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s1NlNE Bears and Maccasar Oil, for sale bv
Il Sept 30 r STFvENcoN
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-02-10
Hotel for Rent.

New Work.
EXAMINATION of the doctrine of the Re.
e. surrecton, and other subjects Herewith con.
nected by the Rev. Charles P. Turrentine, late Of
the Tennessee, and now Of the Arkansas Confe.
renee, NJ. E. c., South.
The above will contain 400 pages, mo-
Price 81 so.
Persons wishing 10 obtain copy of the first
edition, will do well 10 forward their to the
author at Little Rock, give them to any of the
members Of the Arkansas Conference, of the M.
E. c., South
Little Rock, June 10, 1S4S.-IS-tf.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-02-10
GRANT & BARTON.

Nos. 1913 & I25 William Street,
WASHINGTON STORES, NEW YORK,
IMPORTERS and Jobbers of Staple Dry Goods and
Z Indian Goods dGapted the wants of the general
trade, and of the different t. bes.
@. * B. also attend the sale Of Furs Petries, and
any of the products Of the Indian country and being
continually making sales Of this character, are well
acquainted with the market. They will spare no ef
forts to secure the best prices for all consgnments
which may be made to them and it will afford tn EN-
pleasure all times to answer municatons from
any person who wishes information relative to the
state of the market and the prices of goods
July, 1875 2l-tc
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DIR. r. M. wEISSELH01

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CAUTION!
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own hand, can obtain il only by senG'us
10 him, as he employs no Agents TAes
never sells the work at whoIesale-'nSS
ooof Agent, Peddier, Postmaster or D'
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therefore, of false copies and limitations
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eculed .. and cheats will only sell aor,oS
tered copies. This is the only origlna'
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mail with perfect safety.
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Snuff! Snuf!l SnuFlfI

"A FRESH supply of Maccouba and Scotch Sniff
"a by the tottle or pound for sale at the Drucstor,
y 0ePt.oo. r. STEVENSON
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-02-10
All arrived and in Good Order.
DIR. HULL'SI VEGETABLE PILLS


And vegetable To,ic and Restorative Bitters.
TyHESE Pills are n, longer among those of doubtful
utility. They passed yiroin the thousands
daily launched upon tae tide of experiment. and now
STA nd higher rep1ta ton, and arebecomIng more
tensively used tha other preparation of medicine
ever nrepared for tae relief of suHering They
have been introduced into every pae 1t has been found
possible to carry then and there are lew towns and
VILLAGES but contain some remarkabe evidences OF their
good effects In newest particuhrly' where bilious
diseases prevail they annually saw the lives Of thou
sands For proof of The foregoing tatemens, and of
the value and efficiency of this edclne the Proprie-
tor will insert one of he many thusand testimonial
which ha We been presented him bynen of the first
spectabiIity-men who cannot be bnght, or infuenc-
"a in any way to provicate wliolave higher views
r. neral responsibility and JUSTICE han to certify TO
r. -, becarse it will do another a, aYor, and them
selves NJ injustice .
CERTIFICATE
Tomnkins Blu,F4. SuHptcr Co; Ea.) Jan. A. lo43
Dr. al AsrrNoEn.MD.g grSi~ IL VIII you to forward ard
me a. arge supply of Your Pills 10 not think sG 300
boxes too large quantity 10 SEM So Oil -
the last six menths, they are the mos. PoPu'dl - "
this place For bilious compIants,s.N heapsc"e,
dyspepsia and such like diseases they are considered
almost an infallible remedy. l hava formerly been
agent for Peters Pills. but now sethree dozen OF
YOUR Pills to one of his My custonrs think them
superior to Peters any other Pills
Respectfully yours, " = KELSEY.
For sale by K. STEVENSON,
Il Van Buren,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-02-10
Glorious News.

Peace Concluded-Senator Seuier resiened-So-
Ion Borland appointed-The French People are
Free!
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-02-10
Oil and VarntSih.

(LACh Varnish, Copal do; Japan do; Sweet oil
D Castor oil, and Spts. Turpentne, In bottles o,
by the gallon. For sale By
Van Buren, April /, IS47
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-02-10

NOW FOR THE CHILDREN. DR. .IuLJ
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-09-15
NIDDERS

A young Tipperary widow, Nelly McPhee,
| think lie called her, was courted, and actu:
ally had an offer from Tooley O'Shane on the
way to her husbands funeral. she accep-
ted of course, said Grossman mo she didn't
said Smith, 'Tooley, dear said she; sye're
too late for four weeks ago it was, | shook
hands wi Pat Sweeny upon it, that would
have him in a dacent time after poor McP
went anunderboord'
Well said Grossman, widows Of all m.
lions are much alike. There was Dutch
woman, whose husband, Diedrick Van Pronk
died and left her inconsolable. He wa. bu.
ried in Copp's Hill. Folks said tha, grief
would kill that widow She had figure cf
wood carved. that looked very much like her
husband and placed it in her bed aud con-
siantly kept it there for several months. In
about half year she became interested
In young shoemaker who took the length
OF her foot and finally married her. He
had visited her not more than a fortnight,
when the servant told her they were out of
kindling stuff, and asked " hat should be done
After pause, the widow replied, in a very
quiet way. 'Maype it ish well enough now,
to sphlit up old Van Pronk, vat ish up sh,air'
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-09-15
AN ARGUMENT AGAINST EARLY MAR.
... 4r RIAGES.

A writer in the National 1ntelligencer, no.
iices communication from the Richmond
Republican, signed 'NV w. "" in which
early marriages were advocated and presents
''the other side of the picture," as follows:
''Says w. w. Y 'All know, or should
know, the opinion of the good and wise
Franklin upon this subject, who was warm
advocate in its favor.' Perhaps Franklin was
Ph''osoph'cally right in his opinion, but facts
go to prove that he was practically acrong.
For instance, gentlemen, 'all know, or should
know, that the children ofvery young parents
are generally deficient in strength of body
and mind, and commonly die young. 'All
know, or should know that Franklin was
the fifteenth child of his father, and the
eighth of his mother; and more still, he
was the youngest child for file successive gene
rdt1ons on his mothers side. from whom
more than his father he inherited his emf
nent talents.-Pitt, Fox, and Burke, were
each the youngest child of their respective
families. Daniel Webster is the youngest
by second marriage; so also was Lord Ba.
con, whose father was fifty, and his mother
thirty-two wears of age at his birth. Judge
Story's mother was forty-four at his birth;
Benjamin West was the tenth child of his par
ents; and DR.. Doddridge was the tuentieth
child by one father and mother. 1t is pro.
verb that 'the youngest children are the
snartest.' And why? evidently because
The parents are mature in mind and BODY,
and consequently transmit higher order of
mentality to their offspring. Does the intel.
ligent farmer expect health and luSuriant
crop when he seeds with dwarfish green corn
or unripe potatoes! And why not bring in
requisition as much science and common
sense to propagate the hursian form divine
as potatoes and cabbagep Grant that early
marriages would obviate much of the vice
and wlckcdness which is now almost una:
voidable,' is not the remedy worse than the
disease If IT be means of bringing into exis:
tence race of puny Informed, children, a
majority of whom die before they arrive at
maturity! But the evil does not end here.
Those who do live transmit, their mushroom
constitution TO their offspring, and thus most
are the iniquilies of the fathers
visited upon the children"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-09-15
SELECT POETRY.
SHE WAS LOVELY.


She was lovely, she was fair
As mild as summer even; ...
An angel from spirit bright, .,
A star that dropped from Heaven.
(Well she was y ...J...
And oh. those bright and lustrous orbs
That burned with holy fire .u
Those auburn curls, that lovely brow,
None, none could but admire, ,.
(Well they couldn't.)
And oh! that light and graceful form,
30 like beauteous fairy,
(Perhaps we'd leave off the F,
And then it would be airy.)
well it would y
knelt before her, and swore
ID have one burning kiss
She sald-'Go wash your face;
You can't enjoy such bliss ~
We'll she did.)
felt just then as if hid dropt
From Chinbarazo's summit:
felt mp budding passion cropt--
Mere beauty couldn't come it,
No sir-REE
And did | quickly snatch my hat,
Without thought of kissing?
And did ever. after that,
Come up among the missing!
Il didn't do nothing else y
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-09-15
LAZY BEAVERS.

1t is a curious fact, says a trapper, that a.
mong the Beavers there are some that are
lazy, and will not work at all, either to assist
In building lodges or dams, or 10 cut down
wood for their winter stock. The industrious
ones beat these idle fellows, and drive them
away; sometimes cutiing off part of their
tail, and otherwise injuring them. The pa
resseux' are more easily caught in traps than
the others, and the trapper rarely misses one
of them They only dig hole from the
water running obliquely towards the surface
of the ground twenty-five or thirty feet from
which they emerge, when hungry, to obtain
food, returning to the Same hole with the
wood they procure TO eat the bark, They
never form dams, and are sometimes TO the
number of five or seven together; all are
males. 1t is not all improbable that these
unfortunate fellows have, as is the case with
the males of many species of animals, been
engaged in fighting with others OF their sex
and after having been conquered and driven
away from the lodge, have become idlers
from kind Of necessity The working Bea
vers on the contrary, associate, males, female.
and young together.-[ fudubon s Baehnan
A bushel of wheat wheighing sixty-twt
pounde ronta,r, kSl 0an i.o..-i
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-09-15
NEW KIND OF CHEESE,

An esteemed friend, in whose recipes we
have great confidence has kindly furnished
US with the following for making cheese:
Boil good white potatoes, and when cold
mash them till not lump remains, To five
pounds thus prepared, add a pint and half
of sour milk, aud as much, salt as may be
deemed necessary 10 season the mass. Hav-
ing worked i, well, !et it be carefully cover
ed from two to four days, according the state
of the weather then work ayain-make
the cheese the size you like, and dry them
in the shade, After they have become suffi-
ciently dry, place then in pots or pans, and
let them remain Fortnight or more. In
this way cheese OF All excellent quality may
be made, and wha, sol no small consequence
will keep for years without the slightest de-
lerioratlon from the effects of age, provided
i, be kept dry, A friend who has had the
pleasure of eating cheese prepared in this
manner, speaks of ii in high terms.-W =
SPIRIT Of the Age, ''-''f '"'i
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-09-15
STRAW BONNET
g. HIT MENUFACTORY.

No. 80 North Second street, opposite tie
.,-'.sa .,. Madison House
HVrHE subscribers would call the attention Of
Il Country Merchants and Milliners to their ex.
tensive assortment OF fashionable SPRING Ann
,SuMNER BoNsETs ASD HATS Of the newest STYLES.
Also, large ard general assortment of French
and American Artificial Flowers, Ribbons, Crown
Innings, Oil Silk, Wire, Cuttings, B1ckrsm, &c,
which they offer at prices tina, defy competition.
n. B.-Palm Leaf Hats by the case OF dozen
....t. ...,.. w. NJ. q J. E. MAULL,
.-..5 Bonnet and Hat Manufacturers,
Va r,.......-. . 80 North I'd street.
daln
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-09-15

MUM & Co, publishers of the "SCIENTI-
itI Fic AMERICAN have favoured us with
a PhsBphlet containing the Patent Laws of the
United States, together with all the forms necessa-
ry for applying for Patent, information in regard
20 filing caveats, with remarks its uses, ETC., a
mount Of Gee required at the Patent Office, and
every other information that is necessary to instruct
= person IN making his own applications.
Free isi cents single, Or is copies for one dol
tan-senf BY mail 70 any part ofthe United States.
bsl Address MUM 4 CO., New.York. I
dg March 10, $780, n t. iI..
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-09-15
THE COURTIN,.
zekel crept up unbeknown,
An peeked in thru the winder,
An there sol Huldy all alone,
'ith no one nigh 10 hinder.

An peeked IN thru the winder
An there sol Huldy all alone,
'ilh no one nigh 10 hinder.
Asn the chimbley crook-necks hung,
An IN amongst 'em rus,eG
The ole Queens arms that gran'ther Youuf
Fetched bac.: from Concord busted.
The walnut logs shot sparkles out,
Toward the pooliest, bless her;
An leelle fires danced all about
he chiay on the dresser.
The very room coz she was in,
Looked warm from floor TO ceiin,'
An she looked as rosy agin
Ez III apples she was peelin.'
She heerd foot, an knowed it, tn,
A rasPlng on the scraper
All ways 10 once her feelings flew, s. ..
Like sparks in burnt up paper.
He kin o. filtered on the mat,
Some doubtful on the sekle
His heart hept goin' pity pat,
But hern went pity Zekle.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-09-15
OLD SERIES VOL. 0, NO. 81

fosiillions - vorwarts = yorwarts !"
cried the conductor.
Crack, went the whip, at full gallop the
horses IL tried to get peep at the poeti-
cal ruins, but sudden turn Of the road cut
of all view.
AT thirty-fve minutes past four, to
second, we drove into the Court of Mes-
sageries at Aix-la-Chapelle.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-09-15

ME subscriber will continue to receive and ac-
u ccpmodate a few transient or pernanen,
bsisnfRs, at her residence in sunbury. The To-
|, cation b IN a handsome and pleasant part Of the
town, commanding fine view Of the susquehan-
aa, Northumberland and the scenery adjacent--
To persons from ths city, who wish to spend a
few months in the country during the summer sea.
son, sunbary affords delightful retreat
ANN C.. MORRIS.
March 10, lei9-em
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-09-15
MY LIZZIE,

Eneli before my Lizzie's feet,
In all the anguish of despair,
Ana vowed my true affection there.
She cried, in accents Short and sweet
You whining fool resume your seat;
What ar you bout a squat,in' thar q
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-09-15
SAMUEL HART g. co.

leo MARKET STREET, PHlLADELpEm.
Importers Of French, English ana &2ermsn
si Fancy and Stable Stationery,
WhFERS, Scaling Wax, Ink, Dtsft and Back
w Cannon Boards, Tape, gaks,erds, Domi-
noes, Gio,ts and other Steel Pens, Ivory and
Bone Folders, Pape,eries, Gold and Silver Pencil
Cases, Bristol Boards; WhstMan's Drawing Pc
pers, Envelopes, B0ud's and Arnold's celebrated
Inks for making Lihsa, Portfolios, Dissocted Maps
and Games, Chessman, Cards, Gold hens, &c.
Philadelphia, June 2, ls4s.-3m
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-09-15

II is said that the Erie Railroad is now
earning at the rate of $4,000 per month !;
and it is expected that the month Of Sep
tember will shaw increased receipts,
sslss srnss 49, -
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-09-15

QuIcK TRAvEILING,--Mr. Fuller Of the Mil
waukie Sentinel, lately made the trip from
Milwaukee to the city Of New York in sirtys
t,ro hours and halt, running time. The
,ance Is about 100 niles.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-09-15

FEMALE GAMBLISG,--A number of lady
boarders at Saratoga were upon the race
course the other day betting with great appa-
rent interest, and it is said lost considerable
sums Of money. h'a'He' "h' A''f
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-09-15

~. W DIR. J. B. MAssER has removed his
s - office, to the Office formerly oc-
W37d ospied by H. B. Masser, as the printing
W. eGice of the Sunbury American, back
lsA ofH' Massers store.
i, Sunbury, Feb. "a, l5i9.- r,...... H,.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-09-15
TERMS OF THE AMERICAN.
II. ~ s. 3. MASSER,
ATTORNEY AT LA w,

a I I q Il N d 4 N II n W
-. rIo. suNpURT, PA.
Business attended to IN the Ceunties Of Nor
hurl erland, Union, Lycoming and Columbia.
Refer to;
r. & a. Rovoupr,
LowER g. BARnoS,
SoMEns Il SsonGRAss, SPhIfad.
RgrNoLBs, McFARLANp g. 20.
SpERISa, Coon L. Co.,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-09-15

A bushel Of wheat wheighing sixty-twc
pounds, contains $50, 900 kernels.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-09-15
REM OVAL.

Philadelphia June ., ls49.-
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-09-15
EVERY MAN HIS OWN PATENT
AGENT.

Sunbury, Feb, n, IoFy.- III"I|- n"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-09-15

March 10, lsi9.-em
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-07
3T Tue MIDNIGHT SOITHERN NAIL
The New Whig PaPer--nnr,iand Politics.
Alleged Heavy FOrgerie-, &c.
Cores qcndsace % lhs lna-ae
B41rsuoSE. Nori.y. Aus ca

B4Ir.uosK, Monday. Aus AN
IL speaking 1. tae new Wax qeaty qa.er
about ssa- started L. is city .;atea that Messrs
Chss F-lior o, tie So ani Z Cay M-ii " asa
instou were g. edit .- ,.re- unier.'ani ,h,i aese
gentlemen have no connection viih ihe pei-y paper
iher project 5slns nsrcsuie ~ 7.ag Ps.er ~a.cn
Know that NJ alton has been repeatedly rsed 90
start y n1E1er g yo-s .ea-las Commercial men
>-ch paper las ,s.- prospect tet0rei-
TIE Wax party appear -o 10 thoroughly ln.trd IN
reference % the present Administration and ~ ~ =
lile eXerfi1n carry large majority VI tAe members
of the Lesssiure sni four not i've. of The "a on
grcssmen th.s ; AL majority 90 the Legislature :
0f importance g. securs United states Senator 'or
TIE remainder % hon Reverdy lohnslns trru. The
Loco-Focos are sisnty WORKING, 5at VITA siesi 'sor
az are u.i1s the question cf R.frr hobby ou
which they hope distance their opponents The rec
-oi movement in the iid District cannot --fct any
other : me ih.nk it al. al IN defeating Mclean
otder. ,rc Wa.s canaii,te aruy u opinion that
IL ". iuure TIE after 4 more pu.sr ant stronger
ni.n ;hsu Jss Rreck IS Needed g. SHOW The strength o
the friends % liberty
There ha. been considerable excitement among our
brokers i0r sever- asys past 10 reference o the o.
c0verv % i0rg"res % .ar-e amount ferpei stcd 10
l. alleged. y gentleman Vho hts hitherto siI,i tar
De sxact uuf has uot srsnsQrci. bur have heN
= lOg named Nsssrs Geo. +. bickers -e..irsn &
Crook. Il wei & Bros Z Cohen. ant other mcr
chants sre reported sufferers IN sua sums n" eN
cee1ins sluO. The accused. benjamin 4 suck.
.'rothe- % John p Buck 81 .hockingy niurd" ci AZ
TIE Copper Work. the Fors. ~ weeks since I
Il among the missing. sni not av-ro of auy csa.
steps being IN the
TIE reported loss ci tla schooner fesiinsri. Capt
Brothsrt0u with large number % passsr Sers hence
for California when 81 Rio Janero nas created great
excitement in our community Circumstances throw
strong doubts tbs PROBABILITY oi the oss but hun
dreds ara All anxiety g. hear tho truth
Gen Taylor ~ Yen are aware .y elegraph. pays us
4 visit ~ r9ls lrth on the iOih The friends % the
old hero promise him enthusiastic reception.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-07
More Fighting in FIOrida-Retreat of Militia
Plantations Deserted--Re quisition for
l. - Troop-
CHARIFsroN. Saturday aug

Further information was received on WedEes-
day in Savannah Of Indian outrases 10 Florida They
attacked some settlements iylns between 7 amps Bay
and Charlotte Har1or numbering or even negroes.
They pursued them 20 stream the opposite banks
of which IO0 warriors appeared, shouting the WAY
hoop and daring the troops 20 cross Tho number of
the latter being small hey retreated The plantations
are au deserted. The frontier towns along the -.
lhns snd Lake Monroe have been placed under mi.
tary discipline. i is rumored that other Indians
have arrived from Alabama The Governor Of Florida
has n ade requsi,ioa for srge number Of troops
Tho Y j.. be prosecuted vigorously
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-07
shin News.

BOSTON. A1g s-AEsivEO-Duieh bark Factory Ro'-
ferda June ~ hrg s1ak Java1a- July is tpos
21.a at q. .o1 - S. scAr MDwsuse. Geors- town ior
Portsmouth Bra Oa-ron. Charleston, July ) schr
sawyer fouare. Ju.y p en ship Aususius or Boston
in i. dsls. schr Pere. for Por ard ir days scars
IAslffl0t. New Orleans July & ons. Washington. &c
- he era and Cyprus Phlla khTabeth Albany Boston
ard Wocou New-York
CiEARYn-Bsrk May Waterman. New w-Orie.rs M,r.-
eta NeW-Yors Nancy Treai savannah. hugs Tunac-
"a. Ms4fssal Palermo. Victory. Bleuos Ayrrs
BANGOR. Aug -ARFNED-Brg Conova, Turks
Island
PORTLAND. Aug 4-ARWvEu-Schr trca, NNork
MACHIA>. Aus ;-AsEIvED- -Brg Juan De Csrihe-
gems. New ofk, schr HAsrAh. DO
NFW Bi RlPORT, Aug 4-SAfLsD-Scnr Frie, Ny ork.
BENtRLY. Aug 8-suLEu->chr May ARK, NAors.
SAlEM. Aux 5-ARsfvEn-Scnr Wafer WITCH. fniia.
NEW W-BFDFORD. Alg S-AREivTD-schr Abby T
Chase Bristol. o 20 or California, soofs Helen, New
f.rk. an. Emily, ard schr Corleia. 30.
PROVIDENCE. Aug 3.-AssfvEn-Schr Company,
Norfolk. Barnes. Albany .iuops Drgg', NYors
ffh. L-mrteer and Mo-e. Eddy. DO. 5th schr- Ar-e
line and 7 ante. Albany. kAra honcoui' sloop- Ore
gun srd Emi S. New-Tork
suLfn an -chrs L Sander. Phlls; Marcis Port Jef
f.rs0u. Rogers. and s0op Hero, haly 5tl. schr'
4 .resly, ald Hal, PhLai, sooqs Juno, Anon sad
M0tiO
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-07
Lnier News from >ew.O Orlean--Niarket--
The Trial Of the spanish Consul-Po-ition
of Rev. &c.

Wv UlLFANs. 10y 7Is .
The Eoropas news res been received from
Boston and there were iew small ssles Of CoTToS
made A. fll prices
The Spanish Consuls tris is Ell. progressing The
defense is attempting 20 prove that Hey went 20 Ha-
rana voluntarily The plot oi the Brush steamer
Trent At Noble from Havana reports that Rey hsd
been oacr,d return passage TO New Orleans. and
ssvs that he refused the o1cr % the American Consul
~ Havana % scud him bsck lie says that he left
biz own account. or Voluntarily
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-07

SPECIE COaISG.-A Cincinnati paper says:
Mr.. Lsthrop, the e. Louis agent for Greene Co.'S
Express arrived In Cincinnati Sunday morning on
The steamer Cambria with $4,000, In gold snd silver
from = Louis which Is 70 be forwarded 70 Ne~-lork
and Eal!adep phia oy the agent here. The enure snip
ment amounted 70 s443O0o-ef30OO ia bank notes nav
ing been deposited with the Louisville bankers ana
brokers On saturday he arrived here few WEEKS
since with 600 10 specie This 10 the largest sni
nent ever made from a. Louis oy express
Y Gen Herrara, ex President OF Peru VINO
Is travelling through the United otses Is, Ne are
a view 70 punder him, should an opportunity offer.
Hi. Excellercy carries with him Considerable guam
tty Of valuable jewels, and should these rascAs sue
ceed N their designs, rich booty Will be theirs.
CHoLERA AT ToLEDo-The Clerelaad Plain
Dale Of lsst Tuesday evening says gentlemen from
Toledo this morning reports the Cholers fghtful
that place de says the people have aed 10 al dree-
lions nobody escapes who 10 alaeksd Tne Pos,ma aster
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