure he 10 70 esye behind fhysicsns No
utterly de.pses snd has, during hs present illness,
suffered on without their aid but the excessive Do1iy
pains "a be hss Of late experienced forcsd nim On
Saturday % send tor On the arrival 81 the doctor
he submitted his proposition, viz lie agreed 10 give
the doctor The. 7Aousasd DoLays he would resors
inqion-bstf ne died. the doctor 70 pay Three
Hundred Dollars 10 such heir (unknovn) ss he should
name in his will and positively asserted tia, not
dime more would ne risk Three thousand dollars
az much 70 his life worth The doctor would not
secede the In black and rkhe but finally
promised In writing. on Two thousand Dolisrs n be
saved him, and II not he 10 have no fse. Wevsfy
much tear worthy friend. the Doctor, from wrsf
hear Of the condition Of Old Avsee, wli or nss
lost the Two Thousand Dollsrs Gin kna Iosa-
A DUEL-We learn from the st. Cstosrnfs
Journal Of the 2tn that on Tuesday lsst meeuas zoos
piaee between A. {. Hamilton. Esq. OF - Csfnsnhes
and Capt. Tench Of ssssrs- Iney nsed ,so seo.s !"
each other. distance ten 7scee Jhse seunenen W.
prevented from continuing THIS sobyss moes .. ~
ling their dncuty by tho Interference OF Que a the
seconds We aye informed BY gentleman who has
g,. e,o. oyer fror, ~ Casherines that much sxciis
ne,, nrs,sieS there on sce0unt Of proposed demon
,~.,,i, az the Of.nsemen. and that disturbance
.,rcso.,ed The authorities bad sent 10 Nisgsra for
d. kises' 10 BE- prepared for euy emergency. Por
cL ereitsnest high there. and throughout tbs
Province Buffalo Commercial l3th
FIR At coHofs The shirt and drswefs fac
tory Of Mr. Timothy Bailey VI" consumed On Tessdss
pisat Lees t2o,oA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-17
BoAnn or HEALIn ~ . Iaee,-ag q b : ~

Of Health held July a. l.i9, the following preamble
and resolutions were directed 20 be published
D. T. VALENTINE. Clerk
lVh,reoi numerous complaints o. en- agsfhFai1o cnaf
scier. have been made 10 the sanitary commee o. nl'
Board u his existence, 10 this City q extensive NAM
facone. Of starch soap. and bone boiling esHpshAehl'
saug houses, and other nussnces, mo rn""n' 49,
sKhalaOns Of hich intOerabe and inuno1s 10 He
public health. -,, ~
And loaereas upon examination. he neghDo'hoods o
,gcb places have been visited with unusual sickness ann
deaths BY Cholera. ....,...-
And ,ohue1s The parties owning such esito' 4snh'nls
refused 10 an abatement Oi sao efS e''ei
being dulv notified, therefore he IL .
Rsofred That this Board In the exercise Of the aunory
conferred upon by the laws Of this STATE for the suppfe
,on and abatement Of all sances that may be oee'nes
and declared 10 be deeterous 70 public health and pro
motive Of epidemicsl disease DO hereby empower sD1
direct the Sanitary Committee OF this Board, 20 cause a.
such places mentioned IN the foregoing preamble ana ali
other places Of like character 10 be Immediately sbut up
and the business thereof discontinued d1unR ne pIeVa,
suce Of ihe said epidemic, and until the further ofasf o'
he RnArd II Henlih
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-17

UNION CoLLECE.-Ed~sr ard c. Delavan, Esq. has
written to each member OF the class graduating at the
ensuing commencement rendering them each copy Of
Dr. Motifs Lectures on Temperance.
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BY TELEGRAPH TO The NETWORK TRIBUNE
Ship News.


BOSTON. July l5-ARRfvED Saturday r M-ship Ken
lucky Orleans Jpne spoke, lHh. Oh south Shoa4-
snip Robin Hood. from Mystic, on whaling voyage sup
PaciOius NOfeans June II; bark OH san juan OIDu
July 4: lef schrs, names unknown. for NI0rh oan
ing spoke 7h lat a. Ion o. brig Majestic for Ne" ora
barb, Chief Havana. July q Fk hi al. brcs htnr,l's
usanzas via Portland. Perfect NOresns June II; Wei
lngtoD, O.ceOla and Charles Edward Wilmington ~
General Marshall, Norfolk; Phcnix, Mosee, Amanda .,
Mariel. Daniel Weld, Emma and Bryant. Pbadai schrs
T "A Thompson Richmond Hannuln, Fredericksburg;
Sharm Norfolk; Holt and Peerless, Baltimore; ham
brs, Bliss, w Swain, Mary. Emily franklin Arcade,
Westpor OraloO Seven Sisters. and Leander. Phiad )
Snow and Homer, NYork Sunday-Bng James Caskc,
Buenos Ayes May 9Th spoke nth. lat IS 80 > Ion - r.
bark Cathana Hamburg. for BuenOs Ayres June a. ai
lat 3d. Ion 81 90 bark Barbara. New YORK for Lverpoo
bhg Small, Havana June III spoke 18Th lat - so ION
n. brig Mary Helen, Havana for Cowes; bngs Dldiey'
Warwick Va: Burmah Wilsm Davie and Emily Philad;
Porto Rico RondOut; schrs Mary Groion. Escort jacob
and William, Amazon, Lady Clinton Eugene ana lIesl9
Phlad. Hero NYork; brig Fssequebo Angnillo June u
sehr Batavia Havana June ~ spoke gin, at % ~ ION -
So brig Zenoba Savannah for New burypon ION, la 5
~ lon "a r. brgs Chas Heath NYork for IT Marys ISM
Wakefield from Liverpool May n; bark Isabella sew ART
from 0Ieenock May %. CLEARED-BHgs Mail and Mary
GLOUCFsTER July II -ARRrvKD-BrigA Amazon, sur
mann June III left bark Izctte for Gloucester, uuc bgs
Angenoria do do. Dracut. unc-
~ THOMAS EARLE, of Philadelphia, died on
Saturday. the 18th inst at Willow Grove, on the
schuylkill River Mr. Earle native Of Leicester
Mass and WAS descended from family belonging to
the denomination of Friends He had formerly taken
an active part in Democratic politics but of late years
his connections were with the Liberty party OF which
he was candidate for Vice President IN leiO. More
recently be has been prevented by inhrn health from
taking prominent stand before the public. he was
an able political debater and carried great energy and
zeal into every cause to which he was devoted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-17

SEVERE STORM rs MoSNourH Co. N. Ion
SATURDAY last severe thunderstorm broke over
shrewsbury and the adjacent villages 10 NeN'et'sy
divers deuredations the property OF the
inhabitants. During the squat. sssloost WITH four
passengers had Just doubled the point OF sandy HOOK
when II cspszed, throwing It's living Dad INTO me
sea Fortunately, they were al good swimmers, ana
rescued after bath Of al hour and half sorey
frightened but not hurt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-17
Proaress of the Chole ra.

The epidemic still holds its sway over the IN
lucky City of ST. Louis. Says a correspondent Of tho
8Egal0 Erpres. writing July
You can have no proper idea Of tho Of the fell
disease " iis effects The city rom pon auon ~ ma
no0o now reduced 20 not over 5000 kv'fyoody has
aed but poor 10 leave. whose business com
pued them TO remain. The streets are deserted except
BY hoasc and the mOuuiul procession moving "a TIE
gloaled cemeteries The blsckened runs, Instead ~ nav
Ing been removed and giving way to new piac's o bss
hey would but Tor The pestllence, nov pfe-ent
sad spectacle Of desoaOn Few steamboats, running
and those 20 away loaded with the srnghed popnsuou
but bring back passenger The deaihs ss fepofisd
Tor several weeks from 100 100 per day, hie
t "a conceded BY all who know that from One-qusrf "
one.thrd not reported, that tho actual nnnbsf "
DEATHS, o pas has not been much iess than 30
per dayor say 200 aweek that TOO IN p"pusuon
from ~ 900 5000 OF course hearses are constantly
The and tho enlfe night IA spout IN
buryng the dead IL IL, however an indisputsbls uuh,
that least ,hreefoui,hs OF the mortality - among Toe
Euroo. Everv nsat from New Orleans brings up from
100 to so OF these poor just landed from tho
40 te alsssss Tisy are crowded lise swine on the
boats and frequently many are dead before "n"ns al"
Louis
Along the Illinois River, Cholers has appeared In OIL
most every town At Peru there have been sons thirty
deaths
In the region OF the sycamore HI st Cincinnati W
deaths have occurred There ara very few houses
there which makes tho mortality more startling Tbs
total number Of internent for the ~ hours ending
Cholera and 6O from other diseases
Ia the country region u Kentucky much sickness -
reported Fsyette and Estlll Counties are psfueusny
affected Lexington papers say the epidemic rs
come more malignant la that city. AZ Asys'h'o -"
Nashville also, IL claims numerous 'cums. -,
II has also appeared Ia various psfn OF seN1o'''J
At Newark the ldSetiso reports several ne~ cssss ~
Saturday last-malDly fatal Among ths deceased
Mr. Edwin Freeman Of the firm Of osrfsorsnt ftee
man feed merchants Three deaths hsys oecuffsa
Kings,op near Princeton eli drivers ON The IRON
New Brunsuek At Princeton, tho only case 90 yer nss
been young man from New fork-not istsi.-A'h .n'
vny spumb.r u deaths have occurred IRON the ~
d.ic but it ia thought the usual heslniness q me
village will repel any very serious rsyases ~ rev
grunsrick u cases and deaths were reported on ths
l2,h-a rapid Increase over the preceding day
The PttlsbsrgA game Vt the llth inst says; Inc
choers l. fast disappearing from this city The Over
.esrs of the Poor inform us that short ufns ago
they were daily called 10 furnish COINS for psuPes
who died q this terrible disease while. for some days
past they have received no such application
fe~ cases and three deaths ara reported 81 Roches
ter, y. Y.
Al Detroit fatal has been reported a. sTsn
ger passing through the city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-17

rr The amer Governor Boggs struck the
wreck OF one o; the steamers recently burned in 81
Louis and IN Immediately sunk.
II William Ris,os has been convicted Of the
murder Of Edward Harris st Baltimore, and sentences
10 b hanged
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-17

FROM JANAcA-Adviccs from Kingston, JAM
to the "a met states that the Assembly met on the 18th
ult The Kingston JoErsai says the session VIII soon
end. as the msori,y Of the members had determined
10 transact no business
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-17

S,Nyrgrse NEW UNDsR rHE SUS.-The brig
rrogsos is advertised to sail from ssekets Haroor Tor
san Francisco sackets Harbor, most OF our read
,rs are doubtless aware i on Lake Ontario in this
-tate and the Iroouois will sail down the 81 Lawrence
through the Cult and thence south touching prooAo4y
Al some OF the West India Islands thence around Cape
Horn 10 san Francisco
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-17
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
Board of Ueaitb..MoTp

Board of Health. MosDsY, July ls
u, GyE.. the Resident Physician, reports ~ new
..of Cholera and % deaths having occurred srce
h. ,eport Of yesterday returned IN the following order
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-17
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS

i>FASricipE.--A womsn from New YorA.
"hcse nan'e u unknown presented herself At the ocr
81 the Health Physician Of this city with dead infant
"A her arms requesting permission to bury IL Her
story WAS that she had recently come from Wards
Island that while Ia New lork she took her insnt 90
phy.icisn 90 see u anything wssihe matter and thar
he tod her the child well With thi. assurance
she crossed the Ferry to Rrooklyn. aud when che 81
rived on this SIDE found that the nfsnt dead w
Goodrich msde m invest sstiou into the and as
csrtsined that the child had been usrvsd dssA ard
u as his opinion that Il had been purposcy done
perhaps 10 excite sympathy The woman in The
time escaped and the Or. gave permission tor the IN
tcrmenr OF the chlld
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-17
EiYARD TlYLORS LETTERS NO. II.

The FnIron'- voysge-iiavars and the Vel
low Fcver-The Florida Coasi-Fonrih Of
Juiy-Fir-t View Of Cuba-Tropical >ights
and -cents-HavaHa Harbor-C Cholera Pre-.
raufions. d-c.
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WILLIAM sLADE.



Gov Slade surely knows that we heartily ap-
prove Of the enterprise to which he has so worth.
" ard Efficiently devoted bis energies, and wish
it abundant success That ve might have liked 1t
yet more heartily and practically If its directors
had not deemed it essential to conhne their seec-
ton of Teachers to the FIVE sects deemed Evan
e zeal. by no meaus proves that tbs would be
or. ferable We wish ell TO work in such manner
as in their judgment will eHec: tie greatest good.
still. We could not help thinking It would be
cool if the Agents and Collectors Of this Society
should cal on Roman Catholics, Uaitarians, UNI
versalsts, &c. for contributions, saying In sub
stance. We don't consider you essentially Chris
tans bat we want some OF your money 10 hep
us Christianixe the West, according to our ideas
OF Christianity. 1t is perfectly honest to DO
this if done with entire irankness, but ooHld nj it
be rather cool
We presume the Society has received very few
dol avs except from those who entirely sympathise
with its views and objects we DO not know that
i has asked any. We presumed the fair rule we
indicated was its own general rule, and unless
GOV. Slide objects, we shall adhere 70 that IN
derstGucing. Ia. 4TtD'
AMOS TUcK.-We see it stated that Hon. AMOS
Tucx one of the Free Soil Representatives in Congress
from New Hampshire Will embark on Wednesday, July
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-17

I>erEsr.-Dr 'odrch held an inquest on Sat
lrday the body OF infant shout week old which
found in the wster near the Atlantic Dock. South
Brooklyn. Verdict Of the Jury, Death BY drowning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-17

Sus srSoNs-Five u,sn were carried oct 81
the Navy Yard during the thee hot days oisa wseh.
in state Of exhaustion from the heat thrss OF whom
have died.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-17

BRITISH Posr OFFICE REyEsUE.-A return
under the new mode OF checking accounts and two
cent letter postage exhibits the following Te'ats iof
the year ending January 5, ls49:
Gross revenue receipts after deduciins the returns
for refused letters. SC. Sl0S96.s4O.
Cost of management, dneluding payment OF Ss4S,'
$40 for conveying mails railways in JTra7 years.
s6s03762
Net revenue, (siter paying all expenses by sea and
lsnd) s3339,2la
There 10 no franking, and each department OF the
Government pays postage Ike an individual In lsis
the Government postage amounted TO sooOoOo
THE ONO FRrsHEr.-The Cincinnati Gazette,
speaking of the recent freshet In the Little Miami,
mentions the following rather remarkable eireurn-
stance
The Little Miami was rapidly swollen by the torrent Of
and we have the remarkable assertion, by severa
credible men, that as Il whred and rolled on toward ne
Ohio Il threw OF exceedingly offensive odor "heth'
the Of this dsagreos6e smell fell with the wae'
from TIE clouds the resu Of The sudden washing
Of The surface OF the sar!h, 10 los Known.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-17

AMOS TUCK.-We see II stated that Hon. AMOS
Trcx one of the Free Soil Representatives in Congress
from New Hampshire Will embark on Wednesday July
Is the Canada to attend the great Peace Congress TO
be held in Paris during the last week Of August.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-17

MoRraLrrY-One hundred intcrmen's have
been made duriss the past week 10 Greenwood Gene
terry sonc Fly per week 10 shout tho average ics
several seasons
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-17

RIOT AND wASToS DEsTRUCriOS AT QEEBEc
Il ast night near about 200 persons rotoasy Dis
posed, assembled in front OF the Police Barracks Il
f,nsnuiain the Cusrom. Buildlng-aEd w.th,u
ceremony entered and demolished, yelling and hootsn
al the time everything that could be broken, doors
partitions, stalrrsillnz and Windows the Jew police
men who were lodged in the house were compelled
make speedy retreat. The military were not turne
out; The police could prevent The Destruction m
Police Magistrate - in Montreal obtaining iniofmatol
concerning a not which occurred IN that city ~
-ymes J. p. inierfered, IN the hope Of enecxins u
de,trgcnon but was assaulted and severely cut an
INJURED about the head. The design Of the Board o
Health 20 convert the house into an Hospital Tor Cnos
"A patients was the cause Inc not - not exegsaole
though We may attribute u % fear Of tae a-sea"
spreadnz In the vicinity Of Pest House; but some
tae London Hospitals are 10 the heart Of the cay an
the inmates Of the surrounding houses are seldom
ever afflicted with epidemic disease
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I,ouEsrs.-An inques. was held Yesterday At
The house % Ninth avenue, upon the body of Lewis
Eude native Of Germany aged 81 years. Who Was &C
cidentally killed On Saturday evening about o'clock
while bathing IN the bath foot Of Des0rOssesst 10 ap
pears that the deceased amusing himself oy diving
from the top OF the bath into the water This Opera
ton be repeated sevara times the laat time, however
hs head struck the plank door u me bath and he
vas killed tie leaves wife aud children b mourn
ais oss Verdict In accordance with tre aooye facts
The Coroner held an Inquest yesterday Al tne New
York Hospital upon the body u stephen cngoeft ma
i've Of Germany, aged - years, whose death was
caused by bglstshot from pistol hred By boy
named William Harding on the ith ot July last IL sp
pears that the decsased ~ the time standing upon
b. cart on the wharf Of Chamberssi and the boy
vas engaged firing AZ mark placed on me wharf when
the bullet accidentally struck the deceased the Oh,
shoulder lie fingered until the l3th in great sgOny.
Verdict accordingly Upon the rendition Of the yer.
dc, The BOY taken into custody and held for
nation.
P0LscL COCzT.-A mau named Alexander Leslie, who
processes % " Scotch Doctor vas aiken into custody
yesterday Suspicion Of stealing from TIE poke, Of NJ
Archibald Gri-ve u No John-st wallet cOnt.nz sbOst
so n back os Iose' der with pronlssory notes 10 age
entered ~ omnibus Tor The purpose Of going up orn, es
6nding The heal oppressive be took sesf upou s ers
ers box soon after be accidentally 81 irota a.s
he pavement striking on bis head end ~ s,os'se.
ing serious unes physician sent for BOT before
he arrived Leslie who Wa parchssns sons nse.ens ~
psyse, an .ns Wa. ssSosIsed Win NJ Greve and would
accompany him hons He accordingly started Win ~
G. ana a. officer Bat ser goas bat p.fs Of ine way 10
errn.~s bim,eN and got oct snOrt ne sitrr The ts
ce-v ,ss ,nsS- thaiM r Greve had been robbed SUE
on a, ores rested upon Leslie and he va. shortly sft'r
arrestd by Capt Tey and taken % me Tnr'eenh Ward
s,sron-ho1.s A young man u Eenteel sppearssee
n.r,ed r W Weydsle. arrested on Sar1rdsy sfter-
non A. 81 board house corner Of Broadway and Canal
!. charged with o5tsnng upward Of 100 from Ambrose
srh q N.deirA. s,er Co BY representing himself So
b~pg clerk in the employ of 2r. Harry Hsgo q No Is
Pre- 81 and also being authorized 70 collect and i've
receipts money due thai gentleman. al Of which stats
meats shown BY tie sndsvii u Mr.. Hago % % Ass
ss saviag bees In h.s employ nor rscsvsd aaiaen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-17

DEAD lsFASr FoUsD.-Tbe body Of an intent
was found enclosed in coffin, floating in the water at
the foot Of Ninth a. Z. K. yesterdsy morning
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-07-28
Prepare Tor lho CmOLER.d.

THE GREAT SOUTHERN REM
EDY for the prevention and Cure Of
Asiatic Coiera in its early stages, and
for the certain and permanent cure Of
Diarrhea, Colera Morbus, Coiera InCan-
tum and recommended by
eminent Physicians, and BY the Surgeons
in the United States Army recently in
New Orleans with distinguished success.
DR.. BILLINGS CARMlNlTIyE AND AS
TRINGENT SYRUP
TNthe above diseases, always affordink
n relief, has now a reputation establish
ed before the public, as a medicine ofun-
rivaled excellence in the treatment of
the diseases for which it is intended.-
Its success Is without a parallel. Its
popularity is daily increasing. Thous-
ands bear willing testimony toits virtue,
and express their gratitude for the re.
lief which il has afforded them. The
Press and the Faculty, jurists, lawyers,
statesmen, divines and citizons 0 fintelli-
gence in every profession unite in this.
Their numerous &c certificates may be seen
by calling upon the proprietor, and a
few of Them can be found published ia
pamphlet, which will be furnished gra-
u%itously by the agents, TO all who are
IN the p%remonitory symptoms and FIRST
stages Of Asiatic CholeFO, as il appeared
in this country in the years 1889 and
1883, it was used with great success;
and since its recent temperance, it has
been again rrsorted 10, with the Same
advantage. Cases Of cholera usually
commence with diarrhea; and il this
remedy is then promptly used, it will
check the diarrhGa, Iestore the stomach
and bowels to o healthy conditions, and
impart tone and vigor to the system
No family should fail TO have it among
their medical stores. Where a proven
tive for cholera is desired, a bottle Of
this Syrup, combined with a quart Of
port wine or best French brandy, with
the addition of a table spoonful Of pow
dered ginger, and a teaspoonlul of Eow.
dered Cayenne pepper, will furnish a
delightful cordial, and may be relied up
on as the safest and surest preventive,
when taken in small doses once or twice
a day. Prepared only by the subscri-
Der, and none is genuine without hA
name blown in the bottle, and his sigma
ture upon the outside wrapper.
0. 0. WOODMAN.
Druggist, Vicksburg, Miss.
And sold BY Wilson, Starbird & Smith,
Louisville, Ky. and Sickles & Go. New
Orleans, and by
. PRIESTLEY & MOSBY.
Canton, Miss.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-07-28
A-DMINIgTRAToRa NOTICE.

ETTERS Of Administration having
been granted TO Il e undersigned,
Sheriff Of Madison County, accord ng
TO the Statute, on the estate OF Elisha
Cockerham, deceased, atthe Nov Term.
l848, Of the Probate Court OF ssid coun-
ty ,all persons having claims against
said estate will como forward and make
immediate payment; and all persons
having claims against the same will
present them, illegally authenticated
within the time prescribed by law, or
they will be forever barred.
w. s BAILEY, Sheriff, NC,
July IA, l849 44-6j