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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-27
TO FAMILIES

ABOUT REMOVING 40 fdE COUNTRY.
The SUBSCRIBER Is SOW PREPARED
ITO FURNISH families Who contemplate residing IN fhe
4 country during the Sumner monsns full supply q ~
the marketing hey msy require during tnsir absence non
the city. -
Consisting Of tho choicest meats, ysgetsbles pouisy
gsme feb esry fruits &c &c which viii be sofTafoo1
best possible order s.,,.
Keepers Of hoels ard boarding houses are rsspecnon
kvted 10 visit HE estsbi hnest where th.f ORDERS w
be promptly filed and on he most reasonable efns
- WA l. BARKER,
City Market
e33 and go Broadway,
tels lmeods corner OF bleekefSl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-27

STEINER LExiS6ros ASHORE on LAKE Mrcu,.
eAS:-Port Warrington, June 1.-The Lexioe.
TONS s,hore on the rocks about ten miles north -
s so't Washineton-wil probably be a total lo.s
che went ashore Saturday evening in the oe. sbs
lies in about six feet OF wster-no lives Io.t a.
was ON her way from this city to Green Bay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-27

are always happy to hear from our friends in either
House And even now, should he wish to state
the fact that bis and Mr.. Hscketts eompeHsatioH
paired of as well as their votes, our columns are
omen n him. led. Tri6.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-27
WILLIAM aAcGRE0oR, Manager.


WEST BLOOMFIELD, l3tn June, 1870.
To Col d. Griffin: DGAR SIR; Al the request OF d. Brig
ham, Esq have much pleasure In ssuns my opinion re-
gsrdDg Jour Improvements furnaces for heaung steam
boLeIs and your apparatus Sr oryisg goods from tho
printing machine, as spplied al his orlnt works.
The furnaces constructed by you ct his place combine In
asupeor degree the chief d. sdsfsa 10 al heal general
iDg conysnces viz producing tbs largest quantity ofhest
from acerisin amount Of fuel az spp lhsl heat 20 tho
point where s Effects desired sni l0sf they snswor
most admirably he purpose for which lbey are designed II
only what igh have boen foln the correct prn
ciples observed Ia their construction
lis well known that forced carentof air. or blast pro-
duces egres has De afianet by an
airy dram he igner the degree OF h-at la furnace
10 he more completely will the cos used oe Consumed
But besce this sovtsge there snon-r connected with
your method 10 furnace consiUci.d en the usual psn
where The dTa 10 good large amount Of inhammsbe gas
Ia carried AZ Az into the chimney which, by your Improve
ments 10 barred directly urder me bfers; the entire
co hsbe part OF coal 10 thus made available FOR pro-
ducing ihsreis nothing len N ms ashes and nothing
losI up The chimney.
The sdvsnsge which psr possesses over other
with which ted, Is Otherwise great, beside fs
ssyipR OF fuel high speedily obtained and
can be more essy regulated TO- therefore, well adapted
for Singing ard Hot Rooms Csico Printers Dycrs, and
Besehers esn scarcely fsli 10 wnen laey SOC II
am. or, Respectfully, yonrs,
ie24u t6pl JsO 1AcGRE60R, Chemist
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-27
FIREWORKS EDGES rIar-uopv.

f'hE MUST EXTENSIVE, brilliant and m.grife~,s
colofeo Fire " orks ever nerufacni~ed IN ~. rc,,,
= now resdy and N progress for celebrating The Fcarts a
yuy en- pays cr GILES towns puhe gaTdens private or.
si shortest oo'ce Afs hrayy sock Of besufu eoioi
srhl works Of every ceacfqGsn Dealers In fra Worss
VIII hrd II 70 Their interest % examine he sane a, hs -
spencd and superior srrea beo 70 offered IN mar
ket heing entirely Dealers suopied manufsctorv
prices 81 ne Old United sa'es Laboratory Jersey CRY
JED Dy4s LII o. EDGE Pyrotechnist.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-27

nF TIE CITY OF NEW-YOkk office cor Of Green-
~ witch ard Dey SITS over tbs North River Bank Cash
capital 100000 Insurance sgansl danag by fire.
CROwEL ADAMS, Preh1eni.
GEORGE w. SAVAGE, sscresrs je20 II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-27
WINDOW SHADES.
WINnOW SHADES.

WINDOW SHADES.
X ELY 4 hIkER, l3l Chalhsm-sL call The attention
ali persons wanting Shades 10 beir assortment Of
shades and materials for making and hanging shadss
xhey make the beet quality only, and eel prices ul
per cent less than any other manufacturer All Shades
warranted not TO stick or curl. tel I'M
WlnD0M sHADEs! Gilt CORNIcES DRA.
w Ferry HUSLINS, &c-fsmiIles about furn, shlng
their windows with ih- above articles Will find G.
WOODFORDS, .95 Broad gay, the lar sesi and beat
soms Of In The city several styles never before otro
ductd 10 HewYork Lace and muslin curtains dfspsry,
sssels, loops pima bands eornices. kc- Families pur
chasing o. Ire subscriber getting hrstrste
article end ss low 10 possible to import or snufsc
uTe H. Merchants buying at wholesale viii find decidedly
10 ther advantage 10 cal before purchasing sswhere
al6u j. @. WOODFORD, z95 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-27
TIE GRoCERS'

FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Ohce No 81 Wall, conner ~ Pearl-st n Y
CAPITAL $4,000
TG'HlS COMPANY, having 'bsir capital all paid 10, In
cash, are prepared TO usige Buildings Merchandise,
Household Furniture Vessels ia Port their Cergo.s &c
against loss dsmsge by hre also hs Kicks o Inland
Navigation and Transportation, the most favorable
terms. All losses prompllv adjusted and paid
DIRECTORS
RUFUS STORY, Moss TAyL"E sANPsoN MOORE
PETER @ARrIS, GEORGE ELDER CHAs BUsEHaLrgR,
FRAHcIs SKIDDY Henry EDEy As. 3 PoRfss
JAS 3. NILsOs, ALEX III OkssT WV r. FOSTER
BEE.B SHERMAN, MARSHAL PEPoOs, fsAA, C. TAYLOR
SAMPSON MOORE, President
J MILTON SMITH, Secretary 2ftfs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-27
INSURANCE.

WASHINGTON INSURANCE COMPANY.
BOOKS OF SUBSCRIPTION TO the Capital Stock Of
Dhis Company will % opened by The subscr Al The
kechsnics Banking Association "a WalsL on Thursday.
the 18TH inst and will De kepi open daily from o'clock
NJ TO P NJ until the whole smouui Of S2OaO00 capital
shall be subscribed Ter PEI payable at the time Of
subscribing and the balance when required Of which due
notice viii be given.
COMMISSIONERS
JOHN PAINE, rHILIP KEARsy,
FREDK PESTZ, z II LANG,
GEO c. SATTeRLEE.
DIRECTORS
Edgar H. Lang Jonn Paine
Russell Stebbns, A K,nssland,
Cornelius Savage, VIZ Oo,rout
Henry Elliott, R'ch'd Canan,
VIM T. Wnmerdirg Jr. Dan'l 5 Miller,
Fredk feptz, Panp Keerny,
R'ch'd Haight Chas 4. Quincy,
Geo. G. Satter ec, Jas ID Diver,
VIM n Rowland, Brafish Johnson,
Fredk H. WolcotL r. bert LSne tele II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-27

I
EROOKs's PArBnT 6.CORD Spool Thsead:-
u TIE subscribers have inst received per steamer AT
ane" invoice Of the above celebrated rhrea which In
tn requisites Of elasticity and evenness
OF texture superior 20 all other productions now In use
viii IL s as he best article Of syias
Cotton manufactured IN the world. Dealers sre inyttetio
test ne merits For slle by ,he case or dozen By
je2t lm'c LEE, FENTON PHELPS. y COrtlald.s!.
SUPERFiNR BLEACHKD sHIRTiNGs,-
~ 200 York Premiums, Wachusels, Doyer and
American Mile supefhne So 57 inch Shrtngs Also,
my6 NESMITH co. so and 50 Plns.st.
SrAhK WILLS DRlLLINGs.-5OO packages
oer9~n, besched sste and blue, extra stout and une-
qqSrs in perfection 9, CD For sc sale 9y
FINE pNBLEACHED COrTONs.-6oO balos
hh n isapd Pso Al;o Rockingham. Hookseit Med
"ay' nope " altman and other styes, for sale by
mye NEsaITH co. 50 All 50 Pine ST.
els Roller Clesver and jacket Cloths Tor sale by
nyli C 3. LIE BARON So Pine-st
ELUk PRINTs.-lOn case, Adams bue aud walIs
wll c. IE BARON, IS Plos..t
lROWh sHkETiNGs-I5o bales Salisbury Ia.
Sgie Mohawk Valley, and other styles, for low BY
myll B LIE BARON 81 Piue-st
ELuE AND CANARY .PRINrs.-A nsw and
myll C. 3 LIE BARON IS Finest
GREEN PhINTs.-5O case, green and b.acs and
crrsen and blue at6i 70 8 cents for ssleby
myl C LIE BARON, IS Pnest.
q BLEACHED sHIRTINGs.-l5O ca4os aae
u aid low priced al 5 u cents tor sale by
myl C. B. LIZ BARON IS Pine-st
4 'OIORED CAMBRiCS.-l2l easeslghl and dark
= sssorInienis, from A 10 ceots for sale By
myll G. LIZ BARON. IS Pnest
. ABLEAUBED -nIKTINGs.-l5Oc cases low.
- H priced shlrtDgs comprising a sliey of styles for
'alehy lm,6l NEsMIrH co so and 81 Finest
CDUNTEHPAnFa Sc cases superior American
SGbilis for saeby NE'HTrH& co 81 and 81 Pns a. o5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-27
coRREsPosDENcE ~ RELATION TO TIE MERITS or
GRIFFIN CO.'S
PATENT FUEL SAVING AppARArUs.

The original letters be at my Office 1872 Broadway
no.. WEST BLOOMFIELD June IL 1850
EssRs. d. GRIFFIN q co 1872 Broadway, N. Y.
h OENTLLmEh: In answer your note of lOth instant
respecting your improvement adapted 10 NV bo,Ie aka
great pleasure In saying that exceeds INV exoectations
IL saves great deal OF e onehrdl gives us a
az nnes perfect command over hres; and coal chest
nut size Is quite good enough for my USE
TIE furnace for healing Hot hoom at my Print works.
which have pusup on " plan, gone lar bey ond my
most sangnine hopes The heat kept from 900 TO 20
degrees and with proper The VARIATION Of temper
azure DUNG whole day, need exceed five degrees
To print 500 pieces Of daily cot over half Iun Of
chestnut iizsd coal 10 necessary formerly to do the
WORK burned two IuDs or o. the Ggas sized coal
nsn2 two OF the largest sized stoyes with on aaes
thTou ghouf the room
know by experience that your plan OF saving fuel
Of The mosi Of the day add when
II thR be fairly before the public with success
You al liberty refer psIaJns at No III Pine AZ
New York aud shall with mucn pleasure give them az
the information IN my power.
l have requested The manager and some other persouG
employ ed 10 my works 5sOe aud since adopting your
provemens 10 state their views regard 10 them and
annex their !etiers. Your obL sosvI d. BRIGHAM
7. forgot TO mention that regards insurance. tho
rsk from the Hot Room consider from twolhifds TO
threeCurihs less than when uEed the two large sovs
with hues passing through the room DB.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-27

ELREWORKs.-NEw-Y LABORATORY "a
a FTonisL doors south u sntonst A complete
assortment Of Fireworks offered for sale cors,sr
ing OF The following:
Rockies from OF ID, Roman Caadlas rom IN \,
balls Tlsnges Of all sizes Scroll Wheels DO Vertical 40
do. Mines Of Serpents do, Bengos Lg6s do Exhibition
pieces Dc Flying Pigeons 60, forbll5ns DO asfooas da
Flower Po,s Port Fires Pin Wh--ls serpen, Orn.,bor
Pers, Blue Light, Torpedoe., Pulling Crackes Doube
Heeoers, Canton Rockets, Fire Csscs-rs Nos. 1 aud
JOsc, he &c Country mercranis aud dealers general
are requested TO cal end sNsmin- the anoye sock
N. B. Committees for c aud courtry Displays military
and private paruee, BE- supplied the mosi liberal
terms with The above meni'aed articles, waTGc.sd lho
materials having been selected with The utmost cars
jsl4 5w' N. BENNETT
FIRE NORks.-MOAAN ,.anufac.ager Of Fire
u WORKS store CG'hciil, o. Of Division ard Chat.
ham.squsre The most splendid s;ccs for he wholesale
and relsi trade In this city Tnose you Eea
them better han az Gny other plaza you get hsm ffom
the uarufsciurer. Dispiays supplied
jeso Jyi' DANIEL MORAN Pyro.echnist
EIREWOaKS, FIhRWvRKs- Al the Toy
Store 60 John-sL Of every descfDOn he best qualify
and al the lowest price, Al th- Store Of
je2l 2g@ WA. FREY BROTHER So John-st
EIAEW observation-disclosures AND NEW
DESl9NS-A more complete assortment, OF better
quaiy lower pr ces, offered Call and see e
jel9 uui- J. PURDY'S "a Maden-lans, up slsirs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-27
WEsr RIooMrIr1n p.Inr wnnr.

WEST BLOOMFIELD PNGNr WORKS, June IL 1850.
TO Col d. Griffin STA: have employed for sevo-
raj years Ia the Print Works Of Brigham. Esq Jake
pleasure 10 stating that the mprovsm,ns made you In
the sscks Of boilers and Ia thu Hot Room Of tho works
coed every hing have Known before The coal
used for the Hot Room cheaper Than sa formerly burned
10 the stoves Tho quantity al easi onehs ess snd tho
work done the Formerly from sxts
hundred uns Of beat lump coal used yearly less
than half ha qzEDv Of coal wi produce great
ard more uniform heat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-27

THE UNDERSIGNED have foe ssIs q supesioY ana
eoup'eis assortment OF Fireworks; sso H. j 3 HaVs
eesofeied eolofed wotks Cs AID country de-lsrs ~o
Ind his superior slock 10 ss-c fiom Military Cise
Associations can be supplied all the shove sri'cos
Tsnted. AID 90 the mosi reasonable terus. by
BADEAU LOCKWOOD 20 ~sshing ,os-.,
ieIOgADk3tlls
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-01-10


ilc drank To the old man, who re
sponlci aud the glasses were r,p!eii'
ishci
Iin. ha vnu seem used to II cred
III o1ctc. laughing. Ii IS good ior
,cn Nucl, better than Letllo 1t
,,achc. MS na' 70 FORGET pam, bat to
Euaw 1t tie frivolous 'hNng 1t really IS.
" hat p.;g dat Wr tal i1" pht'"~o-
rh,,'> .;ouu ou.yu :hr bottom oi the
cupl
And hoU. lray came you hy such
Met ?
/ sold nay work to spcniihrl!i
lord lrave u- through the city.
'itisa plty you had not a rcfI'co,
for your WotI Wui never become
known, thus disposed Of.
'Ay. hui hoN inHCh ~ 'aat 'll'' ne
serves to remaul Those skcichc~
co-tmc seven years OF more DIAN Ia
bon : Al harc thought, htcd, suffer
cd: ,hc first dreams Of youth; the stern
rcposn after the stmgg'c with fate J
>prclnot even the spark ol HE; ana
lhou4ht. uhcu the work was hni>h-
ed, the auf., would at least deck the
brow Of i'n dead. llgca;nS fantasies
Vhrrcvc. | offered my work, was re-
pu'Sc6 The publishers thought the
und, rlah,ug to expensive; some SAID
| mI4IIt draw scenes from the seven
years war, ,tc ". ChaIowaski others
shook tnrr hcad,, and called my
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-01-10

L.J,h, ;dc, .uJ ,nsvpy.d. no. will
t,.m,r,,'i
~' w
'IuIlanbutg repeated 'lc woman
That YOU cannot do. tiainonlc ~
IL. ."''S WI, ,.,,.', ',,'.', ~ n'iI ho on nn1n
''''''
- J'''''''
But the next day the ola u'an Scrii'-
cd go have il'-oitcn hi> t.T,''s' nc
cordIng ionS custom h,'"'c ne n',
W'l "iS '''- II ~ g po,I," ,,,n
'ii'o"S' ,.'' i...,..a. i,n l,o,ra
ping " .,i.l ., ,n,,,
ln'~'c' o'','''''''', ,,' -" ,>,'I o,,,
we u ll'us..' ~ ..'a,'.t,.,o5 ,,,''i H.. u,i yrSi
'''' ''a'il ~ ',I, ',.Ii,.oa,'i.a5co',,nlcd J,,J
o.'I' " ra .','' I,1 ~ ~ .', m KIM nr,r,.aro
anu - - w
4 he wandered. Que evening 'nf'
lc 81. c's. lac stopped III 'i"u' 81 4
Ia,acc brIIIIaniiY ll'un.ia''d' iinih
which cane Tie sound OF muse. ne
was about to cri,r, according to ms
wont. tint HE SWISS por''t lhsl''
HIM rudeIy back 50 lie stood without
and listened, and, ~ spite oi Inc cut
ling night wind, continued to S'aud ana
listen. mnrmurng oi'ch cXlTeSS'"!'' "i
/ pleasure and adlniralion.
, I,cr,ov IN ricl, livery running
,v.r ,hn ,ione encountered the old
,,a, and c,,oI ~ .ur,ris, .IIo us that
''''''' '''. olJ Nu.,r,.u} II j. lone,
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-01-10

as dtA
Lr' nam 90 s. WAS 'h' ',FN' "r''
n' VINO Nhc" ''' VI ,','''' 10Y ~
'o' N"""'C"1' ~ NV '''', 90 y - - Nv
make 'h'm unhappy. I've" ~ no' ~
none KNOW 'ha' t' u''o'''' o'e" W,
lH'S, no''V''' M'""e'>S'''"' "'t ''','''
.o' LetSing' lo whom ""'"' VA.
Will,e he iH'u, , l,'"'" ',"' W >,., W.
W ha' can J q" '"f E'" '~>No" ~ .'',''
mann. y our "i''n,' '''n me H," ""
history. IL W s'.a''' '''' Y"" "' ~,
atm'rat'om 'he n'''''','' we S9' -,
have t'It aud sun i'c' LOT !o" wa
me-, what can "o. >,
Nothing, at Sweien b'ch 'y"" ''"''
done everything I'I nv ,'i H'o" W.
me what lcpuid ana s't''''i i'"Ve '''''
| stfovc a'tr "l3' "''''" I""
have accomplished i"'' KNOW "''''
fore io'icd, now my NC was H''' .
Why i"" snort VI -, my y, ,'o,, ""," ',"r "",
hu'"'"- sc"',I'S. nt' u" H,, ,.',' ,,',Ii, In,
'!c Warning Vi ~! d.u. 'l,Iiu ,,,n ~" ,'ri', "
securely az" ''''e'','', 5', ,,.a'l. u" ~ 'a, 60,
ia'o' an" ca" "'''l '''''''r ~, W. ,,s
your ma1h'i'c'''' " o'N' ~ .'. ,
>in9 o' |ou DC " '''' 70" "''u ~" ,
'tcl Ui'" , nave ''o'"'i'e "'''0 ~ Wv 80
"|iS "o.'u' =, 49,. ,, ,
lic wa M"S,c'"'' "Vi"'""' ~ I
N'"'n'''''' "'c'' ~ ''''' III,
'hon%n'S' hlH',''ci J" VAN ",'''' -.
c'n!o "c .""i'u' .c''c'"",'' , ''''' ''u'
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-01-10

The Piusbure saturday VISITOR tells
a story OF tao pnm ladies WHO enter.
complaint against a ue.-Lbol inT bath
ing ~ a steam nve hundred yard,
fiom lhcii door md when asked hoW
they could rcceen1c ium Al that dis
lance, replied. -, No used = >iy-
glass 4 arca, d,a 81 what ra,,e,
To- nodc,ry IN tins great county .'
Of the quality OF that exhibited by
those 'pUn .hdst,.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-01-10

Tell me uATr the bow
Hale is . feeble word,
IIosfhe e--AEHos--my rtrv soM
Wih strong drssusf IS sfsrrrd,
When ] see. OF hear, or tell,
OF the dark aryrEAGr - uril
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-01-10

Go see j., I,. ..tt
Behold t.r..t.a. mr. ,v,d-
With grn.'HnC ',,'a 20, np}.ra "a L.H"t.
A cold ani ,,v,t t,"'
&c. catch ai> NI'9crca q. ..n"e 1"' >"r
FThetc njtfofcI lis >oo,', :J.,ery.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-01-10

r.. ,- 90 vt.h 1uCr curse AZ e.
Your pttyct, bar.esl Soar tears de'''4.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-12-07
TAR.

This ARTICLES now universally acknowledged to he the
most healing and efficient application for diseased or decay
ing lungs, or any portion Of the feshy or muscular parts Of
the human body. Its medicinal and preservative qualities
were understood by the Egyptians in the early ages of the
werld. and no doubt now exists among scientific men, that
the preparation used In the e%mbaImmcnt of bodies, was
composed principally of this Ingredient. In later ages, it
was found to be in universal use among tho aboriginies Of
America, and at this day it Is their principal, and, in fact,
only medicine for m unsound state of the lungs, or any ap
prOach pit. Those who are acquainted with the history Of
this hardy race of men, know that a death from Consump-
tion is unknown umoug them! The medical faculty In all
countries appear to have become aware of the great healing
properties Of this article, and are now introducing it into
their practice. DR.. Buchan of England, DR.. Creighton of St
Petersburg, DR.. La Prieure of Paris, and the distinguished
DR.. Cooper, have been in the habit Of combining it with 9th
or article iutheir prescriptions, and with entire success.
Bewareof Counierfeits and Base Imitation,
The genuine article is signed Andrew Rogers,
on the engraved wrapper around each bottle,
Price 81 per bottle, or six bottles for S.. Sold
wholesale and retail by Scov,L T. MEAD, 1l3 Char
tres street, New Orleans, between st. Louis and
Cont s,reets-Sole General Agents for the south
ern States Sold also by a. +. RICHARDS aud
l.. C. THOMAS, PIaquemine-and by regularly
appointed agents throughout the state. jal6 ly
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-12-07

MARSHAL BOND, OF lLLIsols.-The editor OF
the Chicago Tribune, in a late paper, stated that
so far, no attempts had been made to execute the
law to arrest a fugitive slave in that city-"the
warrants lying dead in the Marshafs office, no
body being found mean enough to attempt their
execution The statement has elected the fol-
lowing reply from the Marshal: ,a
"Mcssrs.. Eatas:-My attention has just been
directed bya friend to the foregoing in the st. Louis
Republican of the 7th inst. In reply, lean say that
no warrant to arrest a fugitive slave has yet come
into my hands, as marshal, nor am | advised that
any such warrant has ever been placed in the hands
ofiny deputies. # such warrant were placed in
enacted by Congress, and which has received the
sanction Of the President, and would execute the
writ though my life should prove the forfeit
Such, | verify believe, would be the course Of all
deputies. If a deputy should see proper to
question the law, his error would be promptly
corrected by me, SO far as / am vested with power
TO make the correction.
"BENJ. J. BOND, U. S. Mar, Dis. ILL.,"
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-12-07
From Gov. Tucker.

For the benef, of suffering humanity. as we'll as
an &C, of justice 10 Dr.. SAMUEL. GILBERT, !
make the following statement:-Than in June last
l had u small tumor upon my face, rather between
my nose and cheek. which gradually increased DIR
ing the past summer in size and extent; on accoun
Of which l consulted several truly eminent physi-
clans, under whose treatment I received no benefit.
In the latter part Of last January | visited New Or
leans. In the space Of seven days, before reaching
the city, the tumor had greatly enlarged, and the
inflammation increased to an alarming extent; so
much so, that from the inner corner Of my eye to
the end Of my nose, and out to my check bone, be-
came can s, literally rally, lump ,np. Of p",,'d a flesh ,hs on The disease ease
of my nose. In this condition l presented myself
TO Dr.. Samuel Gilbert, not knowing with what disc
ease l was afflicted. DR.. Gilbert promptly pro-
nounced i. an eating Cancer Of the most %yirulent
character. put myself under his treatment. He
extracted the lnmor without the use Of the knife.
and in four weeks my face was well, as | then and
still believe. r. NJ. TUCKER.
New Orleans, March 10, 1850.
UDr. Gilber.'s Office is No. u Magazine st.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-12-07
States o- Roofing.

Planters are not generally aware Of the economy
and advantage Of slate roofs for dweilugs, sugar
houses, corn cribs &c. The original cost 10 not
more than double that for even ordinary shingles,
which last bn, a few years. while the slate 10 inspe-
rishabie. The cost of putting on il no, greateT.-
The safety from fire and from lightning 10 so we'll
understood fiat the cost Of insnring slate covered
buildings is about one half. With . well laid slate
roof leakage is impossible. Taken altogether. shs
additional expense upon n good building invariably
proves TO be 4 j~,dicious economy.
One quarter pitch makes a roof Sufficiently steep
for slate. Most roofs, now shineled, arc strong
enough for stating without additional braces.
SLATE SLABS
For HcaTths. Pnrements, Gayden Edgis0s. &s.
Of these. the prices vary according TO size, thick.
ness, finish, &c. For edgings, one Inch il thick.
ness. z 1-2 inches wide, and Of various lengths, 70
cents per lineal foot. Same, hall the thickness.
10c per iincal foot. For pavements in any sized
squares, one inch in thickness, from 81 so 10 ~
SO per superficial yard. Cutters, ridge tiles, DC,
prices on application.
English Tile, for ridges to slate roofs.
Dutch Tile for payemen:s, sx6, and l IL inches
thick, &c each: $500 80
Fire Tile Of the very best quality, 9I9 inches.
] Id inches thick, &c each. Do. 919 inches, I ~
| inches thick, Sc each. g
Any information required on the subject uf slate
roofs, walks, or edgings, will be cheerfnlly given.
on application by letter or otherwise.
IL Terms cash, or an approved city acceptance.
N. B. Particular attention paid to shippsn9. zs
jyl LYALL, DAVIDSON. s. CO.
Camp st.. opposite Lafayette Square. N. Orleans