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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-18
COMMERCIAL
Barring, Brothers a. Co.'S CircsiAf'


Pc, co,aNaI LoSDos, Friday Dec. y, iS%-SfA
Durs9 10 whole OF az, week We eIpeFienced z'es se
avn, "a IA. Colonial and FoSega Produce hAf1s1 Ash
v., .rve orsntilles Of nost sesenpaols ~ Ooo1s
- 80, 81 sor,s srd sisosf everything 0ncd sa<et Jay
- - IL AZ Al vanosd rsiss ne prsepa pfchAsss
- - ~ r.de and specui4fOu, eIporz sstnaod hsS1ag
Dls - c,eef from several u dc near ports being
"a - = Tls week markets have teen esosed ior De
si,'es 81 vii sof REOPEN al d January nexi, Dor
- ss las bssn dong privately, and Driees stn saw
. NV ard endency, NJ rafurs resG.t q eonlnzo1 soen
ssorr n nosev 1e Funds sessly nant1!ne6, Cor.
- IesTfng 81 e. st = l. dir. BY sS rsnirs ~
.nloant Il Bgll0n hsd by do bsns Of 1900 80
5rtng nz ibe IoOWing dales bODbsJ, l3n ~ ~ 80 a.
a AZ Nov Hong Sns 10Th ocL; sh.nghss ~ - %
.zns 90 Oct HsnaL. ish Oci sst Cc.onoD -. a. ~.
7 = Hon L CONTAIN nave sds.Doea D.H - ~ -
mage for BIS % BsnTs and Hsdrn - - ,.sa..,.
RouD.y 10 /. M. GER Con oanTs kopse- -, sssr.-r
lbelg value Pos SIS - 81 Pesns 80 Wv
igs ns.s 80 .Sais sdvseoed d PEI d he s.lss
~ "a -. 6ordar-s silver, 4 - - ui.s ssSs
..tts.- !. ~ A. 80 tags hopdgrs ss1e, - 80
seaa - very brss from ~ ID . fs IT, 'sass :"
0Tgyens1 2. - nonee small ALE. TrasasA ffoa
- - 40 bxxs GOOD G1s,s4zl e. - ID. vim oos
- . 80 .so,.,rs a. advances Of Is II 81 per ewt
~ c..sfrhe AZ sdycss from bst<yi1 may eorh<m pc
90. Of re postAD, deficiency n efoR so " ~ y
- 80 Of he Con1nenL a. wei ~ Ne Nsozsrssaeen.
- a5rsele has continued N acuve req1es tscs N
,v.rnspt 10 value Win good bosness Ne $50 soss
q "A .iyaaes Of n per e~t Ineis;ins Dsss sse~ y
Sdow1ns trsns.srocs have occurred lsoe ss><A w.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-18
FURTHER FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.
Submarine telegraph.

The Sub marine Electric Telegraph IL shs1i -
pass from theory ~ PRACTISE. An English and
French Company has been orgsnisel IN London. AZ
the rurose q carving snso eaec, the plaaO, NJ Bret
between Dover and BoaLosne. The two * ~ mines
~ the hne VII be connected with The Paris and
London Lines, 50 that a dispatch may b. transmit
TED between the two Capitals IN ~ instant. Ths
S a v ondeTtal result. The funds demanded sor tia
enterprse are MT - great as might ba supposed
Twenty ~ thirty thousand pounds viii b. ssscieE,
or the completion OF the enterprise The wcrs
VII axe 10 more than four or 1--WE soaths ami 10 70
expected that the Telegraph Will begin 10 operate
IN Nav or Jupe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-18

TKT LICENSE QULsrloN.-The eil Introduced n
The Assembly ~ Nj Smith IN reaacn 20 RESTRICTING Re
sale Cf spiraous cuOs It's Safe, provides hat i slA
- AWFUL 70 eel spupous LIQUORS ~.ne& S;ro5g beer
o. Any VlAes lnO1ic3ng drinks except oE medicinal or
mechanical purposes IL 70 10 Re applied equally 70 ne
,oTns villages and eiaes Of ls SAFE Dvery person NO
'sng tbe shsl pay Ere OF SO and Of prosec1
TO for each AID every ofense and each every Ct
fense sier having been eouyieted. sk. be Imprisoned
County a. not ess han Ty CAY, nor more han nines
70 prosecute viosfors Of TIE q and oouv1cnon hey
are TO BE ennljs1 recevs cosha ne ene ia, ray %
,sscx>rsS lxv~ kITos.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-18

THY CREyAsSE CoMMITTEE-An informal me- q
in OF his committee held Yesterday Al The o'oe %
the Mayor. a. lie members Of he srsi MHoiciPri 9eins
present; snd Nj Mouianye represented he Second lc
ptv u anticipated thaf the rSrr from ne S1lne
Cane crr.Asse resch he CITY. aid q = confidently
predicted that he works along he Cshornes ANA can
t. are 10 answer a. Ire purposes required lor The pro-
lection Of ihr CIR The cny place, We believe, where
i-n : suy mmctsie danger i al CsTruliou where =
ore hundred sad w en,sgh' fee deep lhn ninety ~
ct he b4nk -. u. P.esy lne, sta.
The Bpieiia Of the sane date hss TIE following sdd-
uonsl .nte. genee from me CreyAs-ee
oar spcclS messenger he Crevssse having returned
Ne AZ enabled to give Tie f details respecting A.
have alrcady sscd occurred The night 81 tie &h
d IN font OF Madame DevEhers Qanslou. opposite
ucet Care ara about a. mies ABOVE ne cry L was
pirciy Npecied ard sudden Al FRS; only about
aeen h.ga AIDE but owing 70 ne agai 81 ile r'ef ara
TIE oe.ng Eve Wlcr % 5000 commenced spread
lo.sc, zach AL le A. IS los Ass dssp peAlta-a4 -
c-,.as % Ire pisutsron having previously been swept -
al a. TIE buildings O. iae - onng PA iaon have aso
present mere are o erevssses-ons Asoui- - e and
Re other about "a iei woe. Tie aIer seng greater sn
on sunday evening he WISER aaa backed I'd 70 re So alp
grounds The q Butler hellers qsltsron. ard lie
eaes Of overflow apparent sorne Of ne Psns-
oa. ihis latter and seveT Of the planters
esceug on to~sr swamp Inc 70 keep he water ron
backing IN u7os hen
efevSsees. and probably 10 esolt ao~eveE We eirrec
woud Re sgcce-sfu Gs4 toc-e le tie reach Of =
Ct NECESSITY awsi he "a o. the rver aieh
81 probably no oSeaI ssfy immensely - a. hs foiais
above hcsT 81 coIr.H1ed Tise
Opposite lie CITY re rIver a gradually rsfng a. tie rae
* Ahuf two inches Ter cav ard wtru aree icc' - ne
b siesf water niars q ssi yea Thus Sc couuu4irF
..nce he crcvasse notwithstanding he vas vouue Of
that esc.?es through x We NAV imagine bow nucn
b her ~OOc have oe-a- lAi Tie rFsf nos tccG nus -
hvved.
vrrs are Tefcr,ed 90 - IA sad u W o eourse sAe
before they WI ra ost 50 a. 10 eject TIE belgian
OF zee NJ sslssIpp7.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-18

h CIV Of sew.RSTen II ertngs AZ re nah ecanuy
ayc.eb heh Il pstss 20 v~Sy deors Nov he rod
"a opprfzz pressC I'D q se-Psas sna szscaths ss
- slresS Let Y rot Ae losf
AZ ih- aano~l mee1ng Of ~ Csas Rsafro-a CO. hef
ths raorrrs TIE following gcatetaen w~re sgpcrtS D.
; Hosa'rv Henry Wlufoey, Goeverne1s Monis .nes
Cerry, NSIEs.gn joAuscz. W. n E4s-, " n a L-r-<>
Rlssrl Ho'rhkss
A. uc.cng Ct rh- Dirrcicrs, subsequently, ys-eIe
Shssed was eiectei Prrsstent, Jas keine.d sSsrr>
Serx-frsysusi-uE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-18

PtsN1LvA>fA-Mr Thomas {. McDoweI. iur-
mar O. Consl' 20 Brsz under he administration of NJ
Pcs hs. been elected Stale Librarian Of Pennsylvania
Ice lid meeting 81 the Joint Committee oi he LeSisa
m-e
The Common School Convention for tho SAFE Of Penn
svivena convened Harrisburg on the 18th and 'emporu
ri.y organized by appointing Hon Thomas Buuow.. Of
Lancaster County, Chairman and Hon George R ncFsr
.aai OF Blair Comfy, Secretary. Tie Convention A..
iolrued until afternoon. allow the Members Of he Legs
l4tIre 10 attend
i In 2, House, "Wednesday, 3ii Jackson offered .
resolution u-tIuclng the members from Phladeph' 20
inquire MO the eyTedency q iaw repeating al a~- "a
em1tng property from isKes in ss.d cry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-18
GERMANY.
Dissolution Of the Wurtemberg Assembly.

Dissolution Of the Wurtemberg Assembly.
TIE Assembly n Wartemberg vas dissolved On
the 22d Dec sfter conflict with the Ministry-
Tho elections sr tbs new House will take place
immediately according TO the law adopted Juy a.
1872
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-18
Confirmation. b, the senale.

The senate. in Executive session to-day, CON
f-rned the nominations OF Hon Alexander Ram
sey as Governor OF Minnesots, and Hon +. Joy
Morris as Charge 10 Naples
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-18
aY TELEGRAPH TO The NETWORK TRIBUNE.


Markets .... NJ -ORLTsNs. Jan ia NJ
TIE demand for CoTToN cantEses active with sacs yes
tc-asv Of f6 bales n fl prices The sie afra2ce beng
wei sustained Good Mdd.iDR J. quoted a. lice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-18
Markets BALTIMORE. jan

The markets are nom nslly as yesterday, with
tie exception u FLOUR. which Is held Al -
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-01-21

the equipoise Of influence of those who prose-
cute and those who defend. 1t would soon be
found that the people would take more interest
in the decisions of Courts than they do now, and
the Judge being their representative on the bench
would have his acts scrutiniZed with more free
dom and care by the public than they are now
And to qualify themselves for criticisms upon
his acts the people would take more pains than
they otherwise would do TO inform themselves
in regard to the law and the facts in every i'm
portant case. A Judge would soon see that in
stead of having his decisions submitted to the
ordeal Of a higher Court of to ali executive ap-
prova, OF TO the approval Of his daily and night
y associates ofthe bar, he would have 10 en-
counter the intelligent criticisms of the public at
large within the scope and influence of his ac-
ton. Thus, instead of allowing his Judgment or
his inclinations to show bias, he would feel the
great importance to his fame and interests in so
balancing the scales of justice as to prevent any
one seeing to which side his prejudices would
have them to preponderate And thus, too, a
wise, impartial and Independent judiciary would
be secured
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-01-21
December 90, 1s49..
@4 From the Southern Planter.
GNECUETURAL CONVENTION.

1t has been proposed to hold State Auricul-
tural Convention i'll the city OF Richtnond at
some time during the present session OF the Leg
islature, with a view 10 the organization of a
State Agricultural Society. The proposition
meets with general favor, herever it is men
toned. Some Gifts friends recommends very
early day, but others 1--WE think with more rea-
sony propose H'elneSdag February 2oM, as, the
most suitable time. 1t will be recollected that
on the 22l, two days thereafter, the ceremony
OF laying the cornerstone Of the Virginia Wash.
lngon Monument will take place on the Capitol
Square. This event will call numbers from the
country to our city, and most favorable oppor-
tunity will thus be afforded for enistng mem
bers and making friends to tie Society Most
OF the details oil business to be acted on by the
Convention can be nlaured for isaeton in the
clubs and conversational meetings, particularly
among the members of the Legislature. which
will be held between this time and the goth of
February. 1t WILDE for the Convention to clincl,
the mai, and lay the foundation for future and
permanent usefulness,
! we presumed that Il course simi!arto that g.
dopted In former Conventions will be nursued
ana that all friends to agriculture will be invited
to take seats III the Convention without REGARD to
formal appointment by county meetings, The
season OF the year will, of itself preclude The
practicablllty OF primary assemblies and there.
fore, all that our friends have to do will be- 10
pass round the word and urge their neohbors
who can conveniently come to Richmond ia he
there about the goth February.
G~ Our Virginia exchanges are Respectfully
requested to copy HE foregoing
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-01-21
To JvsTrcr, !
Stallnton. Va. 6

1t is needless to say, excepting to those who
do NOT know him, that the foregoing is from a
gentleman of unimpeachable veracity. If his in
tegrty should demand it the evidence of seve-
raj gentlemen, as to another conversation, ON
the same point, can be furnished
And this is the Editor who boasts of manly
independence and proAesses to condue, the organ
that reflects the opinion of the 'soyeregn people'
and Of the many against the afavored few.
God help, l say, the good people of this glorious
old county, if they submit to the lead of such ar
exponent. feel stronger sentiment for the
Editor than pity One who loves
uTSTIfE
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-01-21

" We would say to our friend Cooley OF
the Lady's Book, that the name of the Augusta
Democrat, has been changed to that of 'sRepub.
lean Vindcator'-and that i. is his old friend
still talking to the people about the pretty
"Book' he prints.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-01-21

u A Convention Bill 10 amend the Consti.
Union has passed the House of Delegates Of the
State OF Maryland-that body being now in SEES
sion. We would rejoice to hear of the passage
OF similar bill in the Virginia Legislature.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-01-21

" Joseph Barker whig, has been elected
Mayor OF Plttsburg. He was in Jail at the time
OF his election: committed as vagrant street
preacher but Gov. Johnson has since pardon
ed him.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-01-21

RIGHT PRINCIPLE IN DfvoRcEs.-The Leois.
lature OF Indiana. in granting divorces, affix
the proviso that the party applying shall not con-
tract marriage, during his or her life, with any
other person than the one from whom he or she
is divorced
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-01-21

REPRESENTATIVE FROM CALIFoRNIA-IIon
George W Wright, one of the new representa-.
tIvesto Congress, from California, arrived in the
Cherokee on Sunday. lie was formerly resi-.
dent of Nantucket
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-01-21

ECLIPSE OF THE sUN--There Will mot
be total eclipse of the sun in any part of Ame-
RIGA until the 9TH of August, ls69-2o years.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-01-21

THE ENcI IsH LANcuAcE,-The English Ian.
guage is yet destinedto BE the universal Ian.
guage;. 1t is now spoken by more people thar
any other language, and is increasing iii range
two,ioid faster than any OTHER Ii It's now spoken
by flity-tve million, and the next to it is the
Russlan --iorty-three Millions thirteen millions
less III eighty years more it will be spoken by
three hundred millions, and orr Republic will be
the greatest empire on the face of the globe
Scientific american.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-01-21

U The editor of the "NIessenger'' having
tailed to procure certificates that no such rl,-
mors as those referred to, last week, were anoat
we can furnish him with the names of MANY
respectable citizens who will certify that there.
,eere such rumors
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-01-21

u" A letter published in the Charlestown
Spirit of Jefferson, received from ]. H. Kelly,
states that our friend V. E. GEIGER, is on Sacra-
mento River, $50 miles from Sacramento city.
All we'll at the date, November.
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official.
Ordinances and Resolutions OF Seconu
Municipality Council
No. 296l.

RssoIusd, That the surveyor is hereby authorized
to issue certificates to P. Ford Tor cleaning the
streets of the Municipality west Of Hereales street,
at tbe rate Of seventeen hundred dollars, from the
S4th OF February 1850 to lst of January 1901 m
stead OF sE.oO per RI aFsqli Fsb g 3 $50 d'F
'Hp p.sSad sent TO- 1850 /. N MARKS Pres,t Pro tenn
hHnSoyed Sent I3, 1850, A. D. CROSSMAN. haycr
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Rgsolped, That permission is hereby granted 70
r n Redwood to continue, during The pleasure OF
nm. Council, his foundry on levee street near
Del, rJ street. provided the buildings ne mr. p'oo''
y nd Iha chimney or ch'mneys fgiv trTt e'sh
passad sent lO 1850 l. n MARKS. Pres. ! Pre- tenn
hS1Tnyed Sent lS, 1850. A. D. CROSSMANi mayor
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-21

Res5lusd, That the Surveyor is hereby authorized
TO replace the gunwales and foot ways on snose
have been removed and also to alter the grade oil
tbe banouette on the east side of St Peter street,
near Poydras street -, - .sn,.
Anproyed sept 10, 1850. a. d. CROSSMAN, mayor
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IN 2Q65.

Resolved. That th- ASSISTANT Attorney Of thus
i,, aud is hereby instructed 10 disSotl
tIide al suits commenced by hun from ass su,y "
Issys G,r violations Of the ordinance agains, iast
J,iying. and that all fines which may have been
nsid in consequence Of such sui's be and are mere
bv remitied. ,,,ptys - ~, tom,
Epproyed sept. 10, 1850. A. d. CRUssMAN. MAJ OF
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m 006l.

Resolved, That permission is hereby granted ga. %
Hiram X M to cnuIinus his blacksmith 'orge during
tie pea,ure of the Council, at The eorn5 oI u'v ,a
and Baronpe streets, provided the ou''u''s " ny
nrnof and The chimney forty ee' high
Pasd sent 10 1850 l. N MARKS pTssS pT0 Z. .s,n. @
hnpmyed sept 10, 1850 A. d. lRosSMAN, niaSol'
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-21

Ii appears thar Mr.. B-lknap. The man who, IN
fit of INSANITY committed the ouTlod suicide in Deham re-
Gently came 10 his senses hour before his death Upon
realizing his awful situation, he expressed tie deepest aorloM
for what had and earnest desire that his Ute msns
haa yed
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-21

MAyoRALTTY q NEwoRLEANs. July 2, i$50.

- ~ .. Sitting of July 2 1850
y ESOLNED, That the Mayor he ana he is hereby an
thorlzed and requested after having given len DAYS
notice in the official paper Of this Municipality TO sell ac
Corug to the ~! section Of Ac of Legislature of
the state Of Louisiana approved March r. 1850 the on
tract for building two School houses upon the properfy
belonging 70 the Second Municipaity situated in The
FiT't and Fourth Wards thereof according to the plans and
specfca ions file IN the Surveyors office The work 10
be done in good and substantial Fnner the satisfaction
OF the Surveyor, and be completed within four months from
the date OF contract Cond ions to he follows viz; The
Contractor TO retain Ownership of the buildings but subject
to the convenience Of the Municipality purchae the n me-
for cash. in accor lance with the of the adjudication
the buildings be rented the meantime by the Council nj
rent paying 10 cent per upon their cost nro
vded the cost OF each OF said School houses does not exceed
$1,000 D
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SHIPPING.
DOM ESIIC POh s

I,asGze FOR NEW YORK, U,a Havana Un,t,d
ss,4aLh5RS States A.ah Steamship Cgmpany-The new
e7sasHs4as and maguIic nj steamship FALCON, Lieut.
IL j. HHTstene, ,CntnmsnGlng, wi lleIye on SATURDAY
u September at oclocA NJ nunctualy from The head OF
St Marys street, Lafayette. The aang Tor the COM
IOf o passengers the most u ,eral scae. N eT
are eQmbined all the convent nces Of fist hotel
key An expene, 20, Accompanies this aud all
other vessels Of the Company.
To New YofkTsiate EkTEs oB Berh GAsJ1SE
5landee Belth, FC, ward Saloon 49,. 70 90
Steeiage Belth, bets and separate mess Is 90
Havana-Stale- room Berth, Saloon .,...... 35 o.
fassenge TOR Havana must procure passp It's from the
Passengers for NewYork to be transferred to the mag
nlhcent mail steamship Georgia.
passage secur until ak for All passage tickets and
order, to receive e M mqsl be prcgred tom the office Of
the Agents, PARADISE. LAWRASON & CO.,
sl8 lO6 Magazine street.
~z.FTse CHARLEsTON AND HAVANA
SLtLJRA Packet - UHited States Mail Linz bstue cen
s1o7 -. -, 1AarLeStOE and HaDaTa, vg SaoqRnah and
r@ Wcst-The splendid steamship Isabel, Capt. Kol
ms l tons buIthen, has resumed her regular trips from
hARLEST0N Is. q } to HAVANA, leaving Havana
Tor ChaestonSth and I'D Of each month"; leaving Chaes.
ton Tor Havana on the lst and 10TH
,, RATES or PASSAGE:
itVhha 70 harleSton or Savannah u
havana 10 Key w 20
For iuuhrF particulars, apply TO
m"E. NJ IlBDECAl. Chat,.siOn, or 10
m. J: HART N 70. 81 Tehoupi,oulas ct. n. Orleans.
Ev Passengers leaving Havana bJ TINS ship can reach
baltmore the Fi DGy by taking the Land Route and
new ok and PHI ade rhs IN tho time by taking the
Steamship to those ports. d. 2aw
Il. FOR PHILADELPHIA-Th fine fast sailing
,GSAE regular packet Darque YARMOUTH, Captain
Teal, having The greater part of her cargo eng ged
will have immediate Dispatch For balance OF ffe gh or
passag having fine accommodations apply to the Captain
JOHN w. ANDREWS & co s5 Common st.
Agent IN Philadelphia Il. LINCOLN Il Co. s2l
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-21

We give the following sonnets from the autho,
Of Proverbial Philosophy
SIR ROBERT PEEL RY MARTIN T. TUPPER.
Struck down at noon, amid the startled throng
An eagle shot while soar ng the sun,
A wounded gladiator, dying strong,
As 10th TO leave the glOrss be had won,
A life long patriot, with his work half done
OF thee, great Statesman, s. all my mourning song
rise in dread solemuty-Of hee,
Whom the wide world so izely and so long
Thine acOyte, would crowd to hear and see
iheir Intellectual Athlete, their bigh name
For eoquence ami prudence, gts and powers.
But 10 ! that star be soul heavenly fame,
lie well entrSnchlsed from tnis earth of outs
Translated in the zenith of its fame.
.7iburV, JHlU3 3, 1850.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-21

Rssolped, That the Treasurer pay, on the war
ra,,, vf ,he Mayor, to Columbia Fire Company, no.
d one hundred and twenty dollars, ioF tie pnIposs
,of laying new floor, making new doors, i'a'ii7s'
{etc in their E,isne Honss
Passed Sept TO- 1850 l. n. MARKS Pres ps9
: Approved sept. I3, 1850. A d. CROSsAAN' hieso'
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-21

She bOug my he'd box, and applied some to the soed
felt immediate ea9e wherever ii touched me- and beggi
for enough TO annoin thoroughly. Ii Obtained All
life seemed to invest To the burning ali
in the chest even made Pills Of it, and took them wh
cured me. ! my life your valuable EXTRACT
Icing strong ever, and have been ear
The year 1872. kERZiA FRENCH
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ALRANY, May 5, lsl8, 24 Jgekson street.

York and Albany abOrlug under the distressing EFy
speas, attended with Inflammation Of the ineys and with
bleeding Piles deeply liberated with lTge lamps Of lhe size
Of hens prOudng, and large bO covered tny body
The urinary secTeOn stopped for days when my dres be
ntOeabe My tongue cracked, and the roof Of my
mouth covered with sores, and my chest, at the p 20
my neck was in q constant burning heat, that cold
did COO it. ID re-
In this misery | lOnged Tor death and never expecf
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-21

For Erysipeas the PAIN EXTRACTOR is invaluable
Other remedies may make the disease dsap for little
other place. The Pain Extractor, however dratoS 0A
thOruugh
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From the Guernsey Star of July 18th.
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=" am prepared 10 die for have tried
10 do my duty i"-Wasit Nelson's twin
Who spoke so like hero whe he died,
A Chris ian h. 70. with orgiyen sin2
Yes lit is cne, COumba's honest pride
AMI mo her England's jOy-we claim him tool
Who now /, gone far, other spOil- to win
Than late Of Palo AltC higher NEED,
TrOp les Oi nob'Pr fame and praise more true
Than those faithful country well dscreed
10 her best son her best and braves son,
Rough for the fight, but ready heart and hand,
10 make it up again with victory won,
- In war-and leace-the Glory of hi Land
Guernsey. MARTIN +. TUPPER.