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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-14

CoxPASIEs FOR CALIFoRSIA.-The ~Persifer
r. Smith Mniag Company and - Carson Association
who arrived here BY the NS-xn5<Sa from New YORK -
roxse for California fae Get Of fellows and are
clothed and equipped in Tia; bespesks their
intention % rough H." The former 70 composed Of IS
sad The latter - members
re Carson Assoelaricn hxve concluded on goirx BY
way o; Houston and Aussin tnd too members Of the
company have gone 10 make TIE necessary srrAsse
nenrx IL probable that the other company VIII take
ths sar,s rurss [Gasyestoa ksWl March %.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-14

fHs GoIDKs RCLE-'-S- 7. Clark. lons en-
ployed IN sss sdasria department, Of the Express and
capital cosaef Of ne~s. hes attached himself 10 the
well known organ q tas oaA rslov fraternity, snd
vii add ssasis'y 70 Tie vsrssy nod interest u It's
columns.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-14
PRUSSIA.

BERLIN March 20 Ic4s.
10 consequence Of tumult yesterday In the LNnberg
strasse, "a parsons bsvs been arrested.
Al Frankfort on Oder, csnn0ns are mounted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-14

Isspos. Nooday, Mach 4-lj = Pm
Tire c-af Conso 81 onsy. q az todo tof scols,
sikaaih Au-rs.a soet. Uasd states IS, ioo : l-s
Prln.l ~ y. Is . 4. arn-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-14

II SOUTH BEsn. Indiana, voted No License
On the ID INST BY 90 70 is-slnoss seven 70 sse.
Plymouth. NarsAsa Co ditso, lsl 70 -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-14

sPsss F.RoS H.rs Unsurpassed BY any for e'''
billy. elegance ehespress 81 the one price store ITO
Csnssl Persons Whose heads are the difficult 10 a.
sued BY "Pns Cooformeteur," with the utmost IL
se,ness snd esse to the wesrer. j. w. hELSo"O.
r.fSe tsT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-14

On FRIDAY Apra - at soe. bo-
e,s .. ions - ..s. s.;s. ~, s'
ch,pi- o. O. ssd ID. ns'eb.r. Of nsass- LSds. No
acocs sor r-.dsoe-, w,.hiasoa' t Broo.iyn
co ssI-r. requested ,h- eoo half
mast
CTS D BART0s sssd % year, and nontbs
H.. sas ana -s Of the szy invited % st,sad his fass
taksa % Leicester. asss for ntsrnsut
c, fssr.d.y evening" April IL. Of Consumption ROB
ERT Low Of cIrsoasss, II.
5icSsos s i. S.. .si nc 60 ''' SAMUEL
~ =. ss ', Ma % cs s@ ~ CO., % s,sd !.
18th MT AJAX OcoekP n.
vsfp scSr s Ss %. .a '.s s.;s ,. '' Al
h nsss. .Hs .sssH.ss. ..s s,s ., b. i.,A. Geo seo,
sA.r AZ. nl-, repeatedly is,s.d % attend n. fars
Friday sira l5JAsE wIsr III. Of ch.d~. COREY r.s.,
and asassr Of The ss Joseph Honor Of Pha4ssh .ssd "a
II. f.sa, Of .. Andy a.d ,,t>n1 he fso-r. from her
soa a see<s fAs r-nsas - b t-isa 70 or->a-ood
% THsr.s.E L. HENRY FOWLER .s.s, foe tn.
he s..n... .aa .aS. Of the family ar. requested =, attend he
lu-s IRON he s rs.-sss. l7s souns -Aos farther sv
1. jas caJ GA TnssJ, AenI H. EDWARD HAsLos ,..a N,
asrvs of Parsh cloagh, coaniy kiasnuy. IfslsHd
sss sssss, s..raooa from as ats r...s.ss. xasea.
yw Hs,e. na.s % Sunday nosns sts GE0RGZ Will
ss % .. "a MT si ear = ~ va az 2s
49, h-i~s kz11 Ssrr-oa, ss-f yssrs snd moufhs
IL Fh0r-nc-. Ala March a. Hsnry Barrss
leo ss,s slnes Marshall Co Ala M sz~oa sehos an GA
sss s.ts-rs4 - - ~
AnsncAs nusErn.-A new disease has brcsen ont ia
ne city IL called the haslineti fever srd attacks s
persons men, women and Children who happen 10 nave
% esnn 10 thstf pocset N you TO soc the vctims
dsy ana iook srs,Sh Ct the Museum You Win obssrvs
OF mem going up 70 Bsrnums hospital cured
AZ e. nan I've minutes you yoQrssf win be ssx ed
vith he fever and hnd your feet nTounsAry following
hair example,
~ IRE 0oie Of California 10 half surpnsing q
coL trsmcrrs Woody ephsnt-d
camel add every othsr snia combined. There 4
no Danger N spproschsgiL
= Pstsnt knieEssboeEss Range, tasvly constructed,
eouhairg al ihe lsie Improvements Tor economy 10 fas
ard he performance Of all cooking culinary operations
win and ssrsfscoa For sale By r. RoLLHAus ga
md 20 WstGsl 6 a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-14

~ EsrksscsElo's sroSE, l07 Nssssast 10 becoming
fnous The hssdeasrers Of Fashion lie cells better
H.r ,or Q, 50 than any ess does ''r o. Hc taxes
pride 10 hs business ans dete mueit gain as hsh
rspu.son for the economy Of bis prices he has sresdy
acquired for the beauty ard durability of his Hats
H,rs-" hnew hun well, hosslio." Now KNOX. OF III
ra,cnst makes pretenson wsh to be The fofeA OF
Hamlet bat all who purchase his becoming Spsisg kyle OF
Hats must say, I'VE hrow the fsshlorsble s''sf well
Satisfactory sapg satisfactory custom, aud satisfactory
dealing pssse all Abarss,n with Knox is eonsfmstofy OF
lhis In the meeting Of . moment
~ wooDs's SIZING SryLs for Gsntenea's Hats re-ds
eommendsrou om the character OF the establish
vel Known for the splendid. Tasty, and durs
BILE quality OF is goods Call woop 81 Canast near
Broadway say we
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-14
M An HE'D.

In M,nvls r. IpnI u, ey Mr. Penny, Gen. LESLIE
CONES Of srsxtoa Ky sas MARY MAN Of cumosrsnd ri
t,n Ii. l2h ksv. n Wint-rs Nc OkORGs j. BRAN
BE Of Cnclansi 10 Mss CATHERINE DUDLEY u Jersey
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-14

NJ By the Steamboat Confidence we have
Albany papers Of yesterday mossins Ter ~hisa %
thanks our thanks are due to her eennsr shy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-14

rSr The Crescent City has about lso PAssen
ssr, already engaged TOR Der rsszrn Trip 70 ChaSrsA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-14
PASSENGERS FOR CALIFORNIA
~ Are requested I, read The following certificate from
Cspt sroDDAaD Of the Crescent City, eoncefuing
PRESERVED FRESH PROVISIONS:

certify that The last lp to Cbsgres VI the Crescent
Cn.,i took hoard before leaving New-fork boz ~
assorted Preserved Meals from the OF THonAs
KEssETT Co On my reurn, sfsf leaving Chsgfes The
opened and tho contents found TO be perfectly
and nutrcous have no pestslon 10 recomtnsnd-
ing their Provisions supplies that bs depended 90.
c. sTODDARD Msstsr OF Slesmsr Crescent City
New-York, April ., 1919.
Certificates from Capt WATERMAN ofIhe Sea Witch. and
other Of vesses may be seen 81 cur Of
fee where orders for passengers or ship stores viii be
promptly attended TO- THOMAS KENsETT co
ajOU 70 0ldsip.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-14

NATIONAL MINIATURE GALLERY.-EDwAsD WHITE, A'
BsoADwAy-This magnificent saloon possesses Superior
advantages for the rapid production Of Dsguereotype Min
aiufes All persons who wish unsurpassed Likeness o
themselves or friends should give this gallery call
~ 3ueOd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-14

ro..l. iN4is leSs x7. "a So le7s us issss Is's
pu,r over Basworth Slos; Lyneh over ssser Sois
majority fos Amended Charter 1851
Wards IL. IA. rs, and 10 10 conc ln-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-14

q W. ~
a. have Ia si.s ~.,.s =. may sS III .s.,s q
hesNss - ~ a.u "A ADerssas te>e - -, -.
BAL c-ss'. rs 20. s,a s' ss-.. -, Yer. Ss
ssse ca ne 4, ser IA. esss u* 80. = ~ s,.-
esr'f 80 - ~ all,ss xssss~f ~ = - a. a..
~ Ss<se- ~ :, =. ,rfH esd sss4rs -. - 49,,
sss.s % .ss s.s - iss *. ares. .ss ,ssy
~ sAs a'.s . ~ -. .oA u Psai sss -.
49, oass.a $50 90 80 es.s sAs BE
=. a. Sac BIAS sssass iron 's ss a. sesss ss,
Ssssss iAs sfys ssssss' 81
49, y lnDe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-14
London Corn hAkcH D.
-, f.r.i. o, -..tt.,y a. .,r-rrx~. uachanssf
FOREIGN SHIPPING rrrELLIGENoE.

tsy strafy BAT at alive Iompsen "a ~
Of An-rsn -o1t chsrs- saa ~s 4.0ss
U.l.ss -. TAR hosss ~. aaa Ar OfisAas -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-14
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., April 10.

The demand for FLOUR fair and notice sales OF
900 bbls including Howard ct and City mile - ~
ssi25 In WHEAT there Is but little doing small
sales White and Red at 81 0j 81 " for the former
aud "a 96c for the latter. Corn MEAL selling Al -
For Conn the marke, continues steady and quotations
II anything are rather better sses oil me Gay arc
* 600 bushels At 4c and for Yellow. and flc 40
for White In Provisions there IL but little doing and
The market 10 heavy LAID quoted from % n u Tor
hbls and keg- WHISKY, with sales ~ Dds 10 Soe Ine
SUGAR market remains steady with moderate business
Markets ....PTTTsBUESH, April H.
Our markets today present no new feature worthy
notice. FLOUR, In ssmsll wsy. 10 selling at 5Oa ooi
GRAIN and Provisions unchanged. The supply Of
WHEAT Is rather large though holders generally, arc
arm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-14
CITY ITEMS.
sermouu, sc. Tomorrow.

90 n c7.-r.- p--csry-tu-.t cossr-soa. ~,
So, v ~ p-Ch Of 10 y shay >tss 20 =
Is5s nv ~ D.-Chgrrh corn-s Bss'ori sad po-aHs
Rev l. Hsrn.-CSs-un 70 snoss ..-n z
r., - p,-rrs.t-ch Of th- >svogr Br-oN
r., R.lrh Hot Casrch OF ths Gsoa shegesfd Al Gay
r. s,s,-v . Cor-y-T-.leh At ssPtis, Charcn
r., M La.s-Foar,h coog Caanh. slste~1h g. q ,.
h. R.s-s-n Duan-stuy T--sot l1-iitat---nors = y
Chanck Is-nty
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-14

r. Economy and Taste socs and Dress Coas 10 order
80 TO SIS al FoLwgLL's, I92 Broadway. Blm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-14

NEw-YosK IN sLIcEs-rhese sketches arc eonunosd by
the original author, weekly in tho Sunday COURIER
Tho Slice Tor tomorrow 10 devoted to sclag up the Cue
tom House" The Courier contains In sddiilop' an I'M
menss amount Of sparkling original matter written ny
variety Of experienced hands II 10 usually regarded ~
The .bes, and best written sunday paper In The city.
MAsRiAsE-Mr FowLER's Lecture oil Broadway Hall
Hone Chspe 100 Broadway ths evening, will be ON the
highly In eresng subject Of Marriage ~ considered by tho
science VI Phrepolosy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-14

~ Extra hne Teas, Ooons and Young Hyso only u
per pound very good So; Old Jaws Coffee, 10 sumsrr
10 csais Prime Table Butter for IL Sd to 10 Sd new Lard
8 cent? Winter on Il per gallon Rice, cents
Fsmily Flour the barrel 10 Sd per b good sa
,m Cd TO 10 per lib always found HASA PARKERs22
Broome corner OF Ludlowst Fresh eggs II for shilling
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-14

~ Fine Boots Shoes and Caters Of tho best stock ard
workmanship, be fourd ct JonS L. WArKtsss ia
Futousl who has the extensive ment Ia bs
found Ia The city oil Of his manufacture. all 3t-Od
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-14
M GREELLY, being called upon, responded

70 adnuntsf % Essrs. 4 ssoru 81 -.
Bui oot D. safp Or chsngs 4 80 are fr,
To s.ras b m nO5lf Ia li- o0mmOu cauf-.
~. - ~. d.sfi rMasn-' H. ~ - Ct'sl'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-14
PRIVATE ADWcEs TO THE TRIBUNE.
TELEGRAPHIC AND EXPRESS NEWS
TO THE HOUR OF SAILING,
QEIAHD,

From our Liverpool Agent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-14

~ " rgE ORyu,x sEAM.rssss; . Nsussiys Of limo
csnce and Guilt Mystery Love end Crime,-b'ipg actual
events witch have come light recently In ihs ei,y-oy
tho author OF the Mininer Appreoics" the tile OF
new and thrilling nnrsive TO DO published In tho sunday
Dlspalch OF Lhla week
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-14

TEA AND CoErsE-You purchase the most delic'ous
favored Ooong black for IT, good black los for &c. fine
Y H. tea for 80; extra 6ne H. tea 10; the very beef
qusiy Of for Is per pound Old Java Coffee OF 'he
nnes quality for 10 per pound 60 for pounds pure old
Lsgusya coffee 10 pence pound or Sc per pounds
from B. ALsso Co corner OF Dvison Eldrdgs ss and
lnld No 2lnl Grand NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-14

II A movement is going on in Maryland for
reform Of the Constitution, as 10 give ~ the people
the election of all Offices Of tho Government, and cur
tsimens OF useless Offices and Unnecessary expenses In
fha
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-14

wM. T Jennings Co. ps.Psss AND TnLoR' 81
Broadwsy-rher views Of economy In the production OF
the cheapest garments furnished tho city arc based on
WORK EQUAL Ia ,ys character nc to those made order
At the most expressive prices slfH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-14

= Pssnt Kniekssboekss Range, tnsvly constructed, }
enuharx al Tho lse Improvements Tor economy 10 fasl
ard he performance Of al cooking culinary operations
win and sarsfacoa For sale by r RoLLHAus 2ss
nd 20 WstG1l e a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-14
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS

FIRE-A fire was discovered on Thursday
night about midnight In the out buildings belonging Il
Mr.. Roberts, an OK Alderman OF the Ninth Ward, re
siding at Bedford which were entirely consumed The
Dire 10 supposed to bs the work Of an incendiary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-14


Day Coos Esr,sLIsEMgSrs-Nonc bat lhcse who have
bed the opportunity OF going through the large dry goods
OF this city FORM idea Of their extent
The enterprise exhibited by the propue:o OF hew In
the completeness Of their arrangements Al present. one
Of the largest and which will decidedly The largest,
10 that OF the Messs w BAsErR Co. OF III Catherine
The system OF business pursued by this house hes
always bsen, have hand every article In their line
and especially be among the very In the purchase Of
slyles THIS with their well earned and vell known
reputation OF selling their goods the smallest possible
profits depending upon ihs amount sold Than upon
the srgeness cf their profits and having bat price to
sell hss increased their that their present large
building found insufficient for accommodation
Of the thousands who deal with them They have therefore
sker Ia sddou their present store No 7 next door To
them also No Monroost and the whole VIII soon be
one, and will present the most splendid ront
the city having four large windows on Catherine aud
Monroe and Interior equal In extent 10 sceVe'
sized house With these alter an increase
their pr7sen, regiment Of polite CLERKS We ihoN ne"ne
Nh Barker the junior Rswson, will have any caas~o
complain Of except, be- thai the great crowd OF ladies' VINO
will visit the store may keep them too busy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-14

~ IRE God Of Cahfornis 10 half - surphsing q
coL Srsmcrrs Woody s-eephsntdee bufslo-dfofr
camel add every othsf snimA combined. There 4
10 Danger N approaching IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-14
Later from Panama.
ships mt the Istkmrs-Bay "A
Deaths amora Amer'e
Branch characterized.

Branch Characfertxed.
Correspondence Of The Tribune ,s,e
Iii. jadssd there are now in this eliy A. Iea' cas-,
lcoo Americans, and 500 more between Chasrss anu
this-l,5OO in al
The steamer Oregon lef, here on Tuesday morning.
iosh in., with eas passengers. There are no' 'O''e
,x vessels of different sizes up tor san Erane'eo -
Of whom have their full complement Of passengers en-
s.s-d- They ss,
ne Bnush bark coIcoa-y. lte Passenser' re =
An Vial bark Eqlslor. 10 $3.50 e. a.
brig Friix.....- % '''- =. ~
brig Oroe..... 20 r., =.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-14

R@REvT L. HARRIS will preach at the Colise-
UNI to morrow morning the Connection and Harmony
between the Philosophical Theory OF Progressive lie
yeopment and the Christian Doctrines OF the ncsrns
,,on and Reclamation.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-01-24
SCHENECTADY AND SARATOGA
PLANK ROAD.

A new and rather novel improvement in con.
structing roads is rapidly developing the re-
sources of the agricultural districts in our
Sta,e-~bringing into play the enterprise of our
farmers and giving them advantages for travel
little shor, of railroads; and in a manner par
ticuIarly adapted to their accommodation, and
a, a comparatively small rate of expense.
Plank roads can be made, as general rule, Tor
abou, The years interest of we'll made rail-
road About one hundred companies have
already been formed, or are about being form.
ed, TO construct these roads in various parts OF
tho State of New York. The time is coming
when most of the roads of the State and Union.
where there is any considerable amornt OF
travel, end timber reasonable, will be pankrd
Thus far every plank road made in this State
has fully eqnalIed, if not exceeded, the expecta.
ton of its projectors. The fact that pair o.
horses can with ease, and with Increased speed,
carry double the weight on plank road that
they can on the best common roads, without
any other consideration, settles their value.
When the roads are bad, as they usually are,
spring and fall, four times the weight can be
taken on plank roads at such seasons that can
be taken on common roads. The farmer can
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-01-24
CULTIVATION OF TASTE.

Icannot help taking notice of an opinion
which many persons entertain, as if tho taste
were a sepcrate faculty Of the mind, and
distiuc, from the judgement and Imagination
a species of ins,inc, by which We arc struck
naturally, and a, the first glance, without
any previous reasoning, with the exccllen-
cres or the defects ofa composition. So far
as The Imagination and the passion arc con-
ccrned, believe it true that The reason is
little consulted; but where disposition, where
decorum, where congruity arc concerned
in short, wherever The best Taste differs from
the worst, | am convinced that the under
standing operates, and nothing else; and its
operations are in reality far from being al.
ways sudden, or when they are sudden,
they are often far from being right. Men
of the best taste, by consideration. come
frequently to change their carly precipitatc
judgement. which the mind, from It's aver
sion to neutrality and doubt loves to form on
the spot. 1t is known that the taste (wher.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-01-24

DocroRs EASY AND FUssY.-Therc shall
be two men. doctors, for example. ofe !ual
learning and skill. They arc on lookout
for practice. DIR. Easy puts his name on a
brass plate on the door. aud then sis down
in his drawing room 10 wait for patients.
Need say that he has generally to wait IL
long time. But DR.. Fussv dnes not approve
of the passive system lie keeps horse
and chasc before he gets visit to make.
lIe hired people to alarm all the ncighbnr-
hood with peals of his surgery bell. lie Is
continually called out of church, and has
once venturcd on having his name shouted
asbeing Immediately wanted while attending
a Lowell lecture. Not form OF advertise.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-01-24
Journal of Commerce.
A SHIP pAMaNC1 C1cEREpcS

SHIP AAiaNE-lCERE I'D O. &
Ii is impossible to convey correct idc;
of the beauty. the magnfccnce, of some %
the scenes through which we passed. Thous
ands of the most grolcsque. ia"cIlu, anc
beautiful iccbcrgS and cclields surrounded
on all sides, ntersected by numerous scrpcn
tine canals, which gIiltered in the sun Qo'
the weather was fine all the time we were
in the. straits) like threads of silver lwnine
round palaces OF crislal. The masses as
sumed every variety Of form and size, anc
many of each bore such striking rcsem,
blance to calhcdras, churches columns ar
chcs and spires that could almost fancy we
had been transported to one Of the floating
cities Of Fairy land. The rapid mntion, ton
of our ship, in what appeared dead
cain. added much to the magical effect OF
the scene. A light but steady breeze urged
her along, with considerable velocity through
maze of ponds and canals. which. from the
immense quantity of ice that surrounded
them, were calm and unruffled as the sur
face of mill pond. Not a sound dis,urb-
ed the delightful stiffness Of nature, save the
gentle ripping of the vessels bow as she
sped on her way, or the occasional putting
Of lazy whale, awakened from nap by
our unceremonious intrusion on his domains.
Now and then, however, my reveries were
disagrceabIy interrupted by the ship coming
into sudden contact with huge Jumps Of rc.
This happened occasionally when we ar
rived at The termination of one of those nat
uraI canals through which we passed, and
found necessary 10 force our way inthc next.
These conclusions were sometimes very Sc
we're, and even made the ships bell nng;
but we needed this Little, as the vessel was
provided with huge blocks Of timber on her
bows, called ice pieces, and was besides
built expressly for sailing in the northern
seas. 1t only became annoying at meal
times, when spoonful Of soup would some
times, make little private excursion of its
own. over the shoulder of ITS owner, inslead
of into his mouth As we proceeded, the
ice became more close y packed, and at last
compelled us to bore through it. The ship
however, was never altogether detained.
though much retarded. ] rccoIIcct, while
thus surrounded, filling bucket with water
from pool on The Ice, to see whether it
was fresh or not, as had been rather scep.
tica upon this point. 1t was excellent, and
might almost compete with the water from
tho famous spring Of CrawIcy.
Ballantynf's Hudson's Bay.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-01-24
P. w, R. IN REPLY TO THE RESPONSE OF
II. W. TO LINES OF w r. J, ON THE DEATH

P. w, R. IN REPLY TO THE RESPONSE Of
i. W. TO LINES OF w R. J, ON THE DEATF
OF JOHN robson.
Tis' true that whilst johns death we mourn
1t is no small relief
To know Elisha still survives
To furnish US with beef.
Elisha aye--and Bella too,
Those whom can none surpass,
In raising Beef. stall fed as we'll
AS Beef that's fed OIL grass.
Those names like household words are dcar
In this luxurious work:
They will no doubt from year to year
Find Poultry, Beef and Pork.
But between the dead and those who live,
This diff renee must say
VIII be, the last will never give,
But ever have their pay.
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