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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-06
R4RNUMs AHERIcAN MUsrUn-ENrIRE CuANoEor

Mrs IhANLES KEMBLE BUTLER WILL READ, THIS
Nl ever Ing March 9th the plAv Of amle At tho
iant Institute at hall O'clock Tickets BIZ had of
Pou ann. Jan tor Of the nsute tho Aston House. the L
Pr ice
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-06

NALEORNM LIFE AS, UTA NCE.-THE BRITISH COM
neicai LIE Assurance Company Of London (opita three
moh do arl cenuLues to ate f. class risks lives Of
Iersofs going to Ca ifoIna FREDERICK SALMONsOV
General Ar Vail
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-06

HUDSON RIVER EAILROAD tOxPANY.-LOAN.-NO
tcs hereby given that S6 COZ Of Loan Bonds
OF this Company offered by proposals issued uni Of 18th
ilettp as 00n taLen BY the subscriptions Of the following
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80
Los n.

LOST.
n est on THE EVENING OF TUESDAY LAST. FEB
A. rusrs 9th Ia iafNe'te lace Marks Place ,l
victbs. The iuder w IN lib
thAtks of or by having the Bowery
ctree, near Har shaI 9srden.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-06

nR MORRISON CONTINUES TO BE CONsULTsD ON
~ Private Diseases elects setures venereai Uoors xc
he where others fail Hocent aw daya
OrgaSio Debility he his
Londsn diploma IN his ofioe N4k Fulton street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-06

NOR san FRANCISCO AND Suffers YORT-Tar
new baltimore clipper brig ORBIT. Cunning MASTER hav
ciaii"n Of ~ to4O will bc taken Apply on bosrd
foot Of Market street. or to A. VAN BaU 1T rs st.
and ). 8. MURRAY. 70 Old Slip.
San FRANCISCO AND Tb GOLD REGIONSvIA MAGEL
sGS s sna :,
about tho 18th inst sha $780, which the der to
share the vessel mining Implements and eighteen month
treasurer C3 Catherine street or on board at pier 49, Est
River 1he association will every evening at TX o'clock
corner Bewery and Rroome
ZOE CAL F0RNIA. VIA TEXAS AND THE REeoaTED
M.rch 9Th, in the One Norunbega H.mhers Of ts
reoord dviEsn Of tie Carson that have not pSd
Ass cianen Is evening past ocook a. the Amo
iican Hall Committee Room Broadway corner of Grand street
on business OF i'm portance D. HOU0h, Jr, Front st..
CBIP sAHOsEr FOR CALIFoaNIA-TeIs saI, Will
- oer Saturday, the 0h AL freight must DO sent
Gown Shipper. will send their bills ading fox sig
LauLs Ibs s,moss song very fast saier
have through to sntto Fort per steamer that
on board the ship Time from Francisco Suttor
!Sr no4rs number OF passengers oan still DO taken
= 3 SUTTON, 9 Wal! st, oor South, up stairs; or
LNOR SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA THE saIP LOO
ChO0 tat ies North Kverl will rtv y sail Tues
Gay morning Passengers requested ibe "
o'clock lew more passeng r. be accommodated mode
rate rates. immediate spPlc.Gn 4 %sde Apply board
Eoa CALIFORNIA VIA CHAaREs-rus sUBsCRIs Ser
fast sailing Baltimore built brig Col Howard Durker
sh 10 w tor ourthen, ncwy coPercd rstted ard pu per
Soe $40 10 barrels freight allowed to
board Of Dover street Of Fernando Wood ss South e
corner OF Dover Pnaengcrs by the Col Howard will
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-06
CALIFORNIA

EOR SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA-THE Fasr
saving clipper built schooner GEN WORTH will sail ON or
before the 9Th March Fog freight passage apply to NJ b
noCieady Co.. 80 south street, and Guick 4 Holmes 49,
west street. or the Captain board pier NJ r. foot Rector
street B-1hree members wanted to complete this
association. Passage SI2h. Apply az above "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-06

CUkE WAksAkTED FOR ONE DOLL4k--PaIYArE
"A Redssi Once, 81 Orange street. (five Pout. Doctor
labsrds French baure trce 81 hottie warranted to
sl cases Of private nature in ew days Brs oiho has
been established over thirty years for the OF all ds II
priNe maj
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-06

MONsitUR ADsltN'S VARIED AND EXfRAORDI.
v1 bsy Exhibition o. oct
ties evening at half past o'clock Hall
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-06

ITOk Cal IFORNIA.-TaE SACR sMENTO Ma yIa.TIS !,
Mining Con have made sement t. to buy the
nom San to the Gold bnea to by
% s Nenrasna the Company % to CONSIST Of
Broadway corner OF Market through day and
member. tak0 Tat w
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-06

ENOR SAN FRANCIScO.-TO SAIL 10TH MARCa-TaE
stsamihip SENATOR, 74 tons burthon Lieut.. r. Baohe,
o. s. Navy, commander will ponvsly sail abave A. NJ
from her berth at Burng slip She built in July oy
Wu. H. Brown Eeq Ct this city, between
Boston and ST. Johns N b. where sho has boon well tried in
eome Of heaviest northwest gales and proved
did sea boat Numerous additions and made
heavy expense to perfect ho for this voyage and
modaons Tor superior She will through
PhpsmA
PRICE or PASAGR-Sate Rooms. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS U
Alter Cabin without eta. ....... $40
Forward Cabin, crew fare ......,,, =. 40
Deck Dc .................. NO
800 lbs baggage allowed let cass pa:.sn8er; and no freight
talen. For further particularly apply 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-06

M EDlLAl. UfkJCE.--Dh. JOHNSON. 10 DUAisE 5ikhkT
Iva near Chatham stro well known the rucoeseirl
erac Joncr in New YORK. o OF discas
Tns Doctors fer gE in thoeo Oh! half cured 81
dAvs existed fer eminent elect, srctec ulcers
upon tho body az In the threat tho hosd hnd
homer Of tie cr eecuay cured CossbtutiorAl weakness
brought By ceoret hsbit duiyed b.
dreams and nightly smsonz positively
Recent oured In without oroory Neaae
In dat prevention from bnsiBess
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-06

WALLHaLLA, No. 81 CANAL STREET. NEAR BROAD
vsy open ever! evening" At and Wednesday aud Saturday
afternoon ut ocock with company female Etho.
plan erenaders and troupe Of ars who appear In
variety OF select aud choice Admiration Orohes
ira Boxes Mk cents: Parauet'e. 70 oenta
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-06

no tAliFCRN ANS-A wORO OF ADvICE.-nAvK YOU
seen ne letter fo Chagres correspondent the
YORK orad ppbs I'D or SUNDAY ast II you see the
I'M oil choosing provisions well
In the aud there such where every article will no
warranted At the store TIE Undersigned you can find
art Gle for comfort and
reasonable 6 OF tme Printed ratons always On hand
for individuals and sssociation1 A. KE ~
s.st.....I zig wall stoct, Nav York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-06

A NUMBER OF YOUNG MEN HAVE ASCOT ATED TdEN.
horn and willing roush IL on the voyage as we'll as take
hold oh may ser the best
their arrival They have bought aarEe IN schosnsr
ssng qualities and with lent for 10 sh
boldes 6 pass pgers Sha $780, PASSENGERS $40 aud
found Irovisops Tor months For An assocstion about for
ing this will prove ptai opportunity suchss wish jon
viii plea lose time in addressing box 9sl Post ofoe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-06
LNXAfNBER OF CONGREss-THE fOLLOAING TRS
II tmony 10 from Mr. Van Houten. formerly Member Con

ht0kland New York, worthy
CHARLEsrowr. kock,and "a, April l., 1888.
On Dear RI have afflicted
ior unter Of yesr with tck in tho carr drumming and
ELIXIR the head and shooting ~ tho limbs deb
purchased hottie of Sarssparis thought IL
ped Then cured half DOZEN bottles fro
need MP cntroy cured snd think exceilent
cine ard ell worthy attention OF those that afflicted
with debility end netvoaaness You're, respectfully.
ISAAC Is. VAN HOUTEN.
Ptpcirsl Once 1876 Fulton street -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-06
MISCELLANEOUS.

EREE INQUIRIES LIBRARY sSOcIArION-raE AN.
bua meeting OF this Association for the election
the e kang 3ssr will DO hold at the library room No.
Bowery ikis evening. March 9TH at ~ o'clock.
OLIVER WHITE georatovv.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-06
REhlDY THAT CUREs-vARIoys RshEOIEs IA

A REhtDY TAAr CUkEs-VARI0Us RGkEDIES lave
IA feen offered and
The lungs, fousd doubt
Of ali that have been discovered is
and who have its tfco that proved
sui a. DR. issr Baam Of Wild Cherv fer asthma
sh rtbeet OF breath and s liar affections IL be
positive 1t has cured asthma
twenty ycsS standing after had declared
yoL Le reach Of medicine.
From tho Cincinnati Inquirer
hcrcvcr tins medicine 10 intiodue. ID,
that lh reputation which 1t richly deserves What
IL sae Nhen hand be Witnessed deu
The wortt cases OF sshHa rece but land
also those thai OF long standing bronchitis and
IN its early 6tages alwss cured by this remarkable cdi.
ciye.
Be mt deceived by Impostors1h public should he careful
to get the genuine article the
put by those Tho know nothing Of medicine
eases o the human system are eat rely unsafe and dangerous
None gvbure unless sia ned L. BUTTS. the wrapper
Fer sale wholesale md reai ~ D. Sands no Fulton
street corner OF lillian feefold Co. Fletcher and
b. th dIuagil 10 4 orally.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-06

NASTLE GARDEN-THE ABOVE wtLi-KNOwN SUN
~ mer resort now be for Evening dur
Ing tho epsu For further terms spplv
at tho Office tho premises by letter paid drestea to
the preprietors FRfNCa u HEISER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-06
NIUsIs TAUGHT AND PIANO FORTE FOR SALE. PRICg

M isis ia UGHT AND PIANO FORTE FOR SALE, PRICE
lNl st0A eeond hand. London made six octave ,qusre
nof ip gotd order and having pow ons
Apply TO Fun tdsy 1T $50 Broadws, teacher Piano
forte, Singing. Guitar. Aeco,deon and Violn
lone all this afternoon and cvenir after o'clock Tor
CkEMONA VIOLIN FOR sALE-THIS VALUABLE IN.
~ rumcit was the perty If leading Opera play
Gen. ago. and for sweetness and
New G,k ''7' Nv ~N~' ~~,~N-'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-06

(NAllFukNlA GOLD WAsHER.-TwO WITH THIS
~ machine Will perform the labor hundred men with
oowls or pan AID pessese important
one nov eit 70 tie public only sry one to
WIFE u ana ono 10 tbove the esrth pun . connected
ana The water Ia used over and again compost and
Ioabe pace Of only feet by feet AMI can he
Gold Washers Car 10 obtained of ~
AXLkY A. q r,,iLA. IL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-06

NEW SCHOONER, g. N. FOX, FOR CALIFORNIA d.
~ win fr shs only until Tuesday 9Th inse Can
;aks bbis still 6erths
ne eqused any vessel port For
freistt passage apply board at Pier North rive
F.& D. FDwLER, SC Eestst
NB-wi 10 around Cape Horn, and shippers win be sna
bled BY her low ANY other
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-06

A RTIFICIAL LYEA-JUST IMPOaTED. ALAyGE AND
"A tuperor lot Of Mrcaus celebrated which
be Inserted and worn without pain
they ke the natural the observer
DIX lowell attends diiesscs Of the
and Ear &c 6l Brad~ay entrance TX VAR whers
bel I'D his popular Book tire Ey Price Gb
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-06

Uth ksro-An assocs tioa to 40 bcrs have
purchased the and fast calling burx sUSAN, B.
Lotrp Ut SO burthen. copped and copper
fitted superior botn for comfort
few are to DO had $500 each including vessel
and complete outfit for Two carpenters sack
smith would DO preferred among the number experienced
physician has bern engaged Apply board pier H.
atwestchester bouse Of Broome and eowery
EOR SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA DIRECT VIA TIE
Straits Of Magellan the and substantial Steamship
ROM Abto Eancker OF old ban
% o. The best material copper and coppered
service and will positively sail about 1h March er
saloon and cabin will be han dsome urnsod
de,rous Of song to California she viii DO disposed of by W
entitled to his Fan Francisco Ills equal
share Of tho % and all apureuances thereto belonging
francisco Each stre OF ttock will be radc transferable Ap
pcntion ehoud be mado already
stock taken. For psrtiounrs apply AUSTIN WALKING
str nm gtsir
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-06

situation to do ohsnbtrworh and pl,in sewing Bias
oec op to tske Of baby Can p-duos tho
ref required Pesss call h street oor
Of the BOwery bsck in the rear, front basement
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-06

CALIFORNIA DAGUERkEOTYPEa PERSONS ABOUT
to welt California, and desroua to their
their rondt, would do we'll to call Bradys 20 and
M Broadway where BY recen al
obtained the hovtest notice A-"s Nv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-06

WANTkD-A SITUATION, BY A RRSPECTABL ENG.
sh We man as frat rate cook would have objection
IN ms,st IN washing and ironing Aeo wanted, by tidy g
uatonto 90 And waiting plain
wr Good city reference be given May seen at 2lx
Division street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-06

NOR sAlE-A PATENT fOt NEWLY ISvENrED SIN
sle breo with cartridge tube holding % cha yea and
ctvtye actrg self repeat Can be loaded In TIE
spare line Other gum and does weigh heavier
the rife Application, PAID to DO addssRd to H. e.,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-06

situation as Chambermad and sesmstress, Chamber,
maid rd Laun' Can give good seen
First street between Frat Second
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-06

Nv ONDERS AT THE COLISEUA.-DR DODS WILL Lee
~ tue and exhibit his marvellous experiments Tuesday
end wednesday evenings At the Cslssu Broadway
Tickets "a Gel Is FIVE for . dollar.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-06

WANTED-BY A REsPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN.
situation as ham6srmad 70 do general housevo,k in
empo,er eau be for two days apply West
s. venteenih street. -. - -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-06

TIE RoYALMsIL sTEAH,AIP EUROPA" L. q. LOTT.
will leave the doct Jer City, twelve o'clock (l2
o to,k } precisely, on Wednes day neat, 7th inst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-06

u sRE CHANCELLOR sALE-THE STOCK FIXTURES
&c Of Wholesale aud retail liquor store with three years
ente II TIE heuse low This II the best aud in the
six ward DONG great cash business chance like tss may
never tfer again. Call GILLESPIE, 55s Pearl street.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-12-05
THE MINISTER AND THE BOY.

A farmer killed sheep, and according
n country custom, sent his sou John to the
minister's house with a fine shoulder OF the
mutton as present.. II was rather long
walk, and when Jrhn arrived at The par.
aon's door he felt little "tuckcred out"
He pulled The bell--no one appeared,
He Immediately repealed the summons.
with no better success. Then he tried The
door, and finding it unfusIened, went di-
,ec,ly TO the kitchen, dumped the meat
upon table, aud was passing hroush h The
en,ry on his way out, when through half
opened door, he perceived The man of God
al his labIc ously engaged in writing.
Now this John was nice boy-a good
shrewd fellow a, a trade, but without cul.
ture-rough as pudding. stone, whereas,
on the contrary, the minister was gentle
man Of much etinement-instinc'ively po-
lite. SO when John, his hands rammed
into the pockets of a greasy blue frock, an
old beaver hat cooked rather sharply on
his head, while his big round face glowed
with The exercise he had undergone, burst
in upon him bawling out. There's a
shoulder O. mutton in yender for rye-ialher
sent IT," he felt. to say the least. litlle
shocked. Laying down his pen. he said
TO the boy. who sloud staring al him with
a pair Of blue eyes as large as old tashioued
saucers, John, you are rather rude; you
should cultivate better manners. and be
less noisy. Is this the way you generally
do your errands Let me show you how
/ should present the mutton. Sit here in
nv chair will 90 fetch The meat, and
YOU shall hear what ! will say"
Down sal John in the comfortable chair
where, spreading his cowhide boots out on
the carpet, he waited his first lesson ir
good breeding. Presently he heard a ligh
tan at the door" Oh, do..'l stand there Z
knocking" cries John, "come in. vii
vet" The minister entered the room
looking as meek as Moses, aud holding the
mutton in hand far above The carpet
"Good morning. SIR" said he, in the hlau
dest voice imaginable. "a very pleasan
morning. How is Mrs. - and the bah,
this morning :" John nodded approving!y
my father" continued The parson, "pre
senls his compliments 10 you. aud beg
your acceptance Of this shoulder OF mutton
NV mother desires to be remembered Il
Mrs. - and yourself, aud hopes 10 have
the pleasure Of seeing you soon at th'
farm. Good morning sir" With lhi
lhs parson turned to leave The room, wher
our hero jumed from his chair ard fairl,
screamed out. "Here, here, stop, stop. Tel
your father I'm very much obleeged II
him. and you're nice little boy-an'
Here's quarter dollar .for yer.'
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-12-05
Revolutionary Soldiers.

A glorious race they were-the. trled'
The true Of ancient time
Our glorious sires, who bied and died
For this our own free cline.
Oh hallowed be each sacred name,
That fearless to the conflict came,
And freely on the battle plain
Poured out their blood like drops OF rain.
Few are the sculptured gifts OF art,
A Nations love to tell;
And many brave and gallant heart
Hath mouldered where il fell.
Tie spiry maize luxurant waves
It's long green leaves Ger heroes sravesi
And thongh,ess swains the harvest reap,
Where our stern Fathers ashes sleep.
But after years the tale shall tell,
In words of light revealed,
Who Lravely fcught-who nobly fell;
And many well earned field.
Outspread beneath the Western SIM,
Shall live with ancient Marathon,
And Trenton. fight, and Princeton's name,
Be linked with old Pideas fame.
But the surviving few who stand
A remnant weak and old
Sole relics of that glorious hand
Whose hearts were hearts Of gold.
Oh! honored be each si!very hair
Each fnrrow uenched by toll and care;
And sacred eaul, old bendng form,
That hraved Oppression battle storm.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-12-05
PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY
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and charged accordingly. .,.
Communications, post paid, will be prompt
ly and strictly attended to.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-12-05

FREE AND SLAVE LABuR.-The AL.
bany Cul,ivator contains an animated dis
cusson between Two ciizens of The Soulh.
as to the comparative value Of slave and
free labor. "A Southerne'" asks whether
it would not be more profitable to employ
free labor than slave. "A Vireiuian"
from Mathews county answers positively: {:
There is no labor in this country so
cheap as slave labor. There is no labor
is this country SO well adapted TO asr;csl-
ture. particularly on large farms, as slave
labor"
In proof of his opinion, "a Virginian"
takes the situation of IA Sou'herner.
who has 500 acres of arabic laud divided
into four shifts, viz: 200 in corn, 200 in
small grain, aud 400 in grasses-to.,cu!li.
vate which would require from - TO 90
field hands. lie supposcs, thai instead of
owning the slaves, Which is decided ad>
vantage, the individual had 10 hire them;
and then enters into the following malhe-
malical, and, TO our conception, conclusive
demonstration
Say twenty field hands-meu, boys,
and women were TO be hired. They
could be had in Virginia at an average Of
fifty or sixty dollars per year, depending
Of course upon the proportion of men TO
women. The men being wnrlh more.
Twenty hands at Fifty dollars would
cusl $1,000
Clothing aud taxes 2O0
Food 400
$1,000
"There are no physicians bills TO he
paid by The hirer, as they are paid 10y the
owner.
"Let US see how it will be in esti,na.
ting the cosl of Tree labor. According 10
The Patent Office Report. which is held as
good authority in such matters, field la
borers are worth in Massachusetts, aud
several other Northern States. kom $40 TO
SI2 per mouth. We will suppose l6 men
to perform as much labor as twenty mixed
hauds. 1t will stand thus:
l6 hands al Sll per monlh, being Sl32 per
year S2l t2,U0
Cost Of board, say $50 $4,000
DeinS CoSi vi iTte ldnoI S-Slc.oO
Do. of slave labor 100000
Difference Of cost SI3I2.0O
Thus it will he seen. that free labor
+''-s~ss-r1uTnnns more than slave labor.
where each KIND has 10 Ue nlred. Bnt
where the farmer owns the slave on his
farm, the difference is much more decided
~ in favor of slave labor"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-12-05

"Why is The Great Rus,nn Bear, Nicho-
las, like half starved fox ~
"Bccause he's got Huus(a)ry and wants
Turkey"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-12-05

Pork TRAuE.-The Lexington (ky.)
Observer says; The pork trade i'll Ken
lucky is al present very dull, owing chiefly
TO the exaggerated accounts Of The surplus
Of last years packing now remaining IN
The large cities Of tile Uniou. The Louis
Vile and Cincinnati packers and siau2i-
rers are making mare extensive pcrphra-
lions (ur the coming season than usual, bu,
will as yet make no engagements. In
consequence Of This state Of the case. the
Kentucky hns feeders who have fed for
an caller market than they commonly
do, will be driven To Southern market.
Mrs. ParlingIon being late at a strange
church. entered as the congregation were
rising from prayer. LA" said she,
courtesying, "dont raise on my account" +"