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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-06
From Texas.

Atvicss from Galveston 20 the 2i,h ult- have
reached View Oresns. The emisrsais AZ san Anioro
for California had AL gone on, no, ieeming II necessary
20 wal, Tor the protection OF the Government, roops
Gen Wor,hs expedition TO the Gis will sisrt about the
s,h April Several parties Of California bound eirfsas
were met BY Gen. Worth On his journey from san An
tonic 70 LsvscA
c.s,. Of cholera aud some few deaths Capt ROsers
OF the schooner Ocean Wsvs died At ndisnols and MI
Hsn.lsy. Of tie 6ra Of Hsss!ey & Fossr, died Port
lsvAcA
An EFFORT IL shout to be made TO ths ran In
he Colorado River TIE cost 10 estimated az <OOOO.
Five Mrxcsns have BEEN committed TO tns san
An,ouio jail for numbering Junsn Treveas kiwMa
B,uton hss been shot IN the street 81 hun's'" oy
portrait painter named Davis
l~pIAN MOVEMENTS N TSxAs santa Anna the
war chief Of the western bands OF Csrnancnes' nn
gone % forsy into the Mexican settlements west OF
the Rio Grsnds PsysyucA the OLD head Chief of me
Nation lately visited the trading house on the Io"ae'
csnee Greek, with large party OF women ana cni'
dren sho had been let oy the warriors IN his ensrge
while they made the iorsy in Mexico Psysyues 70
ported At the Csmsnches desired remain at peace
With the whites. bat they aim the rsht 10 make war
With Mexico whenever iney please There 10 an sncent
eud be,~een the two nations and the Csnsnehes still
consider themselves rs sovereign power. having -
ample rs 1T make pssce az eher Mexico or the
United states. Twill be Ia vain to expect item 10 re-
spsct the treaty Mexico and the Uoises states
any more than Texas Will respect the Pretoeo~ un
les. they are comp, He'd retire from the valley OF the
Rio Grsnde by the military ssrrtsons
We regret 20 learn that snail band OF hostile In
isns has s,ey sppesred the frontier OF Esnnin Co
and that rumor prevailed there ina, i've men have
been murdered ~ them ssvers horses ss' have been
stolen from tia, section. The B5shdT tdreyf'r states
that I. Is supposed these Indians are Shs~nses, VINO
have been excited tn revenge the murder ~ two OF
tni. tribe who killed few months since on the
Surth ulphur Greek The Saasnees have hitherto
been very frieud ). AMI il Il 70 be deeply regretted
hey have excited % hostes by tne ouueses OF
rsnczats whites Houston Telegraph. I'D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-06

From Nsw-BRuyswIcK.-P from 81 John
have he-n received to the ~ inst The prnciPsi toc
~ intsrest Ia the bill for constructing hA~sy Ho
=, John 70 Shedisc which has been rcJectsd oy INC
as.embly |, seems however. TO possess the isNoI o'
the community In geoersl-saordins railway eomul.'
oi.,ion between ST. John and Quebec; thus augment.
ms the commercial importance OF tbs former Psce.
~s. onposcd In the Assembly BY several innueuHa'
sbsf, on the ground that the Province ought no. 70
hssr the whole expense Of its contradiction eeuos
~ ,h citizens of ST. John had been called TO consdsr
,ns .ub;ec, Intelligence had been received rom hs,l'
sx ,hs, resolution had passed the House oil Assembly
10 msiorty Of 26 W l3 guaranteeing the pay men' Oh
800 O annually toward defrayins the interes OF 'osn
80 ,hs p.lifax and @ iebec Railway VU from tne
ssrsr.l revenues and 600 By assessment N me ei
~ usnfsx-.proyided Great Britain New-bruns~eA
Csnsaa Guarantee their respective quotas Tor
aar A serious snow avalanche occurred =.
m.vfsr an the oath nit mass OF snow ana 700 $40
t,,n al, slous OF the hill at York Redoaet upon M
tn. Rszsy's house, which wss s!tusted 1eo~ oufy
n md wrenchng |, from the foundation 10 ,ae noI'e
e "s.n, in the cradle was smo,hsred 70 DEAN an on
or child vas so severely crushed that s
.u.s,sd and Mr. Barely himsef received eoonoesee
,.,pyv 4 siri and boy who hsppened 70 DC OUTSIDE
-srs forced by the driving sss into tns sea ous nc
r.ssned the land; the latter however sscsPoe nss
roc,y hsyins On arm broken 10 The scramo'e '0' ~
ufs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-06
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
RHODE ISLAND ELECTION.

y T,t4raphl Providence thursday Ap'ho'
We bavethe returns from all the towns with the
,eption Of New -Shorehsm, which give the fol.
wing result
bopy Wig sacs.t. Leo Harms Zee Sol sesefms
5O0J 2s)j 900 l<o
YoR coNcREss-gAsrERS DISTRICT
Compute Rstsrns
T.. WIZ Brown Loo Boydsu Free Col Scattering
1905 40 zV%
FOR cONGREss-wEsTghN DISTRICT
ConDi,te nth III. excep,ioH Of Me- ShOrthnm.
.,ro,n Wig Tbar,ton Loco Hall F'-e Sol Scattering
1922 2,O07 l6l %
Probably no choice by the people.
GENERAL Administering Wings 10, Loco
Focos l2--l yet TO hear from.
House n Representat'res.-Whis 49, Loco Z o.
COS 81, Free Soil ID no choice yet TO hear
from.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-06

APPoIsTMEETs.--ltw was currently reported last
evening that Rodney Wilbur Esq had received the sp
ponsment Of Postmaster Of Newark, N. }. It's under
stood that Alvsh sherman, Of Clinton Township. In
this Comfy has been appointed u s. Marshal for this
State. Eagle.
Docrok DIcK.--A Canada paper says that DR..
Dick, wboss works are familiar 70 90 many In this
country; sy expressed his intsnton Of visiuns tho
Dics las nss stves residing 10 Canada, one Of whom
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-06
Cabinet Appointments.

The Coulter and Enquirer has the IoIIoWInS'
WASHINGTON. April 4, lsi9.
In Cabinet Council to-day the following appoint.
mepts were made p sken Smith, Collector OF Phiis'
delphia; Ignatius Mudd, Commissioner on Pubic
Buildnss-he 10 the father OF Mr.. Mudd, the hradins
Clerk of the House. who was a very active Taylor
man during the campaign Thos. Fitman, Warden oil
the District Pententiary He 10 an lrishman ne was
decided in his hatred Of Polk for giving up og A. srd
M spnoiptment /, like wormwood TO the Wings OF
Washington but IL plesses the Irish Il neu'razes inc
Native nomina alton of Sken Smith Having waited 10
hear from Connecticut, the Administration are now
going to work.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-06

I,nrAs AGrSr.-Tbe Washington Hhig says ::
. 70, charles N Hand OF Missouri, wm yesterday sP-
poiussd Indian agent "a the sscs and Foxes ne
pstivs Of Worcester County Nd. and 10 quite young
nan He LEI, Maryland four years age and has ceen
engaged 10 probable ssassss ct wsr'av' u A''
sopU'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-06

PORTLAND CITY ELEcrios.-The Charter Elec-
don 10 Portland Ne. resulted In no choice OF Mayor,
Clspp the Loco Foco candidate receiving l0li votes
Cshoon Wing, 957, and scattering %.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-06

EpuRAIM g. seuIER of York, TO De Chsrse
a.ars. of the United States to the Republic OF Qua
AIrxANpxs RAMsRY OF ia. to be Governor OF me
Territory OF Minnesota, In the place OF Wiiism ren'
min etou declined
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-06
WILLIAMSBURG AFFAIR:

n John Lsrge's wheelwHght snop ~ :.
hansburgh was destroyed by fire on Iue''Sy hs''
Loss t3sO 10 400; insurance 800.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-06

~ WATTS SHERNAs of Albany refuses TO run
a. candidate for Mayor unless both sections
of the party will unite upon him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-06

r. Hon. THos. l.. CLISGMAN is announced as
candidate for reelection to Congress from the Isl
District OF North Carolina
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-06

" The OnoiaskG, the hrst oos' COM
Of the ak With which the new WILLIAMSBURG" '',.'
Company begin on the la Of May, was tr'ea On 'uo
Esss River on Tuesday. and made good appearance
her engine and model are Of the finest ciass
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-06

~ The steamship Unicorn was taken nom
the ship yard where abe has been repairing A'0una "
the Cunsrd wharf, In Jersey City, on SATURDAY nc
he 10 receiving coal. &C preparatory 70 nef
for San Francisco, on the 10th instant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-06
BROOKLYN.

" ELISHA w. HISMAS mot William Human
- erroueously stated In The h'eH'D I" wing
ah.,. o. Alderman In the IIId Ward Of Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-06
rY. The Inteilgencer publishes the following

~
note from the State Department at washington
"Informstion has been received from !onn blsck
Vac Consu of the United States tho City OF Mexico
thai Arnold Turner of Great Darlington, mass one OF
Capt. Hutton's company of emigranis for California
died the I'd ut. ct San Martin lesmeIucsn cc'~cen
shs cit,es of Mexico and Pueba. Mr. Turner's pass
port granted by the Mexican Vice Consul at New iok,
s,ates that he was native of Pine Plains, Newlork
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-06

Hr We learn that Mr.. w. L. MACKENZIE ma
srr,yed In this City from bis recent visit to CANADA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-06
OITY ITEMS.

THVRSDAr ApfH q
srprs,oR CorRr.-Georce ReiSerts W. august
Ferlsy-vcrdict for defendant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-06


Booths msjoriJ-l23, very nearly
From the lid and IVIh Districts we have no
additional returns is the result as To the Legs
lature made any more complete BY the papers re-
ceived this morning. The Neg Rarea RegIstey
says that the second elections, as lar as heard
from. are favorable 10 the Locos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-06

or Fswlers a. Wells. Phrensie9ists and
Pubitshers, Cnnlon BAL ~ Nos.osl Lear ~
~ Harvey BurdeiI, ". ID. s1rgie.l snd h.cnso,
g. D-ura; ode and ressdscce Sl brOsdssy corner o.
rnotlfn-sL
xy.rk Water.Cure Esta iiahment.
- a,mrsslon D FIERsOS, cor. u Tuefis-st and
Univ srsiry-pscs-
- Water. Cure.-Dr. FALL roc7ises perenn - IN
CITY ssshtshncoL IS Lsgntsi and a. Oysie'
a,v L. l. sh-re and extensive bQlifnf are LEY
srccied The sumner term viii cota-.se apr ! U-E
80, nr.rticr al.en1ed %. Coos1itsrons - MD In
uo,.s of Iudu.fry and Home for the
RrieodIesa-The Managers Of ms lnstiaLnn NoIo ~
Jrm Iheir friends and ne public tnai tney nsss
,hssy r.w baairf 90 Thi-tns near foufIe-aTenoe 10
h.y- h charge About 70 Il lo- clsss fDf whom
VIZ vnnozs Bat homeless -1ses and desu9is en oIen
A. ,a. n nl,rd "a 10 be Bat .srsp0Tary abode fam IN
vsut OF dorrsrs invited 20 cal q me insn1l -
" esn the ho1rs Of 10 A ~ and scne o. ae ~
are bu fececty IN ne country osen rave ne asuA rcs
800 nd rsconnscdsnors Psucns Wishing 70 sdspt q
nrsns ch,ldrsc nay Asre ana oos 70 uH thsm kees
.ess rssairSd. he charges nsds 70 ssoss srYIy'sS
- ls1tns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-06

SHIP CASAL AROUND IHE FALLS OF ST. MARY
a ,ou, resolution 10 before the Legislature OF
mi. stste urging the importance OF the construction
Of ship canal around The Falls OF ssui Sc MATE -
xres, National work o. the 27Ih inst Mr.. Grswoid
offered sn amendment 10 the preamble, which vas
adopted, AID ordered ensrossed for . third reading
The preamble says the construction Of snip
cana around the Fss Of SAut Ste Marie would greatly
advance the Agricultural and Commercia Interests oil
the Western Ststes b. opening bouodless aeid for
the industry aud enterprise OF the citizens oil seven
states OF this Unon, who vii have sceess TO- and nay
BE- Immediately benefited thereby. II would storc
f.cres for opening the inexsaastee resources OF the
mines and minerals upon Lake Superior yie ding to
the Government N Increased revenue thereby, and
Bringing into market for settlement the large qasnuty
of valuable farming lands in thsf section 40 aso ne
Immense forests Of pines which are becoming Of great
value IL would extend our chip and steamboat ns'
CATION b. adding an extent OF over sixteen nunale
mIles OF n.ysabe coast to that OF tbs lover skes
vhich vculd sfnd Q ready market for the vaGAoi,
tsheries which inexhsussahle upon that AZ "a.
not Exceeded By the Newfoundland asAsres, tns noe
ducstvs of which In sai3 LAKE, sxDodin( dssanee
Of siIty miles, and Which country nela.y ss
Mn ksrdy. hdsss1ons - 0spne1sg popsishoh
pseota v5ss pDo, ~ N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-06
ia Blessed, Blessed and Heavenly Mir.:

~ Whs and Toapees. bArcHELoss hsuy IN
vented WIS and sea 0btsinsc silver modal a. me pni
II he Arx5rican InsduaL- They made Of The hnes
1srs nan snd Of uneaused workmanship, and onsr the
yao-nof v sntag.s u extreme ghtness nstqrs appear
sacs ard durabBly They 20 Ifohe a. 10 defy deee
don The argess Of Wigs ADD Toupoos 10 ne
city c.a b. s1lecsd ioaa BArcHLLoss hsnufsciofy
Wsl.I near Bfosfwsy PhvsIs rooms for suing wixs
Cory he address hBn"sP"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-06
SLAVES FOR CALIFoEsIA.-Ths National E

SLAVES FOR CALIFoRSIA.-The National Ira
says
1--WE are told that several slave droves have been
sen, out from the Ssuth and that individuals a. Vel
a. coupsuee from that section taxing slaves vifh
them One company went through this city few days
since With eight ten slaves We nisy state aso 90
good authority that arrangements are 10 progress u
hi, country Tor the establishment IN Carornis Of
pres to advocate the prosavery de Of the Territorial
question"
The Era sdds. that an And Slavery paper VIII also
shortly be established at san Francisco BY Mr.. Crane
raeeu,ly Of the Richmond SoHiA<rnsr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-06

COCkT OF IONMUN fLtNN'
Rovs,y Sar,rSs Baak-Verdict for defendant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-06

From BURSos AYRu.-We have the BneHo'
Ayves Packet to Jan. 81 but fnd In II no news
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-06
GENERAL NOTICES.
SILK GOODS
LIrDsLEY, CAMERON l. HAYWARD,

|
LIrDsLEY, CAMERON l. HAYWARD,
A FEW DOORS FROM BROADWAY. NETWORK
Rave NOW IN sroas AND Ass CONSTANTLY s~~a'i'"A
SILK AND FANCY DRY GOODS
consisting IN part %
BLACK GRos Ds RHINE, PLAIN, CHAMELEON bkoe"s
AND FIGURED POUR Dc sols SILKS,
PRisTED LAWS, great vaiogy,
PL.Is. PAINTED and sATIs SrsPk BAsEsss,
Six TISSUES q hne assortment,
FsEscH ENGLISH sud scorcH OiSSHA~s.
Satin ard Tsfeia Ribbons, Bombszines
s 40. .oa LIP I.. Thread Gov. ssn and sGi vs.us
Beet Kid do. siis sergss
Gsu'lsr sn,s crsys.., ~ shaw. We. .. 1,a syls s,,,
Ponsse and Bandsnns Hdk6 siik and Linen Fnngos
A very extensive assortment OF WHITE GOODS
LACFs MILLINERY ARTICLES, nc. sc. all Of which
are offered al very low prices, an,
For Cash or approved Credit. m29 lmozn"
" Tho Orange Mouatain Water-Cure Be-
blishment, situated near South Ofanss NewJersoJ,
will he r,6pened for reception Of patients 90 the ss OF May
.od will ~ Kept snonuy open hereafter, Summer and
Winter The estao.hinent has very superior sceomnods
nom, having prysls bstts attached pssniS rooms ho
va ss lhroug Inc moooans and the sc-nefy Of s VI
nty are unsurp by The state The cars VI me
Morris add Esses Rslrosd on which Tho esssoi.amsu y
stusled leave the foot Of Cortland-st N r. 0eocs
A NJ add O'Clock " daily, arriving a. south o,ange
ia sboa, oae hour Letters addressed 10 Dr. c. MEEK
Err Soath Orange. New jersey, win receive attention
mH lmeodlitW'
~ A Blessed, blessed and Heavenly Wira.
Gle Of traries On tbs tlh day OF August 10 Inc yssf
on oar LoId IS4l singular scene occurred 10 tho koyai
Scientific Institution " France The sged, white beaded
bs head hare his oulsreteh-d, bic fsco 70
ii.nt with smiles of scisDe- wss uamphsntI and hs
yoc. with srstnlsory lOno delivered The foo~ibs report
". a.. sstoUsd,d sngau preparation Wbsfs
Y--S -e. .tog Here have prsptston made "a ths Dfn
q os.uaa 2ss Of sap, called Jo'i.s chsms. ssP' 800
cusaeoas sfpp,~h s'rD 's
xe,sm.u n dscoorsd sAs Whsrs VII 70 seq s1d
pos- The negro tas Cf>s ne fso- ma OF
- y..t I'D hs Mar Of he M VEST ias srtef me ar9
-ur- extraordinary poser. % -ssg ysdo~ % do Sefsd can
ars ma. u< 4 MI snd ossgt1aL'
TIE uls JosEss soap 10 sold cny at +S Brosdwsy one
door above WslkeS-s ~ Aooa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-06

GOOD News % u noss n vest Of Issge - scod
" bread JOHN HARPER woaH isfrn he psbh< hes
they can procure every esy q be eshssy, hosseecs
eornss Of Csasoa bsssA following saehs - kD1s
Va. poQpds Family Bfsad tos skilisg
poqa1s epIh bsssd bs a. s11HnG
poupls Hieh RossA Dsea1 ibs - s4n1nG.
poasds Albssy essed fw ons shilhng.
poqnds Rye BsssA for "a psuesl
Also afwsys 90 ba1l = The saDs pleee 0rahen DreoA
rvsssd Breed, end I'll kinds ol cskss end Csaetsss-
JOHN HARPER, % H0ueooN
INV conner Cesoos, NsW-Y0st.
DEFINING iNK.-JdHN B. LI0hfbODf = os-
asnny nasulsemdng md - alvsys o. hand evay DE-
scnpuu Of Printing lax non hs hssc blset md Cososs1
10 News fnks which b wasr1naD eQno 70 ny Sv0 nam
scursd sA q - ow pseo b spl1 b eng reGuss
nonnhenrss Ordsss igvHr1e1 n osanboos q sulFoe1
2 ay IN q - ess.sy' y ssSsshssssss - = =
film Jp~b psisas1 ~ ~ ~. III 80 {
- ~ - sssxSs - ~. %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-06

q New.Ysrk Water-CIre Esta biishment;
vIS oymnAsgn D. RIERsOS, cor of T"sii.s:. soo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-06

~ Harvey BurdeiI, ND. s5rgies sna nscnso .,
% D..-s,' 49, MT I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-06
GENERAL NOTICES.

~ Fsv.ers d Wells, PhrenoisGfsts and
y ssr.her, Clinton Hall. ~ NAsssost Gear '1e rsrf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-06

DUOFlNG-0oodwin wins fsieo. Cemens shssshesg =
1Roof, cheap light and dursble-pfee n e. psv VOC
AID % rough hemloci bos.ts 81 csss Esy fcn o,s =
sine, add vsrrsnIsd Apply 70 . GOODWIN 0:nss.
soos 2S0 feet IS Center q, DsCosss, roof done -
f,r, " W ssLs Aldsvnsn 1vhs ROOT done, - ~,
orsno wichs c. Lly, root docs, lT fssa I'D 1'osSs
NIL M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-06

TN0I.InH R1kAKRAsT COee81.-An
msny yss Of careful stsosios % he tssss q ~ 60
drinking pubsie ws have sueoseesd " decyvenss -
o.iss Tos tho eouv snssDcs u or hieode Se ~ ~
rrssa sls 10 psekssss q 10 possds os Guy osden
closing o. Alled vibaas dsisy ofde.s n9e ~ sose
so sSsnboaI Rasiroad Hgpsees with0st sxuA eeese
mn lms n BLAIR, AT Bsb0o-A ~ 0sees9se
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-07-13

Ppetors OF this well known popular Company
all IN boil
appear Acts
both double
devices osun Comic
srces fromenade Cavalcades, hssquerades, q
ne grand hA or Imperial Persian Chariot drawn by
dren bl NE champion Rensman will
ITS appearance town at lN4 oock NJ nckrboct,
Brass Band,
ionahle modern airs
The
me IN nr Novel Fe ormancesaI others who
gagged by tbs establishment in Europe
af"ts Lardr G. Lee lee
Also attached " this Troupe w be found JJ Nps
OF Negro charaoer R9bt WbUe
Dc6lHsoR COMIC Madam
Foods o.
HdnhtaS celebrates!
81 ldtory
umer Fdnh Pator in
oiiant fftc act yed
Also Master Valtaa Pastor,
For turther Bills Hot SO.
FENlilS Company ia hI
o
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-07-13

The raihJ season -bein cvcr,the wea,h
er issettled. ] bIeeve the heat basn' I
been bsicw SO fora week, which, with
badrpm, bas proyedsfataI to some consti
tushuns. Emigrants Of all kinds and
knntries, keeps pourisg in by land and
water, and the popufashun is very rromis-
cuous We Mexicans keep the upper
hand Of Tue fufrner so far, but II takes
considerable powder and ball. The bot
tie causes good many muses., but the
barrel alus s,Ups 'em. shall probably
ship my pile Cy the Caiiforny next trip;
and II escape the cholera, the injuns
and ihe yaIlar fever, goin through Mexi
co, you may 'spect TO sec ns fore very
aorg, and perhaps sooner.
A DIsBANDED VOLUNTEER.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-07-13
Tie R.d Men ofthe Fore st.

There are many characteristics about
the aborieines OF our country that are
different rom any other people of whom
we have any knowledge, aud bear strong
evidance of a much big her degree ofIntel-
ectual cultivation than they possess al
present Among these is their superior
knowledge of the healing properties OF
plants indigenous TO the soIl-ey which
they are enabled TO subdne and cure the
diseases peculiar TO the country. DR..
Bragg spentmany years on the roniers,
and made il study, TO obtain all The
knowledge they possessed in medicine
and to extract their active prypeftries.
and render themsu agreeable to the pal
ate, that the most sensitive and irritable
stomach can take them without d difficulty.
He has thos been eoahled to present a
medicine thai is safes agreeable and effec
tnal, in removing all the varieties of bill
ious feyer--and other compalnts pecu
liar TO the West and South. Their un
precedented sale is sufficient evidence
. of the healing properties.
See DR.. Bragg's advertisement in ans
other column.
Why is 1t that, notwithstanding the univer
sally conceded excellence Of Sarsaparila as
a remedial Agent, yet none of the numerous
simple Sarsaparila Extracts have long re-
tanned public favorl Is it not, that in the hu
!, man system-that harp of a thousand strings
tile function of no one organ can be de-
ranged without affecting, more or less, other
organs! If so, then it follows, that in almost
all cases of sickness, no simple extract can
be of radical benefit, but compound of varl-
substances, having reference to different or
gems, is necessary. Dr,Guysott's Compound
Extrace OF Yellow Dock and Sarsaparlla
with some other vegetable substances, sup
plies this desideratum. Yellow Dock, de-
tergent and tonic, acts upon the skin and
stomach, Sarsaparilia upon the blood, other
substances upon ether organs, and thus the
whole spstdm is benefited, 1t is entirely
free from mineral substances-safe to take,
mild and easy in its operations, and sure and
speedy in aifording relief.
See advertisement in another column.
~aa 20.-4w.
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Sale Of School Lands

IN Saturday the 2Sth day Of July next
VIII ofier for sale at tie door of the
Court house, the following pieces OF lands
IN township three south Of range twelve
east Jackson township, comprising all
OF sseitgh sixteen 10 said township, viz:
s-4las1t y being the east bali of The
! hor'h cas- quarter, containing eighty
acres and eleven huntrcdlhs, appraised
AZ ak daiIars per acre.
Lot No, =, II being the west half of
the "ortA east quarter, containing eighty
acrss and SIX h'odred ths, appraised at
SIX dotltfs per acre.
lot 10 ., 1t being the east half of the
""''" west quarter containing seventy
"'"o HGfSS '"u ,"'r'y nine hnhdredths,
"PpF".e' a. SIX u''lSrS per acre.
10y 80 a. IT "eiPg 'he west hali OF me
notth west quarter CONTAINING seventy
niue acres ana "a iily eight hnndredths,
aPPtalsed at slA dollars aud fifty cents per
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