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New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-13

LivgR CosPLAISr or CHRosIc isTLAnMArIos oF rsE
LvES-This organ occupies space In the night side,
and when diseased Is attended with a dull, heavy
pain, particularly upon pressure, by lying on tbs
len side There usually shori, dry cough with more
less difficulty breathing Generally there is sn
Increase Of fever toward evening, with burning In the
palms Of The hsnds and soes feet and night swesi'
yellow frred tongue. want Of appetite, nausea yomit
irg with great disorder Of the stomach and bowels fe
queny accompanying the disease A. times there 10 bow
el complaint but frequently owing TO the want Of
healthy bile there IL obstinate cosyeness, tbs stool.
hard dry snd Of clay cOr passed with great pain aud
difficulty The skn and white OF the eyes generally be-
less yellow General emacafiop apid FOL
lOss n the train Of the above described symptoms
A. cure for this disease, sHExcK's Pulmonlc syrup
without an equal IL - made entirely from those
poisonous and powerful agents which derange III. system
and destroy the constitution Il contains neither mer-
cnry opium which always disturb the system and
slipaln the bowels The PulmODic s snurely from
the yanabe vegetables that act pou the iung. ye,
stomach and blood. In liver complaint IL produces heal
y action Of the organs BY breaking the morbid chan
ofde-eased action which ha. long e1 sed "a ssbdcss The
Inflammation by working Of the corrupt humOr. which
obsuct the functions Of the liver The pain side
evening fevers ght sweats yellow ssn together sith
al Tue unhealthy symptoms disappear The bile be-
coming healthy Increases the functions of digestion Which
s discovered BY the stoolsrom hard and dry they
co~ become natural, sometimes mixed with slime which
patients have stated they have mistaken fr.t for dsr
Ihea or bowel complaint but By per-eyenng IN Us use.
the syrup working Of he disease indeed when these
effects are seen patients may always anticipate favorable
I's1tt aiin " 1u'v4f1tt1 pffscfrfri
dong, until they are perfectly cured
Grand Dkp6s for the safe q scBEScEs Punonc syrup
Ne~YOrk, Bush c Ackener, 81 Barclsy-st
Philadelphia, DR.. sch.Dck, 81 South Slxth-st.
Baltimore. ). T.. Smith, Sun Buildings.
Boston, Redding : Go. Stao--t
NewOr.esns, :. Wight L Co Isl CharTesst
Pnce ~ per bottle, SIX bottles for - Jell Jeo1h
| " GOURAUDS ITALIAN INDICATED SOAP,
ior the POSITIVE cure Of tan, pmpes feeses and 81 kn
diseases and bemshes. .-6OCRAUDS Pssd,s Subtle,
for eradcaung superfuous hair from part of the hn-
man body. Warranted. Directions: French, EngAsh
and German. 0OURAUD's Nedicafed Hdty RsstOrafsrs,
for promoting the growth Of hair, curing dandruf and
making coarse, harsh wiry hair, son glossy and curly
smlhngs and shillngss bottle. OOURAUDs NegeA-
bic Rouge imparts delicate carnai0n ungs pale 3ps
and cheeks. GOURAUDS Gyeeiaz HaD Dpe, will change
red, gray, light hair TO teaaufal brown blsek
| for the complexion.
| ~ Bear In ind that the genuine preparations OF Dr.
Felix GoQrand can Do obtained only st bis depot "
wALKER,ST. lassors FRoA mot ln) Broadway. nyz's
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" Horse-radsh has been highly recommended az
condment; IL excellent sumuSnt for the stomach 10
assi-tin dgesting your food should be used
pecaly during the Cholera II acts upon the Kidneys
and strengthening the nervous system which Is very
important to preserve health.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-13

IsDIANA-DAyID KiLGoRr, Whic, is an indc.
pendent candidate for Congress in the Xth llate
Rockmrsl District, and the Wings have decided
70 make no opposing nomination. The choice will
OF course lie between Kilgorc and 4. J. Harlan,
Loco. The District gave Taylor 6365 votes Cass
G,s4g, and Van Buren, l,6ls last November. II
Mr.. X can combine the Whis and Free Soil votes,
he will be elected
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Court Calendar. .Ts, DAY

CKculr CouEr-Nos g. s. g. r. 81, 90, 50, 81, 10 Is
% n, - 10 g.
- 49, A. 49, llL III. f1j g. 81 a, 81 o. 49, 100 III
- ~ D. l50 1871, ~, - 49, l lJj lJ9 40 lH f5
lf7 "a 49, n, "A. q, ", III, 30, %, %
SUPERIOR CoUsr-Genera erm In Board Oi
Adermens Room-No- 22 l3 p, IS H. 30, 81, e5 ~, ~
VI. a, g. IS. 100 To M.
CoNNoS PLEas-Pan Nos ts5, y, g. 457. ss IS, 81
80. 81, g. Part l-Nos. l76, l80 lsZ, IS6, lgo ~
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.nIe nf Gnrrrnment -tramer..

BALTIMORE. Iaesdsy, June IL Pm
We have New Orleans papers t. the 5th uit-
sale Of Government steamers took place the day BE-
fore. AZ w1icn the following we're d.sPosed o. he
Alabama for s2aoc0. The New Orleans for 81 90
and iho propeller ThomPson for $500 The original
cost If the two former Was $1,000
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If,- n TLee.aa So Ga:.L.. twice asssrls

JF- TIE TrcRi0A Sfsie GG:stts twice asserts
mistakenly, that we have accused i! Of mesly-
moathed language rcsgce''ag BiskoP Doaae
Not at all We objected expressly To the
course OF the Diocesan Convention, and 10 portion OF
the Gazeites comments thereon. The Gazette terms
what appeared to It's lesding Editorial "a commUu
cation and thinks VT would have done better q
read the whole before nccdessly quarrclllng with
single seutsn nee ofit" We ii8 read the whole bat cr
acrcd only thar sentence which seemed TO Us % coun
tenance exceedingly lax and false notions respeotns
debt and bankruptcy. We objected 70 that which We
deemed wroDg. iAlry quoting it in full-s courtesy
which the Gazette has taken not 10 initiate The
Gazette would hardly have pontedly dlseisined The
paternity II is own sober second thoughts were not IN
general accordance with cur own structures
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SUGAR Durrr..-we are authorized to .,.te,

SUGAR DUrIEs.-We are authorized 10 st.te.
reference letter IRON the Secretary oi the lrea
-ury under date OF the TN ult the slleci VI a0s
ance Tor loss Oh sugars tv drainage published ia the
Rilia0-t Anertcea q Yesterday nat subsequently 20
tlr dale that letter upon tle uinsflOn ol add
uonL iacts snI views presented i0 tne con-df atun
oi the Treasury Department ani 10 We" oi the IN
durtaucc % Le question lnf llftd % - Ten tf tle
Secretary 20 De tis duty as public orncer. before
returning large amounts o duty o obtain tie decision
oi the Supreme COurl of The United states on an
sPpes taken from the recent decision 90 iie Crcnl
Court 80 Baltimore. u a case in which judgment ~
been rendered a. lnsf the Collector Tor a sun *
ceedng s5lp0 be gentleman 70 whoIs ih- letter Of
the Secretary addressed. ha- been, We arr
informed, advised Of tbs deteFninauot
Nltona. Wig 9Th
YUcArAS-A curious document IS published
purportnz 20 be translation Of an address from the
iucAsn Indians % the Government o. Lhe English set
uemcnt - Belize. As " can understand a. y
spp-ars involve proposition Tor Partition Of a.
between the Indians and the spanish race.
u. o. Crescent
ASoIBER CRsvAssE.-On FRIDAY evening asst
another C-cvssse took plsee on the plantation Of Mr.
J. B. Lspretre. seven miles from the city during tte
uignt y increased very rapidly. and attained breadth
Of 80 ieei. The aeigkboging planters have united
Their forces sad are actively engaged n repairing The
breach y o. Bee. ilh
THE OvEsFLow.-The wster yesterday was e.
high as sf any previous period II consequence pre-
sumo o tle lcaFY ral and ne II y,r.l4lg Ok "a 1n1
ing speedy outlet The wind beng from the south
east has likewise raised the water n lake Ponteaar
train and The eject Is Al once visible in the city
y. o Bee fth
~ Gov Mosely. Of Floris. bAs ssged pro
clAmAron, 0tering reward Of two hundred dollars or
the apprehension o; Ben janin r. Wood charged Win
the murder Of Fl al B. Jordan. IN Jackson Co. thai
St4ie-snd Ike reward for the apprehension Of Johr
Miller charged with aiding and soefring one JohE
Frederick IN the murder Of Washington Dudley, AZ Sc
Marks, u The sazs state.
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ChoIera nj RfrhmOnd.

BArisoHE Tuesday June l2-9. p ~
The Board Of Heath 81 Richmond report new
now case. Of Cholera ard deaths ior me g. hours end
i.. ,f~-f.- cvc-r~r
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Markrt.-AlEANY. juno i,-sPM

Receipts rRhin rae plst "a hoHrs.-FLoUs, Q 600
bbs CoRN. 226O0 bushels In FLoUK there Is but
hitlc doing and the market nouinsIy st the
same We quote common iair Western and state A.
35i 40si. and pure Genesee at y. a. 25. For
CoEN the demand continues active and notice sales
OF - 90 bushels including white a. - c,s, and Western
mixed At o. cts In OATS the ssles sou bushels a.
r.. ..rss
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Dreadful Accident.

PH1LADELFHiA Tuesday June l2-7 Pm.
A man named George Horn fell from the train
Of csrs near Fairmount this afternoon snd nearly the
whole train passed over his Jeff leg and arm cutting
them completely on He j. not expected 10 recover.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-13
Cholera In Albany.

ALBANY, tuesday, June FIN
The Board OF Heath report one new and fatal
OF Cholera Two OF the eases previously report
cd have since proved fatal
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President PoIk', Hines.

tINlINArTf, IucslHy juno Y.
The Nashville papers Of Saturday say that Ex-
President Polk was stll lying dangerously Ill., Ileis
suffering from an attack of diSrrhea, and not Of
Cholera previously reported
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-13

KENIUcEY.--T Loco Focos Of the With (ate
Duncan'sl District have nominated Dr.. NEWTON
LANE lSergean at Arms of the last House but
one to run against Humphrey Marshall, Wing,
Tor Congress. The District gave Taylor 7,52s
votes to 6,l3O for Csss, but its fair average
Wing majority is to 500, and it rarely or never
goes wrong.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-13

~ II appears some~ hat singular To many why thrte
should be- such tremendous rush Of customers TO the
celebrated Cheapest Carpet Estab- -hmcn in the United
states ~ Bovery. HIsAN ANDFRsos's. We will reveal
he mystery It's simrlv because they are selling tng-
nsh Csrpeung elegant OtCosh- 20 - feet wide, rich
Rugs Window Shades Table Covers. &C p per cent less
fh, t,,tb.r MIA
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IL RAsiNrAu's B,rHs

IL R,siNrAu's B,rHs-PNvFSrioS % CHottR'-
We earnestly advise readers Joy he'' oTa 'iSs to
pay R,slSE,U visit least twice or thrice week IN
this season Of Cholera His warm baths ai the Actor IT,
wing and Caon and his salt baths ~ tho foot
Of Deshro.ses cannot b.. surpassed comiof. and con
vensnce IT, Rssssmber the Board OF Health say. Tho
frequent use Of the tepd bath is particularly 'eo
So, ofhrial r,nort
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,Iarker-...clrvslAxo. o June rs P N

Markets. .CLEvElASo O June rs PM
Receipts by the Oki0 CaHak-FLouR, l,7s1 bbls;
WHEAr. 1887 bush CoKN, l6,l7i bush Wool, o,
"a lbs-sAles OF CoRN are making from wagons At
Al 4l,c. and from store sc. Flour s quoted "a a
> g. and Ohio WHrAr -0t a Sic
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Murder OF a watchmnn by two Blacks.

CHAELEsToS, Tuesday. June =
The rs,cbmsn Of West Poin, Mills was mar-
dered On saturday night by ;To black iaborers who
ha,e slrcs heen srrested Tie cty continue. hcathy
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-13

~ Iii. astonishing how things get noi-ed about
You may travel from lhe Bmtery 10 Harlem River
and hardly find soul that has not heard of the
this paper VI the extraordinary excellence and
cheapuess Of tho Boots Shoes and CATERS sold JovEs
"A Ann-si
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IIATsl HATS

on sesudtl appears on hcady locks
The graceful beauty ~ the hat Of Knox
10 hat and beautiful hat, Is indeed tho perfection
OF usefulness well fashion one visit To the store oi
KNOX. ~ Fulion-si. where you always Ind him behind
the counter the man. the economy and the real hts
tory Of hats ard batting His splendid Rocky Noun
tain silver Beavers" An need say more, the
nuhIir Aupree ate them
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-13

~ Mrs BEMss, Astor- House. will contnns 10 man
uacure order and sell Shirts and Beman Collars At her
old Nassaust prices. general assortment Of gentle
mems furnishing articles French and English Latest pat.
always for sale Friends will please call e9 lw'
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CboIera at PhiladeIphia.

nILADELPIuA, Tuesday, June l2-3 =. NJ
Two cases Of Cholera and ole death have been
reported IN our city to-day.
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BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

DAsrARDLr.-SOme villain secreted himself in
one Of the .hsntes Nyrte-av and threw quantity
of yitrol respectable lady she was passing the
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-13

~ The New-York Academy OF Educ''ion 'nee'
hi. evening al o'clock in the Court Room near 'he
Assistant Aderrnep's Room. City Hall An Essay ~
NJ Edsard NIroy viii b read ard also Poem com
posed by young lsdy engaged in reaehius UHesuon
resumed 10 the Interests OF Education IN THIS O'y
require distinction 20 Be made regard % the schools
IN which cardidars for admission % the frcc Ae'Se'
have been Instructed Admission free.
Castle GARDES-The summer Fees al thi'
place commenced on Monday evening last lne MUSIC
given IS ola high sni popular character comoinns N
.,rursntal and voc. snd rr.hci by srge audiences
although the weather has not been very favorable Tor
l.-,, gatherings The Dsrns sre heard 70 better 81
vantage Al Ca.le Garden than anywhere else We have
heard them
FLVrE S1IREt-A move entertain n'en' vii be
given m Saturday next Fear Of the finest anii''s u
thi. .og,trv-N..srs KYLE. SfEDE. EsEN sni Busch
will display their powers on The lhFec issoTie kinds
Of sste Such an amount o. 'raf5.as oae evening vii
be- wei worth the heanns
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-13

MIcHlGAN Great preparations are making Tor
the November Election. The Free Soil Wings
refuse b be transferred TO the Loco Foco party.
and have called their State Convention at the same
time and and place with their brethren the friends
OF the Administration, st Jackson, on the 10th oil
June, when Governor, Lieutenant Governor and
State Printer are 70 be nominated The Adrian T.
posiior IS the Grst Whig paper to express its pre-
ierences for Governor, and mentions EZRA {. SEA
MAN, Esq. Of Detroit, the author Of that valuable
statistical work the Progress Of NatQns. Gen.
IosErH X. WILLIAMS. JAMES A. VAS DYKE,
JANIS f. JOY aud GEORGE c BArfs, four very
popular Wings, have also been named AS candl-
dates for Governor. The Old Ilankers denounce
GOV Ransom as an Aboli.ionist and will probably
take up a new man.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-13

Christianity soon after their settlement on the
Danube aud for centuries kept the tide OF Turkish
invasion from flowing upon Western Europe. Al
the time Of the Reform atm the greater Part Of
then went over 10 the Protestsnts, ia connection
with the Germans Of Trsnsylvania and some ofthe
Sclsvonic tribes. The proportion now stands Pro-
testsuts Eve and half millions, Catholics nearly
FIVE millions. and members Of the Greek Church
about two millions. The unjust persecution Of the
Pro,estants By the power at Vienna . among the
WRONGS which Hungary IS now 50 valiartly sveng-
ing.
We have said that Hungary IS s.il il tue be
gining Of her development. Her peasants were
bat yesterday released from the ie0dsl tenure Of
bsrbsroas age. The natural richness Of her sol
vas sufficient for Their wants az seris, but the
stimuias Of freedom viii place agriculture at once
upon a higher and more valuable iooting. The
veins Of the Csrps,hians are still swelling 70 de-
pletion With their mineral treasures. which the
railroads q Central Europe and the vessels Of the
Danube and Mediterranean stand ready 70 take -
q hun ired markets. Ia spite oi toe arbitrary and
bardensome Austrian customs, and the Imperial
monopoly Of salt and tobacco, which Hungary pro-
duces in great abundance, ner yearly revenue
from her trade with Germany amounts 70 nearly
six millions Of forms SnO05 she secure her re
lease from Austrian domination and. - an Inde-
pendent state, adopt those wise and hoerAi mes
sures Of encoursg cement and protection when hef
present leader, Kossuth, has - zesiousiy sd'o-
Gated. we shall soon see her attain commercial
importsuce second 70 tha, Of no nation OF soathern
or Central Europe May the vital patriotic 'Pi'I
which COW snimat,s her reused population sue
ceed in fulfilling the progress Of which II is q
cheering prophecy
We shall take another occasion 10 speak Of the
present political relations OF Austria snd h1nsary'
b. 7.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-13
LYONS MAGNETIC POWDERS AND PILLS.
a..

Aured from their haunts, reaches bedbugs and feas,
Come forth, eat the powders and die
While the rats and the mice the pills eagerly seize
And soon In the desih--tugglo lie.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-13

" We are indebted to GEo. W. Fellows Of
the Rip Van Winke and McGregor Jr Tor Albany and
Boston papers in advance Of the mail delivery We
src also under obligations 70 cur friends Of the Cosr
ArcKry AID Enoaass NoTs snd 10 Capt Berry Of the
steamer Southcrner which arrived last evening for
ls.c ChaleslOa papers The soatherncr sailed from
Charleston On the oh inst
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-13

~ RIPE CHEKEEs from H. Van Home Of Bergen
Point. n. J. received by J. II. BSoAs Co. ~ "estst
Washington Market
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-13

TsI NEw CH0LsRA RsMgDT.-A friend Of ours
taken with vomiting the other evening which after
continuing nvc hours chec ked N less than
one minute by SUI phar and charcoal pail
lChie ago Tribune.
~ The County Board OF Phiadelphis have
Appropriated s50 70 dciray the expenses incurred 70
PFeyenl the introduction and spread Of the Asiste Cho
sra n that cigy.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-13

ALABAMA SaranHaA Republican says
Hon. JANKS r. RrlSEx, IN answer 20 Committee sp-
pointed by the Convention which lately assembled al
Clayton, has positively declined being candidate ioT
Govcrnor Of Alabama. Hon. WN l. lANcEY also de
oncd being candidate ior Congress IN the I'D Die
treL against the present Representative, Mr HLLiARD
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-13
scuyNcK,s PTrLMoyIc syRIrp

~ Burns scalds and all external inHsmmAtions cured
without scar by ToUsEYs Master Of Pain s NasssusL
le8 lmeOds-
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-13
Explosion of the Embassy Confirmed.

LoyisvILE, Tuesday. June l2-Noon.
The explosion OF the steamer Embassy is con
rmed number Of lives were lost
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-13

IL PHiLIP 5. WHITE. Esq will address, a
County Temperance Celebration Of the next 4ta Of
July Al westport, Essex Co. n y
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-13
Cholcrn nt II. Louis.

IT. LOUIS Tuesday, June ia NJ.
Sixteen cemetrcs report - burisls on Saturday,
Sunday and Monday. 81 Of which were deaths by
Cholera
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Cbolera nj Cincinnati, &c.

CINCINNATI Tuesday, June l2-5 NJ
There have been eight deaths from Cholera
since yesterday.
pr,.{rra ,nark.fs urrhansed
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-13

WEsrERS TExAs-Gea. Mcleod, Coi. PMS
bury. late Member C0i Williamson. Coi. Hans
borough. and COL Howard, are rival candidates
far Congress from Western Texss. The scent
Of Col. Piilsburys exuberant Mileage must oe
breasthi along the banks OF the bfassos- II
can't be that the Rio Grandeans want any nelp
from Uncle Sam 10 drive away the Plundenng Ca
manches Only start these Military heroes on
their trail and they must dive into the darkest re
cesses Of their forest srs in no tlme.-By the way
it would be good experimental trial Of the speed
aud bottom OF these Congressional nags to try them
first on the Camanche course. They might not
run extrsvsgsutly 0ffer the redskins, but give
them the track with the Indians behind aud We
will warrant them to earn heavy Mileage and
on pretty straight line too.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-13
~ III 0. Crl.llnI .ny.
Cholera In Pbiladelphia-Loco l. oc o-Foco Move
menf--,Inrket-, stocks, &c.
Correspondence Of The Tribune

PHILADELPHIA. Tuesday, June -
Two cases Of Cholera are reported to-day -
Capt seeley Of Brdgeion, y Of the schooner Ade
line on his way from Troy stopped in your City and
Joined the Odd Fellows Procession Since then he haa
disrrhea. which terminated fatally this morning The
other case Was in kenslngt0n.
John e. Martin Esq for many years the accommO
dating Superintendent Of the Philadelphia Exchange
has received the appointment Of Appraiser. lie vii
make a valuable oihccr.
Speaker Packer Messrs Bigler Ives aud other Loco
Foco notables in town, preparatory to grand pow
wow which Mr. Buchanan Is expected 30 be present
here will he biz night IN their ranks, between ths
Dallas and Buchanan factions, this Fall
Tue Flour market continues inactive. and only one o
two small lots have been iakeu Tor export 81 - 81 pei
bhl For CITY consumption moderate saes AZ prrylOu.
rates -lHal. sale % Rye FLOUR A - ~. aud - bbs
Corn Meal a. - per Dbl Grain-The demand for Wheat
L. limited but prices steady sales Of pnme red Al
t3. and white a. e3 ] 10 per bushel Corn continues
in brsk demand and considerable sales of yellow have
been made a. ~ store. aud bl cis including lo
OF round yellow something higher In Oats have no
change 90 notice Whisky j. inactive. Small sales oil
bids a q GO. and ico hhls Al the same price
SuFs uF STOCKS -FUsf b0drt-lo0 Reading RR. Is.
30 do l9i 500 Wimnlfo RR o.. ~ 5000 Pittsburgh
50 BANK. 2. Penn Bk. no, Sh,sp L Loan D. 't7
ll4. = foa do ~. loet P-nl RR. 90, $50 I.ehgh Nor
Loan. 88 5000 Cincinnati Wairr WORKS BIS -, Ot;
4 Bk. 80 $3.50 Sch Nav 6s. y $50 Chrs De- Cana
ts -t. 8 - Do 'd7 ~ $500 Read Mort Bds, e5. -
90 90, COZ; $500 do, 81 ln Commercial Bz, 81.
Nec0ad boa,i = 80 Southwark =, -, SD. $500 WI
miugfon kd o. 90 i.n'f Susqleharuah Canal Loan g.
s. $3.50 4 ; o.. - ll0i IS Philadelphia Bs -.
900 Sch Nav D. st s7.jop DO 81 - Reading RI
20. ~ do 49, S2o'o Reading Rd bds. - 5000 do. OF
= do %. $500 Saie -, a.i ~ Union Cana. 3D..
POO Glrard Bk Ia. l2 Che- De- Canal, IS 3 Norris
town kR, lii l. Baak, = . SchuylkA Bk, lt.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-13

CT Hon JAMS McDOwELL, ex Governor OF
Virginia, is spoken OF as the anti Wing candidate
for next Speaker OF the House, and perhaps Tor
next President also. Old Virginia has been
quite time out OF the high places.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-13

GEsTLEMES's H.rs-NCHoLs Co. 30 Broadway.
The styles Of genilemens bats ready iot
inspection and sas.
ny - meOd NICHOLS co. 240 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-13

ULUNt.-I Inc HIfTIHITI ~ Tu-TFff a. knO NItdgts
It's Obligations 70 Caleb : Haowell OF that place
Tor the follow ing remarks on Ozone
O-ons 20 which Or Bird accredits the Cholera VA.
discovered by Professor -chonnen, the inventor OF gun
cotton Il j. generated 5y the passage Of electricity
through air and The Of the peculiar odor per
ccved during the working Of An electric machine. At
strokr OF lightning. IL hleacbes powerfully and
s 10 many respects analogous 20 chlorine
O,0ae Il is ssid. may readily be generated by ex
posing common phOs phOrus % moist air, and u s pro
haoe the peculiar smell Of phosphorus arises partially
or wholly from the presence Of tbs substance.
The question has been asked. what - ozonel 10
answer give the words Of berzells We have
thus arrived AZ ths highly important result that 0-0a
j. peculiar element nor any combination 0i known
elements. but IS oxygen gas peculiarly msdired-
Leach has asserted that yGrGHlzea arr, owing q
the 1-ons 10 contains be used % advantage ioi
bleaching. and j.. TACT, one oi the most e-ecuy,
bleaching sgcnts known
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