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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-02-24

az The Legislature OF Iowa adjourned on
the 10Th of january Among the bills pass
cd was Que cNempung homestead worth
five hundred dollars from execution on all
debts contracted nnerihe fourth of July next.
, WAN or RAMS. The Syracuso and hi.
-cn ruilrond is filiy.lhrrc long, formng
pnrt of the central line from Albany to Buhh-
10. The truck was originally laid with nnt
bnr iron, Iwo inches aud hnlr wide 10y three
quarters of an inch thick, This iron, after
, being in use nine years, was taken up. aud
sold, mud was found To have lost Ia weight by
wenr, 200 ont of 2O00 tons.
SUNDAY CvuiqT. "Ilayo you not mislak-
en- the pew, siri' blnndly said Sunday
Chesterfield to n stranger ns he entered it,
u beg PARTON replied the intruder, rising
to 20 ont, al fcnr have-I took il for n
Christians"
o. A gentleman residing in the Cbcro.
nee Na''''' 'Ntites- HAT, e,'-i4-e tseeptio, off
the news there of The election of Gen. Tnylor
they fred saluies & whoopcd for three days.
Salem Register.
G5~tThe Syracuse papers detail singu.
lar 'feft-l4ai The clothes oflhe tux0uI wife
nged 81, ofn farmer in Richmond, with The
irVe IN them, by a young hired man, ngcd Is
The injured husband traced them to Syracuse
where the affair was compromised by the I
boys conserving TO cniisr as n soldier. The
w'ie was very reluctantly taken home.
SPECIFICATIONS Free expectorattaa
E 'he mos, important object to be STAINED in |
~" ~ a'cmp,Ht To cure diseases of the chest and I
unRs' ne cough, which In 30 distressinr. is /
iPy 'n' result of a desire to expectoratc-
""' us '"ng az foul matter exists in the mir
Iuo'1ErT' " witt ,TuutrUpu 20 trfiuaTc The niie,m
o,'"e an" provoke cough, Courhinr is an
a''ri"P' 70 'hrow on tbs matter, and Exnrc y
loration gives great relief -Innb;iitv. - -
pcctorate in the latter stnrea of consnn,,,ta,
is The cause Of death. 'P'''"
The Hungarian Baisam Is n gTeai El,,..,..
rant Il dlHsolyes the morbid and discasa,I
matter IN The air PASSAGE changes it from,
thick, glutnous Substance To- a thin harmless
hnld, and throws it Off with the greatest nos,
siblc ease aud comfort 20 the palicnt There f,
is no better medicine in the world, If lis or. .
,ectornnt qualities alone be considered
Sold by ID. G. Bradlec IS Son, 100 Washing. I
ON st. boston, sole agent tyr fhe q States and
British Provinces; and bYJ e. Bingham. N.
Fuller X Go. Eyudou1-F. D. MGR "a
~, Browningtoni w !. uasppgs, CraFtsbury, II
20 ButIor, Defkt Lime Dana, -Wr.4,- a. +
stanton, Dhnville; and dealers in medicine =
cnerallg m NV England -GnnG4- III
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-02-24

g. Spring has set in nj New C'tra"s'--
The Bee OF the 2nd instant says;-"Nrb''"'
ton Is luNurioui flowers, uyc, aud fruits, h,r
10 be gathered 10y the industrious; violets mud
roses I'LL the baskets Of the mGyehandaG White
strawberries constitute The dessert of every
.eqcurenn bon rird't Our spring which is
always prccocious IN ils coming, hns, ihir
I.s','r'ttr-t 'rtn't-f r's.s l.af -ielare The pc.
Rod usually fh-sipicd To The despoism Of
frost aud ice"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-02-24

lslooooooo, The valuation x G,e Slate j.
over SliO,O0O,OC0.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-02-24

o." Lieul. Thonns,hiilrs died in Dunbar.
ton, n. H., on the 18th Of December, nged 30
years, lie was the FIRST EtTd T6fH "a trur=
barton, aud the FIRST person in the town who
on!i"'cl to join Gen. Slark at Bennington, in
I77., nha, was among llic first who mounted
the ercmy's h.-aoslworks. llc-'Was Of very
nl,ssqmious habits, u eyer drank ardent -pir-
II, aud was never M n day "a bis lie
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-02-24

GA soldier in California writes to the
Washington Union, that more lhuu half of
what isssupposed to be gold, proves to he j.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-02-24
CHOICE books.
srgR'S pOprLAR HORK3,

lust received, ~ .. s. DARLING 8
- Book htoTr,a
SE1RS POPrLqR ranks,
consisting Of "Wondrfs,of the world -l'if-
.toual Libnry" -"Fnted State" -"Ameri'
can Revolution Sc.
Lyndon, Feb ~ 60iw3
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-02-24

THAT's TuE FIGuRE. The nearest figure
we hnye seen to tire real value of tho gold
from, that region, who muIlipHos Sinbad, the
Sailor by Baron Munchnusin, aud ndds tho
Arabian Knights 10 The product, aud snyS
this is net "a circumstance"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-02-24

a. The Grand Jury orWnync Co, Mich5
ignn, hive maze prcsentmcnt in favor VI
Jhe death penalty Since il was abolished in
Tint Sine, they say murders have nlnrmingly
iucrcusod.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-02-24

MASsAoHUsrTrs E~TERrRtsr. Since 1916
about So ,0eoiee0 have eenihvestetI ~ pub
lie enterprises 10y tho people of Mussachu,
sells. The dividends to he ni0d1 on these
Investments the present; year, will exceed
~
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-02-24

SUPPOSED ISsANITr. A man huving a
good trude, md making good wages per day,
LEFT Baltimore, last week, for Cnlforun He
is snpposc1to bc insane.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-02-24

6cSton ine meeting oFl0wycrs for tho "Pnri
eBdeJ W ''e Bar," says the Boston Post.
% Nbi. supper AT Tie Revere House. pp.
Spooro,' ' ,' "censioh a poem written by A. &.
srIo ,,,,a ""s read; we copy two lines from il:
h1ha, "ccouht ni our troubles by far
W." : ""'erS 700 often intend he ,rropr
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-02-24

VraGINIA Com. Stockton, fTciss & Cos
mimi, near FredcricksbrHgh, rs nhend of Cal.
Misunderstanding cerihinly over $500 per day,
to a working force of 60 hands.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-02-24

RAILRoAp ACCInrNT.-O ON lilo Genial Rail
rond in Mortified Elhridge G.. Pierce, copdc"-
inr, had l,is Spns hFaLe' r,ttl aii rcti rod rim
into his thigh, 10y collision between pnsscn-
ger aud freight rHrs, owing To misplace
mcnt nfihe switch. Albert Carpenter Of
Norlhfrd wNs ladly fnoi MORALLY injured
10y falling from u irrigI, car in rapid motion.
kENTrcKr.--The kenmoky Convention
for the revision The State Constitution, Is
now IN session At Frankfort. 4 Leading oh
Jcci ofthe revision is supposed to be TO I2ot-
ny the provisions rclnIing To slavery, 80 M t.,
permit ~ gradual nholnion, perhaps in copy
ncciIon with n system ofcolonzniioa in An.
CO. The Louisville Courier considers the
large vote given 10y the people in favor Of the
Convention, ms virtually decision against
slavery, inasmuch M there WINS no other Sc.
rious cause N complaint against the existing
Constitution. -..---..
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-02-24

1 '-'''' " T''I' VIIN'-H WTV IN TUTIUWt.
NH .alhenH Abbot, 5000 in n. u. Mutunl
bn;IIs <uoo m Rockingham hiutuni, nil on
mnG i'' 1IsT Caleb Parker, $3.50. in N. u. Mn.
Ksnl. gorge Main 800, III NH. Nlutunf:
W oL'1H y Masoti, 5000, in ". II. MutunE
Mnlo,iyf y Pe0cock, $1,000, Rockingham
cann", 'oss', property aud delay in husirfcss.
tErty =, Wo hcnr, fall mnch ir any shorr of
thousand ddIlars--.E H. Siaiespiau.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-09

RECEPTION OF MR. POLK.-The late President
,. received Yesterday, on his arrival by committee
and conducted to the House OF Delegates where he
Wa. addressed by Speaker Hopkins I'm a pompous
'I,sv ON his administration. Mr.. Folk replied with
,Ssny thanks for the distinguished ana unexpected
honor Mr. Walker was also addressed oy the SPeAAet
"a r,sponded IN terms Of overwhelming compliment
o. ora virginia Both of the gentlemen seemed To- IN
drstand the Virginia oibe aud they ea lay II on thick
Mr. Walker after referring 10 the pride ~hlch ore
clan ,ust have felt in srong In the sgora or honAn
In ,bs forum asked what must be the feelings OF any
American in rosdlng the soil OF Nrsinis-ssnd whose
staples consisted In honor, disin;ere'tedness patriot
ism. courage and virtue This was going II pretty
.,ropg-but we Virginians can stand good deal-sno
nobody doubted the perfect sincerity OF the DISTINGUISH
ed guests i"'0nn0n" ""s' ''"'
REPORTED Loss OF THE STEAMER MoHAwk.-
The officer. of the Fashion. which boat arrived yeser
dsy from New Orleans state that when they reached
Naooleop a man, who represented himself 10 nave
h.,o seck hand on the Mohawk, reported that that
hoa, was sunk about hundred miles below that place
and that he had arrived there on the hobert motifs
The Fashion saw nothing Of the Mohawk as toe night
had been very foxy. The report reeds confirmation
The Mohawk was owned by Capt Lsnghorn, Messrs
shefley Maxee and Huffman, snd one OF her pilots
She cost upward Of $50 600 and WAS insured IA inis
city Tor about S2OiOVO. lhO~'S'"
RIVER, AND WEATHERs.-Ihc steamer An
tnony wsyne came down last evening from 'he NOUN
OF III. uino. ,ivc, Shs had two barges In tow, sno
found almost i'm possible 20 cut through tne Vo
learn from Der officers that the liiinois ,,, ~,
iasf and 10 entirely frozen over sOo'e INC - ina
mississippi IL sso closed above tne tnosu 20 Tb.
weather was much nider yesterday and there nS ,
q fair prospect of general thaw. st Louis heP ~
MrsTEkIoUs.-M James Ii. Habeck' OF Nem H.
Durham Bergen Co LEI, his residence on the -e'n ~
10 vsit New Yord lie had with him q0anuV o. ovo.'
sod shoes and was seen going ON board The CsnSsl
i.rry boat Hoboken that day, but since tn1h 30
clue can be had to his whereabouts or what has DC
come OF him. he hiss lett wife snd large family IA
At distre ia He Is n
ION. about As years Of age, and stands about feet
inches high Newark Daily Adv.
N The members Of the Philadelphia bar have
rendered Mr.. Meredith spublc didn-r, as mode Of
eoogrstotng him his appointment 70 the Treasury
Department
~ Several persons were fined at Milwaukee
the other day for refusing to assist at fire served
them rigLtl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-09
ASSEMBLY,.

Last EUenm9's Session
During the session last evening there was mo-
thing Of importance done the whole time being spen,
on a call Of the House
THE MORNING HOUR.
Up TO ] . clock the House have been engaged
on a call Of the House
SYRACUSE AND ROCHESTER, RAILROAD.
The bill for the Syracuse and Rochester direct
Railway goes 10 the bottom.
BILLS REPOBTED.
Mr.. HARMAN reported a bill to charter the Swiss
Benevolent Association in the City Of Ne..York.
Mr.. HALE OF Steuben Co. reported a bill 70 erect
a new County from s,euben and Allegany Counties
Mr.. BEEKMAN OF y. Y reported bill 70 dispose
Of the Libraries Of the Cour, Of Chancery and Of the
Superior Court
Mr. BKOwN reported bill for the farther pre-
ven;iOn of fires In New. York.
Bills relative to the Docks in the Seventh Ward
of Brooklyn, was ordered to third reading.
CLINTON PRISON
Mr. BRUCE moved 10 take up the bill making
appropriations for Clinton County State Prison.
The question pending on a motion 10 strike out
the enactng clause. Mr.. BREWER of New.YoTk, moved
TO refer the report 10 the Commissioners for reasons
which had Influenced the Committee to favor the dis
continuing the State Prison In said County The clause
struck out by Yeas -, Nays 36.
SING PRISON.
The Committee of the " hole then took up the
bill approprstiDg $4,000 for the support Of Sing Sing
Prison, and $1,000 to pay the Prison debt
The section authorizing the sale Of the prison
struck out
MI houhscNht, OF l"ihPhhS W. hio''" az
amendment that no mechanical labor be done IN the
Prison take effect after the present contracts have
expired, which was lost In the House, the motion To
amend rejected by large majority The bill was
ordered to third reading
A motion was made 10 restore the enactug
clause Of the Clinton Prison Pending the debate the
House al burned.
Erening Session.
ocDENSBURGH RAILROAD.
The Committee OF the Whole took up the bill
for the construction Of the the Ogdensburg and Lake
Champain Railway.
Mr. Corr of Essex moved TO strike out the sec
ton authorizing the construction of the bridge.
Mr.. EIDERKIN of ST Lawrence moved To mod
fy the section so that the Bridge might not be used
until the Troy Rutland, and Patlsburh Railway was
constructed
The Committee rose, reported progress and the
House ad jOurned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-09
Disasters. &c.

psnrrr. Feb sIh- bark Dan Webster o sut of Boston from
Se o.ns 81 dass out put - Georges SUNDAY at OBJ CO.
.s III. M the iast la is snl rs
e., within - o Boston sn-a che split ahd si 'in
qr4us aeas compelled O. ihfN of-fooai ptt Ar
Rs. B1sroS A letter RECEIVE 81 ,n b. Pa
AVesn--ss, morug the 90 osrs eansee faf '
% Cot Keurni. dated Orleans. Frb o. rltl h- f--r-
letter received ra account o - os' 90 ne
,r- 90 - AZ Curacao Hasans ~h cargo 90 sa
probable that fh- c-taf sat cr-~
f-r he wre.k arrived CaAsens, ~hse ne 80 iiss N-- s
the hafk John b-u-pu ,1rf
E -. N,rtta 10 Dad fr Nlou The Ua. h0ssf-f 90 ssi
L. moi INTO Kiason Jam -ty, ana sl -. OF sails IRON soi
80, ,l. n7..sr. 10 In. bng New O-sns Ih- Ca
- insured BoJ ofCe Boston i1f sou i- - slt
n- iu.ur-d sssncy oe Boston ioi rsi-fn op als
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-09
Domestic Ports.

PHILADELPHIA. March AR shq si-ph.. flrns. e.Its
49,, 49, Oliver SUNNI NOr-sns. sc1r Mstco, Nancenan
Sgssiori Marc Hewitt Brook 70 wm Cofei h-' a. ~
~, "a. s,r.. Thomas "a Dbl Lssnsyrs seh. Auas b.,
- ~ S--s Brl Ry-I-ou Yarmouth, -, schf. klsp-h "
- H,ti.t MArcy Hewitt Broltyn M-teo Nann-nan Ne~
", -. ss~ari, Msy g.. Wa Corhft Hsstt d. james
~ Ns.s-r &c. Thora. Page CASA Mar khts sharp o.
SOKFOIK Msrch Arr shf, se3u- Pun Mon L'-5 %
o. s,o,t y4~sr8, o.. h n H-nnch. Grant, DO
RICHMOND March S-Arr SIR Naa. fars-f ,Nnsela NitiA
- ~. Mestovsr Dodes Nlors CasrEsr, fost, q. -
cg.RIEsTON March An sehf. Lsnsun- iufu@ft Nlofs
1871, C.,- Havana CO. sl-su-lq so-ti-rr-f, b-ry NiQf.
- 9y..r4 Ba1-, e.. sisru.hg suttef1-r, b>ffl.
~. ~ Oeos Beie to shfs Lehey Fo~-A o. u l. -
R.s.tan. 90. Io4ue;ir, Au't, o. ..r...- .-,-.-
80 rk.~r. I,,r kae Huatef P.r.Qls, NJ "a hsrt W.
I- Pow -o~ CO Bf shIq Lord -. H-rral. Ls
.,,.,,i. a. G.a Harnso1. Mead. Rotterdam
SFw ORLEANs Pei ssArr shq. Hero onti Ion &c
D., e. a., Ms.h.tun Sow On. Md o orleans frfr- 90
80. J1rt~f ~ A.-re Malsr bfg martina ,sr ''
erter6arg Ca shp- M-3aon Houiss faaai-fl Wan -
- ~Yart Gdafas Hatll1sal. toi Caar-s ,llltsf., hf
,srqoo Helena b. sutaefali 1a tafs Prs W 4fis
ssl',.on. io, 5rs rou-. Wllans, Nloft
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-09
NEW-YORK LEGISLATURE.
sENATE.--.ALBANY, Thursday. March
MEDICAL COIrYGFg

ShNA liz ALBANY thursday, March :.
MEDICAL cOLLYGEs
Mr.. FROST presented a petition from Lewis
Tsppsn against appropriations for Medical Colleges
IN New fork-ihey refusing to admit ceored students
The petition referred
SCHOOLS.
Bills in favor Of establishing Free Schools and
making appropriations for Common Schools were con.
sideTed and ordered a third reading
ALBANY BASIN.
The Senate then proceeded 10 consider the re-
port Of the Committee Of the Whole respecting the Al
bsny Basin bill
BILLS REPORTED.
A bill was reported by Mr. WILKiS In favor
Of authorizing Anthony Barclay ESQ. the British Con
sul Of the City Of New York % hold real estate.
ALBANY BASIN
The debate for the Albany Basin bill occupied
most Of the session.
substitute was offered which was adopted, rel
alive 10 the liability Of stockholders in Banking Corpo
TaiiOns
Mr.. CLARK moved an amendment 70 leave per
sonsl liabilities 70 be- settled by Courts OF Law, which
was rejected.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-09
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.


THURSDAY March s-PM.
The street has not recovered from the depres
sion of Yesterday. although some OF the Fsnces i'm
proved Government securities were steady, aud
Treasures sold at ll0i.
In Exchanges there is not much doing, and the
market is nominsly as p cent Francs 37t3 5Ji
The supply OF bills is good
There is something doing in Freights, and we
notice to Liverpool of LOCO or 500 bales
Cotton. l6d 100 bxs Bacon, 25s 100 tics Beet, 81
To Havre 1000 bales Cotton. &C. To Antwerp 100
bales Cotton. &c; $50 caiks Rice, 4Os. To California
there is but little doing
The Money market is without change to note.
On call money Is easy, but paper does not go very
freely The rates on first class names are sGlo v CT
The receipts today at the Sub Treasury were
ssoO5l; disbursements 81, l69; balance, sl5t3 900
No adyces.
We have ascertained from Washington that the
Five Million Treasury Note failed In the Senate during
the confusion of the las, lew hours Of the session we
should be sorry 10 think the the domnsh'psV !" 'u'
Senate defeated thi. in order TO emors 'he
new Admi nlsirstion and presume II wss io'
csree..ne,. We have two dispatches saying that the
amendment was lost so that there can be no DOUBT OIL
the fact A the balance OF tho Loan OF lsee Will DC
reedea 70 nav the remainder Of the Mexican lndempi-
~. the disbursements Of the Goverumer, during the
n,errcgnum Of Congress must be met from the iund'
in hand and the regular receipts from the Customs
Public Lands, &C.
The debt Of the City of Brooklyn amounts to
$3.50 500. due from 1855 to 1867 The Sinking Fund
amounts to sit5.4O6. The Real Estate belonging to
the City Is valued a, s37l5O
Messrs Fox \ Livingston are about to establish
sline of mail steamers Hsvre The Franklin Intend
ed ordinsy for the Bremen line will be the nrstvess
pu, on The mail contract for Hsvre held BY the bre
men line has been extended ten years sndtranserred'o
Messrs Fox & Liying,on.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-09
BOOK TRADE.
FOUR MONTHS AMONG THE GOLo-FlNOER
n l.

y II 7 L 2 q a W
ID bLlsf THIS DAY 1lr y airs srl11g ne God
f1t-rs 10 {. c-ra. rci-s diary ~ -iircl
f'0n 81 Fr41ci.c1 O. DE God .irc.s. by Lyr~ -i
- oss. D Fli Two rsf-r ra rer - ce-s
f-s ih- rrsi sr1 lly Work gflg i-e rs.gi o scua
erQrrclc- 20 N1rsi.g 1 .r- r-wy 1is-.ver-i Gold Re
gio-s. l. c4l-l. IA - being r-st with ini-res
JUST flHLlsHFu.
To I'D s--ser't Ms-ra. h-'s pracgcal arf I-s-uc.
i've Gl'f- w 81 ---sls --isr- i-- 1-sy r.-rvor
r God k-.i - N Ctflr-is, Dr. n-sit A-s'-al- Prof
~ o. usv fl hns'. college, Lollrn Sci. l.-o
g-c- - c-ls
HEADS OF CONTENTS
Chap A. Or -re G-r--l n.-frHl irr - Gnf NJ Tee
God D..Iic; Z CaJrlI- 900 TIE G-oo. ~ fcrris
lh. Tl- Geological p -.-ar - Cod r var as R1ck,
TIE l-r-lrslrs slt uf--r rla-s---s ~ Colo So 1r
ne--s ~ 50 s-ist.,g % ~h-u f1-f 81 Th- Va ~
I'D other Mr,hsrrz lcsile.t - A'gVl.l coo MI
To ssfaT, reductions. r-- ---'. srf fa.- ~
G1't VIII Prulsh irf--uc- ofit- God o ca '0rris
DO Commercial Nal- ofGpd X re- Pr1rr-cs ~ Cal.
'1rtfs 81 a Odd Pr-flcirg Colnrr rs
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- consumption Il .- greet ~ ar N0-tf-rl
lsuf41e- D. n E-f ~ curf f-frrv zr he
slo -r Il fesu.V frors lh- cheek - ~ h-srflf hs
t- mind ~ se--rfv snf ~ eye 20 h-f srcy waste-
The frm 1u- tl- i1i- ri srd plunge. 100 vrtn bee. 30
early grave IT, youuE sri ile 90. ih- serious arl
gay The cg belle country ss-. axe - rfev sri
iis vcirs r-s.1gs 80 h-r. whose c-1ls 81
research furnished viii weapons lo nd d-fz~--
Dive er " fl- Ilr-shof he merits ne spp Erd
gra uf- = af-. De- s.s hsr- 81 east Oce n ~
mp1-ls1i s-5ysrss = modem Ic--r- f1r he cure
~ % nJ-ary fG-cl,s Is The b sa " WHO Cherry sd
the credcf o.. discovery L Que % m celebrated Or WIS
Tss Tls vsgahe compound tss 'estored thousands -
sufferer. hesh l-i expenrs- tonic and cer1' cert
md IL SAD 20 be- pure -etsbie 7r-garz1l Unt-r ia
magic r erc- ne rpsl 0l- mate cal cc.-s Ari nruu-
CHA i-ri-ar1rs disappear We hlv- uset snd cl- r--
clrn--1 80. Qs--cl 81 i-s s-ssou. wren lle great
cause = disease. f.ssi winds. sfe - prevalent
FCr 49,. Wru.ess.e sd c.ai- by M-s.rs A. : D.
SANDS l01 Fliolsf. - BroHfEsy. y Ess Broadway
HavlLsND. KEEss g. Co .0 Madeleine Mn HsyEs
Brooklyn. ard By . .usEi.is r-r orally lrh
r. Wig- and TOupee-.-Cazers and firs1ger.
informed hat ne srsssi and bss assortment u Wigs
hsf Wigs TOgr-e-. brsiis u Long Heir, &c be
flIr1 a. ll- msru'sct1ry q NEDhlRST HEARD. =
M.i1su-an-. 4 50 o. be had e slre cure fJr Ds-trf
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GRFrN on BRONCHITIS.

SECONO EDITION, ENLARGED AND REVISED
- Plates carefully coorrd and improved. Fubshci hs
Day hy PUTNAM. lt5 Brl sdHay
Tresse Diseases ~ The Al Passage comprsirg an
lnq1ify into he History. Pathology Csuse ard Treatment
q Bronchitis Chronic Lsryngs Cier-Ymtns Sore Throat
and Other affections Of The Throat with coiored Plates In
0n- 70 ume. cloth. top edge gilt-el 81
m sital 81 f- oi -ncs. fo come lprn 1-"
theory. clearly fer--.I- By actual srnrn fH 49, n ifs
1oo. s-h p.-s.rrr' N-e lofs Mirror
There frH-frfs who w ols ~ D wH All - n'-f- iat
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t.s fh- sah0f has only male ralth- "a
ft0n ta practical empirical -fr@ tl that tn- r--H- o be-
rstt o' Treatment s .af Oh imperfect ta-. ne lr1 avs
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9''''' nv II M -1'17IAI'si n aItu a NJ
The demand for COTTON continues fair, and the
sales since the lst reach $500 bales steady prices
We quote MiddDg at 6ic. In Flour there is but
moderate busness doing At - CO. Com Is in fair re-
quest with sales at 30 cts The freight market s 10,
very active Some Cotton was taken 4, 9I6 Money
has become more scarce. Exchange s 3 to per cent
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Hcs-I. qu-s e; slas "a -ia .aal a..
IobACCO Hr--s am 81 -sr.r ,fs A. --r q, -.
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80 % ,a.-s - ts.t-r- e.
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e--- n Cola II Nh-s Hsrara 80 Il.
d. 10 fr hl-l-fs-1 10 SEES ta.. isIs CO. n
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rY- Tho OHIO Standard, Free Soil paper
published at Columbus, Ohio has been discontinued or
suspended for short time Tho views OF Mr. J. Gar
rmd the publisher have differed from those OF MI
H.mlin, the Editor upon the Hamilton County que''
ton, and Mr.. II. has retired from the paper
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-09

Proceedings Of the senate-Case Of General
sbieIds-No New Nominations.
WAsHIScros, Thursday, March :

" N7"IN'IVNi IhHfs1ay, March ?
he Senate convened today at the usual hour
A resolution was offered and adopted, author
z'ng the Neepresiden, to M vacancies 10 the Board
Of Regents for the Smithsonian Institute
The Senate also adopted a resolution author.
i<ins the Committee on Gen. shields eligibility to
send for person, and papers
Mr.. WALLER of Wis presented paper rea-
ting thereto which referred to the selec, Com.
miree.
NJ unmlnalLous -. cont IN ~ H.
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EPIDEMIC CHOLERA.
MRS CORES NEW NOVEL
Tnis dsy published,
THE DIAMOn ID

Nd THE PEARL. by Mrs Gore author of Castles
Am the All, Bosom Friend Bankers Wife, &C &c
Price IS cents
d. not N Gore has psnn-t novel % ts
sni lively contrast vel With certain touches
ptho- srnght nth great --g d ne chsra
altogether -rt -atufesu i sum -nt OF
90 o. th- fs-honaha - 20 b. c-f-d - very
s mp-r.or atom. much raH aai e-ilm, bel fru-
fh colot-1ttrc- - erfmprs no we snt y bug s
Pie macs sh f-se~rg pon and sns-. opera
t- BIZ time saf um.falc,s traced etl l lsni and
g 1lf bonn rnY- Literary HiA'te
Tie contrasts the clarsts and tfuue 0 tNo sef-, rsf-c
dwell. named tile page he sat o., a -, novel D. tl
f, Frtt-n ll show hat Mr Cores lively hand yet
I'll, f h..r I'D o. sn.rs II much h- hars
Ia n.r, i-r I'D sf- year. Indeed f-sys nf-f-stug
..--I London ErsnIr~r
nj n LONG 4 BROTHER, % Aur--l