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Literary Notices.

Republication Of the London, Edinburgh, North Brit
ish, and Westminster Quarterly Reue,os, No. CCXL
New York: Leonard Scotia Co.
THE EDINBURGH REVIEW, No. CLXXXI. July
l649.-This is a very interesting number, and, un
less we are mistaken, will be read with great curl
osity. The articles on De Tocqueve's reign o.
and on Macaulay's History of England, are wor
thy of any pen, and we cannot but regret that the
last has necessarily come after so many essays on
the same pregnant theme. The article on DE
TocqueviIe's Louis XIV is decidedly one of the
best which has appeared for long time, and in
duces us to attribute the authorship to the first es-
sayst Of the day. King Arthur was printed five
months ago in Leipsic, in Germany and has been
the theme of much commendatory criticism. II
appears, however, not to have found any American
publisher enterprisng enough 10 undertake 1t.
The WESTMINSTER REVIEW, No. CI, July, lS49.
This is also rich number The articles ON Ten
nyson and on Villemain's Middle Ages will be
read with pleasure. From an admirable article on
Hungary we propose to make extracts tomorrow.
We regret that these valuable periodicals have
reached US at such late day, the 18th instant,
which we attribute to accident or mistake, as they
appear to have been for some time the subject of
comment in journals published in cities us far south
as Savannah and Mobile.
DEATH OF SISTER OF CHARITY.-The superior
of the Catholic Orphan Asylum at Mobile, Sister
Martina, died on the 7th of August. The Mobile
Herald says The deceased was a native of Phila-
delphia, and at the early age of seventeen, in the
possession of great personal beauty, and with the
most captivating and persuasive manners, joined
the Sisters of Charity and to their mission of love
devoted her whole life. She first Joined the sisters
at Emmettsburg, Maryland, and then served in the
asylum and hospital at Baltimore; subsequently,
she went to st. Louis and was one of the founders
of the celebrated hospital Of that city and finally
in lS4l, came to Mobile, and took charge of the
orphan asylum, where few days since her noble
was ended. To praise her deeds is super
huous it is sufficient to record them. The world
knows what gentleness, and fath and love, and
heroic endurance the attributes Of the sister of
charity.
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DIED,

On the evening of the nth instant, at Mount
Pleasant, near Washington, III the 23d year of her
age, JANE LENTHALL ALERT, wife of Lieut..
J. W. ALERT, U. s. Typographical Engineers,
and only daughter of WILLIAM }. and ELIzABETH
j. Stone.
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PH,LApELPHIA, Aug. 10.
A riot occurred iere last night between the whites
and negroes; guns were used, and several persons
were wounded.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. Is.
The Spanish CONSUL Don Carlos de Espaiia has,
on the termination of the proceedings in the case Of
Rey Garcia been held TO bail in 900 to appear
before the u S. circuit court 10 December next.
He has entered solemn protest against the whole
procedure. Four other persons, Mcconnell, Marie,
Llorente, and Eagle, were, at the same time, held
to bail in the sum of ~, 500.
The steamer ]. l.. Day has been chartered by
the United States take companies of the Uni
ted States troops, expected daily to arrive at New
Orleans en- route for Florida
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ADELPHI THEATRE

ADELPHI THEATRE
will open on MONDAY EVENING, August 90
GEO. w. HARVEY, Manager.
Prices of admission: Parquette and Boxes, % cents
Upper Tier, l2l cents.
The celebrated original Nightingale Ethiopian
Serenaders,
HI JOHNSON,
Nj. w. WHITE,
w. ii. MORGAN,
GEO. KUNKEL,
HARRY LEHR,
Respectfully announce to their friends, and the
public of this city, that they will give few of then
inimtable concerts at the above cool and commo
dious place of amusement, commencing on MON
DAY EVENING, August 20, after having per.
formed in all the principal cities in the Unon and
for the last twenty five consecutive nights at the
Baltimore Museum, where their concerts were at
tended by the elite and fashion of Baltimore
Mr. H. r. GOODALL, the celebrated Imitator,
will appear and give limitations of the great actors
of the day-Messrs. Forrest Booth Jamison, Muir
doch, Owens, Wallack, Common, T. ID. Rice, &C.
having been received with unbounded applause In
Baltimore.
Aug. lS--dtd
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~ History Of the National Constituent Assem-
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FERDINAND MOgLTON.
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
Commissioner, &c, for Northern States. Office
No II Law Buildings, Baltimore, Md.
Aug l6-6m
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REPORTED FOR THE REPUBLIC
P,rrssuRG, Aug 10.
General Taylor arrived here yesterday in good
eath, and had grand reeel.sson
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R,ct,,nise CL,Y LAsD.-An English agricul-
,ural writer says that the present tage system as
practsed by scientific men in England, Is doubtless
An immense Improvement on thu system IN vogue
twenty years ago"but of all the discoveries Of the
present day, the conversion OF sun stubborn cays
INTO frable mould. through the means of thorough
draining, double trenchng or subsollins, IS by far
the greatest. And If we consider fully the great
importance of It, the enormous benefit II has con
frrcd on landed propretors, the great change u has
effected on the face Of the country, and the com
pete revolution It has made in the whole farming
rrectiee. we cannot I've too thankful to Mr. smith,
Of Dcanston, the author Of Il"
The greatest man is he who chooses the right
yirh jnvincble resolution, who reslsts the soresl
lem,dat.ons from within and without, who bears
,hs heaviesi burdens cheerfully, who is calmest IN
storms and most fearless under menace and frownsi
whose reliance on truth, on virtue on God, is most
.lpfalteriUg -. Claiming
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(bJNI.aytng the Cornerstone OF n New Cath
Ollie Chapel I'm Prince Georges county.-Din-
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Catholic church will be laid on Thursday, the 23d
instant, at IL O'Clock, in Prince Georges county,
three miles from Alexandria Ferry, ON the Mari
borough road, six miles from Washington. The
Most Rev. Archbishop of Baltimore is expected TO
officiate, assisted by the reverend clergymep Of
Washington; and a sermon preached Nv the New.
John p. Donelan, of Baltimore. Tents will be
erected on the ground, and dinner served up for
the occasion. There will be party in the evening
and band Of music in attendance. A liberal pub
lie is respectfully invited to attend Tickets may
be had of Addison & Cockere, at the Navy Yard
Bridge; 5. Blackjack, Alexandria, and on the
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JUAN Francisco REY, ALIAS GARCIA.
Before Hon Geo. Y. Bright, Second Justice of the
Peace, and M. M Cohen, U. S. Commissioner.
ELEVENTH DAY-TauRsnAx Ann O
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Republication Of the London, Edinburgh, North Brit
ISL and Westminster Quarterly Reuie,os, No CCXL.
New York: Leonard Scott& Co.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-02
Great nIcs-inz 10 EEoII.er- and IhiIdren.

Great RICs-ir2 10 FEotIscr- and hiidren-
the safest and CaeCtuHi medicine for puy ing
system relieving the utIr attendant upon child
birth ever discovered Il -treHteu both tie mother aud
child prevents aud ense increases and eurches tho
those used hinA Il - Indispensable u -
aud after confinement u prevents
upon ohidbs-h lU Costlvencss Plies,
Cramps swelling Feet Dependency. Heartburn,
Vomiting Pain the Buck aH4 Lous. False Pains Hemor-
rhage and regulating thc Secreons and equalzing tho
has equal The beauty OF tins mea
always safe and the most delicate use II most
successfully
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-02
FAMILY OINTMENT

HLOANS OINTMENT Is nosy universally ac-
knowIedged to be an infallible remedy in eve
~ case where it has been faithfully applied on the
human system, for promoting Inzensible perSpira-
ton. drawing out the inflammation from v-nIlD
relieving PAIN Of every kind and in lis healing
qualities the world does not produce It's equal and
the public pronounce II the cheapest and best Fam
lily Ointment that has ever been ased All ,Ijsea-
ses OF the Flesh Obstinate Ulcers. Old Sores ClrI-
bans, Sore Throat. Cuts. Burns CUttueous ,.rnn-
ton. Sore Nipples, Sore Breasts, Diseases Of the
parts OF the system, Boils Ulcers >caId Head
Bruises. Fresh Wounds, and every kind a. sore
containing the least particle o. Inflammation. are
permanently cured by this great remedy
". B, SLOAN,
Grand Depot, 40 Lake street Chicago. III.
JEe rant ee' along t-lL0u. II.
Beebe's Grove Win Co. III. Ger. p. Is4S.
Mr. Sloan-Sir. / have tested the virtue Of your
Ointment in the cure Of rattle snake b.;cs sore
throat. burns, and many other injuries and in eve
~ case II has surpassed orr expectations. As To-
a Family Ointment | have never seen is equal
anl Tor beasts we can't get along without it,
Yours. &c, MILES y. JOHNSON
THE CHILD WAS HEALED.
] ork Pracint Du Page Co. H., Zee 9th, 1919
Mr.. W 3. Sloan->ir. last summer one Of my
children was badly bitten by a rattle snake We
applied your Ointment freely and the child was
healed"
Also, ! had a horse wounded deep in the stide
Joint, in which he took cold and became so much
swollen and distressed that the hcrse was supqo-
sed worthless, but by free use Of your Ointment,
was soon cured.
We have used the Ointment in great many
other cases, with equal success.
Y
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-02
SL0iN'S COLUMN

~ al l.Ic 1IedicIIIes duF triised Dy ". B.
SLOAN are sold by
R. D. PULFORD, Mineral Point;
r. d. VAUGHN, Dodseyille;
And by authorized agents in every town and vii
lage in the Western states.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-02

scrOfsIisl Cured
This certificate cnHer,Italy proves that this SaTsapari
has pefert courul over obstinate diseases
lie Blood Three persons cure Ia house upprecs-
denled
EhreF Children.
Or Townsend Dear Sir liFFe the pleasure inform
YOU that tree Of nl. chieu Of the sco
fa lbs the OF excellent medicine They we're al
dct.d very severely with bad have taken four bot
lies. il took ay for which feel myself under
great obligation
Yours respectfully.
ISAAC w. GRAIN, i05 Woosterst
Oninious OF Physicians.
Dr. Townsend slui"st daily receiving orders from
PHYSICIANS 81 different parts Of the Uuion.
THIS Is 10 certify tbat the undersigned, Physlci7ns
Of the CITY Of Albany prescribed
DR.. Towu-eud Sdrsaparia aud believe u to be one OF
the most yaiuaII. preparations 90 tie market.
# r PulEyG 10. J. WILSON, MD, Il. B. BRIGGS.
81 D. P T. ELMENDORF, II. d. Albany April, lot'I
CATION.
Owing to tie great and immense sale OF ~
own.eu,l's Sarsaparl4 uI.her Of who were l'T-
rerIy our Agents have commenced making Sarsaparus
Extracts Elixrs Ritt-rs Extracts Of Yci0w Dock *
Tbev reueraly pat zap tha shaped bottles and
they are only worthless limitations aud oulI be aEoIss
None genuine unless signed by :. p. Townsend.
Principal Offer I26 FULTON Street sun Banding,
n y. RrdiIug & Co, Stltr Boston; Dy1tt 4
Sons III North Second Philadelphia 5. :. Haucs.
Druggist Baltimore T.. IL Cohen Charleston. NrisIi
s. Co. ISL Charities Street y o.: IUJ South Pearl Street
Albany aud by III the principal Druggist. and Mff
chants generally hroug the United States West Il7'
ard the CsHadas.
IJ-ror suleby R. D Pu1roRp. Mineral Point
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-02

80J@C I@CUp8o
THE above named Lamps, consisting Of Parlof
i Hanging. and Side Lamp2. Ca superior arti-
ID for al. BY JNO MILTON.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-02
New Spring stock OF
DRUGS AND MEDICINES
THEODORE RODOLF.

WHOLESALE and RETAIL DRUGGIST
w Mineral Point, Wis. has Just received a very
large and well selected stock OF American, Frenci
and English Chemicals Drugs Medicines Perfume
ry Dyc-Styi<, sc. At this Store Physicians car.
rely on having their prescriptions carefully com
pounded. My Goods are selected with great care
md viii BE- warranted represented.
Receiving. a large and supply of DR.. Z
Iayne's Family Medicines. DR.. Rogers Syrup
Liverwort and Tar, and Smith Tonic syrup
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-02
Description

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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-02


Cffdpse aud Strengthen Ccas.saatfsH ,a,, Q. ,-,g r.
Ckths Consumption Ljrsr Compliant Colds talrrr5
Coughs fsfIHtH Splitting HIa9I Soreness m fts rb..,
Hfcfir Flash, F5-dt SrSais Difficult or PyoCg.s -
Pscioraij0H Pam IN the SD SC haze been and ca. bs
cured
Splitting Blood.
Ness York 4gru % Isg7
I'm. T0wssEND-l verify believe your Ssrs.parIlls
has been the ueaus through Providence OF saving INV
life nave for sryera years AL a bad Cough Il he
csHe auj Al l-t raised large guart
ol huna, uad might aud greatly del1ta-
tel ai reduced BHJ ,lId expect 1--we have only
used Ssr~aIafIlls ui-, there has Won
ierfu change been wrought ah.e 20 walk
al over the city I raise blood uI nay cough has
LEFT You we'll iua.Itc that I ava thankful Clr
these uIts. Your uhedicnl servant.
WIN RUSSELL IS Calharins 81
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-02

Is. -. IS, Is, i & 8 forty-four cents each.
Paid rxcepr Road Tax.
According to Sale Book. 81 12w
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-02

saety, certainty and thoroughness, Sloans ONT
ment eNccls, and IS rapidly supersadng all other
Continents and Linameuts. for the cure Of
Fresh Hounds calls af at kinds .7J,raias Pgdsss.
CRACKED Heels. Ru7gtone Fol ErA IjadgGHs.
Gallons SgGri.,s SJCceuQ, Ftsiu{q. Lame
ness, Sand Cracts, Folyldcred Fret
Scratches or Grease, Mango and Born Disfenpcr
The Powder viii remove all Inflammation and
and fever. purify the blood loosen The skin cleanse
the water, and streng hen every part OF the body.
and mas proved q oyereign remedy for
Dis'enpe, Hide5o,ald, Loss Of appetite Tatcor3
Strains, Icito,o Hotcr Llfanm.at soa Of the Eyes,
Fatigue from hard exercise. .4}so Ehciszaatsap,
Commonly called Stiff Complaint) which proves
fatal 10 many valuable horses in this country. Il
IS also a safe and certain remedy for Coughs, and
Colds. which generate 50 many fatal diseases.
Grand Depot 40 Lake street Chicago, III
W. B. sLOAN
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-02
FECrHFTT OTNrlsFNT

Mr.. Sloan-pear sir. Fora considerable length
of time was seriously afflicted wiki the Rheumat-
&c complaint, and applied freely he various Iini
ments. pa.n-GLiers, &c. without obtaining anv re
lief After which, your Agent at this place iutlu
cnced me TO try your Ointment and within two
weeks from the time commenced using it the
pam ceased ana was efec-uIllv cured. and shall
recommend all similarly afflicted with the distress
ing complaint, 10 procure your excellent Ointment
without delay. Respectfully Yours.
OSCAR f. MOTT
THE BEST md CHEAPEST HORSE
MEDLELNE ~ TuE LEALn
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-09-28
A SINGULAR FACT.
The ST. Louis Union relates the follow.
r.,

The ST. LOUIS Union relates the follow
ing as fact, SINGULAR as It may appear.
The town Of Illsboro', No, lies about
Thirty five miles southwest Of 81. LOUIS.
That town and region e country were Ell.
lrely exempt from cholera until two or
three days subsequent 10 the ~ Of July,
when IT broke out and ragged with grelt
virulence, carrying Of many Of the lnhab.
Itanis tie place, as We have been IN.
formed. II vii DO remembered that on
Saturday night, the % &c July, wc had
the streets Of this city Illuminated with
Innumerable boufires, tor the purpose OF
days prior TO tbs, the ~ind had blown from
the soutleas but, On the evening follow.
Ins 1t veefed around aud blew from the
northeast. We learn, from reliable au.
lhofI:y, hat directly offer the Wind shift.
ed, lie fumes from the tar and stone coal
used IN e fires here, we're distinctly smet
by the Inhabitants Of Hilsb0to', and IN a
day or two after, the cholera made It's ap
pearance ~ the town; aud now, since the
disease has lef, the country, aud lie PEG,
pie have commenced ohce more TO move
about aud inquire INTO past events, II has
been discovered that the cholera sweep
Ike tornado in direct line from lhl.
CITY to IIiiIsboto.' aud onward distance
OF thirty miles beyond, c1uii1lng It's Iava.
yes 10 a track of country not more thar
three or four miles in width, and exten
ding 10 straight liu3 about sixty miles /,
the southwest. THIS line includes lh,
coal mInes near our CITY, where the DIS
ease was asfully fatal, and from tina, pom
onward 10 It's termination, /, decreased "
lis ravages, and after passing llI,boro'
rapidly so. The cholera did M, make IL,
appearance on any Of the public road
through that region Of country, except
where they lntersected this tract throup.
WHICH 1t passed, and at these functions i
was frequently very bad. What aeenc,
had The tires, 10 this CITY, lf any, 10 eau.
'ng the cholera 10 spread through the coun
iyl VIVA, agency had the wind IN carry
ing The disease? Why did not The win,
take a wider range in It's passage 7"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-09-28
Supreme Court.

Since our last, Opinions have been delivered
in the following eases. VIZ:
RuFFIS. c. J Miller Hoyls and others in
Equity, from Catawba Decree for plaintiffs,
and slaves ordered to be sod.
Doe on demise Of Icehour r. William Reeves,
from MeckIeuburg. Judgment affirmed.
NASH. J. Stsrnss and Harris James Erwin.
from Mscklenburg. Judgment affirmed.
PEARsoS, J Den on demise OF Williamson and
o,hsrs e James james, from Cstawba Judgment
affirmed.
Houston Davis and Davis Smith. from Neck.
lenburg, in Equity. No error in The inisrlocuio-
~ order Of the Court below
Doe on demiss Of J. VI ker- and Others =. Ro.
bert Davidson. from Mecklen6urg Judgment
reversed and vsnlfe de noyo
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-09-28
Health of Charleston.

We understand that II is reported that Charles
ton is SO unhealthy that several merchants from
a n.ighboring village. who had started for that
city had returned on this account. The Courier
Of the alst instant. states that only six cases OF
strangers fever had occurred, and these by nc
means viruleni. and generally occurring from in.
cautious exposure or neglect Ii says:
That this disease W i'll in all probability, not be.
come generally prevalent, or fatal. may be well
believed from the fact that it has commenced a,
a late period OF the season-later, We believe,
than il has ever before made its appearance--and
a lso that tie cases have been generally mild in
and easily controlled, if taken in hand.
Ofthe six deaths reported, we understand that
four were from Ireland. enc from England, and
one from Germany. 10 show the general state
of the health Of the city, spar, from the deaths
bv fever, We state the fact that but one white u.
dull native has died during the week.
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The Inflated President.

A lat. account from England states that bot.
tie was picked Gp al Queensboroush, kGut con-
taining slip Of paper supposed to have been
placed there by passenger or board Of tie steam.
er President, as !, contained few lines announ.
cling her approaching destruction
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-09-28
A New French Minister,

Tie New York Tribune of the 18Th instant.
says: 1--WE are informed that NJ. Poussn's recall
has been c.ded on by tie French Government,
independent Of bis iiculiy with the Cabinet al,
Washington. Mr.. de MonlholOn. the son Of
Gen Montholon. lie sali to be named as his sue
cessOr
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-09-28
The Weather, &c.

On Saturday last. we had mos refreshing
ram, bat the earth parchsd up that very lit.
tie evidence Of /, Is now 10 be seen. Wsarc en-.
joying pleasant weather and the health Of oar vii
lsge is sal uninterrupted
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-09-28
INPERTINENCE REBUKED

Why d" you no, hold up your head =
do :" inquired pert lawyer Of aboriny
farmer. sqnre." replied The farmer,
" hook al That Ii Id Of gram; all the vaIua.
bic heads hang dawn like nine, while those
mat have nolhng 10 them stand upright
like yours
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-09-28
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER %, 1910.

u WILLIAM THOMPSON, Esq. is our
agent in Baltimore, authorized to obtain adver
easements and subsci p,ions. and TO grant receipts
UE. W. CARR, Esq, is our agent IN Phlla.
delph.a. authorized 10 obtain advertisements and
procure subscriptions.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-09-28

States, in order to bolster it up. These
remarks are intended in all kindness TO
our political friends, and no, in dictate.
rial or revenge(ul spirit"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-09-28
PROLlFiC-A SINGULAR BUT TRUE
STATEMENT.

a! oar present writing there is lady in
this county NJ years OF aye, who has had
II children. Two Of her daughters also
reside ~ this county. Oae Of them, the
wife Of Nt. VIM. Fslrcloh, has had iG
children, ! Of whom arc now living.
The othe., the wife Of Mr.. Mathew Far
cloth, has had % children, Is Of whom are
pow living sons aud daughters.-
These ladies' are ~ The prime OF life with
every prospect OF an increasing family -
Ano her elster, Mrs. Parker, recently died
IN Sciyen county, al the age Of 30 years,
who had % children. The children Of the
Mrs. Fa,rcIoh's we're all born 10 this coun.
~ II any couoty IN Georgia can beat
BAKER, either IN luxuriaHce Of irs produc.
tons. or The domestic increase of lis popu
l"'Ion, we would like 10 hear from ii.-Al.
bany (Gco.) Patriot
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-09-28

NWe are requested to announce Mai JOHN
A. YOUNG, as candidate for Iitigadier General
of the lth Brigade OF n c. Militia, in place OF
Gen. Neel, resigned.