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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-10-31

A NDyEL PR.xIUMr-'l!.e Baltimore Sun States tiia
Committee Of gentlemen in Canud, have off rcd
premium oflron $500 to $500 for tic lest a,iscrip
pamphlet, Of limited szr in favor vr The annexation
Of Canada To the United S,.tcs
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-10-31

Tho Columbia Tel, graph says that President Pcs
ton has returned Lone improved in appearance and in
vigor. lie las tnlecd al upun tho ardu"us duties
Of his station, and his friends promised con.
lnuancc Of his ubors in the great Of Educ tlion
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-10-31

4 NOVEL AssucnTloS.--'ric Rus:na Association in
Philadelphia, for the rfrm Of WOMEN who have led
immoral lives have $50 females employed in making
gaimcnts. Within the last sa months, ESQ ,cr>ors
have appli., for situations and POI la; ccn furnished
with places. This is certainty blIcr than 10 cast t!rm
Off ,p continue lie OF nEamy aud at last To die u
deah ~f starvation and misery.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-10-31

New England STATES, is represented 10 te as great
ever.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-10-31

Iunsios cn!ert linet - AsI can<s.
~11Encc OF The Coalition of tho vee-. The P.cayunc
of the lil.r says, ta, within fo'ngh, gTerl many
land slides have occurrcd. At Curu,,tm at 4 z gi,rs,
and The late Sluve crcvaSse. The levers have
ca,cl in, exhibiting INN. g,ps. The greatest
source OF uncasinrss urscs from The fct tha, tie bed
Of the Mississippi River has been billing mp for many
gears by tic driti mu! and sand, that The bnon
Of ,hn is in many PAGES higher thai lc ada
cent plains.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-03-28
8aPoetss,


#.Nr
.sse,,,ss OMM0N SENSE
She esmo ntnong the glitcriug crowd,
"a maiden fall, Without spretence,
And whea they asked hers humble name,
She mildly answorsds Common senss. I
Her modest gatb drew every eye,
Hssampls cloak , hsr shoes Of leather;
And apiisn 8,hoy aneered, the simply said,
dress according 10 Tho weather.
4 They argued long, and reasoned loud,
ia dubious Hlndoo phrase mysterious;
While she, poor child; could not divine
Why girls SO young should be 30 serious.
They know The length of Plato's beard,
And how the scholars wrote in Saturn;
She studied authors not SO deep, u (,
And took the Bible for her pattern.
And 80 she said, Excuse ms friends,
u find all have their proper places;
And Common Sense should stay at home,
With cheerful hearts and smiling faces.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-03-28
CI.ARK,S HOTEI
sUN1TETaYELIE. 3. a1A AIR0ITNA

SUNREEaA&VHLIHS, q. GAKOENNA.
8 The subscriber would respectfully inform
HIS friends and the public generally that he
;has opened for their accommodation House
of Entertainment in THE place. He solicits
q share of public patronage and promises to
spare no pains in order 10 merit and secure
the same. He would further ado, that the
ocation of his House is such, as entirely sub.
serves both business and quiet. Atrial sail
he asks, j3 IA
WEBB CLARK.
Jan, 9, 1S49 IL If
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-03-28
South Carolina Sumter Dist.
Elias DuBose,
Martin Rhodes and others, B.I for Parai-

Isaac D. Wii,vortb. vi ,ies assosa and
1t appearing to the satisfaction of tho
Commissioner, that Isaac D. Whitworth, de.
fcndant in the above stated case, resides with,
out the limits of this State: 1t is Ordered, ON
motion, that he do appear and plead, an.
swer or demur to the said Bill within three
months, or decree will be taken pro confess
80 against him.
JOHN B. MILLER,
Com. in Eqy s. d.
Sumterville. 30th Jan. ls49 l5 3m
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-03-28
In Equity.
SUMTER DISTRICT.
Hastin Jennings,

{! VS.. slsif Bill, fs4 y n 81
Mary p. Spann & others.
1t appearing to my satisfaction that Mich
ael G Spann and Charles G. Spann partiee
defendants TO the abc7e stated bill reside be-.
yond tho limits Of the State of South Caroli-
ma: II is ordered that they do plead "anewer''
or demur to said bill within three months from
the first publication of this order, or judgment
pro confesso will be entered against. them.
JOHN b. MILLER, Com'r.
Z Feb. 18th, 1649. II BIN 4
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-03-28

FEMININE OccUPATIoN.-Th Town
Clerks Of Massachusetts, in making out
the census, find great difficulty in ascer-
tanning the occupation of unmarried girls
and boys, as required by law, and ono OF
them writes to the Secretary thus: "My
vocabulary is not extensive enough to ex-
press in single word the occupation OF
unmarried young ladies'. Can't do better
than,to set it down. preparation for mat
rimony!"
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-03-28
Salt and Hr0sa.

1000 pounds Iron from Id in. ,round
TO l-2 in. do, l,2 Square to I-2 do. Boiler,
Tyre, Plough. Hoop, band Iron, &c. &c. ). #. :
Cast q anu Blister Steel, at Charleston prices.
Just Received and for Sale by i9{ s;1s \
atHa aatA t5a AslI.e5 Il T. sAf0S ES. sist
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-03-28
GLOVES.

ss.I, GLOVES. 81 81
a Fresh assortment Of Ladies' white, cold.
and black Kid Gloves, white and black silk
DO. Ladies white Kid shoes, gronzed and cold
do; Gents blk and cold hid Gloves, Buck do.
Berlin do. lined with Buck skin. Also, a
beautiful m assortment as Of gents fancy. and blk
Cravats; Suspenders, &c. &c. e ~
9lf l,s LIB HANKS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-13

SERIOUS AcciDEsr.-On the 4'h a party Oi
young men, numbering H. belonging In Dexter Ne
vent over % Newport pond fishing excursion, car
ryng some 70 or 70 cartridges with them tor the pur'
pose Of firing Of q cannon they had with them. The
cartridges placed In box between two seats on
which they were situDg On their return they were
amusing themselves by hiring on squibs and India
crackers, when by some unfortunate careessness on
the part Of Of the party the ore was eornme
nicated 10 the loose powder aiming the cartridges IN
the box, and In an Instant explosion took place,
which horribly mutlated three, and severely burnt
three others OF the i've young men who were 10
jared four were the eldestsoos Of four brothers
~ We learn from the IN Vernon iO.j Jtm|s
that a. Lee and Dunns Mil IN that county, on the S'h
boy 81 twelve years 81 age was caught up ~ shsi
performing sixty revolutions In minute, ana wss lite
rally crushed 70 pieces He brains and nine pieces o.
hs skull were strevn over the foor
TERRIBLE DEsrRUcrIOs % THE WHEAT CROP
N OHIo.-The news pours In upon us from almost
every quarter Of the STATE Of the terrible destruction
Of the Whes, Crop oy rus, dry red wsevil) Thou.
sands upon thousands Of sefes not worth cutting
whole helds remain untouched BY sythe or sickle
Our Wbest pretty fair crop and sbou, the only
know Of IL this region. Onio ststesmsn, sth.
~ new association has been Incorporated
Ia Boston. 70 BE- called the New Enslsnd Art Union
The fret meeting 10 70 tske place the 10Th inst II
ia said that Abbott Lawrence, Edward Everett and
Henry " Longfellov among the parties who have
undertaken 70 give II their aid.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-13

FROM THE BgIrIsH PROylSCEs The -. IA
dr, SdHaard says that mine Of yellow ochre, Of ~
ceAcnt quality, has BEEN found while making the new
road from - stephens 10 Moor's Mills about two
miles from the former place.
In reference % the dcbste in the English House Of
Commons, on The subject OF reciprocal trade between
Canads and The United states the ~ J3Aas Va Sraqs
Eickr says
win reciprocN trade with The United Safes the
people Of these Colonies woat have noth NJ more 20 de-
and would steadily and surely advance In wealth snd
importance
The Ncs- BruHso,ckg OF toe 10th announces that the
Government have entered into Arrangements tor bring
ing the British MAil by express from Halifax % 81
Jonn, the arrival OF the steamers The Bruasrssr
psopose tina, this Mail take the route through
Windsor instead OF Amherst proposed and II this
course Is adopted 10 thought the Express Of the Asso
eised Press vii arrive - John bur little ahead OF
the Mail
The same paper has the following
a fra,s The bafQue Ann Hall, Capt ferrSn, which
arrived yesterday from Liverpool picked up shout
the 18th ut 80 miles 70 the Eastward OF the Banks Of
newfoundland, sealed bottle containing the following
singular notice;
We have been boarded by pirate OF TIE Bsnks-all
bands aud mysef are heavily roned. Bng Sarah Ara.
JOHN GRQNAN, Assss"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-13

TIE A-kansas InteiIgescer has letter from
Laisyette7le describing THAT II calls marriage In
high Life from which we take few paragraphs as an
Illustration Of hngs in the South West
Married ~ T1'stsy afternoon. Ina June. at the Orus
as ts,e Washing 90 County, Rey. ; Marshal u The
= Church s.glh . Al.- Am James, Principal Of he
y 1uuf Comfort Female seminary In The same county
Lsfy 10 the morning The qsist VI rural village
Ess Interrupted ~ sn unusual ezSsmsnt the nOtss
NJ greparan p 81 those Wno asrr and abroad
,9u- procure Conveyance for the pint Of strrsc
non. From hixh noon. until near O'Clock, 7. u The
~ the Institute were crO~1edtls yoaH9 Lldts
h0rss5ack fashHz aL1H2 Ike g'sak u lSNEt9S and
lI ruling o True Hssfoa fdsn'0a. ] re Oyenirg
l.sies the zieIs and BIZ tOps, ~ticn are peculiarly
asrsctersuc Of The vicinity II Fayetteville we're
lgen-d 1y merry groups which sdfed new and inter-
esflng features o. The aid beauty u he scenery
The cspsc0us room 10 walsh the ceremonies were
soiennized vas renssy croNced Ia the zrspnic and
agreeable language Of the bridegroom, scOn as the
mot tied. and The tStn became ONE the whole
s.mpsny "gAa,d mo ~ most dei'9Dfd eogfgsi0n. Do
-sc-ers and pupils aid ssife al formaity and d.'nc.
.on ard feeling prevailed that u innocent y.
and utter soandonnent o. the syrit Of TIE
lrcsscn. tne snnexatinn q England % the United
,atesths .a1y having been osrn IA the city Of Lon
aou. and TIE gentleman under the standard sheet Of
Freedom
stranger from Yankee Town. y indeed any O. our
Hddl states would have scarcely believed his senses
mat he wss rally within but lev miles Of the stamp
ground ~ III buffalo and h. deer tie Wild horse
nd tns Fix What would have Deen toe astonlshment
u sOne green horn from the tsDs Of Vermont ~
le had Zen tod that those sS1ghly dsrkeJed girls
With graceful forms Intellectual sn1 beautiful ieat1res
we're TIE defendants Of the glorious Old Princes u
rne coil and that thee lovely nyHphs, with whom
fl-y were holding sweet cOmpsnionsnip rooed "a
p1r, hid been born. nursed sad er1czted, within MAJ
" H. AR n the beass u the forest and the eyre u
ihe bird q love
On our return 10 Fayettsvis were sala,ed b. ne
l.~f1r n sannga. a Demonstration 10 honor of the
p!yhted pair Nay they 1--we and love thousand years
ArksasAs hss been sIsnoered snd loelec from Aa-ne
. ti-8sa get sne Is perfect beauty in her way and
wholly aeserv.ng tn bad character she bears s1rosd
Batting border portions q the state, shs vii hold
a comparison with any 4 her compeers; and IN full
hearted nospirslry freedom Of thought good sound,
esiy and deep and abiding respect for religion, abe
has superior and but few equals, In the older
aud mare a-say Posasd seet0as u ogf haPp county.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-13
Dreadful RniIroad Accident and Los. of Life.

q. "a . re- Press n July
We regret 20 announce thal a istsi railroad &C
cienf occurred AZ the Central Railroad Depot IN this
city ora saturday morning The cars came In a. the
yaar hour and the locomotive was disconnected as
usual from the pssseuger cars but the power and head
Nay with llch they driven strong that Il
that 10 with full force against the plat
torn IT the end Of the track breaking the bag
gat and emigrant cars In pieces and killing three per
IN the emf grant car Mr. VIM. &. Ball and his son
lO years DID, and a Mr. willis. The frst two were
shocklDgly maBgled, and were dead when taken from
tne care Mr. Wills who had his leg torn OF, was taken
I'D the hospital alive, but be soon sfterward died. We
hear Of no other serious injury % passengers. Mr.
The time ~ the accident but be fortunately escaped
WITH slight injury.
The Engineer pom the locomotive was also unable
~ stop the speed o the until 10 run sone dis
rauce Into the passenger Depot. the north track
among the new cars. % which IL did slight injury We
nave nor yet learned the result Of the cOrOner inquest
1fd on the OCCASION but We suppose that the chlei
blame must upon the engineer. for having too
much steam ~ the usual point whore the locomotive IL
sconnfc ed .rom the passenger near the Depot
BIZ was the hfst time the engineer had come ln With
passenger train though be had been long Tune upon
a locomotive conn,ced with the freight trains His
error doubt consisted In properly considering
fhe difference between the power necessary 10 drive
an ordinary freight tram and the passenger train
which Saturday, unusually light We under
stand the engineer and also the brakeman Of the pas
seneer care, nave both been discharged.
Mr Ball, who with nis son vas killed was a sboring
man from Chicago. on his way % Duchess Co. y -
HIS wife vas win him, but she fortunately escaped IN
llfy Mr Brooks the superintendent, ia behalf Of the
Company assumed the payment Of the medical and ia.
neral sNpenses n her husband and son made her do
asion Of 500 10 cash and will send messenger 70
convey her 10 her friends free Of expense
fris fatal accident ls believe the hrst that has
ever occurred 70 passenger on this r0ad, snd
ferstari The officers Of the company are resolved 10
axe the sest care that 10 shall be the asst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-13

Martin Kelly presided over an Anti Rent dem
ous,reton in the town of RoNbury, Delaware Co on
the ed 4 strong series "a resolutions drafted
and adopted prou ouncng land monopoly the worst en-
envy OF our free institutions and the worst species Of
tyranny ever prscticed in free Government The
Legislature i TO be appealed to Tor the prevention Of the
collection OF until the extinction Of this sbomin.
able system of fraud Ap'edge WAS given for testing
the titles OF the landlords Of the County and TO assist
the Attorney General in carrying on the suit against
the claimants Of the Hsrdenburgh patent
Al an Anti Rent Convention held in Bovins ON the
25.h ult X. Morse was chosen President Equally
strong resolves were passed declaring,
That consider The tenants the only posseoss
ana that possession should benefit
OF the iauo ora Who irauduenV imposed as leases upon
Us ana that Ia order To bring this speedily 10
sue, We Gail upon those Who have 70 IN charge 10 forward
inc aioenNed sn a. speedily As possible IN order 20 DE-
1efme as la our course and quiet the minds Of - large
community.
now existing over 80 great portion Of The state of New
YORK. i oppressive. degrading and ufnngcs upon The
ne 40 81 The People aud l. win and contrary
10 The spir OF our Republican Institutions.
That As The Ioiing sud downtroddcn Inhabitants o.
Europe are HooN achieving victories, which viii fesound
90 iheif heery and happiness. consider II inds
pensoe duty TO use oar utmost endesvOrs % totally ead
'sT l gu midst 1hc o. hung curse Of easehola icnure
Ihal We NE injured dcfrSuird and oppressed people
wiiwsge perpetual warfare against that accused system
ami u u ef sccAcd root and truch call upon every
wewlsher OF society. every lover oi liberty and ercrt
egc~ s'e'asS usaoaes sifaer Erepttc Lse,slafus O.,
yudca4. 20 All a. in inc lst cause have culnecced
Iusl the Odum cast upon The Equal Rights irv bv lis
enemies IN charging them being arrAyed against The
Law - fsseihat they mPhsrcay tie supporters o
The LawNnd We caA upon al persons having ve.tiae
patriotism in their bosom. and DO profess 10 e friends
% sw assist ia ht prosecution ot great cause
10 which have eiatarked-N IN which no lover
Of law and liberty can remain inert
The Antircnters Of Westerlo snd the al dining
towns celebrated the 73d Anniversary Of our National
Independence AZ Chesierville Addresses We're made
by Charles HyDdman, Rev. T. ; Hammond Dr.
Barber. Hon Y. Tresdwen and the Editor e; the Alba
ny Freebooter Rev. Mr.. HAMMOND delivered the Ora
ton Of the day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-13
BY TELEGRAPH TO Ink NETWORK TRIBUNE
rhnIern NJ PhilndeIphin.

PHILADELPHIA, Thursday, July l2-l pm
The Cholera Il port to-day is 50 cases and 20
deaths 10 Of the deaths were in the Aims House The
weather s very hot Thermometer in the shade stands
al 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-13

Nnrkets.... BrTIAI0, July It 2 NJ
Receipts ,cithtn thc past - hoprs-F FLOUR, 1000
bbls WHEAT. 5000 bush CoRN, 10000 bush--1he
market for Wester anal FLOUR is firm, with moder
sto demand Tor the home trade and export The saes
are 800 bills 81 TOR Michigan, and p for Ohio
There continues good demand for prime OAio WHEAT,
with sales Of 5000 bushels AT o. cts Cons is hrm and
Ia good demand Sales embrace 10000 bushels, at ~
cts for Western mixed and lots do at ~ cts IN
treighis there is no change.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-13

The Row nj the Carlton House.
a... .,,..o d., ,b. ,.,,., .f ,t.. ,.-,,,, t!,,...
row AZ taken down before Judge Lathrop the Court
. l,,.-.i -.s.,,,.
,.
''"'.et A',t'. .. ri'A' .' ''' q. $50
ctv-An Deputy sheriff ot sad Cti vf- az tlr Carl
lo1 House ou tr evening oi me lNn lrst aai saw me-
wn"t ' pre- -Ni ~ a.."' I'D .u 'Ne N-NeNe- e.Nl-
VIZ Smith ~a- ilrr~ AZ Dee commence uer and renamed
s,, 81 Forle.,. Mr Rs,r.a. -aI ,aa, F1rrr.. ,,..
cd knave. MIR kynaer- msde tnr reply fnsf tf rl
tIuA Wac d. q srsFe or a id hog. tHt tt. ans
person Ap shli 'iN yrs " A. ana Was 10 l.i
r.Hrrfh rg .iae .a. Mr. Alrier- dIt ru, say lat
Sir Reynolds repeated iNo or three umes tat Forrest
wa cd AnAFr all ID rN4 Ky SAD l' Hey l'iis
faat De dd BOG mean 'o oa nr .ar bn meant ony go
say ,hailf Cd e ilst Forrest Wa knave; hey
DO Is replied aud 49, @ hyulefs wa ID iaf ana r
tl- assertion 'or nu lRfudrrfi personally, fun
tl some other hgi words we're 1.ei ~ both parties.
irqorrli cannli li'A, Guy reco r' "hs -hd 'nf
tlN Reynolds formally tod x nlrrs That h" cN41
whip nIu, all S,ud tu ID 20 De- ~a- "pf-h .t binae-
ten laid to1 ls cane and 'l R~} uoi' ilai ne d. nNi
lnA be- could. some person AID heyl came l between
len .ad ~ Rjrir,- ,eai be- could whip i,m " any oae
aai vs. r., '.l. ana ..,. '.i.' i''''l VI, N...'l
rem fa.y r.t1 tsf'r.. Ryulcr. go ,- i.nr vi. ,.li
io or -ay 18th ora0ou. tue cunn-ncele. D t.e sa boo
ftce,a Reynolds ali Murray. -ool l-y fought from t-
fIUul Nil g i'r -rfrrl .i'a ..'' COON
where Che bay - they ltfns commenced io .ti oni-tr
of f's Nar-room ald tn roa. ui ir screen VI Hrin'n-
Dont n-l hm N-i' .- - 4o"r a.. tA1l is leafl
tfnlel- ~. p, ,- saw No. ~ 20 s'i
MurfaY 49, ~ ana OH neg L""s' '-, Ne was PH"'' a"ey
and rul not don't ld not sre iirf- pel ns hnl-
upon Reynolds a. any time dofM- ne i2lft NitH
pa" a. u4t "ls going on an sure mat hyhHrt'
ga nol -.IIA- 1-'' ,, ,' 80 '"i
kynters DO ny iri ial h' Ahce .u hn hAd
seen hm lh fnAale sa' u1l o u ny Al'" .ll '' az
y Hil TO- 49," 100. ,.' , ''' u H3" . s
ever -a' niil us'I, az ., ~ l ~ y, , ~
, . ~ = .- ,.., t.f M ,r ..t..f R.--'fI. .I .
49, wa. tg6rrr hal neifher before nof AFTER be- va.
% - -'.r. I'D nd lear Rgrl-r. saw to .-g person
of 81 any .,,ir ,.i, ID '-, ''' , t , zen ".}
rGll- and Murray -r "oio AN"tn his damned DRAINS 1i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-13
Brooklyn Board Of Health .Tauss0'y. }

Since yesterday there have been 10 cases OF Cholera
reported 20 this Office Of which proved fatal ~
WIN Muusterman. aged % Columbia st George
Dsniorih. aged g. Hospital John HyyAe' aged -
Flushing av Mary Byrnes aged Is, Bond st and kich
ard DAVIS, aged ~. Hudsonav.
CH.s j. GooDRIcH Health Physician.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-13

CA1rFoR~tA PRaFirs.-Olr readers III 70
member thsi a Statement was made several "ee<'
since in reference % TIE sale - the snp Jun. % ~
49, A. V.ipa-si.1 by wllch j. appeared that sle
b-oryht - 81 and Der cargo $1,000 This was b
srsal profit bg, IL row sud on ne authority Of
n s,n rrarri.co sta prClt ir0 me zs purchase Of
over $4,000 i4----- OA@e'--'
Dg.rsrcrivz FisE.-Hfg-y Lo"-Oa Thurs
s.v rsh,lt about m l0lr after miin zht the exten
sve work. IN ,be upper part OF the ely Known IS ne
Hri.ou Machine SHOP, owned AID opersied ~ NJ a.
r psrktr. ere.tlsc0Teret . 1e OF ere In enrr-
eou,rr. 1 the shop vita ifs valuable tools md anisned
rnschnery were c1rsF ..te.y ruined TIE .oss - est
- bv Hr Perkins ~ S-oo10 upon ahich -here 49,
=, insurance only % IN am0uut q e-5Ju TIE are
s rss discovered in the upper story Il tn shop ~
from the circumstances attending y seems % have been
the work Of an incendAry. Hudson REP
A~orHER EDToE APPorSTFD.-Goi. David NJ
Keller Editor Of the Gears &azaayd, has been ap-
pointed Deputy Marsha Of the United st4tes for TIE
State Of Wisconsin.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-13

THF CWC,Go CHARCOAL AND SULPHUR RtME-
Dy DR.. j. II. Bird OF Chicago, has addressed letter
to the Chicago Journal denying that his celebrated
pills contain salts Of morpha any Other active ingre
dent than sulphur and charcoal The Doctor appends
to HE letter the card OF druggists OF Chicago,
certifying to the facts Drs Terry and Pitcher of
Detroit have analyzed the wrong pills IS none OF the
Chicago physicians have yet discovered any narcotic
elects produced by the sulphur remedy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-13

FREE DFMOCRACY ~ Iowa Tho Free So j
ers have nominated the following Board Of Public
Works WIN. Allison of Monroe for President; Dr.
Miller Of Van Buren,, and DR.. Waters OF Muscatne for
Secretary aud Treasurer.
The hrd Fcemar, the organ Of the Free De.
mocracy has been enlarged D. W. Kelsey has asso
ciated with him as Editor, Samuel l.. Howe The ~"
man the only organ Of the party in the state SIEVE
raj OF the Cass papers have become Free sosh of late
since Col Benton has Inserted the constiiuuonaity a.
the Ordinance OF l1e1 applied TO our new Icr'ii'-
rics There call in the last FramaH for Mass one
venfiou Of the Regular and Fra Democracy Of Henry
Co 10 form a union embracing the PRINCIPLES of tle
Buffalo Platform" coalition County CONVENTION
of both these factions had previously been held n Lee
Co. The Cass Democratic state Convention was 10
meet on the 2sh ult and the Wing on the 3Oth The
Election takes place on the 9th Of August and. beside
the Board of Public Works the various county and lo
cal officers are TO be chosen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-13

HEALTH or SARATOGA The Saratoga Ifig
publishes the certificate Of aiao doctors g. the effect
that the place is perfectly healthy ana that for two
weeks pact there has been but death out of popu
laiiou Of 1000 that death from puerpera fever.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-13

MIssisslPPI-COl WILLIAM NEVILLE, for
merry OF : south Carolina. has been nominated as
the Loco candidate for Congress in the lIld
(Tompkins) District. Henry GRAY is the Wing
candidate, and the District gives Wing majority.
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
pnnrd Of HenIth...Tnrs.paY July z

Dr GER the Resident Physician, reports ZIG nov
s.s Of Cholera and 3. deaths having occurred since
h,revort Of yesterday, returned IN the following order
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-13

~ w. Cloves, Dentist, 81 Hsdson-st oppo-
sls Greenwich balk Sew.fofk Onrs hours hOn1 8
O'CLOCK A N 70 r N tsl6 In
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" Mrs. VI. =. Cove Nichols, WssrCurs Physi-
ian u Lam Ltonax Conn ~ Ons from 10 n to2HM
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" fewier- d Wells, PhrenoIosfsfs and
Publishers. Clinton Hall. isf NsSas-sL the Psrs