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Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-06-06
4 Yankee Trick.

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Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-06-06

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4 corr,.nonacut tbo Cincinnati
Chronicle WRITING ,n Washington.
tolls ,nn fnlr,vtpu .,... pLaut Obio's
t.lE...lnucd Senate,
uVbo r,,vsrLi.lI,.. conceded foci fine
i,r...nI .o.r,l.rr...r,.h.ovorshod
oos fbr r..ln,. .0 ~.u,lor Corwin.
On... .rro,-.I r.nr,..-i....,o in fine ev.
,.uI.,., Lr...f 'rr.n.r.. which en-
.r.,. In,.i,.ll. s,ul,ior,,. ,l .RlacL
T,,o " ,,,, ,t,..,oo, I'M .Y,,cdofew
div. sincr.,r M. r,t. n. Ind Il mn.
.n.gre occasion +, rai -, III, Nnvy dr
,.Ip,,ut IN ,r,ns,,l ,omo mn.,ness
uI,h which hc vo, junn>,cd Wb,e
,,.r, ,...it,,,, ,I,,. rc,,rn'nctIo Soc,c,,.
nv. n,n.. ona.r hy v.Lnr, ho ,,nd SOM
j.! Iil 'n,,nn0 ~ aa,',loro" whoso moi
n,,,nj cyc,,nJ onnoornnco hotoLenrd
am oaico.hnr,or slon,rd MIC NtrCor-
u.,, ,r,,n,,. .nnrnsod ron, I,sJ,II-
/ ..,',.ra,,.n n... io .n,i,,l,Ic,,,s,cn.
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, r..n.., ~ .l. io,m IN thc Sec.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-03
~ vrsxosr bold. Der Annusl Election 70

~ vrExoSr holds Der Annusi Election 70
morrow. and. auiess the day be incienentwiA poll
IN. srzest vote abe has ever done except possibly
islsaO The Goa alesced Loco Foco and Free Soil
parties. (the latter including the Old Liberty
party nsd 1868 majority over the Wbigs lsst
November, aud good desl more at the preceding
STATE z ectioo. We shall nevertheless be dissp
pointed II the Wings DO not beat them hand
.omsly 20 morrow, on State OHicers. and carry
b,,h branches OF the Legislature, though the
House 10 no, beyond doubt. Or the towns which
elect each one member 70 the House, the Wings
hsd clear msjorities 10 bus % or So while the uni
ted vote Of TIE DOW ooilesced parties Prepondera-
ted 10 40 or over lsst November. Ths, looks like
a tang e. bat II can be sttaightened oot, and We
think will be.
We do not think the Old Line Democracy or
Hankss will poll over 900 votes for their 5 S.ste
ticket
Prof. MEAcHAx, viii succeed Nr. Marsh IN
Consre. TOO easy We think bis majority
cannot fall below 500 and may reach 1000
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-03

ho- -.s ;. -. As II ssiag ssi i-.s ite1iry =" h'1
sslrrt1sr I'D sruiy Al former Fr'es' '-i no' H'eA
5oue t1-. ,r, -r....
sprLrEn-Oue or tro t-srs 7srcsls o "a : =
ave 80 so .fsls -.st -lf Dc srtcf, se-erA-1
--g sc - Erc &~ui ~ - las 20 49, -. -
SF-rs-The uuy plrlc sac lo 80 - - -
% ,Fs Afrckr Ginger. Which ~er- p-l.t -
from -. =. Sc tor E---lrg 70 zoof' WI ~
POD -f ls- - .a--. q 90
srsaa-Wi-h a. s-uard from re trsc. 49, -.
re. s1c - go as tsr- o--r "a ~ :. 'S--s s -
il fore II -escrlrrr-s -o-ce ss--s 20 - .y
Bahia from 81. s. l-.s 5.lT 1ofe- = - - ..--
st0.f - - 81 for > P-ir-.o-rg snc -. e.'
..sc slsftnE a. - =. ~ rear p1rt u So-- -
A1vices rave o--r serers. y devoid of -. -
scrv.-T a. Hs-l5rl . sr-.c ps-c 11el t1-ll
ir1ec ...s... q. q.
T4LLcv The age s-1ck kee1s - as'ts 80 =
t0-1sy tt- r-sre.i pre- f9r = Peierso1-s - -
- ..lli s-i flr a'e q. v-ry. O--ssA - = - 49,
~ a. 3 - 81. 81 >1ut-A A--er ca - - - =
TEa- T. public -. cour1-rrns - = ~. =. =
- y. ory lfr packages trcirs '-4rIs 7. ~ =.
r----c Prr--. however. rere tlIy 49, = y -
srnr-ss ~ 10 Gers A 5srr- cf c.i e-l----- N4--
- sf - r-r h. which Hss srs-- cea--, .,r. %.
TrEsr-1.-r1- 0r 81 -rsrsscrar = - -. - :.
= rar-eI = = t11s rCuricl Clgsr filers ~ =
- Per b Ta- demand from 80 .rAc- l" zen '-
Trzvrsr-xr 4 "a o. zs,o bbs R01gh q r~7o-ie1 =
u --- -rf. IL market continues -1i~ Nl =
~ aro1t loo IBIS srirs cu.l a. 81 iof h-s--
81 81 q. f9r American. s-....-. -
WasLEso~E have 20 Nor-h-~esi or - -lls.n "a y =
,,ock src DO e rn1ct ws1er both today "o1l1 or sa-
80 g. 55 and p-rnsps el7l
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-03
FOREIGN MARKETS.
Baring DroIher.' Circular.
cofr-p ls-ae. af n. rnoua-

PEI caleasaall Lo~oo>. Friday. Aug II. lsss
We nave hale change % nouce 10 AArses tnis week
The Trsde conlou- % show ir csposuon 70 purchase
sud there Ia. been rather more inquiry from Ekporsf-
not Vet 20 an extent % sf-e prices which r-nAu
st~ady Nolr zdsiros have caused eNeusse sp-c
ulsuVe druizld Tor Cotol, wtieh las zssn sdss1e-c
.ooai a Per d hsr.s.. oGersaSS,S; ar ssas F.g'.
.red A. market The trade hAs been inarlge ihrolg bout
if- wees .hil he ssii-w. day. there Las Deer d.
cdrdy increased cemsn' for Molry without however,
.nv rnsirrisl change iu tne rsie of Discount
AsHss-ln moderate rsc1est a. puolr sac his afer-
nolu - barrels Canada fol mostly damaged, sod from
Cocos i. rsher cheaper leo bag. Grsa.ss have been
sod So So ana 81 bags Trinldsd iron ss ~ -
Cocsi>EaL We uolc- sales of S. Bag A-xcsn silver
81 >, 81 5. ID - osgs Honduras 81 - ID - 10 anc
bag. eisck - Ss 70 a A. lid being iormer Puces
CoFFEs-A good cenznd las prevailed. aoc ne ss4es
of anis- cou.st 81 - c.,s-, 400 osss a. extreme
rsi-s Nauve Cry on, s.. s.. g. Al F0r-isr descriP ?
lions cor very scarce and woad SCI readily Tor
SO bss. > Dou.ngo 80. - paid MS sf.-iu iuoon
no ne near Colun-u.s pors sooc ceA Of sclvity 1ss
srv.i I'd and hshcr pre-. have been paid We subioia
note oflhe lports 90 suc socks OF hsrd, lsL inst
e,-., s,,.. - 8 ~, 20 : % ..sotro 81 ss
o., -. ssng &c -i,oo ooc d. ~ 10 ~ solo,
,...s.s loloo0 sslssoo-1 iS..sooo - o.
The Cos~irsde has ruled uuinierrupi-diy dali tnro1s,
he ~rxk anc prices cf a. descr pluns ~ NHtAr A.
Flors have brea railer cheaper ~ SCI Pas : -
.ro-r D h-r Srrir & RI remaining without much sl,er
sim For lNuA> CokN sp~c-.suve drma1d a-'
.prurs up and sev~rAl csrgo~s % pA1lb~ hA'r le--
suvrrs .ruin - - per c1sef, 1oa-ls eos nee o.
CorroS-Has be-a mlch songhi sner ard ne w-es.
e. .molut 10 - bales consisting 81 t>r naes >af
Al 81 s.d: 1900 bales MAdIzs a. 81 .;ii sna :
RoWels a. SD TIE following were ne llPors Al
SOCKS he i.i inst -. -.
80 s..n. slhl&5 lI..lg 1 ?
GO 49,. 1 I3-IsI .B lI- -l3so- s.t ~
O.esr psrs. Of Eurug...-.-. - o. lso~s lss9 -.
reta ............... ssIs, 81 sS.ss 90 -
DsVGs ke We have no chsnge 70 notice II AEy Of o.
suc e.. 10 ihr Absence oi puHlc ss.es
l>9ieo-Coaunaes very rrr, bal few uAnsacnons aA'
| occurred his w-ek
lSoN-~s have siil 10 report very trm markei a.
zee rzon the pArt o Masters AXE orders q
comfOn Ssrs snd kss . $ free BOsrc in Wa.-s
>och fE i slrsy - - for mixed numbers a. o IS
| soW >~rdrs. xll O.
| Li>sEsD CANEs-Puc-s are firmly maintained. VIII
| far demand Cor fh- season of ~ war
| Ous-SQrrm tll A. k79 az southern sells sio~
| f-au SSa = 81 fs- al. -, Cd. 81 % Coco
Sui 81. 81, PAIN 1s- Aavaaceo and W. quote -
4 br.t cually si5ls 81 Lilsrct . tru a. - Sc
EIcE-A501s loloc bags Eass loaa lave changes sd
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-03

BLAxts PAryST FIKr PRooT PAINT We
have examined with much nteres, specimens Of Bskes
Patent Fire proof Paint and Of the raw articles which
form iIs principal ingredients The raw article Is
kind Of natural paste black cnsroos, found IN
large Quantities In a stratum of rock IN the township OF
sharon near Akron, Ohio. As taken from the mine II
/. easily crushed by the nnser eu, on ooins exposed
10 the air tor lew days II becomes hard as slate
and in appearance very much resembles IL In prePsr
ins il tor the painter 10 reduced 10 hne powder snd
then mixed with oil in the same manner as white lesd
II IL then ht for use, and i, spilled with brush Ike
other paints An analysis OF the rsw article, oy Dr.
chntop showed IL to consist OF silica, Alumins Pro
toxids OF Iron snd Msgnesis with small sdmiNture oi
liue and Carbon some Of The peculiar excellences
of ,hi. psnt are its durability It's being lmPeneirsole
oy water aud It's operating IS sac guard seSinst hfe
lust imagine root covered with a. incomousuoe sub
stance not brittle ike slate, but tough Ike leather con
ssstns OF one entire sheet spread over The whole ROOF
or building without crack or hole even Tor nall
and you have ides Of what this new paint is when
Spphed 10 practical Other paints adhere only
while the oil remains when thst disappears ire psn'
washes Oe But not 50 with Blsses Pant with ihsi
the oil combines chemically with the paste For sush'
to the contrary It must last As long IS the
stersl 70 which il is spPec In some places IN the
West, shingles painted with this msterisl are sad to
used instead Of slses Al any they would answer
very well Tor tbs, purpose Mr.. Blake bss removed TO
this City in order TO bring his paint into more general
In this part OF the country he has spent severs
years periecsng the process by which the srele hs'
| become whstitis and we cannot doubt that Re vii
row receive the reward Of his la5ors In the Spring
Of lsas the roof Of the American Hotel Ne~lork
covered with IL In October Of the same year. the pro
prietors stated that II hsd become hard slate
The almost eon,nnt tread OF the servants who The
top Of the house for drying clothes does not A-ec
in the least and proves all that II wss recommended
i The different Fire Insurance Companies Of Akron
Ohio where the paint is best known, have publishes
that they will insure building when The ROOT We
covered With this paint st lower rsIe than those GOV
cred with tin or znc they consider better are
rroof IL will be well for those interested TO Dc eau
ron, and buy Of Mr. Blake or 81 his sUaorzed agents
and see that every barrel Is marked Blskes Psien
Fire proof Psirt 40 there 1. said 10 be any quantity
worthless counterfeit stua shout the country, eslie'
| rire-proof Paint All communications addressed .
| VIM Blake, PAIentee Of Fire proof Paint, Broad 81
n. T. will meet with prompt attention
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-03

ry We lesrn by the arrival Of the Caledonia
that Rev HKsHY CoLnAS Of Boston died Of fever near
fondon on the 18th Of August. He had engaged his
In the Caledonia with the intention Of return
ns 10 h. country but died the day before her depar'
ure Mr. Colmsn was about 65 years Of sge He ~ss
native Of Boston and for many years pastor Of a
Copgregstionsl Church In bingham, Msss lie "ss
subsequently engaged in teaching with distinguished
,eoutaton In the vicinity OF Boston, and siter~srd
.uned the charge Of the First Independent Church IL
Salon. With an enthu.issc natural Taste for sgricui-
tursl pursuits which he never ceased 70 indulge In
connection with his professiorsl employment he re-
tred 10 one of the most beautiful farms Ia the fertile
Valley Of the Connecticut, in Deerned, Mass. where
,r some wears he devoted himself to practical sgricu
ur. AtA laer period be appointed by the Ms,
.,chusetts Legislature, under the administration Of
Gov Everett Agricultural Commissioner for that Com
nonweslth A series Of valuable reports attest the
hdeltv and zeal with which he discharged the duties
Of that Office In pursuance OF design which he had
long cherished the latter years Of bis lie were devoted
10 extensive European travelling with view 10 gam
ine inform alton on foreign agricultural systems Ihe
results OF these travels are partly before the pubic
but 1t undersiood that Mr. Comsn had collected co
pious materials which he intended 10 embody in iu
| ture work he man OF commanding personal
appearance. Of singular activity Of temperament OF
great industry, and OF uncommon rapidly and clear
ness OF observation His conversational powers were
striking and brilliant snd his ready wit, bis social dis
position his popular manners and bis varied iniofme
on caused bis society be sought after in every cir
Gle Although most OF hs latter years had been speri
abroad, his death will produce svoid in an extensive
circle Of friends and acquaintance which is seldom oc
casones by the departure Of private citizen
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-03


~ The Waslington Csi0n has kindly under
taken ;h. task of guarding and preserving the
Nsti1n,l honor in view Of the hey business.
Mess,, Richie Abd Burke, spprehen.ive that The
Country ~ ght fee uneasy on this subject. favor
+, with the fll0wing gems Of consolation.
- he Cao.sinCeoersi of Cubs he should rot -
De-rIted o. e-csp- II any g1i l ms ire1-.r "a csn
Z b~.gff bone toin. srolt - g. or CT fo y -ir1
90 s@rsrd 30 disrsss from orce ard f1 r~Versrr-
feou n. cOur The ss1cuiy of our -. 1ss been ll-
v.1ets s1c stOugr ttr President tss .z.ey uttered 4
great desi - -i.>rGH casf III bad te src - worse
soO9ffte torrJrs " Vsr, .1c Dc o-1g I'm pl.
caly o. pezce.' yst ~ people - demand n
hazard
1t strikes Is that this is little the most cha-sc-
teri.ic exhibition 4 mpo,ent 'mpudence yet o1t.
VIZ are not f0r permitting ih@ sodBcu0n Of Rsy %
q lOlt proper rOIcr<Itr0.f RECEIVING saIsfsc-
r01 Adequate 10 ~ 01-rse c0muts 20 i "a gross
sna in.uiuns vo .uOn o. re stncy y or sol ~rc,
sf01d most fully s-orec Tor TIE .pelisr S0rerr-
- he'd o. sict account r 80 OltrsEe 1lol
national territory ard our IslOr.. 1iEa-iL 40 ~
favor - n- sIson ~ 81 tne pos@rs = tns h-p-o e
procure redress No trzl ao0lt k-y ~lo. 80
1Dc~rssnd lad zl-c ne and 1e confidence oi .
Oovernmert by taxing brio- Tor ~ r-eas@ ~ Ps
Olerts "a u no sccOgr In view y ne great pfrc =
iuvo " ihe vOfd hat our ory ano
our I1uso ctgn must reusl 1Vin1n and rieci rom ~
frclbs lrr1ytol n FORE gDers and t1e p-fpsf-Dl ~
them u tigh crimes por our col Th- ~Ofio n3s -
made 70 knO~ nd uncef.t.no isi or so % ne ses
" ne lEu7e t--irS 10 It whoever - h-ay p -.
nOiy ll1crrJacrzrl- ty b. r-venselI Plr.-r 50 u
.bOs lte rr c~r-frshe fortress for ne pfo-cu"b
or oNn cuzsu. VIZ for msnl. nl'g 20, s.ncls o
or sO stsA nszafds and any expense -Fen lDf .
rOri sss character 1s- k-y, - % slch eA@aV'' -
a. - = ~ a
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-03

Andrew Ring. On which he ;hst dsy vent on iesvins
The Mary Ellen. buf ihst a. ne crew 90 not sg~ek
spanish nor h. frgi.t b. rid not untcrs,srt tt~ul
nor could ~ leArn the ~ the vesse p rE as@d
if tso OF three days sltrr he wrote o. ire flIn.s
Secretary smother eer 90 a psses which va scsd
before him beginning, " -enor d Crspin llmFne. fe
Ssrsova. SIR have received tbf letter yol .snf me-
.rs e. onciudins Having Dofhing zee tossy On bard
ne Terrible. TIRE 10Th - July, ~ sm yours -
.nsctfallv Juan Gsrcis ssd Inst tr wrote 10 snd
~ A. hrn he die he aboard ne Andfes Aius
Being s.ksd II be forced or Induced oy any Fioieni
mean, % write ssld letter said That he wrote ths
sr.t without the knoviecse " any one, snd Tat tne
.,rrna w.. N answer - letter dated TIE same asy
ths eoth which he received from he FuAue-l -ecrrtsy
saving thsft Wss necessary Tor rim % Nrts ~ NE
Consul n Carlo. de Esps.s. rsuiyins the cecsfsuon
that he hsi come q bis own free ~i ana tnst - 1sa
10 d.-ncuty In writing such iei;er br.ns sked Wy
hr sst in his etfrr % S~nor Cam up'rl. tnst ~ vas
taken sway from New Orleans Under is'e of'rf I'm
n. Recorder of the Second AunicipaAv SAC 4nN
overcome BY the fear which possessed nim zen ne
wrote .ad eii-r he pat .n u ne nfst tniDs -. y
carrci % aim Bcirg asked, While IN ooAfn 70, '-Ny
+ en- he % 4 the Csptsin what motive broUgnt nil ~
H.rsns said. Thst tbe Captain VS. the ony Or ek
c.pt me oi the whole crew ~ho pose N''
49, tbs; be told the lss test me trct ~ as P Wa
- obtain some money which wss csuing 90 him
Al thi. time. NJ the suggestion % his h>celcoey'
deuon@nt took oath due f0rm And hsving resa me
tofssons declared that he rsufrd H in a. iis psrts I"
being cousormsbe to trgt5. snd ssued u sccordnsJ'
together with the witnesses. His ENceAcEey The Csp'An
Genera and the Assessor -..,
Atror GuIIAxo. JoAsVIS TRvgiLLo.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-03

P,,tes Coysr Two men, Patrick McCudeen ard J''
Fr.nnnr. werc srrtsicd by Capt rcs1iar' y nt-'ts
.ns aI.arbirg he p~sce ss.Alng Ne members =. nc
Hsok .rt Ladder Company No While a. ne nfr m
er..su-.v sr ~aufsy uIornlns The t~ prisoners 40
80, f h-1rs 10 he ssrs "a ed Rock Boy., ~tose
e.iy custom ssssl IRE ccupsi - arc ~ -.
~ .,rs.rs4 man named John White susplcon of
having .foer q ara sslver wstch. pfspefN ~ 's,'r
v-rrsn Committed Thomas Fes ~ "a a. Nfrstra ~
ofc.r Gilsnd, q ne Inirq " 80, vs Oes.r
W-,.nsr N he sixteenth Nard, rresied ho.rs
Rroer ch.rYed Nth having stolen horse Nsiue1 ~ to
from George CToiion A man VINO ks's ~ ny "a.
1;.orse Roberts discovered IN ne ssfen ~ ~.
r-,,.st .vtsertlv with intent 10 steal rrr-trd ehi
locked up 20 .n.wer.. Ofcsr Vafyes ot ne Esnsn
Wsrd. arrested john Johu.on' ehsfked ~l'n .o's = w =,
.rcr-v COMMITTED I'D. James NcDrrrou wss arrested
~ o1crr Hsrbuson charged Win sIea " rom 'ne
premises OF Geo BseAe, e5 Nsisrsi ne sSeees On
entrance through The rear door tothhi"eu
Crox-tt Of ths Lower Police, arrested an Oh onen'cf
named John vsn Tassc and lvdis Cherry cn~sra Nl.n
asving induced q stranger 90 -st cefnin ho's' IN
fsrth- goes k~rismin src laitef Lii
Teton zrfe-ed saturday, fo having storh toa
watch worth 500. from Mr Greer of Albany lhr.- mrn
~~r. waters uu board he steamer Oregon. And -"
nfgtts $40 purloinet he watch frum The h-rth OF NJ
Greer On The passage % Albany They we're cemm-d
FOR further bearing francis ONfils dAas Jnhn Arf,
xs- ak-u into custody upon suspicion OF h-vug stolen
piece Of sik found IN he possession On FRIDAY nsh
a. orcer Connolly sixteenth Nst, ~ss on du'y ne ds
covered two burgar attempting 10 ene d"eiAhs ~
Twenty second.t he made ctsss and 80 ihey wefr yet
ny over thu fsiug Erd by The col ne oncf
then drew plunged t into Tho abdomen ~ NO ON
--r and The msd- good ih-ir escape NJ CornruY,
having received serious wound, r. upon ib- psNsnrn
another policeman. arartrt by Ms srozns iouno
MIN and conveyed hm his residence 10 hopsf.- c'n
3uon....T Two Germans. Car Heym.nn -nd Adef ENC
were arrested yesterday by oncrr Mclaughlin eh,rfed
wih having stolen two valuable hOrses-onc RON N.st
chester Co1niy and The other from Albany Jusnee La
thrOp committed them.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-03
RFA .RAA-hnIN

" eat curiosity prevails to know hs true intsrpre
tston OF ihese csbalisue ng.nsn word. Mrs eEsAs
A.tor House IA. Just received. postpaid, the foowiu.
which may throw some nshI ih- mystery. There 4
apparently something 10 I'm
Rosmer-. C4stomers and Lsnghers
BEN. BAN. Buum
Hear me for nv Srifts
And be silent while show 'sm
Believe me- they re fne inen
Benz BAN, Boums
Examine well he .fiches.
And respect the sifls hat sew 'em.
II there he .ny in this estsblshmeut
BEN BAN. Boums
Any d-ar friend Of shirts,
To him say-O, BEN, BAN, Buy
Who - here 90 B-m. BAN, Base.
A. not 10 shIrii
II any, -peak-sDd II bel! listen.
I'll surely hm convert
Who is here so BEN, BAN Vic,
That does not wear co4larl
II any speAs-.Id will give him four,
II he'll give ne dollar
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-03
CITY ITEMS.

srRASsEss sIs lows. H Clay Mudd Of Ma
rylsnd Col. Thursion Nd Matthew - Clair O.srk
ofWs.hington Chsrles Losee from Vienna ]. C. Bon
nycA.,e. q : A Gen. Lyman, Utica Capt. Baldwin
C. : Surveying Expedition, John O. Neen OF Wy
sni. and J. ?. Bulhtt ,nd sdy, Louisville ~ arrived
yesterday At the Assor House Mr. Clay and family
Charge d'A5aires 10 Portugal VII probably eavst tee
latter part Of this week for bis destination
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-03

rV Col. VOLSEY (. HOWARD who mas Jns'
been elected 10 Congre. from Western Iexa' over
Williamson. PiIsbury snd Mcleod iss kenDeoecser,
and formerly resided in Hsoweli. Ne. One Of biz
couoe,itor. (Pnl.bury-sn ardent follower Of Cal
,oyn, ii. slso from Maine r M WILLIAMSON was
Howsrd's principal Antagonist
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-03

ISciSirsT CossCNrTios sTTEcTuALLr cUsyo ~
scHE Sex. PULNoSIc syEUP--Pesons s- eec with pul-
monafy c.esses and al tnoss hO have had ne lnsaen
~, sod have been ie with bad cough will psase read
lh- following
LAT Fsll /. he sub.crfber had bad cough an1 cain
10 me breast, Which continued until March AIT ~t~n
had severe sftsrx u Inflammation u n. uns. Anef
MS lad coluna~t 10 lrh ne Win a very bst
tnf distressing cough which sss sht aod dry ID
sested pain il ny chr.f stirnoec ~ ooorr..on IL
would - mpO.sio- for 70 cr.cfb- Toe yio -uee Of
ny cough winch ac~.-snt both nsht ard d.v for a
yih Of ume, and nsht. Woud eossh 90 bs a. 70
De beard snc cissro ne rect u ny Eeis tbor. 10
a. very much alarmed for safety I cousb-t a. bad
-rN a-Esl ~ irel th.i unless something ~.. .u~~diy
-'p~ Np4in 5000 - nclrabe win pulmonary cousgmp
.Dhi commenced using scHgScks Pgmocic syrup. and
5000 ipaNd y 10 rpru th- n nv hr~a. sno BE-
ga 70 fa.e freely Afet had l-.d ne .yrsp.whil-
y.e -kh 70 f>-t Vel a. n ghts. without any
= .l- an eonun1-d 10 freely ul Afler the
rlpAon ~ss discharged from ny lunss and tnen -g
'HD-s ~ - been some tine since have bad NY
cD1.h ane Zee ss n he puimonc syrup hss removed
e.rig festsr on pulmonary disease from my
nave great confidence 10 virtues. snd ch-erfuy
mena y. use 10 a. per.Ou. snhct-c ~ith ~ mouary
| e'"pAn CHARLOTTE EVANS
| n.,.S t - - hoats somerysI Jersey Cly
| y Per botue, or sk bottles for .
| {. c CLICkENER co Genera Agents.
| a. A. A. barcisy-sl New YORK
! bsAscH Dstors Brooklyn, n Y p.rgAr-t hsy.. -
| f-iiol-st Wlilam.bufgh, y Y J ID Nosil, Nry
| onfkn, y 1. John Van Mort. Poushs-ep.ie y J.
Aos-. d Ame Nes.k, y. J. CousAn A Sevih Msrts'
o. K.ier,9n, J. Dr. c. IngAsi Jersey Cly, y J. .
"saassi a3aefa, c. G. = Cove. 4 O.. sss ssss~
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-03
The following Is the weekly summary Of the deaths
By Cholera according 10 me daily reports q the Board
Of Health:

The difference between this report and The City In
speetor . So The decrease iH TIE deaths by Cholera
according 70 the City Inspectors report from ioe
week ending August 25 lse week ending september
l. s 81 the deaths By CholerA for the former being
70. TIE following table vii show the zraduA de-
crease IN the general mortality. .rel ss n Cholera
from The highest point on the 2ls; OF jay 10 tne
present time
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-03
TheU.s =. Frisate Cumberland, Sc.
bALTiMoRE- -stlrlsY, sept /

lA- III . - - u ~ - 7
AUS f-gste. supposed the C1moeratd. nm
Neu YORK ras passed on tie 18Th inst in "a, j. :,
iong @ y. ,-,--.,. d, .
Fs..eru shore MARYLAND, VII q totally losi-
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-03
W. II. DIssRow, Rding school.
al r,a,s q, -

~ No~ ma. the ade he. fairly toward tsir e.tAb
Ashm,1t HfrcHcOcx LtsDsEArEs corner Of Broadway
snd L-onsrd-st e.posrg daily Of srse quasuue. Of
heir splendid socs Of fancy and staple dry goods They
have u.l received neh og Of Fs and Winter ..ene
s- Lsinss, Csshmsfes h-nnoss. shswls B.nssts, Lo
which hey imported expressly Tor the retail u.ds They
invs .uennon 70 their assortment and great pains
~ show Ihsr goods every who may f.vor bin with
cal, ~helhef thsy desire 10 p8rchs1e or rot
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-03
Ipsuss Tor reply

C.so-The subscriber would respectfully inform lhe
iad es and gentlemen Of this city Broos IN ssi Williams
barsb ard Jersey Civ. hat hi. riding School will open
for ne reception of pupils on Monday "a September Hs
would iss- his opportunity = ming bic thanks TO his
former patrons FOR her many fsyors and .oois con
unuanee Of heir sindns During he reces. his est4b-
l.hmen has undergone thorough rehtng and rendered
superior 90 any similar e.sbstm-ntin This county Ia.
dies may fes sssgred Of ne perfect Of lhis
school a card Of addre" being requested previou. TO
commencing Those Of bis pupils who had 40, finished
iher lessons Al no close Of the past season, he Will 10
happy 10 Al their earliest cOnvsneoce with hs hope
mat BY gnfemiuec sxeftons please and ln.uuct
merit Continuance Of that confidence and support hsrsto.
fore 80 sberally bestowed upou him
W II. DlsBROw, riding school.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-03

IsDIANA.-Retarns from all but one County
give the following aggregates
(oserso,-John Msi.on ssss5 Jo, Virgin 7s'isl
Wight tL0cars ? ursliy-sbI -
!, c.,-Tbo. : si.nfeIo y. .l5I Il Lane 7s,7f
Lane fLocoJs plurality lo,4ss
For C0rvenros-637f5 Against 90 81 ~
Lsckng Huntington Co.-Csss 4Sj, Taylor f7I.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-03
Arrest of a Robber and Recovery of stolen
J~weIry--tage of Wafer In Ohio, &c.

Amsn vas arrested - day To- roooinz i-V-
elrv establishment In Detroit Michigan, and st0vO
worth u i.Feiry found among Dis baggage
r. -irsr i. slowly rising There was four feet Of
water In TIE chanre. AZ Louisville