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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-21
DR COOPER, u DUANE STREET, BETWEEN CHAT.

~ ham and william streets, hAs for the last fourteen
enoyee most extensive practice in priv diseases
He the most aggravated o. this dseas and
mild caees cured in two 20 ave days SroureDr Cooper
can cure the vert form o. scture In frem 20 1--WE
vcek Constu al 6ebity ught habit
duleed In beges Dyspepsia weakness of the limbs snd small
Of tho bach. ccnfuson Of the seot ard aversion
society cure warranted in every CASE charge Ne
m uesd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-21
z " aAYED.-DR aREaoRY,a FRENCH AMI

GKV eAvED-DR. GREoORY's FRENCH AMI
N N dote IL perfect exterpnator o. all dsesses Nc
matter what sge or stage q the complaint trn-
give relief and cases cured IN two days One bottle
week. and few require The
will perfect crfe 500 and return al
that hss been psid Price 81 Sold at 100 FULTON str4.s
San Buiding III Bowsry CraHd ard a. ~
Doctors residence 6Tk hadisen street Ali
strirtiy nrvste, and Without charge.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-21

ITO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES REDUCTION m
the price Of passage from PAnAma to San Francisoe
The and splendid double engine steamship
g. B. Bissel, u s. N. commander, will leave Panama foe
Ban the 18th next in season for
hence the Of the 26h and 18th nst The
the Caroline and the Union whose admirable acoonmeda
tiops and sailing qualities well known She " fitted
ost with stores Of order and nssher pains .ss
beraty will be spared to give sasisfae
ton Price passage Panama Francisco FIRST
cabin S32b cabin. SOU; steerage 500. Apply
WARD PRfCk 10 Wall sire T.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-21

- The splendid steamship Osprey Marsha Oommanlsr.
win sail from her wharf At the feet Lomhcrd street. PHI
For freight or passage hsvns superior sessp
Of Broadway whore plan Of the ship may Be SEEM and
berths Freight for this vessel should eavs New
Thursday Price 10 cents per cubic foot Passage,
80. For further information, refer to
K. LlTTLEFIELD, Klnsey Co.'S Express.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-21
ALL sPYAhERB BErWIuN NEW
'el.-Ths ships mposkhg this una

BROWN, SIMPLIFY Co, liverpool
r q. ROBERTS CO. Is Kings Arms yard Lseasa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-21

In THIS ACE or BRILLIANT DISCOVERY AND
miraculous power nothing has proved Of more value 70
the hui than Watts sNntdots. IL positively
miracle upon all deemed incurable dis
IL has cured thousands Of the most violent
paints consumption by hundreds epilepsy twenty ease
and nervous debility, neuralgia saaphredsa and an
diseases by thousand 81 bottle. lO2 Nassau
tract
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-21

DE JOHNSON, NO. 10 DUANE STREET. SO En1
~ known in the treatment Of delicate dsesso The Do<
reputation for sk IN thess hscursd that have
enlisted for years. rro-eminsnt Constu tonAl weakness
brought on BY scorer habit esetzsy cured. Recent
cured In four days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-21
EOR CALIFoRNIA wa CHAQREs. WIrH0Ur D.

Freishts 20 New Orleans 500 Per subio FOOT HAvaas e
do, Passengers fer Chagres will be trsnecre4
Havana to the and splendid nship PACIFIC.
70 secure freight or passage a the Once OF the es-
pany III West street. corner sf Warren, 70
n. o. R0BER1U-
Special notice is given shippsrs By his ps that the
have PREPARED form Of Of adins adapted
their business which win be furnished shippers app
cation at the sompanys once and with which they re-
quested 70 provide themselves other form will b
signed by the agents Of the ALI bills Of aAnk
must be signed before the calling Of the vesssl.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-21
nR GLOVER INroRNs MS FRIENDS THAT NE AT.

and has beer engaged IN practice for the last twenty
and reckoned medical His ose is
at " Ann street. Private entrance through the entry
nR MORRISON CONTINUES TO CURE CERTAIN DIS
cases. in their worst forms without mercury, aud
pes affections In few days practice OF ~ yean
enables him 20 nervous debility emissions, Se CON
sequent self abuse No fee till cured sec his London
diploms IN his ofice. 9OlL pultsn street.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-07-11
AboI,,iour.m y.. HON. s. r. vInton.

We publish this week the proceedings
of the Abolition convention, held a
Wilksville. We most willingly com
ply with the request to publish; for, a.
we ask nothing but equal and exact JUS
tice to all, we are sure nothing we coul'
say would go so far in showing the rea
character, the vileness and depravity o.
this Abolition party, as these proceed
ings. Such falsehoods and abuse pu
forth in such language, well earns for it
originators the name of blackglard anC
bully. The whole affair, convention
proceedings and nomination is too con
tenptible to excite any other feeling'
than those of disgust.
We call attention to the remarks o.
the Me IS Co. Telegraph in connection
with this subject.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-07-11
Cholera

The Cincinnati Inquirer of Saturday
has the following in regard to chole.
ra in that city:
The BOARD OF HEALTH met yes
Hterday afternoon and reported nine
|ty-three deaths during the last "a
'hours--sixty-five of which were
\ from cholera.
From the manner in which the in
formation OF the Board is obtained,
we place no confidence in this report
During yesterday the Clerk issued
only 3S permits, Is Of which were
cholera deaths. Of this number l6
were for interment liz the grave
yards especially used by our foreign
population.
At St. Louis, during the week
ending July lst., there were l9f
deaths, of which 81 were cholera
This is an increase over the previous
week.
At Nashville, on the lst inst, there
were four in nterments, three of which
were Cholera. The Nashville Ban
ner and Wing of Tuesday last, says
We regret to learn that the Chol
era is rather on the increase in thi:
VICINITY. On Sunday there were
some sixty cases of the Cholera ol
4 sdiarrhea at the Penitentiary and one
death, the deceased, a man named
Dillingham, (put in for attempting to
run off with negroes,) having beer
attacked about breakfast time, anc
was buried at half past 8 P. M
THE malignity of the disease appears
without precedent.
Late accounts from the Plains say
that the cholora has broken out
among the California emigrants, and
was making terrible ravages.
At MaysviIle there has been seve.
raj cases of cholera morbus, and one
death from cholera-that of a blacl
man who acted imprudently.
There has been a few cases or
and along the river for the last week
or two. There have been severa
deaths at the Kanawha salines.--
There has been no case in Gallipolis
There was a case something resem-
bling cholera a mile below town
Hast Sunday night. 1t was the case
+ of black woman who had been very
imprudent.
Gallipolis was never more healthy
than at present.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-07-11
n.afh Of eeneraI TayIer.

The report was current here, on
Tuesday evening, Of the demise of Gen.
TAYLOR, President ofthe United States
We sttempted to ascertain the truth in
regard to the matter, but could notlearn
that it had any foundation in fact--it
was not even stated that he was sick
in consequence of which the report was
discredited entirely.
On Wednesday morning, however
the sad intelligence reached US in
manner perfectly reliable. He died at
55 minutes past 10 o'clock, on Tuesday
evening. The particulars. so far as the
telegraph could furnish them, will be
found under the proper head.
This intelligence will cast gloon
over the country, such as it has not fell
since the death of Gen. Harrison. Blu
we have no time or room to put on pa
per the thoughts suggested by this
mournful event. We defer them unit
next week.
Gen. Taylor will be succeeded, il
the Presidential Office, by Vice Presi
dent FILLMORE, man eminently quail
fed, in every sense, to discharge the
duties of the Office with honor to him
self and credit to the country.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-07-11
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

The judiciary report has been un
der discussion for the last week
There is much opposition to certain
portions Of the report but the ma
iority seem inclined 10 adopt the
plan proposed by the committee
Quite a lengthy debate sprung up on
the question of length Of time the
Judges should hold their Office. The
fine was finally fixed at five years
we think the term should at least
have been seven,
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-07-11
Lscofseo STATE Convention.

The Locofocos assembled in Co
lumbus on the 4th inst, to nominate
a candidate for the Board of Public
Works. A. P. Miller. of Butler co..
received the nomination.
These resolutions go the n T O
money doctrine thoroughly. They
resolved that it was the duty OF the
|constitutienal convention, so to frame
that instrument that hereafter nj
bank Of issue, &c. could eUer be char
tered ander it.
This is to the point. and there car
be no misunderstanding it. W.
shall see its effects upon these mem
bers Of the Convention. whom it wa
INTENDED to reach.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-07-11
Dr. Fitch's Lectures.

We have before us work con.
tanning six lectures on "ihe use o
the lungs, and causes, prevention anC
cure of consumption, &c, with illus
trations, by S. S. Fitch, N. D." The
Doctor has attained to some notori
|ety for a successful management Of
the diseases of the lungs and heart.
The book contains a great many
valuable suggestions in regard to the
subjects treated OF. The book car
be had at Feming & Cos.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-07-11

CONSTITUTIONAL CoNvENTIoN.-We
learn by private dispatch from Column
bus that this body adjourned on Monday
till December. We suppose it is owing
to the prevalence of the cholera. Had
members been less disposed to talk and
more to act, the object of the Conven'
tion might have been accomplished ere
this. But as IT is, the people will no
get a chance to express their opinion
thereon till another spring.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-07-11
BosToN. July 6.

BOSTON, July D.
The wife and three daughters of
Professor Webster appeared before
the Counci! yesterday, and pleaded
i'm aid Of the petition of the husband
and father for a Communication of pun
|ishment. Mrs. Webster said she
had been unwavering in the belief OF
her husbands innocence until he
had made his confession; she also sta
tied that it was chiefly through her
means and representations that the
petition for pardon and protes:ation
.of his innocence was sent in after
their withdrawal. The Council seni
for DIR. Putnam, and stated that they
having great doubts on certain point:
in the confession, had consulted sep.
erately three eminent surgeons, anc
a document had been prepared fol
. him to present to Professor Webster
but before the document was read
{ the doors were closed; but it wa:
understood that one of the question
'propounded was whether such q
stick as that described in the confes,
! sion would give such a blow as
would cause death in ten minutes
land all three considered it would not
Eand the other questions were ans
wered adverse to the confession. The
opinion is universally expressed that
no commutation will be granted.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-07-11
The Iowa Contest.


The House of Representatives, by
vote of 95 to 95, have decided agains
giving the seat, now occupied by Thomp'
son, Loco, to D. F. Miller, Wing. Oul
readers will recollect that Mr.. Miller
was elected by the Mormon vote-that
the poll-book was missing, and thus
Thompson, Loco, was returned. This
poll-book, after being concealed By this
man Thompson and his ldscyers, more
than a year, was at last discovered on
them by accident. Miller claimed his
right to his seat; and on motion to de-
clare Miller duly elected, the vote stood
95 yeas to "a nays; the Speaker voted
in the negative, making tie and de-
feating the motion.
There were tUenty-Ore Wigs absent
and eighteen Locos. Among the Wing:
absent we notice the name of Mr.. Vim
ton. Of course we know not the cause
Of the absence of any, but this much
we do know, that there has not been {
vote taken during this session, whele
we more gladly should have seen the
name of our representative recorded
than among the yeas on this motion; fol
by no vote has justice and decency been
so outraged.
P.S. A Washington correspondent
of the N. Y. Tribune says Mr.. Vintor
was absent on account of sickness.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-07-11
Nudge WeIc n,

We understand that Hon. Ariu:
Nye. of Marietta, has resigned tht
President Judgeship Of the 9Th cir
cult, and that Hon. John Welch, oI
Athens, has been appointed as hi,
An excellent appoint.
ment.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-07-11

New CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS
'The returns of the Assessors in Mas.
sachusetts, so far as they have been
published and compared with the
population of l840, show a very
marked increase in nearly every
town. The common range is above
so per cent. for the ten years, while
lin some towns the increase runs up
to 100 per cent, $50 per cent, 20O
and 2ll.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-07-11
The Lake superior .Journ,

" The Lake Superior Journal
says the arrangements to remove the
Chippewa Indians from Lake Supe
rior are producing much dissatisfac-
|tion among the Indians and the
whites. The Indians are 10th to re.
move, and the whites to let them 60
The policy Of removing them is con.
|demned. Many Of them are partly
civilized, and we cannot find a coun.
try better fitted and more out Of the
way for the Chippewas.
The New York herald., 1850-11-17

Of Northern ct 4Sc. 40; and Jersey ct 500 axe
Corn was . shade hrmsr, and In good demand, With
for Delaware roo for old wssvilly Southern; and
Ito. for Jersey round and Western mixed.
BEEswAx.-6ales Of ! 500 lbs were made ct DO
CoFyEE-No chap pge in the market. Stock Rio has
been reduced considerably The sales ofthe day COM
prise $50 bags Rio at ll4c and small lots st.
Domingo Tin all about so bags) at 10o Q l01ac.
CoAL'-Thers being large stockof foreign on hand
the market has been less buoyant and easier prices
were readily accepted for some qualities Within the
past week sales have been mado OF 50 tons Liverpool
Orrel, at 81 so q $8 three csIgoes Sidney at So
50 25 four and six months do Pictou at 80 37s
and $50 tons Scotch for at private bar
gain. Anthracite has improved chiefly owing to the
high rates demanded In philadelphia and an advance
In freights, and sales making to-day st 80 DO
81, cash, delivered.
CoIroN The sales reported on Change were 800
bales, with firm market Since, there large
transactions. We quote the rates buyers offer
LIvxR POOL 4
The New York herald., 1850-11-17
CITY TRADE REPORT.

sArUEnAY, Nov l0th-6P. VI.
AsHps There vac more activity In the market,
while holders hrm with salss Of lb0 bills, at
50 12b for pots. and So 81 Tor pearls The stock In
the Inspsctop srs house this morning reached 2S37
bbs Of which s57 we're pots, aud toe residue pearls
Pnr.rsrvFrs- F7ouJ-The transactions during the
day were somewhat Isstricted by the limited
rivals Of State snd Western -four, aod holders
very firm There a fair home trade inquiry. ard
moderate demand for export The sale. aggregate
IL OCO bbls domestic at 50 12H 81 81 for We su-
p'rhne; with common to strsight Stats at 81 GAY
- 6s9t; mixed to fancy Michigsn ard Indiana at
81 G2b as4 81; good brands ohio at 81 20 a 81 81;
round hoop do. at 81 ei 81 "a aud pure Gsntsee az
s4 "a So Canadian vas in lniJel request. With
sats of 11oO bbls ct 50 62k In bond which exhibits
a tendency IN favor of purchasers The rect pts Of
Southern Hour were somewhst increased, yet not to
tuch an extent to have any i'm portart effect on the
arfet The trausactiens con- grtseo 400 bills at Sba
SIS 1gL for mixed TO etfs'sht Alexandria Baltimore
and q 3eoraetorn Rye Flour remaned sithout decided
ehspee with ssIes Of $50 bbls at 80 60 Indian Corn
Neoi vas firm, but txcsedinsly quit a 80 S7k for
Brandy vine end s3 las Tor Jersey The prime qna.
i.tes Of state and Western wheat were much inquired
for hut the common descriptions we're heavy With
ther q declining tendency Cansdian also "a. de-
presssd. there being sn abundant supply IN masket
we noticed ssles Of 20o0 bushels white csn-s.san In
bond ut 81 O6k; $500 bushels prime white 9enesee
at 81 20 81 "a which was ar Improvement and 25o0
bushels mixed Ohio st 81 05. Holders OF Rve were
more cesirous TO realizs, and prices have dropping
ircnstiop some 5000 bushels we're sold AZ $40 S5c
Bo,kp hss not varied. The stock vss light. sales
sversee eco bushels prims four rowed At to arrive
TO be taken In the shP Oats we're aruer, VIII sales
The New York herald., 1850-11-17
Passengers sailed.

LavERrooIstssmship bsiile-kr Day Kelors, States
Consul R Glasgow and lacy Troy ny; Chas RUSSELL lady
and dspeher Bcn Fhsrb rhos Pssrssii and isdy Roht
Pea~ts Mfs pesrsal, "a sine Thom, Miss rhom, Rt
Rev Archbishop John Hughes The Very Rev Mr. viisnis
The very Rev Mr. Donchue The Very Rev The Very
Rev John taulheld Lawrence TcnBele, Hurrcgh. Mr.
Trocte bearer Of dispatches Mr. Toussily sutton Mr.
Henry Butterfeld Capt Palmer Mr. Mead lady child
servant New York John MMuien son, Bsftmore;
Mas scrihntr, Baltimore; Dr King, Nevpsrt, Mosee
Brown. NYcrh; A lacnEe House, NOrlssns r n Du-
lsny and lady, friend and two Va Mr. Quentin snd
lady. rrork; Mrs Flerence. philadelphia william Will
lie. Draper. NYork Jennings ireland, stanton,
StoniDgton, Cenn Jose Ftjder Jose Pessat Cuba;
Leguinszsbal Chihuahua, Mexiosi Wilson, FYorki
FeTransez lady ssd servant de Leon LADY and Ha.
Stiles ana brother, 81 Louis Williams,
Lizard std lady Jones lady, and daughter, Norssns
Edvd johnson fbiisd,fhia
sAvaxraH-stesmsr rioridsG Cosnovsr, lady An SER
vsnt; BALDWIN lsdy child and servants Lamar sud
lady tves lady children and servan seriisg and
l.ey l,srd sd lady we,mo. and LADY Sim l,dy
w Andsrscp, lad, child sna servants; q Gordon and
Bstris, LADY and en.laren webster sna IA y o
middleton and isdyl Mach lazy and servsneE Hoss
lady ard ehne Mss harsinsi Mrs Hof Mrs Hunter.
child snd servant Mrs Garner Mrs Ros Mrs yohnson
nr. orisss Mrs. ncrsnd NJ, Loori. Yrs Eonss Mrs
dshrcok MS Pond Mrs Whi.man Mrs L. willisus;
nmcni hi.ses cuysr Tyler Esss and servant carn.s
nrs wsrd sn snd srvsnt Mrs ssli.sn, dsushter
vsnt Mrs Nicoti NJ tD 2 2children ana servsnt; Col
Hauevss hssrsH Dl:ttf IChesspsn, N smith, D
The New York herald., 1850-11-17
TeIeura phIc Reuorts.

NEw ORLEAs., Nov. 16-A. NJ.
The Csmbrias news came TO hand last evening. The
decline of sc. 70 noticed In my last despatch has
teen established with saies yesterday Of i500 bales
TIE quotations for middlina are 13c. l3kc. The
sales Of the week are Is 500 bales.
Nrw oRLEaNs.-Nov 16-12w
IL has been raining nearly all day aud business gene
rally has been dull In grain nothing vas doing
shoulders at &C. Rio Coffee s active with sales Of 400
tsss ct re. whiskey is at 2sc The sales OF cotton
to day have been GO bales Hay has declined.
Nrw 0RtE,Ss, Nov l6-P.M
1O(C0 bales of cotton have beer disposed Of ct de-
cline of Lc Flour continues dull; is held IS
sre very scsrce and are quoted at 7Hc. as, shoul-
dsrs 6Lc. whithey has dropped down to 27kc per
rslIop. q eco lbs. Of prime coffee have changed
hands at III G. -
Flour closed heavy yesterday The price to. day Is
Sc p5 nor bb Barley ranges from i0a65 Der
Oats ssaiO cts. New Corn. 30a33 cts
CiScTvsArI, Nov 16-PM
Five hundred hogs have been sold to-day at 50 so.
The market IL firm, aud the tendency upwards There
ere but few hogs In market yet.
Burrsio, Nov. 10 1850
iollovs;~Flour l6CoO bbIs wheat, none; corn $500
bu,bels Western -four II In fair demand and the ar
t.t ts without material change but the incemenoy OF
tho weather cheeks operations ssles OF 1000 bbs
sBf5 SO 81 for Michigan wheat is steady; small
salss a Ohio at 77c. zoe The expert demand for
eorn hes fallen CT; mixed Western is at Sic Ohio
vbiskey is at 2Tkc.
The following have been the receipts sf since
yt.terdsy:-Piour. rs coo bes wheat, 2 500 bushsls
ia frmsr With tsies OF 1900 bbls on private teruas
wheat s firm and ady sales 500 bushels at al 10
for Genssee 5000 bushels Of barley have ebsnsed
hands at s71c OlH osts-2 500 bushelssold at 4lc
The New York herald., 1850-11-17

HAvRx syS sourHANrroN-stenmship rrsnipn-T u
b,ens % n sr,s 20 siss > bregs y oaihe arinJ
Lspelos, niss Lahglos Lansois whiilOos lsiv,
child and servant fgtt, Dim re- bud, bearer a
Dispatches Cart Linea Of Nyork DR. unt, Mss sHun
Louisville; CooCh, W .lch, Price, horrsll Ser
gesnt. Fhilaeeiphia Ufara, Charleston; sutton,
sutton, psltimoI, kar,nsnd, Texas Duviyier. 9
liant, Wrisht Norlesn. W ward, Mise y Ward, vir-
gnia w stephsas ane lady London: Fsnvei Muhsns
Dslaehaud. sssondet servant, Mat Charssrello
Delieert ano servant lie Fevre Leseron Chains,
Pefors Cas.on Lde Leioncsre Hsd Iang Lang Lang.
Mise Lsrg. Mcbride, Mad Love, tosetts, Lot
settle. vidsi Aufey, De Mopn, Monthierd France.
CHAELEsros-ship Chace-krs Nathevs, Mr. O Leg
them.
BAv.s.-Brk chilss Hsrold-G XIII Kelley Of Dsrss-
doee.
CuRAcko-Brig Abram--M Russell.
The New York herald., 1850-11-17
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CoEPANY-rUR pm
III informed that under the az tnts

OACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CoEPANY.-rHB PUB
lie are informed that under the Of
Gomp.ny stsa Inspected and approved By the Nayy
nre TO leave Panama an Sal Francisco ana
fifteenth day Of each month uness detaine by unavod
accident the srrva of he mails Panama. Ths
Of the frst Of he month will touch at Aospuioo
San Bias hasatlan San Diego and Monterey. The
Of the fftsenth Of the month win touch Acapulco
at o other Mexican ports.
The steamship COLUMBIA will PLY regularly afsor
her arrival in the Pacific between San Francisco AID
in Oregon awaiting At the former the arrival
and from PAnsm, and returning without delay
with mails aad passengers for the following steamer from
San Franeseo regular line Of proPellers viii be kept up
for the Of freight and
between Panama and San Francisco.
The connection in The Atlantic will be msstained By
steamshpa EMPIRE CITY leaving New York the lath
and CHEROKEE leaving New York the 18th Of each
month for Chagres third boat viii also be kept New
York as n spare stoa NOR.
The steamships CARIBS BEAN and PIIILAp KI.PHIA
will form direct line between New Orleans and ChagreA
leaving at such periods will lt.e dstention
possible enhe Ithmus sns forming with the Pafo
ships through line 10 aud from New psrts
McKee, CslfoTnis and Oregon.
Thro.sa TesSts for any month can be secured on .pp
cations for from hew Orleans shoud be mad.
ARMSTRONG. LAUpAsoN = Co., Agents, NJ thai place
New York. Oct. 81.