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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-02-07

DAuGnrERs.-When young woman
behaves to her parents in manner par
Iicularly lender and respectful, | mean
from principle as. we'll as nature, there is
nothing good and gentle that may mol be
expected from her, in whatever condition
she is place. or this | am so thoroughly
persuaded, that wcre | to advise any friend
of mine as to choice of wife, know uot
whether my very first counsel would not
be, Look uul for one distinguished by her
attention and sweetness to her parents"
The fund Of worth and affection indicated
by such behavior, jnined 10 the habits OF
duty aud considered thereby contracted,
being transferred to The married states, will
not fail 10 render her a mild and obliging
companiou.-Fordyce.
THE MECKbENBURG DEcLARATtoN.-
By a letter from Mr.. Boncroit, min
lister 10 England, which has just been
read in the North Carolina legislature,
the authenticity of the Mecklenburg IN.
C.) declaration Of independence in May,
1775, is proven-lwo months. earlier
than the imHortaIy declaration BY all
the colonies. tIc found the Mecklen-
burg resolves in the British States papers
office. They we're first sent over to
England in "a letter dated 20tll June
IT'S written by Sir James Wright,
then Governor of Georgia.
An old man while a, prayer was robbed
of El70. The thieves wrote Oh his door,
"Watch when you pray"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-02-07

An old man while a, prayer was robbed
of El70. The thieves wrote Oh his door,
a""Walch when you pray"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-02-07
P o E Il IL Y.
From HE Bauimore American.

From The BaAimore. American.
Franklin expressed wish 10 live his
life over again; Jackson said he would NOT:
accept the boon; the writer Of :hc follow
ing lines expresses his willingness to Try
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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-02-07

. Albany, Dec. 1e4S.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-02-07

P.S. 81 advise Droomsedge I
sign himself 2X.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-31
California Items.

The Star publishes a Letter from orr ate AIMS
House Commissioner. Moses @ Leonard, dated at
San Francisco on the 1ssh Jane. from which " o
COPY the following part'cua's:
New York prices are fIlly equaled ard frequently
exceeded for real estate Rents are eNorotsnty n2h
A gentleman informed me he was offered sou per
,nuun tor hi. house; its Dimensions are = py y
-,,e building two stories hizh 10 stands quite out OF
the ctv sns D. u-ed a. boarding house ne tnou2ht u
. lair rent but Did not scc~pt n Motel hfi-f
building Two stories high IS by 90 or s. feet with m
l. 20 oy o. rents for -lVN w per hnhuM "any o'"''
places rent rqualiy as % 60 ,..
Building steri-ls OF III kinds are excessively high -
Lumber is worth from $50 10 $40 per COR thousand
Br.ck. 500 per thousand Many other things were
hi.h. bur NOT in the same proportion. Carpenter
sages s2 O. Sl4 per day La1orers from - 20 = yer
day Board s. per day Many aruc.,s OF me r -
are quite or nearly cheap =. IN New York Flour
tom - 20 60 per barrel Beet = 20 go az auction nss
.old much lover Good Ness PORK now WORTH -, p :
7b Rice Cd per To- Butter u, or - =, P~rio ~
toes d. per 10 Onions Is esch, : 30 per hundred.
Dried Fruit igh and scarce Wood - per cord Fresh
Beet h. 81 perl0. Nation 90 per quarter.
There taken from the mines l1't year s3o ,.
200 OOO Esumsed receipts this year from s"Ovp Ooo
- - 600 OOJ ur = 90 900 Fair average per man. me
ounce per day many receive much more, others less
&c Esnmafed number OF persons no" 10 the mines
Is o0O Bv computation u vii BE- perceived that a
much larger amount than have named would ne frsl-
1t nv th- Der OF persons each obtaining IN ou re-
y.r dsy But 10 must be remembered mat oniy p"f'
uon II n ruui.+r are actually tissinS gol0 many
carrying provisions and others COOKING anu o'uv.
80 ~ and no, more IN half the yesr Is suited 70
profitable sbor IN mining In July and August 10 Is IN
hesltrv and The heat Is too excessive % De endured
The rainy months are equally unsuited "a lsoor III
fhe ami unf NAV exceed slure nat trT quanuy nave
named have obtained my Information from tnr mOsI
r.l-ble authority The labor u mining l. s1d 70 o.
very suiDg ?, curing the most robust and healthy
20 endure 10
~h.t had supposed rom sunrise ull IL ~ % cocH
I. generally yleasant-thermouetrr ran ging from ~
20 t. AIR this u blows gale mercury Tails to -
| T, theresb.uts The winds r-ssmte the north essi
sind. OF Ne~ Fox land ana N-w-fOrk IN March %
April snd produce very similar sensations No."iih
.tanaipz irs very healthy The sir is pure and Dry
Fre.h meat may be- preserved long tine IN Tee opei
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-31
~ TELEgalpp 10 THE sEw.Yoas TRIBUNE,
r. For teegr.Dsie Dispatches rsesiTed n tine for
Evsninz Es.ron ysT~rdsy, So Firsi Page

r. For seiegrsDsie Dispatches rsesi7ed n tine Tor
Evening Et.uon ysS,~rday 80 Firsi Page
More About the II. Loui- Pire-Amount OF
o.. and In-uraBce-Oeath OF captain
Youpg-The Riot Q.eIIed-Firemen Ir'-
pmphant-Arre.t OF The Rioter.-De-tTne-
tiou Of a Nail with Ofnciai Dispatches, ana
Letters from California Emigrsnts- nor
era among the IndiaD--Aeeountsir rom DC
yopd Port Kearney-Deaah of Fanny " hi'e
Cholera In -. Loai-, DC. $50
= Lor,s. Nondsy Jay 50. "a
The valae ot the boa,s and carz"es destroy &c y
s- v.s.e-asv /. estins,ed a. $4,000 and ne ass'e
ys,e Insurance is believed 70 be sl39pn
..fe On board the Aizoms- containing sl3''y' u
,,ysipv 5000 in specie, YES fnri1nsiely saved
Aoorg the faud. destroyed 5y hi, Ere was an AMOUR
n - 90 belonging 70 NJ smart who resides On nc
Kansas ..
Can't Young. Of the steamer A1oH0- re resTe' 70
learn. "a. lost during the conaAsrsaon
Mich excitement and disturbance were Kept up a.
pi.bt and most Of yesterday 5ui there has been %
.,o. sbtng .ince the oste Of NJ .zst dsPstcn- 4ne
srer,.u s-e now in the ssceudency and tnere Is no 0
let On Of Iri.hnen in the city At Pres=nL
yo-,vei,b, arrest. hsve been made and the Hoier'
vii be examined today.
There was. mail On board the Agoraa cont.inIns
:
sl.o important Oacisl Dispatches. The mail pouch
~. been found IN greatly damaged condition, moot Of
the letters being destroyed.
The latest dates brought By this mail are To July >
and from poiot sixty miles beyond bort nearney -
The en- grsnts generally were get inz along very wei
The roads we're sirewn with the new-msde srave'
Of those who had died the way . seek for gold
The Cholera bad broken out among the Indians
| fhzff Fevr had Zee IRON
the trail Of the emigrsnts The Sioux Pswnses snG
Cheynees had ali disappeared.
Captain MoRRIs, il command Of {. :. Troops Dr
BIRDsALL and Gen. john WILSON were OF this party
Mr. Fenbles the Botanit has returned, losing most
MS outfit
Among the enigrsnts who had died on the route
Fanny WHITE, daughter Of DR. White Of this city
There were only nine interments yes'e day IRON
Cholera and for the week ending yesterday the ssgre
gate number Of nternents pa, Of which llt "er
| from Cholera
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-31
From the Overland Emigrsnts.
The Indiana stat, Journal OF the sd has the
f,llosinz letter from one Of is late Journey men,
now Oh hi. way - California

The Indiana STAR JOurndt OF the -3l mas iuc
flosing letter from one Of is late journey men,
now on his way - California
Foar LARAMrE. June 4. l-i4.
We arrived here yesterday sunday al 8 O'clock
W- Ar nov -oaut 10 miles from Independence 4nr
tort Nas butt great many years ago oy ffrhehl1h
sho.e name Il bears 10 square structure, cover
ng about 81 acre of ground Win towers a. me corners
zoe Il which partially fallen aud The Whole ~ ar
tending o. STATE a di-y iistiou Lsr-ules reaA' 4
yur u the ROCKY Mountains nzs been 10 ssntf Qr seF
er.i dsys ana about llD niles distant Inc iof
~iinin iew yards ~ Laramie ora a ail-7N. o
r.e Platte 90 arrival the scene ~-s busy one
crest many were preparing o. p.ck from inis pDhl
.nd we're --llng nj ~lng away iner surplus pro
.t.i.r WAGON. that Coz; 80 nov BE- bought tor
as Every m-ss seems % hzYe too much pf0Hsioa.
or. sfroug the rect Ia waking through ne tnr0ng
thought a. / Always DO, on sunday PafLe--af'ji ~
nome could not out contrast this .c-ne 10 the al
trp4.. with the manner 81 sp@ndllg b 10 Indianapolis
very seldom g-t the " noue lever tnouzn ne our
MY . attended VIII great faugue When ! think %
RUS these things vanish. a. ss~ the misis NAT
nunz on the blues % the Platte The otne- morning van
81 before the sp~ndor- % th- rising sun !" rise ~
erv morning - o'clock and start Al stop tNo hours
A. noon ana put Up - usually making q miles We
axrt 70 reach Calf1ru4 soolt TIE middle q august
| have cot beard o word from home since n ping ~
| At va dated - r. Chids shout t~o we.ks ago.
| We are completely smut out from California sid Al
the world n the wilderness u the hocsy Mountains -
| We are attached % Capt rrc12fds company ron
S-utuckv From 81 that ~ can earn zDoui 30 vs.
ons 49, ahead u Of them x teams, and proc
| sblv SO or 40oU behind % Que % -he uost an
PLEASANT things about rp j. the 1iscord Inst per
Fsdes almost every mess, though We have ous Aite
| II
turning with some Mormons Oar mess are a. 10 goo
health Tel their Trends 90. They DO not expect I
1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-31
Railroad Accidenr-Cholera, &c.

FU.IUN1 NuHu7Y sNI5 Ut
A man names Jsaues vas cot 10 pieces on the
Eastern Railroad. and = woman whose nsme we could
not LAru on the Providence Railroad
Three desih. from Cholers have been reported To-
5sv ofwbieh occurred in the Aims House and one
Ia Char1esto~
The css,e. a, this port tor the last quarter show
drere.s. Of $4,000
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-31

PORTLAND. jay ss-k,fivr,, esffs Ane'''i1' 1'--
ts-. C.rt-rr, Pni sce pttA- -. o-.-.,- Tr.rkt
SyTBJ RYPORT, .stb-AsEiTED-s'af OFes '1'1 o. -
fsa-rs ~ STsx--.
w., ~ 10 J.ae-ro. al snn- as ~ "a 81
core. Bsos BET ii toune sc 20
- S.,,'s,- P,Is .chr Lawrence MOL
Sac Ores P.r-1r -. u.---@t = ssrr-
PROVIDENCE 4;h-Aa,ist o- -,s - - = lou s p.
-, vsn Bslsro-- fsr N...s' 40 h.a, .os.
l..rcs Juls =; brg Nay 80, pc-sgut ssLIo
,J-r-, s,s iaey Pnii slosps sYslhlo-s 10
90 A'.a-7 1srh-AEsfTE1-bI r. 80 -. No.
- = -. .rd Mars art AR. Ale-ny ..- -
NJ 4 RoF I'D Mar &, ard sarAA 7 .. 49, 40
OS.rrV - -aasvro-B-E N-char,c' I e-son
-, E1,-ecs Fogs Phi. CLEAEEo' . l. SCH ~-'e~
Vs4psrEs0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-31
Further particular Of Fire among the
nIenmboaf. nj IT. LOuI-, q e.

ST. Louis, Monday. June jO-o IN
A portion Of the California mail lost 10 me
steamship Algoms mas been recovered in damaged
condition.
The loss on tho csrgoes and boats Is estimated At
$1,000.
There was no material denomination by rioters
last evening
In the course Of yesterday FIVE groggeries kept y
Irishrnen were completely robbed
No lives we're lost, but several were badly injured
though none seriously.
Yesterday Sunday there were deaths from
Cholera and i from other dseases. For the week
enong the ooh there were ll6 deaths from Cholera
and lOs from other diseases This compared with the
same kind the previous week shows decline OF lsa
deaths from Cholera
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-31

BOSTON. July S'-ARSivro schr NAAioree, newport
~. Jan@ i6. hars Al-aioe. Ns7sAniAs- Jay ZEN
- ~ 80 f,r Ny srs l0 os--Aa gong 10 brig Oyp-
- = % hrss Margzrrt. >nleics, MAJ ~ Sapc~0n'
Cs-s-,.. iun@ a. Charl-siors Ca"o-c~ o = norr'
-. So. Or-noco and chsru lnErr.o-, rni--c-.-
nsis. 80. Justice Stow. bAunore, rae PC,
pm,. hrs. Msrgsret Day A. Anooi Ia 49,. - -.
-. >yprs .chrs p renee, MOBILE "a No-l o.
same Ca.t-arr ~xandrs, Envoy A. Aennaslo a.
ua,er., N.Nao~er Bent Ard Sarsn >~.'yy fn..-e
rbi.s X Il FEED Daniel Webster. bfaNs. TSrvl7 snS
Strnnxer Alhanys sOrids ROsoeui' ShAIo = = -
abania NYork. bugs Gipsg, Glssson J-ur y =
p-uuon. Co.'S, NAV Il; Hrle- Mars " -nlns..- u -
Ehxs Ja.e Richmond. Drumsrk N.rnc, Lyle ana rs
riei Pal soc rhi.; Car01n-. b.iumo'e' -
Afvascp >a,ah Moor Fn-nr Per" l. ds Ane ana y ?
xnoo do. MotlAro. AlbsRy; Ratio. houoooL SlssSly,
.hp A-suhueoOs. Sydney and u.rks bars EiIsoS ,
Hi. Bombay; hnss DguoaT = hsf, : 49, 80 -
k--r~ic
CALAIS uly lS-SsILLD. briEs Clinton PnladsipoiA
coz S-s,,,--, Y,rki ri -~h Sash Emma,
ELLswOK III. Jay Ss-ANsAEO, scar Agnes BAN
sArR. Jsh,S G--AssvEs, brig Phssss. Newport
WAlss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-31

THE CoLIisios OF rHE -rEasER 0hck-rtH
AND rHE BHss 1t vii be remembered u has BEEN
stated that cclson took pisc- between tnis .teaer
and smother about seven niles vest from faux
land Island a~-ek ago sst Friday We are IN
formed by . xentlemsn Just from that Island that
Captain kimberly. Keeper Of the Asht. says that
lsrse plecss q the steamer titeen ieeE .Onz and
eighteen inches square, with part Of the wheel
house. came ssnore there the neIt day, together
~ltn the whole bowsprit Of bern oris and part II
her 10 ooouz and Capt Kimberly is Of opinion. from
the state II wind -Bd the onzs direction that III
vessel mus, have gone down with every sou board
Nothing hu been heard q her since.
New HAVEN JsarnA-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-31

Receipts since Safurday-FLouS- 5000 IBIS
Corn 9sgoo bushels The market for FLOUR IS raiher
heavy. ihoush Prices s.e without ~A.enA change. We
notice sses Of So bbls quotations earreni saturday
Toe market for Corn ard holders are demanding
N advance. Sses -mhrs-e l-''o bushels ine.Hiins
roana yellow 81 Sc Mixed "es~rn q ''e Oa' are "a
g.. s,.na a. So waich Il are ao,o bush. has changed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-31

" Gen JoBs I. MoKGAs died on Sundsy at
the residence Of hi. son inlsw. Gen. John DIV a.
Port Chester. wesohester Co in the sls year %
age he long sctive and prominent poll icisn
Of this city, several times yemsr Of the Lesis sture
twice chosen 10 Congress, and anslly vas appointed
Collector Of this Po,. by President Van Bur upon
the discovery OF Jesse Hoyts defslesnon- Gen Nor
san was mar Of upright character, mooersn abilities
and elsmels - life His funeral takes place a. Trinity
Chareh Wis morning 81 Ii O'Clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-31
FRRoRs C0EKEcTED

t. N. E5aor q The Tr,banf
Your reporter hss made an error Ia the con-
Guiding paragraph Of hs report Of proceeding az pub
.bed July .O) in relston 70 the Of my ship the
Norma of Hamburg A your reporter was present
bpt for brief space he could not possibly have cor.
rectv learned the facts Have the kindness % permit
short ard true statement Of then. Ny sh.p ssi-
under the Hamburg Flag My crew shipped under The
laws and customs Of my country Thy arrived st
New York and Immediately deserted They became
ACQUAINTED with bad advisers and found lawyer TO
suir their wishes They. hosever. called upon the
Cop,ul OF Hamburg. and be, IS ! think, under the
Treaty OF the United States with the rec hansrauc
Towns. justy claimed TO have exclusive Jurisdiction A.
>, a.. demand Of the desert-rs-under the clrcum-
.r.,r-. for w.g@--~xzcty the American Consul Al
Hamburg have due upon ,misr occ a-iun Tor a.
Am~rcan chip / believe my Consul 20 - ne on ,
legally authorized RI una because non J4lsr Deus h
-. .r.-ffv fk- mine decided that The I Cuuri
could legally Interfere NrVrfnr lrss a. upon inr ut
r.au referred TO- found myself 4nllsiy brought before
Inferior Court which claimed AIiAofiy supSI 20 lns
Co.rt Of Inc Fed-ra Government ~as DOT unwilling o.
trl.t The u.lce of my cslse 90 Nr~-fok Jury Dur
unfortunately. nv SECOND mate, an important WINES
49,. Oh the cras0 referred % ~ your report r sudden
is aiI-csed by Cholera and ~As recess "a 20 ~ 49, o
- srtarrm-nt upon sftavts preferred insiAnirff 10
C0urt for he The application ~As ahmen io
be iu.t nut required 10 20, "n~u me Thermometer
"a above p and - Of Ihoirr- n-d al nal mo
~ut been reported srcurls, ~nrl every one f
Cr A. ko-w thaf ny mp safely here in port, Anc
would be r.. pou.he Tor ave nunfred umrs ne au0ln
RI ND The ~ lawyer cr--i-d much m-r1u rnt -
uafrs nat sa sc0lrge M Cholera "nirl 10 car
- - .r,tbrr world some Of yo4r best einE~ns. a.
80 crow Do not M ns he do tne Court on me
ocr.slr fuslce uDcerstrnd nal my Gaze ~ll nov re-
es.v- TIE siisnlon u ne Government Al M-.hins ios
N..rar Of Hamburg 81 Norma
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-31

Recer.. sipo, Saturday. FL,US. $500 bn's ;
WHEAT. zoCo bushels, Cos~ Sio,o DO The ms'kei for
Western FLovx trm with moderate and for ne
home uadr dali for export TIE sses include loo oos
SRA. Ono a. s4ics4e-: NHEAr Is generally he'd
above The views of he buyers, Which resrc lie 'ae'
IN CoxS holders arc uking ar advance On a. de'cnp-
uon. tn, sales Of Today 5000 bushels = cts Tor
Western mixed. 81 for Cal yellow. In FKsisHr'
there Is ehAnge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-31
Weather aud Crops West.

ITHACA Monday, July JU-F. N
The weather continues very dry and warm. and
toe crops suffering severely for "snt oi rain par
ticu'srly the Potatoes Toe wheat crop Is being So
cured in fine order. eud is generally fair In some
places however II has been shshry injured by the ny
The Summer Wheat viii be much injured and many
helds viii be entirely destroyed by the ny
A. n1ite the iheImomeleT ranges Al ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-31
Lat. and Important from sandwich Islands.

IUfIUNI lIlHuHy aNJ "
Letter. from Saodsioh I.lauds, dated May %,
state that the examination into the charges preferred
ss.i,,st Dr Jods had resulted 10 bic favor
n Dillon. the French Consul bad been intrigued 10
Nv ,rhrow The Government and replace the present
o. soef. BY men Of his selection. Charges had
been forwarded 10 France sgsiDsi him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-31
Further Particulars Of the Great Fire In
ALBANY.

AIBA~Y Monday, July 3o-2 NJ
JP. Williams loss o,ooo-insursuce, $4,000
In the Etns Hartford 5000 in the Hartford - 900
Protection Hartford and $1,000 City Insurance, New
York P Romanr'- loss sl0Ooo-insursnee in the
Hartford zoo and g zoo in the Protection Hartford
and : 900 IN the National New York Kitchen & Co
insured in the Lexington Co on lumber. nothing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-31

Bat ~li no, ths, teach them to think Of 10.
dependence = VERY well II it does. lei X
Whenever they shall sObsry declare that they
choose to be independent they shall have one
hunbl. supporter Of their choice here. Bat there
In no danger
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-31

tUT-
The Health and Business of Pittsburgh.

PIrTsBuRGF, MOnosy, Juy %
There Is at present n' Cholera among as, and
the city il generally healthy
The river continues low, which causes almost sus'
pension Of Navigation The water IN the Pennsy vsns
Canal Is also very low business affairs extremely
dull There il 10 general news of interest stirring
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-31

AcoiDEsr "A young man named Michael >co''
while at work at the Government works on s'~'sa
leland had his hands dreadfuly mutilsied yesterday
while employed with Piiedrivips msehine. II ~s'
his duty to overhaul the fall which lifts the weight and
in doing % allowed bis hands 10 pass near the olocs
that they drawn In through the sh-sne the s'essi
engine having been started ahead he ~. Kindly cared
for By Major D-lst,d OF the Engineer Department
rendered every assistance In his power 70 relieve tss
sufferer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-31

Tr,I GOVERNOR OF CALIFORNIA Some inquiry
his arisen. the arrival OF the Crsscest City, on
Of the in;. hgence that Gen Riley "a the SCI
ing Governor OF California and Gen ?. Smith, Is
wa previously supposed by mos, people II scenic
| that Maj Gen. Smith commands the whole PAeuic
Military Divisos. which includes Oregon Brig Gen.
R.y commands in the District Of California and he
ing such exercises the functions OF civil Governor
he states in hi. proclamation which published .st
SATURDAY by virtue Of the Mexican laws and OF the
.irue ions OF the War Department Gen smiths odee
Is merely a military one. while that Of Gen. Riley
thoush be i inferior TO Gen. : in military ranks
civil also In that civil cspsoity we understand him 70
De independent Of Gen snd responsible directly TO
the authorities ~ Washington
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-31

sHrT Y0yE EYEs ASD rSY WHAT HEAVEN WILL $3.50
voc So hey say % chi tfen when about give bsm
Physc oa here sre mary grown fox. who Voluntarily
s11i heir eyes and whatever ofefed them a. my
price We recommend his class u persons, when itsy
superb pair Of Boots or patent esher oaitsrs 70
and what cheapus.s al JosEs,. 10 AED-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-31

eArdrs- .ss = ,8ul,s =. i,isrnsnts 2 Greenwooc
ard ether Brooklyn grounds from Ne"'iork Aaa
other places were -
Gas LroHr-Ahous the middle Of Auzastths
rry Of 5rOoslya VII PrCbsaly g lighted with gs'-
About rne niles of pipe have already ben lsd shout
2,50o posts erected and ID men are employed EPoo
the work 81 tie present tine
ATTFNpr A. SricfuE A nRo named Move.
resident q Ne~Yors s--rpie6 - commit suicide ~
culung h. h-oal A. 81 ttsEr-.t vile l.borng z1cef
t-ul1orarv insanity frc-r-c 1T nt- prrArc- Fort1n
a. " be 5id not sacc=~d r si4i1g hlmseL His ~01nd
seEed and b. : tu.nF wei
PoLlcE COrzr-Ir co1sec1eucs OF he Illness o. JUS
re- k1F Jus-ce Truman >ih uAs occupied 51siy y>s-
irrd-y II s-rdax and rispo.ns u AZ .nnu l-rsc .
clsrfrr u sunday ir1nkarcs. WHO Nth weec faces.
scs ives srd bloody persons were arrsisr-t ~ trer
tur-. cane ugoo hs chsrGes preferred Notang Of any
ssnerH. interest occurred. to~ev-r
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IMPORTANT STArENENrs.-t GOV. A q. Brown,
who Is the Loco Foco candidate for reelection In
the Nth Congressional d strict OF Mississippi,
said IN his speech beto-e the Convention a. Mon
tceo accepting the nomination. that the people vii
he next session both Houses ot Congress pass
the Winot Provl.o and Will see that document sisHed
~ S1afhfru Prssidsrf such was the opinion OF esd
ng Wing. 10 Ns-issipp With whom be had conver.ed'
such he knew 20 be universal opinion ~ Washing
ton and such the opni OF every intelligent man
y 10 was vel informed the subject
GOV Brown further stated that he " hst had per
.ona al conversation with Gen Cas- since the election
and that Gen Csss then ssid unequivocsly that he
never would have subscribed O. the doctrines OF the
Wnmot Pro,l.o. and that he could not perceive how
any man could believe that he would after having read
n. Nicholson bitter
GOV Brown also said that Michigan would nos' p-ob
ably instruct her ~rnsfors % vote tor the flmo'
proviso and that before Gen Case would carry o1t M
ta.f-tctions he would resign biz scat n the senate
Tn..e sre most important -fsts lnents made - one
ihe most reliable AMI intel CERT g'ntrmsn in Ms
-i..ipli The people of the S-uth sil no" SOC "nH
hey ha'e gained by the election % sucn poluci7ns Al
TAILOR snd Fillmore over such patriotic Statesmen ~
ca. and Butler Mobile Ala Register.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-31

NEs. ALrSA~DEs HA~LTos a very superior De-.
gurueotype Hkeness Of this venerable ard respected
.aay iAEea by BsAor At Washington In Mach iast, may
be seen ,sih many other ladies' and gentlemen of di.-
unctioui 4. b.. Gallery. EOS and ~ Broadway corner
of F4ltou-.f
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Praxre.. Of the ChoIera.

BUFFALO. Monday, July 30.
There were l6l cases aud % deaths Tor the lsst
a. hours