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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-03-28
EFFECT OF CHARCOAL ON FLOWERS.

The following extract cannot fail 10 BE interest,"
ing to the botanst and the chemist, as well as 20
every lady who has rose bush in her garden or n
nower-pot IN her paror. Ii is from the Paris nHor
tcultural Review" ofJuly last, translated NV jndge
Megs, of New York, for the Farmers Clnb of the
American Institute. The experiments descibed
were made by Robert Berauds, who says :-I Mt
htcNtgcncer
About year ago made bargain Cur a rose
bush, OF magnificent growth and full of buds
waited Tor them to blow, and expected roses wor-
my OF such noble plant, and of the praises besow
ed upon it by the vender AT length, when il
doomed, all my hopes were blasted. The flowers
were OF faded color, and | discovered that had
only mddling multhora, stale colored enough
therefore resolved to sacrifice it to some eSperi
mens which l had in view My attention had
been captivaed with The effects of charcoal as sta
ted IN some English publications. | then covered
The earth In the pot, in which my rosebush was a.
bout hall an inch deep with pulucrised charcoal =
Some days after | was astonished to see The roses
which boomed, of as fine lively rose color rs could
wish determined 10 repeat the experiment; and
therefore, when the rosebush had done Towering. |
took oil all the charcoal and put fresh earth about
the roots. You may conceive that waited for the
next spring impatiently TO the result ofths ex-
pertinent When it bloomed the roses WERE as at
hrsi pale and discoored bu. by applying the char
coal as before, the roses resumed their ROSY red
color. | tried the powdered charcoal likewise in
large quantities upon my petunas, and found that
both the white and the violet flowers were equally
sensible TO It's sction. 1t always gave great yigor
to the red or violet coors of the flowers and white
Peiunias became ueincd ,Cih red on violet tinfs !:
The r.otcts became covered with irregular SPOTS of
a blush or almost black tint Many persons who
admired them thought they were new varieties
from the seed. Pctio,c .fo,cers are Gas have prov
ed) nsensible to the influence of the charcoal.''
''lll betide the yellow flowers - it seems they
are equally incapable OF change under the influences
OF charcoal, or of the man without poetry in his
temperament. Wordsworth tells us
"a primrose by the rivers brim
yeiioao primrose was to him,
And it was nothing more.'
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-03-28

LAWYERS. 1t is well known that the !awyersc9r
ry in one of the pockets of their robe the reasons
for, and in the other, the reasons against either and
every side. But they sometimes mistake the RIGHT
pocket in the hurry Of pleading and this is why their
conclusion is not always in very perfect accord with
their exordium. They hardly know how TO come
10 decision and are never very sure ofthef ground
If they press upon you with huge ar fermentation.
you may hold them in check by quite trfiur OBJ
lection. To them everything presents question
everything is an obstacle. Throw under their
wiirng chariot wheel. grain of sand. they will
climb down 10 inspect it, instead Of passing il over
De CCrnleniR.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-03-28
HIGH SCHOOL.

TNIlE subscribers, appointed by the Presbytery of
u Lexington, committee 10 arrange and put in
Operations the Preshyteria IlIGu School, now give
notice that the School will open the. first Mon
day Of Aprd neat, at Shemariah, under the imme-
date instruction of Rev. WIN. W. TRIMBLE.l-
Mr.. Trmble enters on the discharge of his new du-
ties with the full confidence and recommendation
of the Presbytery, including several officers Of
Washington College, where he was educated. The
order studies, with list of classics, will be Civ
EN- in future circular For the present, it is sulf-
cien to say, that the order of studies vii, embrace
classes from the English through the highest Clas-
steal and Mathematical course, preparatory for any
Of the Colleges or Universities.
Tuition will be charged at The rate $24 for the
English, and $50 for the Classical and Mathemat-
ical course, for the Academic year of ten months.
1G- BoARDING may be had in the family Of the
Principal for 81 per month.
JOHN HENDREN,
+. MCFARLAND,
II. w. BAILEY.
February ID, l6i9.-tf.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-03-28
SYAUNYON, (vA.) WEDNESDAY. MaRCH %. ,sA9

had done, since it had purchased her the exquisite
happiness ofthat moment
The reader may well believe the uuptiaIs were
not delayed, and that the princess never looked
loveller than on the occasion. The Caliph foruot
his anger, and forgave every thing, when he heard
that the hunter and Prince ITaiiz were one
10 this day the story of the Caliph's daughter
is the tavorte lay of the madens OF Shirez and
often, as evening falls, the soft notes of their lutes,
and the sober notes of their voices rehearsing it,
foa, through the closed lattices of their harems'
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-03-28
SHORT AND SWEET /!

rHNHE subscriber has few accepances 10 pay in
~ Bank this Month, which ifnot paid when due,
might cause him TO receive few short b,d mol
'Ucry street." notes in order to meet them and pre-
vent all such unpleasant communications, he hopes
those who arc indebted to him will do him the very
particular favor to pay their accounts.
ROBERT COWAN.
otaunton. March I. 1919
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-03-28

NARROW ESCAPE FROM \ IIoy.--Tn one of the
stores on Commercial wharf lion. lately received
from Africa is kept in a cage. Yesterday, small
Irish boy, with his chip basket. wandered into the
store, and in some way placed his back against the
bars Of the cage The lion. nothing 10th to make a
slight luncheon, seized the jacket OF the lille fellow
who being terribly frightened there at, sctupa loud
cry for help. Two men happening 10 be near at
hand took hold Of the boy, and with hearty pull.
rescued him from the grasp Of the lion, unchanged
in person, though with tive loss OF portion of his
neither integuments. J.nckily the boys Jacket was
large and unbuitoccd. or he might not have escaped
50 easily.-BoSion T}uveicy Of UcdacsdoY.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-03-28

LUDIcRoUs MIsT&KE.-A good lady who had
two children sick of the measles went TO friend
for the hest remedy while the friend had Just rec5iv
cd note from another lady inquiring the way to
make pickles. IN the confusion the lady who had
inquired about pickles received the remedy FOR tho
measles, while the anxious mother Of the sick chill
drcn read the following Scald them three or four
times in no; vinegar, and sprinkle them well with
salt and in \ fcw d1vs they viii nc cured.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-03-28

j TAKE this opportunity of rendering my sin
u cere thanks to my friends and the public gener-
ally for their liberal patronage, and earnestly soil
Gil continuance for the firm
A. ID. WREN.
Stanton, Feb. 81, I649
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-03-28

'HSHE undersigned having associated themselves
together for the purpose ofcarrying on the
APOrHECARY AND DRUG BUSINESS in
the town of Staunton, announce to their friends and
thu public generally, that it is their intention to
keep large and well selected assortment of
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils
and Dye SiufsS,
together with a general assortment of FANCY AR
TIcLEs, all of which they are determined TO sell
low for CASH, or on the usual time 10 puncual Gus
toners. The business will be conducted by A. d.
Wren, who having devoted his whole attention to
IT, for the last ten years, feels confident he can give
universal satisfaction to all who will favor them
with their CUSTOM Physicians and others having
prescriptions to fill, may rely having them put
up in the best and neatest style.
We invite one and all to give us a call at the
Sign of the White Mortar
A. ID. WREN,
f.. C.. FISHER, M. ID.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-03-28
BEAZELEY, BROWN g. LYNN,
Eg6CismsOWsg, E'fi'g5AiN,

a RE now receiving their Spring supply o.
"A GOODS, to which they invite the attention
OF dealers, consisting in part, of the following art
ces viz:
80 Bags of best Rio Coffee,
- do Lsguira do,
25 do Old Java,
% Hhds of New Orleans Sugar,
- do Porto Rico,
10 do Clarified,
20 Boxes Loaf Sugar,
20 Barrels Crushed do,
$50 Barrels n. o. Molasses, Strictly Prime,
10 hhds of West India NloIasses,
500 Sacks Of Salt, ,4shtoa'S best,
100 Kegs Of Nails, (assorted)
5000 lbs. Cotton Yarns, Chest quality,)
10 Pipes Prime Brandy,
% bbs Sicily Wine,
$ do Port Wine,
so bbls Rum
together with variety OF other articles not euume
rated-all of which will be disposed Of on accummo
dating terms They respectfully solicit call from
their friends.
March ii, l849.-3t.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-03-28

\ late English paper contains an account Of <
large party of Welsh Mormans, who are about EN-
igraliGg to California. They were on their way
to Liverpool, where they were to take ship for their
new home The paper says:
This goUdly company IS under the command ofa
popular saint, known as Capt Dan Jones, a hardy
traveller. and brother Of The well known John
Jones, LIangelIon. the jisputant the SUBJECT of
'bapiisn." Amongst The group many sub
stania farmers, from the noghborhoods of Brechfa
Llanybydder, Carmarthenshre and although they
well 10 DO, they disposed Of their possessions to-
get to California, their New jerusalem, as they
deem it, where their fanatacsm teaches them TO be-
leive they viii escape from the general destruction
and conflagra'ijn tlat is shortly TO envelope the
earth. 1t Is their intention, are informed, not TO
visit the gold regions, but the agricultural districts,
where they intend, they say, by helpingone anoth-
CT, TO reside in peace and harmony, and TO exempi-
fly the truth OF "brothcrly love- not in name, but
in practice. Amongst the number who came here
were several aged men, varying from seventy to
ninety years Of age, and ''whoso hoary locks" n@r
only proclaim their "lengtheued years" butIender
il very improbable they viii live 10 see America
yet deludcd the poor saints, that they believe
that every one amongst them however infirm and
old they may be, viii as surely land in California
safely, as they started from Wales,
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-03-28
LADIES AND GENTLEnIEN'S
Fashionable Boot, SheG aud Cater Mandatory
T.
"A. w. SIMPSON

R ETURNS his thanks TO his friends and the
u public generally for the liberal patronage here
tofore received, and respectfully informs them that
he still continues TO manufacture at his Store oppo
site the Post Office, Gentemen's BOOTS and
SHOES. all kinds; Ladies', Misses and Chill
dren's SHOES and CATERS in the nea,est style
and of the best materials and workmanship, and at
the shortest notice; Ladies' Kid and Morocco Slip
pers Ladies' Leather and Walking Shoes Ladies'
Black and Coored Caters, various patterns Misses
and Children's Caters and Slippers, SC. Elm
brodered work made to order in the most fashiona-
ole style.
Having on hand good supply of Materials for
the season, his work will be warranted.
Eg- Ladies' White Kid Shoes made to order,
for Weddings and Parties, at short notice.
Staunton, Jan. H. lS40.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-03-28
POETRY.
LIES SUNNY SPOTS.


LIES SUNNY SPOTS.
by WILLIAM LEGGRTT.
Though iife's dark and ihorny path,
Its goal the silent tomb,
1t yet some spots of sunshine hath,
That smile amid the gloom
The friend who veal and woe parlakes,
Unchanged, whate'er his lot,
Who kindly soothes the heart that aches,
Is sure sunny spot.
The wife, who half our burden bears,
And utIers not moan;
Whose ready hand wipes off our tears,
Unheeding all her own;
Who treasures every kindly word,
Each harsher one forgot,
And carols blthely as bird
She's too sunny spot.
The child, who lifts at morn and eve,
In prayer, its tiny voice;
Who grieves, whene'er its parents grieve,
And joys when they rejoice;
In whose bright eyes young Genius CLOVIS,
Whose heart, without a blot,
Is fresh and pure as summers rose
That child's sunny spot.
There's yet, upon life's weary road,
One spot of brighter glow,
Where sorrow hath forgot its load,
And tears no longer flow;
Friendship may wither-love decline,
Our child his honor blot,
But still, undimmed, that spot wifi shine
Religion lights that spot.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-03-28

RAILROAD ACcIDeNT-.NetC York March H.
While the freight train of cars on the Harlem Rail
Road was approaching the tunnel about six O'Clock
this morning, an immense rock, weighing several
hundred pounds, became detached and fell upon tho
track smashing the locomotive and tender to atoms
Several r.en attached TO the train were also crush
cd to death and others badly hurt have not as
certantd their names. The fireman was found
cnging to a projecting rock short distance from
the scene. The loss of property 10 the railroad con-
panv by this accident is estimated at from 5000 to
s4O00T,
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-03-28

c. Senator W1Lvce. of Wisconsin, Is 4 us,irc
NJ fvnrhburg
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-03-28
Nj | S G e l. l. A N Y .
FROM THE NATIONAL MAGAZINE.
TEE CALIPH'S DAUGHTER.
by JAMES II. DANA.

"Who hath not heard of the vale OF Cashmere,
With its roses the brightest that earth ever gave
Its temples, and grotos, and fountains as clear
AS the love lighted eyes that hang their wave
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-28
CauIt of Appeals.


The May term Of the Court of Appeals will be
hsld ct the Court House ct Brooklyn commencing on
Tuesday. May l. There are l2l causes on the Csen-
darn increase OF IL since the March term The fol-
lowing causes are erst ia order upon the Calendar:
No Lsmas ssvysr ard ~ spDssnts Essoor Can -
rsspos5eu's The Psop- Norris l. Marin psBtfs
TIE asyoy &c Of the CITY Of Brootyu 1sfs<sn
spososatt Cyrus Bso~ lsu s.s; MARY Bso- ,sd
otssr. jams. Re psuS gs-srt
tJs essst.nt g Jossph s-gus an snothe ssps
huis Hsafy s-r9fn- re-P0sd>ut tssri NJcsof
panh Pear Lott AMI Mars IT. osi-edssts
q Hsn Worrs ADD aoohsr. fspDedsns 2sns; DTe C.
Jotson spp.4s' - Jseoe sss0 sgp-s sszas, Cso s1f
Tue Hsrs Msogtcrsg AZ Hyossse COMPANY de>1.
csrne8s NcCooa = a. pss,s. sfrgr. ~ Nor
ssr Cstss 81 a. oses1.nts 70 k1s Eroo,ni -
pesat, va James yuuss sppss- Tstnss n Fssfsn -
p<iisnt, Ksnss@ hsv~n. al, re-Po1aersf i%H
Wo5sa sDDs.n Ssoy- W sss. a. spp- eos - E1~sse
W Lsxg-tt sifs pzntds Erssas fs,tn q
Kss~y 81 a. fspolc~n D.. schozs hDftfg sPYs -
Ros.rt Ans a. rssosSsats Is Seh Korfkh ape art
Psops sss-s3ss = Gsoss Pot; pisn
ghaD Essrny Jr sssrcsn, Esvsf3
Is.>- Dsintf DsvS Raves e a. ds'so5sn.s
ssnson Bocssu - o. ps,sris sfro An6rs- Oft
a.sssst Bssry sssvsns Dlsinfv Asfs
@ Tbomp.os essosht - Jsrs-s sosh-or -
a. syysusns Chass ~ DD> rsspor5ent... a Ds's Co
th-a apy@s1 A. ah Pth 81 ssyoutss - JOIN Pea
sfpssn Dsv6 ssyrs fssyone.nt r E5-ss1. C.os u
scp.4snt Hrs sorr. spp-s he corpor.fon u he
o>n.a Reformed chnr,h o. cfJ o., se~ Iof spy.i sn's
LDsstt rs.pon1-nt u Chsrss Pit I'D so's IL
sAasi Coagsoa. s.fsscsst 10 william
ss1-r. psiais sosh 7 Ps- cs-rtsat error
81 Barf Wsi.nan y.iaf K-uysn. sssud
Respondent. ag.nst Wft's ,ersr
a6 others % CeofFs Pssfos e a. psn ~ error
- A'dfsr Hfehclck. 81 a. ssi>6s1< - sf - /" 'Al
sar,nx utor a. ,s-passsaf D,spsns
a. spp.i Johs Gr~hs' a5nnfsto', y
r..vosA-ot fts p,..aen, a. u u. nsrhsh bsut 10 10
ca, ofss~ rors p~aas. srrOf' 70 knoes Can sH o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-28
CALIFORNIA.

sS@4 FOR CALIFORSIA AND OREGON.
4-Cc.S VIA NEW ORLEANS The U Mail Steam
ship Company Will dispatch on saturday. May
q, the commcdo1s ADD weiknOHu stesmship FALCON,
Tor Chsgr-s VIA Havana and SevOreans, and viii lard
I'D passeu ar Charleston sayac
nsh Tt FacOn will carry out The U Mails for ne Pa
cihc steamers from Psnaus 70 California AID Oregon.
PassAcy TO csAGREs
sia.e-rOoU 81 Forward cabin ........ 100
Lower After cshia sll5 Steersge........... e.
FAssAgs TO stwOsLEAss:
ststsro0m. els Lower after cabin so steerags
PASSAGE TO HAVANA:
sats-rooEn. SO Lower sfer cAbtn. SIS steeraee s35
For freg n OF Passage apply TO 81 y. ROBBRTs,
as thy.o lls Wes-sl
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FOR SAM pRaHcrsco

lsf hI6J. TAe ,plsaeif Nsl0- York bah lhlp
!. s %E Dc sSs,. e.. :.
th- request u some Of her passsrsers
Her accommodations segzut and comfortable havins
hrnsned sIa-rOoms Ia the poop csDas with Two ,iuy
oens 10 Zach ard sztsooms also IN the SAIGON with a.
&c oerhs she 10 well Piled WIN patent vent sors nrt
lxtts &C WITCH vii insure good wan aiit,de,
Mrs. FARNHA4 with her sssOc aton OF adss hss TAI
passage IN lns sp ard fsnies vii tnd tns re most i
wing sn1 agreeable opportunity fog making he yoyag.
The price Of pAssass Ia he poop csin 10 hrsd AZ se
AID 70 M saloon SIS a. fund wiki he beat and OF nro
Vsicns and n aouncanc- " P'T
yer ,eisa 2, passage apply on beard Pier IS, Ear
s7H RICHARDSON 4 co 81 so,,h.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-28
CONSTELLATION tCOSTIvENEssl OF whaiev-

CONSTELLATION (COSTlNENESSl OF whatever
Sstsnding, rermsnSosl, cured wigboel aid Of ned
cine by "aIlons Ervsents vegetable food, light pals
Of his city ard ether secous % he County are resdy
certify hS, hey have eeen permanently cured ard ts
thew berevr Wsnons Ervseuls 10 BE- AZ infx- rrfnay
fos constipation dyspepsia and The piles IL i sso found
10 hs very beneficial daily food for inxuis and children
sans Nsucle = formerly soS by A McCouer rs
Rrcsdssy corner Of Chsmoerssg whose signature vii he
on each packace IL 10 pat - 10 I'm boxes instead Of
psper Tor convenience ard s better Prtncf
psi o6es Al Or TRAFTONs Medical Depot rs Fullon-s,
near Nsusn. AL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-28

NALIF OhNIA Tists tY shy TtuI7 INt ~ - N VT P'v
mimi JOAN A UNDERWOOD, Agent
.. Merchsnls' Exchange, Hsnover-st n. I.
JoHN r hcCONB. N ID Medical Examiner, lt5 Duane o.
El6 SmhM3s
ITNICk FIRE INSURANCE COM
IN PANY or NETWORK, Office - Walst-Captl
f2aOOo0-Ohanaly Incorporated IN l798-This Company
continues to insure snsi ard damage by IRE on the
nosl favorable s operations confined chiefly 70
tns CITY Of New York Gad ia immediate proximity All
losses daEed and paid ~tIh promptnoss and hbefsiy
DlREcTOEG.
Qeorge lrek And. John Oothoyt. George Arcul<It7f,
RObeu Benson John Campbell george Ccnthnt
yOshus 8rush hOoen l.. stuart joan cray,
Henry Ellsworth Edward CoOs, Ather Riley
Anthony Lamb, Adam NoTne, kooefi h-riiii,
ksnTn De Forest william Tuct-' Chas LeV-ffch,
Anthony ChArdoa. Levine -HAmersiey, william Browning,
Alex Lawrence, william 2 Dean,
GEORGE IRELAND, Presiceni.
n nrDo.un Secretary o2u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-28
TO COUNTRY EDITORS.

TO COUNTRY EDITORS.
~ W. PATTERSON Is DESTROYS Of engaging ss New
L York Correspondent With respectable Newspapers
throu shut the country Terms ess0na0is s.d Balto
LEGAL COPllsT
T P.TERsoN ei6 Fu TOO odsrs his services 10 the
NY Bar 70 he gbore capacity Orders ca eeaIed WIZ
accuracy and dispsich
svEEYHOOT.
Advertisements dr. Ia pross Or poetry Descriptive
pAmph written WORKS Revised Tor Frees Atdress-s
Dsosl-s Speeches prepared FOR CoegiRns sud others
ana al kinds u literary employment promptly susud-d 10
by lsT Nv T V PATERSON -lo fllion-.l
COMMISSION HOUSE.
THE SUBSCRIBERS have lcfmed s eopsr1neIship IN
L der The firm 81
MARCUS SPRING CO
sod have AIKEN TIE 81 Exchange place. They c.sr
her services for SAFE Of Domesrc ssd Foreign Dry
Goods EXcLCsYELY o. COMMISSION,
ard ~ rake liberia sdVances 10 short Acce places
or receipt q goots
For ne present week We shsn BE- 'ound 81 81 Pire-T
MARCUS sPRlNG,
DAVID BlFFUa.
CHARLES VAN GULPkN,
Ma Y,-k ,vi12 IS slsLos-Ocs
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FOE TIE PILES

nR UPHAMs ELECTUARY-\An internal renetyO
" certain care he Plies eisher internal or external
OK or bind Sold Wholesale ana reis only n MS
civ Al he o6ce 81 Inc Original proprietor A OfhAh
y srssrAr educated paysclsa OF ~ yeArs experience,
10 AZ oce hefe Pes ard chronic diseases are
sarcessy treated Medicsl chce 80 Sowery Tour ceos
-. -. m2e In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-28
ANTHRACITE COAL.

I,Rox THE LANDS or THE FOREST IMPROVE
rFNT COMPANY-The urdefsisned 10 row pre-
pared 10 crtscI hr csrgces OF a. sxes o. White Ash
Coal sch Heath Vein ard OF Red Ash Coal Peach Or
chard Range, nee Of clinfers.
The Coal "a mined and prepared FOR market In the as1A
superior sad careful manner. Apply to
CRAS A HECkScHER.
ma NWksiu. n Soalhst 1p-ssara
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-28
UoARTE,s REMEDY FOR THE PILLS.

A SURE AND iNFALLIBLE SPECIFIC against his
A9isgrrssn. complaint whe.hsr bird OF heeding None
Az ced with IN painful disorder should hesisse moment
TO nv the nrs WINE md ehri q ihis me
coahairs A. internal well external cure Price OF
nartsre with hl directions SO ceus sold exciusively
bv j. DuGd corner Meth a. nod Broadway New Oh ;
a. d Avres corner ~ Henry ard Atlantic sS. also MIA
Hsves FullOn.sl Rrocfyn AZ In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-28

HEAVY ROBBERY AT ALBAsi--on Tuesday
18th, the ,swelry store Of Given In Broadway. Aba
nv ~ss bun slsriousy entered and large amount Of
sod watches and jswelry distracted Two men named
Cormick snd Donnely were arrested ana s''h HAi''sa
for the deed 49,,
csops N MrcKraAS.--The weather in Micoi'
..n sss broush. heavy frost and spPreaessioos are
s-ssyts,ped OF injury 10 the Fruits The peace crop
q 4 thought VIII be entirely destroyed Inc massA
hsvsvsr 70 ssid to Be rsuAfkaov ms NE P'0"AA'.s