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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-24

INTERESTING DIVORCE CASE AT NEw ORLEANS
few days since, Judge Canon, of the Second
District Court rendered his decision in the OF ano
Louisa Green Va VIM Brand. her husband The par
Ties are well known in this city. The marriage took
place in New Orleans. the 18th OF March. 1893 aud
created grs at noise at the time grand cbarvari
was inflicted upon Il newly weddpd pair In which
many Of our most distinguished citizens participated
The lady had been the goverDsss in the family Of the
hui band who was widowcr with several children and
who many years older than his bride. III. parties
afterwards travelled in Europe, and tho husbands
duct rau cd much scandal In American circles. The
plaintiff claimed divorce in thu present suit on the
ground of exercises and cruel and brutal
wards her the part Of her husband The testimony
made out strong case for her IL proved that he
subject 10 violent fits o! passi that hs had skxn-
dcred and calum nated his vile publicly privately;
that Oh several occakiunB at Biloxi Mississippi at
Paris. and Mt Florence. Italy. he had behaved In
outrageous manner even striking his wife. aad
splitting in bcr face In the presepce of many be-
sides addressDg hcrletter- ched In the obscene
language and containing scaDdsous charges II was
proved also that be had repeatedly tbrest med cut
on her and aud swore he would poison her,
aud kept arsenic In hs chamber Tor that purpose Mr.
brand Is living In Kentucky. r. Grims was app0iut-d
curator al koc to defend bim No children we're Urn
fiom the marriage. The plaintiff has not lived with
her husband for three four years pat The court
Jcceed "a separation from brd and board defendant to
pay the cots Of suit After the lapse of time
In TccoDcilaton occurs this decree under he
laws Of this state becomes " divorce from the
bonds 81 matrmony. A. ficnnen counsel Tor the
plaintiff N q Dcho, June Q.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-24

CoErLAGRATIoY AT CONCORD, Mass.--The Court
House ai Concord was burnt last night, between
~ and o'clock. together with a dwelling house which
stood adjoining owned by John s. Reyes. Esq and
y.rai out bulldogs Tho records, uudcrsta I'd we're
nearly all favd and also the papers in the County
Trs.urSr's ONCE The fire originated In the lower
story under thu stairs Scarcely doubt exits that il
VA the work q an inecndisry aud hear suspicion
faiir upon an iri,bman who has been much e1aspera
I'D by an Indictment for selling liquor without license
The ourt house wa built in lI1l The cost o! the
buiidirs was ea's5 Of which the town contributed
EltV besd's the land on which IL stood The loss IL
assrous Vne lei Concord IN IL may terminate "a dis
Gu tiob for ~ nae time carried to the axpeaicncy
Of renewing the court TO ambridee or Lowell The
county has ust com piet.d e-yapt SQUIRT house al
Lat Csnbidgc. at cost Of SO $40 900 and With
d. bt If more than 400 GEO. will hardly attempt 10
build at LobcOrd.-Be,fon Trarlsr. June ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-24

or BoAHp BARr ,Mr11o.
UAlpoR ov RIO DE L-. ,,.o' NAV o 1910

Or BoAHp BARr .,v.,,o
HANSON o. RIO DE j. .rlso, May 0. ls4e
The bark Palmetto CO, ain Croker belonging TO,
end having on boar. the Greenwich and California
Mining and fading Company forty-two in number,
w. @ Wood. President. arrived here on Wednesday,
May 2. in Hfty-6ve days from New York.
Excellent health has been preserved during the pas
cage sickness being the only illness suffered by any
Of us.
There several vessels bound for California now
- this haIbor from the United States; among them,
the bark St Mary. of New York; brig Cameo OF Bos-
ton; and ships Clarissa Perkins aud MarnIIon Of Now
York The st Mary. during severe gale in the har-
Dor on Monday night. dragged her anchors and went
sphore Q reef Of rocks carried away her keel aud
Yudder lost her anchors, and sprung her mainmast.
She will not be dy for before six weeks There
wse some difficulty with The captain and passengers,
which resulted in discharge II the captain Reese
The Of the vessel has been given to the for
msr FIRST Some doubts exist to her leuv-
ing this port for CALIFORNIA;: il ia rumored she will b.
the line completely dismast@d and otherwise in
jprd II il estimated that not less than $4,000 will
repair her. 1t H. reported that Cal urnia ship from
New York. driven Ashore 200 leagues below here,
and entirely wrecked four Of her and
only escaping death. Her name the number Of her
parse ayers l. not known
Intelligence was received here on Wednesday last
that he hhp George Washington, from New York ia
california had put in to st. tatherine's leland and
her passengers had difficulty with the residents
taking possession Of the hotels and public. houses
Firing was exchanged resulting In the death Of five
Of 10 natives and two of the ships men, This caused
q blockade OF the place French vessel sale 4
from here for there. on TIE receipt Of the news.
PS. ship has just arrived. dislnasted. bark wa
seen yesterday, dismssted of Cape Frio.-Nsmes no;
known.
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Maritime INTELLIGE NCE .
Cleared.

Cleared.
Assss1 cs 'fs
r%,.a SSs1 Grsus Co ososS. ns hca
o. bud Charleston s spsssrd Files
.sas:,t Hyns . Deriny Rio !,s.rG Allen Pax
Schultz s's:sss w:s; 1%rasSrs s .nf
ias. a assa'' Dr'ss' Thompson Freeman Bath
bss @ sE'ss%sssa ss
!sa' 9fs;asEs sl''
sss s5y,. sn
renee Riehm,nd Mailer Lord Ira Biis. Dsarborn, Nor
SurS Eso "1c wdsn
Me- SoFa HsSss
scO ss Ai td
Arrived.
stsam.hip Tennessee Collins, Savannah. June 20, Pm,
siesnship cTsscslt Gsy seddars chasres New Orleans
E: IT, S. sses.assd SINAI: snip
Ne. blue win, as
Slip Cancel shsTs ood Charleston days. with cotton.
had rss %a,s
I: d Vi. ss a NJ,
sy 5 ss~ Ported n "a aS x4
ton co.s hsnse for Liysrpoo i7.h inst lat Al g. spoke
ship COur T. WOLFE from Rlo DC Ianisro May H. with
$500 bags cohee, 10 Andrew Foster Sons Sailed In
paDy with Br brig bound Falmouth. Lat ~ ~,
Bark Polka, Lawrence from Arecbo PR, sth June, with
sugar &C., to hesmth Walsh Lett British brig Ma ria,
II from st Thomas for England ~ d. Nay
lat - 49, Ion III 20 the outward picked
Of rem OIL marked Toger june 18th lat s. long 70 80
passed Syanish bark Madusa, steering east; 2st,
day PM Barnegat bearing north 30 miles, exchange
signals with bark bound touth.
Br brig Integrity, Stevenson, Bremen, IS days. in ballast
ana passengers.
sugar Aid moasrcs 10 Sanford. juno 10 lat IS 49, Ion
rs 30 sp"hs sehr Harvest from Boston for IL
sthr Aurora BVresly, Hutton, Richmond days
Sehr Perseverance, boburn, New London, with stone for
Philadelphia
1871 Ion ~ & spoke bark Mary smith, Fo1ana, from Ma
sthr IhuIer Pencil Richmond, days. mdsc Mulllar
L I'd.
schr J ) White, Miilett, Baitimcr' days.
Schr e. Brown, Brown, Virginia, = days
SER J w Caulduck, N, sker. Nc, days.
Sehr Corconder, subartn, NJ, days Mitchell.
Schr South a, Dina Davis Nc, = days.
schr Eliza ; Foun ain, Virginia days
schr Pumrsro Bedell Baltimore days. Indse 10 sarses
ClcarmaL Il Co.
sehr Edeuhurg, Decker. Virginia. days
Sclr Mary Peek, Rowland. virginia
sehr Mary Ann, Ns.ber, Virginia.
ResOVv.
shin Eliza Caroline, from Liverpool.
Ship Csrnatic, sQavre.
BARK Deyopia beard, Bristrl Aprl a. win railroad lrup
and rassrf gers TO order
Barb Imogone, Bach, Trieste.
Br haik caroline, from Bremen;
Also. erigs.
Ms,ii nd NEW.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-24

FIRE IN WBITEuALL-SUDpEy DEATu--Just be-
fore going to press we received the following sad
Intelligence rom htehsll:--
About ! a a fire die covered In tho barn of
the linton Hotel which rapidly communicated to the
adjoining buildings The old Hotel the Clinton is
heap Of ruins Several other buildings are con-
suned oi value and Importance to the business Of the
town
The bridge at The mouth Of the creek is also burned
Afo the stores 81 Burdett. liquor dealer; j. H. H.
Pspke, dry goods; Russigur, liquor dealer; d. J.
Wright druggist: 7. Schuyler, barber. Both our
pribtirg prsssss are destroyed J. c. Parhe and j. II
Boyle who lose the stores and Offices ured; aud
mot Of these occupying the Clinton House in
sm.d
IN the mdst of this calamity. whitehall mourns the
loss Of an sstimsblp citizen Mr. H. Allen "A merchant
OF this place who dropped down dead the door
Dis sioie When ON his ~ay 10 the hrc.ai1aiy Ertains
.Je4yrGl June 90.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-24
Interesting Statistics from California.

IFrom the Washington Republic. juno %
We publith below two official documents from the
Collector at San Francitco. showing the number Of
arrived there bctw the LIST Of October
184S and the 3st Of March 1s49 in foreign and Ame-
rc8D vessels. Also the amount Of gold exported in
foreign and American els and Tho value Of goods
entered ~ the custom-house IL will DO that emf
grants ore focking into California from oil parts OF
the habitablc globe "A yet, the foreign emigration
seems to have outnumber~d the American; but IL must
be borne in mind that this statement only includes
Americans who arrived there by 1t does not
brace The numerous companies that have crossed the
H'aries or gone by the Rio Grande, other routes
through Mexico.
The whole number Of emigrants arrived by Sea b.
twstn the times specified IL i33.
The amount OF gold exported during the Pc
riod. $2s6ST12
$1USg.2S1
Number IF Persons ayririne from Foreign Perss Foreign
TtsseIs from October S4S Ia the 3ls Marck 1S49 at
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MsiJian--Nihd
acrsio a,ar,". Correspondence,

rurL.prirn,A, June IS PM.-Arr snip Lucas Outer
.on d. seatherng, Baker, do Sea Bird Wa6ufn Nam
.eP Pos d.. ssSs%s
SsT S%ss SS Mary casp j"ps SCr9s s
ien f. r, N Bost.n; Thomas, ballet from Lasuyra;
tlearesbrs Ssior Eestlano, Wells West Indies: schrs
Ottoman Gnnn Boston. hunter Rayner, New aven Mary
ksli.i tBr' J.hnson, So Johns, NIB; steamer Pease
Miscellaneous.
LrrrEa BAGs Of Cambria for Halifax and lvcr
POL, WI sS,s At hs Ineh,es. Nsadins Rom, tz IN
L., Litter lss '%r chagrs, Panapa Valparaiso Lima Cal
at tho above office on Thu'sday, June %.
Tar scns saNT aEshnarn Of Snow Ill Ma !bofore
Newport r erairs af er wieh she viii be saS n. a"e
toni Of the proceeds to to the party who CO.
report, Fl, LAT 4, 49, Ion q IS las 81. a 81
eal "a Il , ss' NcanI from sse Sss,waF shcp
NM b,ns TO- sr,d hsavy SEA, which carried "a, fers-
tnd on tr damage
sTrwRrcS-A new schr from Clayton commanded by
ttp Wst ian a. ast the Ter AZ lninans wharf at Dam
kecI h,r Ire m slLking.
srpCAtv, rr FORMERLY Of Boston but for some years
VIA inf,or boen taken from the whang feet
ana ht,ipgfor California.
Whaicmen.
A. Rio Iarero. Nay H. snips Adeuo Gibbs, weeks, %
~ repairing Hannibal, Canning, tsmasod before
AZ Mani roba Isaac Hicks. Nj, clean. for Japan Sea,
2sh Nov Eng ard do, eiur fr do sqh H. zen stot' do
80 biz 10Th, katherine Nj GO bbls, ~ permj for Japan
% hat he New Fns s hsi !, r o fSb y
and hs Ban The e. ca se ,sI hso r?nly 20 w
sh Neg le.lppd and would sail Tor JepAn
AR 81 II".esl" Jan r. Marrare. ralc. Of Ne. port %
Gay, r. New Zealand, oil an 81, Marx scott iars SR
r Ear vni 'saaS si.s, ki0 NJ sean; II 1sSs'h
Ado, ksA JAs tcs.erLa Lss Cegt wes, Iof, ~ No.
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$1,0s0,S0l IS
Total exported

FoR CALrYoRNIA-Thcre is hardly man on the
island at the present time, of snifable age, who
SO~s not wish to go to California About three hun-
arsd person, told. have applied to Captain
MOrss Of tie bark Sarah fer opportunity to 20 in
that vessel She will take 60 65 out Of the number
The ship s lendd will probably carry from 90 to 70
men; and the difficulty will be to make selection
from double that number who xious to 10 In her
Our Tisbury friends now building q vessel for
California. and the Cbmarkprs will have q brig Of
their own IL they cannot embark In the Splendid.
Another large ,hip could undoubtedly procure good
d~t. rr,iDed to go it,n neck or nothing -Edcar.
ic~n Vineyard Gdscite
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PnsseMgern Arrivcd.

mANA0CIH--Br9 Ncusitas-JOin " Waite.
IlyEkroUr~-Ship Columbus-Hr VIM Tyfa lady, three
children, ana two servants; Mr. r, re Ngnynaa Mr.,
stokes Miss Stokes Mrs Dukes Master Duke aud SERVANT
faye, Alex Clcndenin apothecary, Hol seli VII
son, surgeon.
RIO ~ JAsytRo-slip Courier Robt Bread we'll, o G
Morris, kJa, Edward kcgc, q Braulhsli, and VIZ,
Ifati.
sAvAsStu--S ship Tcnncssce--Nr and Yrs W Bond
Savanna; Mr. and Mrs nd. Misses aud nd Masoa;
Locke Mrs Locke and servant, Locke savanna; Mrs
r.ck ard two children, Mas REX Marou u Fuller, Mrs
Fuller and two children, Mr. Wood. Mrs 4 y Wvni ga
vanta; Mrs Freeman haeon Miss Csyiar u W rus-
dick Mrs fOsdick, i'll and servant Mrs q IIardiag
VAS Iely savanna: Mrs lift. two children aud servant
Mobile; u III ovdi M Mrs Woodruff Stewart
ock Aaron Moses New York. y q Dana Savsnnr q n.
Cater, New 0rlenn Aica. Coving'on, La; q Arno i
ban OILS, thih.rn " q Robbins, Nozzle; Mr C,sn-
der olun bus; Els, Afrsa Bul Mobile; iI FskeA
Weimorc Alex Harris. savanna; l. Eden, y Unsor
hcbsi ItfA Rogers, krUJkyD aud 10 ia tho stesrsOa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-24

v. :. MINISTER 10 NAPI.Es The Baton Rouge,
ia coresp0rdeDtO the New Orleans Deita. VI tne
10Th Instant writing under date cf the 18th instant,
Gays - have just learned that Judge thiun of West
baton Rouge has rec,i private f@tter from Gen
Taylor Offering aim the appointment ~ Charge to Ma
pies lie will leave here Ia fo~ weeks for Wasbiog.
ton accompanied by Mt Alexander Barrow, whom he
has tylected as his private scsretary
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-24

UoERiRIE SUSPICION The Cincinnati Com
mo,iof ii the 18th inst, spesklDg Of the speedy
buai Of thsse Who die of eholers ia that city says:
- he body of victim uf cholera va. placed IN the
vault IL oLe 81 our grh,ey where II remained about
twenty fur honrs. when ia III. presence Ut friend,
aha ,lai,es 10 IA taken out for burial Some ~ the
relatives defining 10 lOuk upou the form
81 the dccs ed. the coi0 was opened ny the sexton
md awful TO behold Oh. T. aturos " the corpse
iouhu to be hd' ouSy distorted bis sbruud toru aud
Dir tnpeis vhicl were between bis teeth bitten aud
Enaa,o To the very bone IN r.rpcctabiiy Of the
tturce from which W. derive ON information ~ 1T
az, tuiic, nj 10 fearful ~ Nsvn ~ entertain
hVrri ble yet doub iul su~p icion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-24

SPLENDID METEoR.-A meteor, brighter than the
planet Venus, was seen by Mr. Bond, from the
observatory, at cambridge On Sunday evening June
IL NJ On l2m it, middle courrs which Wa withou,
apparent curvature. bore about east At rs. the me-
t,or seen III the right shoulder Of Antinous near
the star tia Aquil1 II then brig hter that
siar oi The iib magnitude increased gradually during
H.. trtt bali Of its visible during the
part very rapidly pa,ipg over about 10 drgrss. ani
hiding iIm The sight near the star Epsilon the Doll
php. " hen near The apparent termination OF It's
course. large fragment d. tached thrown Oft,
Witch s,,m,d at INST just to lag behind for
NJ III, to k'e pace with the principal mas Other
snulitr fragments were also separated which I'll
lived In The train The color white slightly
tirg'd with orange, and II ressmbed ulass .f in
ttm.ly heated iron All the npp,s rauoes salts
factorliy detcrmined.- Boston T,au.i!er, June Il.
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Married.

On the 18th inst. at Veteran, Chcmupg county, New
York, by the Rev. e c. Carr, JAMES l.. WooDs, ia
SUSAN daughter Of VIM Van Duzsn.
On the 23d June. by the Rev Mr. Wood, Mr.. C..
BUscH Of Sweden, to Miss VicIoRiss LIMP Of New
Haven.
New Haven papers please oopy]
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-24

LIMBS or GOVERNOR CRrrrrNpEv.'- Some pain
iul ~ loits concerning the Illness OF Gov. Crtten-
drb we're Ia eucuntop here Saturday svsnpg aud
.'shrday We understand hat he hal very -.ver-
ta' = cholera m'n bus bat r'Joieed ~ learn
hat athUt gb bs situation at OK re- ooy
cii''s yet who the stage lett Frankfort eick
JestciO8y morning. he wa considered out of ispger
Avnl,tIi.t Lkgl l0niitri Jahe ID
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-24

The negro Shutter convicted since at Buff
falo. N. y for the murder of q white man named
Brush, Is to be executed the 10th day Of August
next.
There 81 deaths in Baltimore for the week end
ing the 18th inst.
William Baker has been arrested At Cincinnati for
robbipg the mail.
The thermometer in Boston, at noon on Wednesday,
stood at s2ts degs.
The Legislature Of New Hampshire, on Thursday,
through Gev Dinsmore presented TO Gen. Pierce a
hand, sword In consideration Of his gallant SER
vices IN the Mexican war.
william Cochran dropped dead at wsltham, Mass,
on 1hursday. and another man at Needham, Mass,
from drinking cold water
There rs deaths In Boston, for the week ending
the I'D inst.
Charles Grow was killed ut Summit, N. Y, on the
18th int, by tree falling upon him
DR.. G. NJ. Wright wss shot, at Otturnws Iowa on
the 81 inst by Reuben Ross. Tho murderer was ar.
rested.
The wife Of the Rev Thomas J. Burrows who was
D. Bthop, has since bis scquitta become insane, aud
IL nov an inmate Of the Mary land insaae Hospital.
The Rev. w. D. Tappan, who died at Boston q few
days since had an insurance of So 900 upon his life,
which expired two days before he died
VOL, mt bail storm urred> y few days siuce In
the northern part of Pennsylvania and some of the
hail stones were raid TO be Us large Il man g fist. ~
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Passengcrs smiled.

ifVbh rNo-Packet rhip C0nsfitu,iou-ir rai Mrs rav
thts children an two Boston; James al, 81 Xt.;
IA ~" stTl, London; Mr. hcCoy Alabama; Tn5nas Erbr
bos,oh Thomas Brwp, New lorh; n eh pb I'd Bosto1:
w sb'yl sId doj Mr. shsIbard. dc jams n Facuper new
RI hr Rogers Brcc.Lb Brvs nile, iItktn G,as-
n.us, ship Clay.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-24

OUTRAGE in MARION CoUHrY, FLoRmA.--Our
readers will learn with regret ltyc Intelligence OF
Abs brutal attack upon MIR Madison Of Marion county
We underttand The caure to have been this:Nr Msdi-
son and Dr. Is. NJ byrne riding together past the
plantation Uf BurlesuD aud witnessed som. inhunan
ar sin.Dt # the field bnbd by himself nnd his
seer, Meadows he bruter had actually caused a wo
man to be torn in pecee BY their dogs Buiieson and
k adows Afterwards indicted tor this cruelty by
the grand jury OF their county. and to have
solved upon revenge They accordingly wa,laid MIR
madison near Orange Springs he riding hoUe
attended by astngr ser'ant ellod him 10 the ground
WIN cub; stabb him ia several places aud lett hun
Tor otsd The tortght escsp4l and procured a.-sis-
tsnce MI Nadisop Hfterw d. revived sufficiently
make depoei,iop before ra2irtrate. bu. reia pscd
INTO inioBNbiliiy. aud IL expected live. Ills
thul var bsctnI ia three places from Of which
the BRAIN pioh uucd - Ja,kscnriHc tis) Nc,es June D
TORNADO 1T MEMmus. TcHN.--A very violent
t'oin lasttd over ih's cry yesterday Several
is" ats were funk at The landing. the cabin of the
sz'" cli. bcat Tor Rsie as WHAT boat blown
eh IN TIE rNer The rUoi OF the asing theatre was
ernohr IN ahd lh" cabin hcaLerei In lircea By the
tmpsti The fno ut the grocery and commission house
Oh 10 iiaNIy W. crushed the ffOns OK Mr. Nee
bs Dry RUods ttOTr. corner Of Front Row and TX.
change square was blown down; the r0nf a the fine
be ok on ychaDge Square dam .gel; the bsyos
vat nli,d To overlooking IN places, largo nam.
hr ~ ire,s were blown down; sbls cnds went 10 the
tboupd Say lights lii,d aud paDes OF glass innu-
m'tbbi" were shattered We bai yoang tornado and
pla.t d,.ry ala aud extiayasiht pruuig- AfsaD,s
t1inS) Logic, JHns ii.
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Enesr Of Persons .frriring in american Vcsl from
Ocf0b'r 1 1S48, March 81, 1870
From the United States ...... 800
g. H HARRISON. Collector
Custsm House, San Francisco "a April l. lSi9.
vsx~ Of COsds entered ct the Part Of San Francisco Cs
Jernis from Octotsr 1. 1S4S, to March 81, 1919
Duitable. ...................... (99y.2 S1 SO
Free. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90 $40 So
$1,0s9,S01 IS
6Ssent Of Cod szperfsd fros, tie Port of Sen F}on
eises, FROM October !, lS4S, to 3lSf March, 1910.
Ounces Amount.
In foreign vessels 1lo7MH $ls63712
American vessels COS33 973 92S
Total exported I7.oTh 2,Sl2 90
REMARks.-Estimated value at this port at SIG per
ounce, Troy
@ H. HARRISON. Collector.
Custom House, Port San Francisco, April l, lSi9
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-09-17

bat now. BY nigh;
ing in the sky, to q. ser
ing away At Your zee
flowing there's ultil ].
the SchuyIltin yonaAs q
hills, far, fur, ] efds
sky. Oh, 4 IS D BEG
But not OF the Whi
the massive mound
slieeted Sch, efI
- issasayl 80 sf7s 4 - i7I-.-I<
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-01-03

ITsANDS' sARSAPARII.LA.-This valus-
bic medicine combines the mos, salutalary pro-
auctions, the most potent simplcs n the vegetable
kingdom. Iis unprecedented surccss in the res.
ioraiion Of health 10 those who had long pinned
under the most distressing chronic maladies, has
given il an GRATED character, furnishing, asit ocs
evidence Of lie own intrinsic value, and recon-
mendng 10 to the afflicted in terms The afflicted
only esn know. II has long heen most important
desidestum in the practice Of medicine 10 obtain
a remedy similar TO ihis--one that would act on
the live. stomach and bowels. with all the pre-
cision and potency Of mineral preparations, yet
wHnUursny or rusir dcletvrIuur snrrts uIE,u STR
vital powers 81 the system. Eruriions in al
their vGrioui phases. ulcers Of every hind, rhsu-
mstism, !ivsr diseases. Indigestion, longnoS and
torpidily Of The general system. and many other
complaints. can he rslisssd and sured by ths val
sable combination Of detergent, tonic and apsri-
snt.
Price 81 per bottle. Six hotties for IS.
Prepared and sold by A. b. n ID. SANDS,
Druggists, 100 Fulton street, corner Of William,
New York.
Sold also hy LONG a WEBB. Hillsboroush.
by ALEX. :. WEBB a Co. Clover Garden,
Orange, and BY Druggists generally throughout
the United States.
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III A RRIE d

In the city Of Raleigh, on Tuesday morning
she Goth ultimo, b, ,hc'Rcv. Dnry Lacy, HrSnr
A. BADslA, esq. Attorney at Law, Of Arkansas,
to Miss CorskLil Hrrsr CosBr, youngest
daughter Of Mr.. Dabny Cosby, of Raleigh.
In this county, on Wednesday the 10th ui-
mo, by H. MDaniel, esq, Mr.. IoHy 0'DASIsL
to Miss MILrr Z. MINIS, Daughter Of Mr..
James Minnis.
In this county, on Thursday the 2ls ultimo,
by the Rev. A. g. Hughes, Mr. Eli SHInP 10
Miss FR.Scrs TLrs, daughter Of John Tate, esq.
On Tuesday evening the 18th Of December, by
the Rev. John Burke, Rector of st. James, church.
Baton Rouge, Col. WILLIAM W.LLAcE BLI,s,
of the United States Army, TO Miss ELIzlBErH
Tlrlos, only daughter Of Major General Zacha-
y Taylor, President elect Of the United States.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-01-03

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