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The Yazoo Democrat., 1850-08-15

TnE CHINESE AHIsTARFA --sIr, Down
ing calls the Nistaria the gem Of the gar
den and sllrnbbery in the month Of Nav,
aud agrees with London in thinking it the
amost magnificent Of all hardy aeciduous
climbers - When this vine was first in.
tFodnced into Greas Britain from China,
thirty years ago, Il was sold for six gnines
plant. !. aoprs three or four times dur.
ing the season, aud is 50 hardy that we are
surprised i q not more generally cuitivat.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1850-08-15

TIE RARm.
Whltewashing Smooth sI-Inns7 rr1|I-.

ttllteWashtns n Smooth S lzInned Fruits.
e appears that tie cnlligatofs ~ differ
ent sections Of she country, IS IN favor of
the efficacy Of lime In preventing the pune
ture Of smooth.skinned fruits such Is tie
nectaFihe and the plum, by that misehieV-
Gus ittle insect the cnrculfo.
Dir. +. ] oung. Of Louisville. Keutuctv.
r.ade repeaE ca experiments last year which
conyinced him fully 81 tie eood eject 81
Ihe method Lis mode of applying the
time was that he threw water on the fruits
with Q syringe, unless they were FIRST wet
with dew q with shower, and then with
some elastic Implement such as a broad
spatAlaor tin shovel. threw small quaint.
ties Of powdered line upwards from beueath
the fruit the powder rises in q dense cloud.
aud settles on fbe fruit.
III d. llssillp son, Of ssaxonvfIle. Mass
acliusetts, applied the wh:tewasIl IN a some.
what different manner. He showered tie
trees with whileWasil, with wi,at. he ealls
a 'handengine, which may. mean a syrinoe.
covering the branches entirely, which. IN
case of a tree Of moderate size Is done in,
tive minutes. Ills experiments. he states.
convince him that this method is sure yre-
Eyentative. According TO lis obseryat;ans.
9
the insects begilN TO pnneture tile fruit in
Massachusetts, about the 9th oE June. aud
Ecohtinues its work tillsthe 20th Of JHly.
The editor Of che Horticulturist. in the
June number ofswhich are communications
from Alr. Young and Mr.. Simpson. suggests
that the whtfewash should be rathef thin.
and day old, else It might prove more
hurtfHi to the crop than even the curcnlio.
The whitewash should be reserved when
:. it is washed off by rains.
+ The CURcULIo.-T The destructive enr-
cnlio is busyiit work upon the plums and
other fIuit in this vicinity. Cherries are
suffering as well as plums. We Yesterday
saw one Of the scoundrels, aud witnessed
4 tie operation by which BE defeats the fruit
growers. q he insect was about the size Of
a small common fly, with brown back.
3 lcopeFed with small pertuberanees. It com
! lmencedsby thrusting its bill, hooked like a
pick, into the green plum, aud worked there
patiently 70 hollow place large enough 20
. receive It's egg. 1t then carefully withdrew
the instrument faced about, aud deposited
5 an egg, plainly seen Ia the place prepared.
Il The little destructive then wheeled again.
{ lapplied his bit, and fairly Aettled the egg
aout Of sight, and covering It up carefully,
flaud fixing the wound of the fruit SO as 10
: heal readily, he rested from his labors-
This last operation shows us the deep semi.
tlNnar cut, so often seen in the fruit when
maturing Springfield Repu6.
= ~
The Yazoo Democrat., 1850-08-15

Marrying a woman for her beauty only
is like eating bird for lis singing.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1850-08-15

IS "a foreign medical writer, possessing cans
dot, has tely asserted that apAysic is the
arr Of amusing the patient, wlli!e nature
cures the disease.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1850-08-15

There are some that live without any de.
sign atalI and pass intlle world like sEiaws
,npolra river; they do mot go, but they are
carfied.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1850-08-15

An absent.minded editor having conrted
a girl and applied TO llef father, the old man
sitld:
/" "WeH,you want my daughter, what sort
of a.settIemeilt will you naIe9 What will
you give her.
Give herr cried tile other, looking up
vacantly, "Oh, III give her a puff. :,
The Yazoo Democrat., 1850-08-15

~ At a session OF the Cout in B.,
a large number Of the lawyers were stop
ping at one house. One evening, quite a
number of farmers came into market, and
"put up at the same house. Our lawyers,
always on hand for fun sent the wag oi
their number to quiz these "hardy paw.
neers," Shep' says). for the amusement
of theeompany. To his question of,
"Well friends, where do 20 hail from2"
The spokesman of the party, a rough
looking customer, answered.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1850-08-15

SoMErHlNG Eu An ;lgenions Kan.
.kee, down East las invented machine for
Farmer ha, seen il and giVen it a fsial. lie
say enlpties the ndso very freelV and
ea Is, al q the te q ABOUT quart s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-10
Yin Cepgress, Yesterday.

Tba SENATE ooncurred in the Texas ana
New.Mexico bill from the House, listened
to q long speech from MIR. Houston about
tbe personal difficulty between him and MIR.
Wallace, and agreed to adjourn on the Both
inst. a Message was received from she
President, transmitting the State Csnstitu-
lion Of New-Mexico, but not recommending
action thereon.
The HOUSE agreed to adjourn on the Goth
A letter was read from Gen. james Wilson
ofN. Il. resigning his seat, as he is going to
California. The bill supplying Deficiencies
in the pay and mileage of Members was
amended to as to pay the Senators and
REPRESENTATIVES from California, and appro-
priating $4,000 more to buy books s0'th for
new Members.
The country will no doubt be graft
fed at such evidence Of zeal In the pursuit
and dispensation of knowledge among its
Representatives.
No further business was done before
adjournment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-10
BUSINESS uor1oEs.


APPRENTICES LisRARY.-Ths General socsry Of We
ehapics and Trsdesmen desiooR of aordinR the Creates
facility and eneoursgementto the Apprentices Of heeha.
cs for the Improvement Of their minds during tho period
of their apprenticeship By the occupation OF taar sisS
hous In pleasant and Instructive reading snd study rslnsr
than IN the idle smussneuu and dsbaxsng associations Of
the Civ havs d. ring the Of tho Library ade saeh
mproveren, IN their building, the Mechanics Han. a
viii ytvs e Apprentices tbs advantages Of large spaes
in the Library converts ptly fitted up ard supplied viii
periodicals. &c for reading during the evenings in addnoa
to ,hs eratullous ass OF the Booka OF the Library.
Pbe removed Of the Library to the second story OF CO
Hall with pleasant and convenient entrance on sroa&
nv ogers additional Inducements for all Apprentices to
embrace The advantages hich the liberal philanthropy
The socesy has provided and profss freely for the uss
all who fuTsah the required guarantees for the care and sa
return OF the books.
Thai the young Mechanlc may not be deprived OF the o
pornity OF I'm srovemen at the expiration OF as appfea
ceship Jourreymen and others viii hereafter DO allowed
the OF the Apprentices Library including The Library
bequealhed the socisty By the lae Benjamin De MIA
and to which the bequess of Other members OF bis family
win enable the Society make frequent additions foz 10
smsIl charge OF one dollar per year.
hesnbeYs Of the Society tand the widows Of deceassG
members will find the Library conveniently Accessible fcr
the females Of their families who may now participate
lie sdvensgea-
The Library will be re6pened al the MechsncS Hal, "a
Broadway, OF Monday evening" the 1871 sepeembsrr ana
oman every evening during the week from to O'Clock
Ybe Reading Rooms OF the Society Will DO open every
evening rom to 10 O'Clock Members WIN 6nd the lated
foreign newspapers the tabes upon tho arrival Of he
steamers weekly from Earope By order OF the Library
comrpltee. JAMES VAN NORDEN, ChAirnaa.
Iouw q AVIAN Librarian anS0 La
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-10

attention to this issue, and have devoted
~batever industry and capacity we have
To the one object of making the settlement
Of this Boundary aB favorable to New
Mexico and thus to Freedom, as possible:
On this account we have borne abuse, in
furious misrepresentation and deliberate cal
umpy-much of is concocted by The Post.
There are thousands who have been made
to believe The Tribune recreant to Free
Soil who could not have been thus deluded
had we not held party, personal friendship
and our own reputation subordinate to the
saving Of Thousands Of square miles from
Slavery for Free Labor. Time viii Vlndi-
cate our course--if not, we fearlessly aP-
peal TO the judgment of Eternity.
The Post does gross injustice to Preal-
ident Fillmore, misled and misleading BY
means of an omission in the Telegrsphio
Report of his Texas Message. The Message
as transmitted, reads che claim Of Texas
to New Mexico be valid !" &c, but in the tele-
graphic copy as delivered to US and transfer
red to al the Northern and SO to the West
ern journals, that important !! was omit
ted, making the President assert OR admit the
Justice of the claim which he never did ad-
NIT and only spoke Of Alphabetically. Such
mistakes to the prejudice of its sdvarsaries
80 bob;troJ NTH Thu Post
4. AS "to the holders of Texas Scrip"
and their doings in connection with this
question, The Post may be right, though we
have not particle of evidence that it is.
At all events, their influence was an ele-
ment of the calculation which nc practical
legislator could wisely disregard. But that
influence cared nothing for the provisions
Of the bill beyond the clause securing them
their Millions. Had the friends of Free
Soil taken the matter into their own hands,
either by adopting and amending the Com
promise bill or by amending and adopting
the Texas Boundary bill, the Texas Scrip
influence, be it much or little, would have
been on their side, without any agency Of
theirs in the premises. We believe they
might have SO shaped matters, and that the
Texas Boundary (which was essentially
from the first and obviously at the last the
pivot of the entire controversy would have
passed far more easily and triumphantly
with the right Boundary than it did with 8
wrong one. The time must come when this
whole struggle may be viewed calmly and
the part which each has taken in itjudged
Justly. For us, it cannot come too soon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-10

gs- JENNY LIND viii appear before an American audi
s,ce FOR the frat time next Wednesday evening" until taa
catering heart, be still Il is surInised tia; upward
5000 persons w Il be pescnt to hen to the Nghtngasi
s.t note.-Conscience! Whata qnvertng OF hearts, be-
,tb .ain brsssetts and white vesis how the hands
will glow beneath white Kids from excessive over-paH pg
Whata bsve and ,tirrng show OF Stsenng' downy rama
,,sd from, Tute,st latest and richest portahon and
rsrkne cpers glasses from bis choice saaorment-hov
when the as iaiat vanished in the hesvens the
walls will resouud with murdercus raplnre-go to-
80. a...r nm of ri.h fnrnisn zoola SO Btoadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-10

B We publish this morning the Report made
,,sba House of Representatives by Mr. DURKEE
swisconsio, upon Cheap Postage, together With
a bill 70 carry ito effect the views therein advo
Gated. We commend the statements of thia Be
nms to the careful attention of our readers. The
bill Is all that can be asked with single exceP,
sion 1t atrihes us the. provision ought TO DO made
whereby letters may be sent without prepayment,
Enough at higher rate Of postage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-10

Ey We have received from Genio G. Scott, l46
Roadway the "MiRRoR OF FASHION, for September, &C
compered with his artist; Report OF Fashons for the
fall and winter OF the present and ensuing seasoua Illus.
traed by twenty full length engraylpgs This work Ia got
up In the yle, and presents the most recent egsa
uon on the whole sub ect of gentlemen's We
learn that ts circulation Ia rapidly increasing among the
mos and fashionable members OF the profaf
sou and indeed halts peruSc considered een!el
to iuAt appreciation of the philosophy OF clothea"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-10

obsfor the New York Tribune that Journal
boldly ayovved that it toOd prefer di,seltiOH Of The Union
10 The abandonment Of The V,Imot PrOr's0" Herald
Rap We forget whether the above is
the eighteenth or nineteenth direct, de-
liberate, malicious falsehood which TIE
Herald has uttered to our prejudice since
we last mentioned that paper. After the
next dozen, we shall be tempted to take our
yillful ealumniator in hand.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-10

JENNY LSD TICKETS FOR sALE-Tae subfcrber ma, Tor
sale one hundred and twenty tickets for Mde LIMBS
Concert at Castle Garden Wednesday evening the lib
inGt They all very egtby located not one OF shem
being under the gallery, and all OF them commanding full
vsw Of the stage. They be ough In 10. or angy
Of EDWARD PHALOH 1877 Broadway,
$40 2t+ urder Franklin House,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-10
Fer California.

We shall issue THIS MORNING
The xXXYIIIth number of The Tribune for
California, Oregon and the Sand'gicd Islands.
twill contain all the latest Foreign and Do
mestio News, Congressional Proceedings,
Marriages Deaths, &c.
Persons wishing copies of this papar will please
leave their orders early to-day to PreyentdisaPPoint-
ment Single copies, in wrappers ready for mail
ing, sixpence. ..----
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-10

Truth And TRUTH oNLy.-The day la past when lbs
pubc would submit to be- drugged with the compounds q
empirci,m. KKApp's Health Restorative Bistera could
have obtained celebrity except by their cures Their
reputation res,s facts and hose facts show mat Tor D
dgestlon, female complaints, dsordered bowels, dSs'
pepaa want of appetite and Low Spf' they are beyond
comparison the best preparation extsnt General Depot
SEQ t1rd,or.st IS 2tlawYus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-10

A CARp-The subscriber having returned from Europe
would respectfully Inform his pups aud tho public se1s
ally, ha hia hiding schoo will open for tbs reception
pupils on Monday Stu September Bs would also return
his thanks bis former patrons for the liberal support b
received the hands, and trusts by zsalouG ate
ton his profession and guarded attention to thai re-
Spec;abiy whic1 bs establishment hss maintained
to inertia continuance Of pub &c patronage
na w. d DIsBROW, % Fourtr4y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-10

EY- We have good news at last to send our
CALIFORNIA friends by TO day steamship-the IN,
qualified ADMISSION Of their Stats into the Union
Tbose who wish to communicate the pleasant It'd.
ines to their friends in the State will find full
detais in to.day's California Tribune.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-10
MUSICAL NOTICE.

e ghs subscriber has taken up bis residence In thi City
ct Is East Eizheenlh-st between Fcurth-ayeHus and
Broadway. ALI Communications etc. relative to teaching
may be made 10 him at the place. at the conysya
tory Of Music, all Broadway. Communications &c reia
ting TO Music Bookn should b addressed 10 care OF W. T.
NEWMAN L. Co lss BtosdwsY WM.B. BRADBURY.
hIb
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-10
WILLIAMSBURG ITEMS.

FIRE-The alarm on Saturday night proceeded
from Pollys dintilery, aome spirit having ignted'
but by the application OF yorious cloths, &c. was
amothered out without much damage being done.
CIRcuMsTANcE.-Aton one of our churches on San
day afternoon, there was such an offensive odor as
to REQUIRE cologne water to be thrown about and
nome ladies' were compelled to leave the church
On examination afterward it found that a cat
had got iato the Church, cfawIed into hole and
died The odor was observed on Saturday bat the
cauEe could not be found.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-10
Rnilrnad Accident.

BosToS, Monday Aug.s
On Saturday, on the Cheshire Railroad, between
WalptIe a estnoreland, N, H. gravel car
containing Irish aborers, came in collision With
adowaward ain, y which three O. the sboreF'
we're killed and SIX oth.r, badly wounded, some
of VI ON are n 4 expected to recover.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-10

Ey" Freckles Tan, salowress Rimples ErupHons, aad
all nkin diseaScs La well known, positively cared By
using GouRAUD's Italian Medicated Soap. Tbs PoudfS
Subtle egsdicates hair from any pa Of the body Mqnd
Rouge for pale Ups and cheeks. Lily White, for ro1Ea'
flushed sluggish compexons At ST Walkerst 6rs ssfs
from Broadway. Calender, soub. Thrt-s Phsdslpha
a;s9 II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-10
JENuY LIND CONCERTS.

Ry 7he CHECKERS Grand Piano Forte, 10 be used az
the Concert Castle GARDEN Wednesday evening. may
be seen at H. WARRENs Ware Rooms for the sae OF Chick
erinRs Pianos 22st Broadway La Fargo Building $40 Or
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-10
Pranrnaa OF tho CheIera.

PETERSBURG, Monday, sspts
There were four cases Of Cholera yesterday, all
of which proved fatal. None were reported today
By the uncoupling Of the wheels the Clarion
Coach was preopitAted down thirty feet of bank.
The Hon. w. Irwin, y. 8. Marshal, and several
others were seversly injured by the accident.
There ID 80 inches water in the channel
The weather here is pleasant.
LOUISVILLE, Monday, Bepls.
Biahop Bascomb died here yesterday.
HARPER's REnsY, Monday, Sept 8.
TIE Cholera is again raging here 20 new cases.
8 OF which proved fatal, occurred on Saturday.
MILWAUKEE,, Saturday, Sept 7h.
Tyo deaths from Cholera last "a hours.
The steamer OWL" and warehouse are Just
burning.
winter Wheat, 65075o. Spring, 55965o.
Transactions are limited.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-10

PENNSYLVANIA The Wtlmot'-The Demo-
cratic Conferees of the XIIth Congress District
met at Towanda on the 4sh The District consists
OF Bradford Susquehanna and Tioga Counties,
each entitled to two conferees. Bradford had
chosen Free Sellers susquehanna Hunkersi
while T1oga was represented By two sets, each
claiming to be regular Of course, Bradford was
unanimous for the Burners, but SO waa susque-
hanna for the Hunkers. After wranging through
one day they drew apart Bradford and lis Tioga
men renominated DAVID WILMor, while suaque-
hanna and ITS Tiogas nominated JAMES LowREE of
Tioga-a bunker OF the bistersst sors, who opposed
Wilmots election in 46 and again in A. So both
fairly in the fed and one tLowrey) nh not Be
atthdranE-certsinly not in favor Of Wiuot. The
fght ID spunky at present, and We mean 70 see it
out
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-10
AVOID FRAUD AND GET THE GENUINE ARTICLE

AfOID FaaoH A1p 5G4L kI1a oGHOAnE' AA>A
DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIs EXTRACTOR.
In the aew envelop sud the large boxes.
CAUToaCounteGfeiis In the old wrapper food Iae nAf
kett Beware OF its deadiy eGec.a
M1sD-rhe emb.ems on the new eayolop. san Tdangs :
Serpent Lion, Dove and Eagis.
II Read tbs nsw circular for ls5e.
h DALLEY-Depot AIS Broadway.
For sALE ALSO. BY--Hsvilsud. Reese Co.; . e.
Banda; c. cTcheues Co asd st Rushion's Also @iA>
Hayes, Brooklyn, and W. r. Mercer, Newark
pALIEY,s AaIHAL 0ALvAssC.
The cheapest bes. quickest, aad most csrsin r@neeI
ever discovered for tho OF diseases OF eA'
tie. For sAIe as a1ove.
u Read pItaed Circulars
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-10
oMNlBU3 LINES FROM ALL sEcFloNs,

s- or The city pass in lhe Immediate vicinity Of EVER
DEIIls elegant establshmen, for Card Engraving AID
Printing SO2 Broadway, corner Duans-a whore may be
had the mos, beautiful and fashionable styles OF Bridal
Cards Envelops, Cake Boxes Bridal Wafers &c, also
spendd assortment Of Silver Door Plates sesls OF Gold
Silver and Ivory mir EvERDELL has branch atore at
Wall al, for the accomm Gaton OF his down town cus.
,omera as Steods
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-10
Raflroad Accideat-Oue Man Killed.

LTICA sUGOg7i SePF %
The Express train from the West ran of the
tack at Gr,ena'a Corner, 20 miles west Of this
oi v TIE swi.oh was wrong, which caused the
accident.
John Dunn, the firemsn, was instantly killed
Hs neck was broken, and ons of his leg' cut on
Henry 8. Cole, the Conductor was signify III
jared, and several others are more or less nuFF'
The train arrived here at 81 O'clock hours be-
hind itsregular time.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-10
RusIMEss NOTIoEs.

BARNup's MUSEUM IL is pity The lille Bstsms1a
leave 80 soop they clever active 10 Intelligent
u OF genius whether IN comic performances fragile Of
an afternoon The DrunkaTd played every evening now
Rbs Is tie most cesorsed 50 well az he most FopQlG
moral drama ever put on The stsge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-10
Washington Items.

Special Telegraph 70 TIE 7T16a7e
twas discovered that the Speakers vote did
MT kill the Milesge and Pay bill for the California
members, and 1t passed by two majority
The California and Territorial bills were signed
md arrived FIVE minutes after the House adjourned.
Gen. WILSON eff N. e. bearer of dispatches to
California, will be Collector of Gan Francisco Or
Surveyor General.
The Collectors of Bath and B slfast will be au.
perseded by MIR. Bronson and Mr.. Fantz' The
latter has been nominated
Nothing was done with Lewis, Collector Of Phila
aelphia, to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-10

IF There Is OF g pace in New-York where aIrarges
can fad really good boots and shoes refer to WAT.
KINGS ia Fulton-s where boots sold but those
uactured on the p emises We oeleveha, mr Wa repu.
tation az bootmaker is unsurpassed Our friends would
do well TO call 81 3eod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-10

Cp MICHAEL DoHEsY, Esq was admitted to
The bar of this State by the Supreme Court at Al,
bany last week He will practice in this City Sue
oosa IN him
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-10

~ Pie sensible portion OF the community begin to
see The folly Of contributing to the support OF me soid'
WAY 81 batters IN luxury and ideneas, snd paying FOR
their expenaivs showshopa when they hays only 10 'in
IN. corner OF tho Museum and walk few ltsps TO EsssS'
scur,n,s 1t7 Nas.au.ss where better, lighter.
,,.cen and durable hat ia sold for IS So
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-10
Adjournment OF Congress.

Adjournment of Congress-
'p'sA-s WASHINGTON, Monday sspt9.
This day three weeks viii be moved today in
the House f.r adjournment. The Senate it is
,horebt. will concur. The California Representa-
tiqeS will probably be admitted today Nothing
wss done in she Cabinet yesterday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-10

Ey TIE PLUME National DAGUERREAN GALLERY,
PSI Broadway contains he lngess collection OF portraits
OF distingulsbsd indviduas in Ibis country No can
fall Of bstng interested 90 Waiting lha collection
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-10

Who WERE HIS RlyALsl-Who beside tho Broadway
halter tried buy tho ticket for Jenny Limbs Concert
QuackR. "Brds Of feather focked together" Ergo, The
halter quack. II you want beautiful ha! Of tho Ys
fashion, we advice you call KNOX l2s PultonS who
Ia TOO aensb!e fellow TO pay 1925 for Concert ticket
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-10

Bay CONGRESS- has agered to adjourn on
She goth inst. BY a strong vote in both
Houses. We believe this vote will be hailed
with universal appreciation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-10
Cnas of afnbbIuK.

HARRISBURG, Monday, ocpIs'
Dr. seier Of this e. in rescuing horse taken
by his nephew and SON of ex Governor Porter'
ast night &c wed sab from young Porter which
it is feared W il res Il 10 lis cath.