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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-28

nsy- THE News FROM EURoPE has little
political interest. Nothing decisive has
happened in Schleswig Holstein, and it
seems probable that the great powers may
settle the difficulty, in favor Of Denmark of
course, before any more fighting of SERIOUS
character takes place. France and Ger
many preserve the same appearance of
quiet which they have borne for some time
past.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-28
Laco-Facn Riof. &c.

BALTIMORE, tuesday AugshN.
At the Loco-Eoco meeting last night held at
Lexington Market something Of fight took place
between the partisans Of Watkins aud Turner
late opposing candidates for the Msyoralty. The
Eighth Ward men had their Transparency which
they carried in procession taken and destroyed
Some of them were forced to leave the meeting
ground
Wm. Fleming, notorious thief was arrested
to-day, charged with being concerned in the bur
glsry OF Mr.. Turner'S store on Saturday is,t.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-28

a. NAPOLEON BoSAPARrE az st. Helena gave uisr
arce 70 good thing when he sald IL enough fort,
preservation ofHEhLTH DEc<scY that efe, fe bs oda
the face and the feet be frequently washed but that ~
whole surface Of he bodybe repeatedly punhed' wssy
the the frequent Of glorious luxurious eu
client bath Ia the BEST preventive OF disease bio
devils and ineom parable shave afterwards renden =
perfectly nyineiblo with the ladies'. New York IL We
provided with The meas Of enjoying the blessings =
CIPRIco's Shaving, Hair Dressing and Bathing s.oons
Freuchs Hotel coroer OF Frankfort and Chshsm.sta
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-28

16g- Mr.. McKENNAN, the Secretary Of
the Interior, has not yet resigned, though it
is probable that he may do go. When he
left Washington, bis return was dependent
upon certain contingencies, one Of which
though we presume not the main one-wss
the restoration of bis health, which is I'M
aersto0d 70 be infrm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-28
MEMS RATS.
FALL FASHION FOR 1850.
w. EsPENCHEID, Halter,
10. 49,.

LOT Nssssu'st NswYofs,
Respectfully gives notice that he will issue the Pau Y..b
lon for Gerterens HAT, on Saturday, The Stat inst Sss
Universal celebrity which his s. 81 de shsvs obtained no
their Intrinsic beauty and excellence throughout the Unisa
the best guarantee hatcsn be given for their superiority
over On, 81 Hat sold In Brosdwsy single usi viii b.
sufeeut convince the most iceyeduous ss the score
Of economy well as Of sppessnee they are the cheap
est Hat sold, either in this City elsewhere E.rss
hsr on hand heavy stock FOR Wholesale purchus
These who have already ordered VIII receive their Hats By
Saturday next. an2s Aist I
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-28

II GoURAvD's Italian Medicsted Soap IL 10 well knsso
viii cure tan pimpIes reckIes eTupuons and al cutssD
diseases GoUxAUD's Poudre Subtle will ersdcse scpr
Huous hair from sry part Of the body. GouRAvDs Inc
sneous Liquid Dye VIII change red or gray hsk -
minutes to abes1ttui black brown without sdninS -
skin. GoURiuDs Liquid Rouge imparn dsncsfs russ
tirge to pale lips and cheeks defyng detection excep'
washing with soap aud water GouRAUDS Hair hestoge
I've, Circssssn Gloss warranted 10 prevent har -
falling cut restoring it, preventing IL turning grey -
making sdH, wiry hair soh silky and giosy THAI co.,
Is cents each. GoURAUDs Lily White az inssntanssse
innocent and eescious remedy for rough aashsd slug
eonpexoDs Bear In mind that the genuine prepafsu'es
OF Dr. FELIX GoURAUD, are to be had genuine oaye
81 walkersi frat Store from Broadway. snS4S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-28
Severe Storm at Norfolk.

NORFOLK, TaesdEy Aug. a.
The storm of Saturday night from g K. to w.
wss the severest experienced in the Chesapeake
for 30 years psst. TIE steamer "0seola' had
her wheelhcuse blown away, and several rmall
vesaels were reen ashore, sone diams,ted of the
Cspea Several houses in the country were blown
down, and woman and two children were killed
We have heard nothing as yet from the coast, bat
serious injuries are apprehended
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-28

kIESrsori.-A Wing Convention has been held
ststillwster Minnesota which unanimously nomi.
mated Col. n. GREENE Wilcox as the Wing can.
didate for Delegate to Congress Col. A. N. Nit.
oBELI, DAVID OLnsrED and Hon. II. H. sIBLrr,
the presenting nber, are also candidates.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-28

The ncxt number Of The 1r'bHre for Erropeds
circulation will be ssued THIS MORNING at =
O'Clock. 1t will contain all the latest news re-
ceived up to the time Of going to press The
N,oea,n .sas from this port To-Day at 10 ocock
~ This number will contsin our Reports in IN
Of The scietufo Convention held 10 Nov Haven
ia.A ,roak
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-28

OF the votes cast for Congress in the lid District
Of Massachusetts,, as the late election, shows the
following result; For Charles w Upham. (Whig,)
$3.50; Robert hantou, Jr. (Looo) 2,27O; John
Pierpsnt, free Soil) 1871; all Others, 25. Ma
jOriy against Upham, lo6
Monday, September 9, is the day appointed for
a second trial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-28

r. The PLUMBE National Daguerrean Gallery, ~
Broadway, cont,ins the largest collection Of Porrssd
distinguished individuals in this country. Annexed
rs OF OF the number that have passed from is
he whose portraits are among the thousands thai Nsn
be found IN this celebrated Gallery
Andrew Jackson, 2. Kearney, Eco.
John Quincy Adams, Nathaniel Gfiswod, Zee
James X. Polk Henry Brsvoor, Eco,
Gen. z. Taylor, Matthias Bruen ESQ.
.Ers Madison, Gov. EdwGds Of Conn. ~
Chancellor Kent ny. Rev Or Yell, NJ York
Hon. silas Wright, Es0ov. Rev. DR.. Smilh. N Yosk,
ofNY. Mr. simpsoo. Park fhsat@s
Hon. Mr.. fairfield, Ex Gov. Danl. Marble.
Of Maine Rev DR.. Minor, ~
Jonathan Goodhuc, Eco. David Hale, Egg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-28
6ENTLEMEN's HATS.
FAll vs.hion 1850.
WIN. H. ssssE 4 co.


10 e'oaaWsy, ard II LibenysL Ess.YohL
VIII Issue The
FALL FASHION yos esS,,.,.s.,.
ON SATURDAY NEXT. ihe siu Tat
~ m"'ins 's' snpooneenenl wa. h. Bssss q ca A..
~" "a 70 'ne oPibiou u many eul
-oge'' mo hsi 'or his fsieon Is prcoo7osss n \.
o' ~ POM u 'ye richness Of mssraL .od e,oa,..,.
nh"n, 70 any one tesi hss preceded Ii, and DIV
''na' 20 gentleman purehasng Of thsr ,r,,,l.
bsf can BY any possibility he disappointed Ia n. 80.
tlther ss regards lie beausy or is Durability.
Respecting point hitherto overlook ID 10 the Az, =, H..
try viz The eonstue,iou Of Haf adapted to as ye-,.
Cont who 10 about exchanging bs csp or the more mai.
diess q he Hs, wn n. 3. & Co would renrk ,s., a..
have completed model especially and psrticul.y ior,,s
I'd to meet this exgency, and thew respectfully s.k he a.
tsnhon OF the Youttta vcary Of Feshoa to thelr Pan
siyle Of Young Genuemens Bats
WV. H. B. &c lrvite particular attention TO TIE HMM,
OF their Hat through which s realized one ofbe sre., ID
0mphs OF modern art Ia causing As busy .sufss' 10 pr
nounce tho name, confricaousy before the pubrc Of
The hrst bet manufacturers n TIE world SEQ th. upsous
style OF set and binding beautifully ca eusled TO pre
fer7e the shape ard appearance OF hs Hat long snsr IA
would otherwise have mirged with he ordinary produo
lions Of the trade ss exhibited 10 the sho .xooms OF pre-
teniious rivalry
In connection with this nstter Of Fashion, WV n a
Go would say tia. although Il Ia Incumbent upon them a
IRE hrs smong Fshionsbs Hs, ers to place before the
public al The beginning OF every season Tas Fash
on hey are ready al all umes acc immediate
10 Individual TASTE and for this purpose they win take Inc
messure Of any ssnlemaas head ard 8, him with s,
which ihsl suit bis fancy In every point and par.
reular. any, s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-28

slvSDEkss PORTABLE BsEssrss CASE FAcrohT. In
an ss7 sKoapwAY-fhess esses co nh many adysn-
.ses over the imported being made with he view for real
service They eoru only useful articles and hose IN tho
smallest possible space among which Metallic fsbe,
srop fos keeping rskofs In perfect order.
SAUNDERS. if7 srosdwsy, corner
Of Lberty.st ana SCI Rra~aw.v
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-28
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, AUGUST 90

An amendment paying Mr. Hives afseeu thousand
dollars FOR reporting and publishing 10 daily 9obs
tso thousand columns 'of proceedings Of Con
gross, vss concurred io. Ysas 100, Nays so.
Amendment approprising ton thou sond dol.
lars, 10 bind the Congressional Globe aud Appen.
dix. Concurred in, % TO &c. Yeas and Nays re-
fused.
An amendment appropriating txenty,three thou
ssrd five hundred dollars, for huodrei set each
Of Congressional Globe and Appendix and Regis
ter Of sbstes for uss OF members, wm not con-
cu'tedip
The House refused to strike oct the item OF
SIC 600 to secure tho pc -petusl lease OF roons q
the new hall TO be erected at Utica, for the US.
the United States Circuit and Distcic. Courts.
The bill was then Passed-Yem 100, Mays 90, AZ
folowi:
yEas-hsrr Al,r.nSer Al'sp. Alslou, Anterior. ish.
uuD, esse' Bsyly Besls ssnnett Bvsel s,tse so,ts,
Bowie, Bo-lip Breck, Briggs sunows. Chester suesG
Tbop q q Batter, cseel .s1Ie 10. Csla~e, C,Ia
b.Ig Dixcr. Dusr oupesn, En,t Evans OF va. Eyaas
seroSO h s, rss Fs.ls, r5es.lsy golIsI G'Sgy
Htnpon Hs, .rond Herry Hibbsrd. HiI.rd Il oss I.o5
L1m;' HoS.i'p Hove, HTrp,sf l.et.p9 OtS. jssL.oa
Mas, k..oo; kai,,.op, scCIeln.nd, McoOwslL Nc
Willie h'set.m, Moore, Morehesd More, MoriOo, NsL
.or Newell oglc, ohs Outs v re.see, rsct, fh9l'x,
Pnmao. PuusH, Reynolds Robbins Rock veil Root Roe,
Ross Rum,ey, ssrscu sfwelle schermerhorn Sea lol.
csh, Seldom, shepperd, lyester Spsuding Spdsgae,
Starry s.'sOn Of Tenn se,;on s,r.ns. yaOnP'0. ofkg
Waldo, Watkins, WeIborn, Wentworth, White, Williams
VinoL wilson.
mas Me,ss Alberson, Ashe, Averett Bay, Bing
ham, BowdoD, Boyd, Brown Of lid. Buell. Burt Caldws
Of Ky. CaIiler clingnsn Cobb Of Ala Cocock Daniel
Dimmict, Disney, Doiy Ounhsm, Durkee, Edmundson
Restbersion, Gerry Gornsn, Hall, Hanilon, Hsrsl.on
Harlan O. Hsrrs OF Tenn. Harris Of Ala How,rd, Hub
bsd Inee johnson Of Tenn. Jones. Mann OF Penn Nc.
Donald, heLsnsbsD, kcEullen. McQneen, Meade Mil
SOD, Morris ven Parker, Phelps Potter, Richardson
Be bIsor. Savage eweelzer Thomas, Thompson OF Misc
roombs, V.pahle, Wallace, Whii,iesey, Wildrck Wool,
Wooawsrd Young.
Mr.. STRONG gave notice that he would move to
take up, to morrow. the Pennsylvania Contested
Election case OF Lttell who contests Robbinss
seat The House adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-28
sY TELEGRAPH TO THE NETWORK TRIBUNE.
Combinations by the senate.

By speriai Ds.pateh 20 The Trfbsas
wIsHIScros, Tuesday, Aug n.
TIE Senate nearly exhausted their budget OF
nominations to day. Among the coniirnaHon' were
EDWARD kent OF Maine, Consul to Roi Gao. w.
LAhKIs, Disirict Attorney RAsAELErE Porter,
Register; CHAs. WILLIAMS, Receiver at Milwau-
HE; EDGAR CosKLIs, Register; GEoEes w.
SLAUGHTER, Receiver at Mineral Point LEVI
JoNIs, Collector, saludis, Texas
TIE Collectors Of Philsdelphis, NevYork and
Boston were laid sside on account ofobj sctoos.
SIGMA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-28
aUsIUEss NOTICES,

~ Great rush 10 the cheapest szd best place IN the
CIV 4, se, good Boots and shoes-ths place 10 al a cor
amidst, under Merchants Hotel The best aud cheap
,i, Boots and Shoes and Caters IN his City are nsde At
,ns ,hov. place French cali sowed Boots 81 So worth
a. Patent Leslher Boots Shoes, &c made order By
u. .,r ole psir or DOZEN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-28
Extraordinary Conduct OF OIcrrymsn,


On Saturday, Rev. Mr.. Pullen, Of Frankfort, Nc.
left homo for 0ldtowu, on an exchange OF pulpit
He was unwell, and after arriving at Oldtown cat
both bis legs and wrists and each side of bis throat
He wac not expected to recover, although alive,
ct the last accounts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-28

BALTIMORE, Tuesday, Aug. q
The southern Press do not generally relish the
Fugitive slavo bill, az it has passed the Senate,
and regard It CIR intended to reduce Virginia, Ma
rylsnd and Kentucky from the common cause OF
the South. The papers appear unanimous in a.
serting that no law can be efec.ua to recover run
HNAY slkYen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-28

. a.,n,r, q sro.sv.,, woad isy,ss tbs ssesis -
49, - rr..s,.,,. 40 ,s,,r socs Of coshinG wses
arsly new and particularly .A.ps % .. ~.'' ~, -
,I. !. vel a. the npsnor msuD ia -ses :. E.,s :.
sre made esnpo, be surpassed e' s'' iva ~
trad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-28

HAIR DYrse.-PH.Los's Magic Hair Dye, 10 color Tie
hair WHISPERS the moment IT 10 spilled without nay
to the hair skin. II can be washed Immediately whoa
disturbing the coor and hes no bad odor. II sppBed
or sold al PHaLoS's Wig and Toupee Mandatory, isI
Broadway. aul In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-28
xxxIa CONGRESS-. First Session.

SENATE. .WAsHSGTos, Tuesday, Aug q.
Mr. CLAY made bis appearance this morning in
the Senate Chamber.
The bill for the relief Of the Orange and Ajax.
discussed.
After the consideration OF this bill the Senate on
motion OF Mr.. HAMLIS, went into Executive Sec.
sion and 40 continued until the adjournment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-28

~ The rush to the New.York Boot and shos Anpor
um, 80 Fulton st. for BRooKs's celebrated boo's
and Caters Is daily the increase. Although mo Co.
10 great be has few more len OF The same son vu
q selling - chssp - ever Remember tho nnm'~'
tits the best and cheapest place 10 tho City 70 s"s
aftira
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-28
Sudden Death of n Citizen.

PHILADELPHIA, TGetday, Aug a.
Gen. Andrew NJ. Provost, Secretary and Treas.
urer Of the Board Of Brokers, died suddenly after
breakfast this morning On the announcement OF
bis cath the Board adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-28
TooyING GLASSES.

- RICHARDS krsssLAsO, whoesais oes0.
,oufscnursr Of Looking Classes ana IMPORTER "
Gl.,s Plates Large Pier ssd han'oi oas''. p1,v
order, 50 Corilsndst second no0'' 0ppo''' -
Total Eew.Yofk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-28

FRENCH AND ENGLISH EssRAyIsss'-~e respse'-
beg 10 call the attention OF The vsds to our extensive
choice assortment Of prints, Including 81 soe no,sa~
Gently publshed in Europe. GoorILa w
su2Q6,s I9 Bfoe0wS'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-28
To Correspeuderts.

"a Is Informed thu, ell tho land which 1eeHlr
r,,,rr bss cf-red 20 isRcless men has been
bgt Ne bedsv. SIT will horesfter have announcer
h,ch he tstcf to dispose OF In similar mAhe' "aA'1e
no distinction Of color Ia iIs rec pseuts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-28

wIer! wIes!-crre1s ana srzrRers are inyiisd 10 y.
spect PBALoss nsw sJis Of Wlgs ssd foopsss Hsisss
the largest and best assortment In the ei Of biz csssss
W,ige Hair Dye Factory. l7 Broadway. eorsu Of nssst
Copy the address. s1f In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-28

- rno.s ,sv ans tesuuhl patent TapssIy mesSS
al n.tsni Tspessry Ingram csrpea are 81 ins 49, ~, n
now Positively ey ere 70 be found :. no oa q ~ o.
~ - s s.... % 8nwery HIRAs ASDEesoTs tposs ~
: Eneiiss ipgrsis Csrpss ans those y sns ."a
m dsctisdiv cessp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-28

Es~ Hon. N. P. TALLsADeE Of Fond du Lac,
Wisconsin,, formerly OF this stste,) Is an indepen-
dent candidate for Circuit Judge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-28

" susnsers IN the city N wat Of Dsguerreo,ypss We
Mud advise BY oil me ans 10 Walt IxsLEYs new siyeh
Gallery Sil Broadway. lssLkvs reputation a. sgusr
ps Away 5000 high vreo ne WA Ia the fsuv
story bot nov b 70 % ms ssosn< doc, u all higher
ass e,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-28
Arrivals M washIngtsu.

WAsHNGroN, Tuesday, August q.
Commodore THos Ar. q. JoSEs, Of the Pacific
rquadron, and Hon HEERr CLAY have arrived here
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-28
CemmissIoprr 10 Chisa.

WAsnIS0TOr, Tuesday, Aug II.
1t Ia rumored that Aaron Hsisht Palmer OF New.
York has been appointed Com missioner to China
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-28
Southern Mail.

BALTIMORE, Tuesday, Aug n
The Gou,hern Mail to night brings nothing south
OF Raleigh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-28

Miss hASr fsYLos--Yois popslsr l.dy eop,.,...
new proie''iou, hat Of irish $40 s.lres on
'hr sung tho Low blcs'a Car vi,s sr.s,
pssis IL 81 MblO's Io-pIyht wa re-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-28
BUSINESS Eorrnr.

bAssvns sv',Un Go sod sse N. s.lo,. p.rs,
tstsT ,au 100 90 smosas a. -.d ..ss "a ms,-as
al~sys cha To- ed sAursbi- Ah.,,os,. -. rbsy ~
~ sn' Fv IN ne ev-fing he D,onk.,di. s.sass
uo'.l drsms -hc'e oral effect 10 sd aa,,. 4,
psr.l 81 ''' " "- ~iiho1l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-28
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK. WEDNESDAY. AUGUST ss.

ADvsRrIsEMENrs.--For Auctions see third page
and California steamers see seventh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-28
HUsIHEss NoTluEs.

Conn Factory, Ss7 B.oADwAY-The lsrges, variety OF
openwork drsss Combs In Tortoise shell and Buffalo horn
to be seen In the city, Ladies' invited 10 examine They
vii pereeive the sdvanisfe Of selecting from this stock FOR
The eses care 10 nken in the shsping OF each comb 60
that ihe5 a. the head In the perfect manner Combs
made 10 order. Repairing done.
Ak j. SAUNDERS Ss7 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-28
AvOID yRAup ANp aEr raE aENIIInE ARrlcLI

pALLEY's MAGICAL RAIE ExrRAcroE
In The new envelop and The large boxesl
CAurIos-Counterfeits In To old wrapper Hood the
kat! Beware OF lie deadly saects'
hND-The emblems on the new envelop Sun Triangle.
Serpent, Lion, Dove and Eagle
~ Read the new circular for le5s
r. DALLEr-Depol as Broadway.
FoR BALE, ALSO, sr-Hsvilsnd, Keese Co.; A. D. ID
ssndsi c. " Clicksssr Co and a Rushstons Also hs
Hayes, Brooklyn, and W. r. Mercer, Newark.
DALLkrs ANIMAL 0ALyANc,
xhecheapest best quickss. and most certain remedy svx
dhcovesea for the Of diseases Of Hossss end Csa
ror . - above.
- Rssd printed Ckeslan
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-28

HAISE.-The election in this State takes place
on Monday next, and the candidates for tho more
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-12-25

OF A gentleman IN KCkada, Scotland,
has uained mice and invented anachnrry
to spin cotton yarn They have been en-
ployed twelve months. The wark is 10
on the tread mill principle Il is 50 coa-
Istructed that the mouse makes atolenIent
society Tor past offences, by twisting, wiAdih.
and reeling from 100 l29 threads ocr day
10 complete this, the little pedestrian has =
run l0a miles. A hnIf penny's worth u,
oatmeal, at l5d per peck. serves QUE q
these Tread wheel culprts fcr FIVE weeks, !,
hat line it makes 10 threads per day. 4
mouse earns Cd every FIVE weeks, which i,
Is sd per annun. Take 81 of for boar,!.
and Is for machinery, ,heIe will aiise Is
clear profit from every mouse annually.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-12-25

LAND Reform As desire human hap
'piness, as desire Stale and National 2Inss
peutv-as would baniSh the Wild beasiS
aud give home 10 man-as would break
up the dens Of vice 10 cities aud erect happy
homes in the coun:ry--as 10 short ~ould
give to mun that waich Gpll Intended shnnli
be his. so would | remove every obstacle
which the law interposes, and let The cn'zens
of this country, native and adopted, ~ wlihi
out binderance upm lhe public lands, and
when lhere, ! would protect them ega'nsl
tie world, without money and pree. These
are my well formed opinions, and 50 long ~
! remain in the national councils, Mil eA.
ert my best energIrs 10 carry them M" pa
cal operation.- Coz. PrOwa If Mississippi
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-12-25
Would soon be in . Crawe.

Mr.. WILLIAM D. JENNINGS, d merchant Of rigbeW
fe'fre dsst1bhd county, ohio October 4 f;6
ant saied cure Of CONSUMPTION which le se af NfS
LNti.fA PULMONARY RfLS1A ind eapeted IN Air. WILL
LIAM CBOCkEI Of ~ - iniang-ieSa. H,saId MF, Cei-
sUuRHl rec from te beat physcians and Bnnisfgie
medicines, tul iond nue ir the fatal hand 81 tHt
ing monster CqpsgRqi5a. hG1 taken @ hold ha vuls sud
was destroying and dtbltaliug his body thai he
us one WHO would scou Hhabh are But in dds last
extremity, strange and marvellous sewn is
that tie use cf only aFe boiss Of BnANS INDIAN PHIG.
NARY BALSA NJ as unclecfed the s,Toyer ani
restored Mr. CrcckeL to health mud he il Aeoy haary
rugged MN s4E 1f
s. D. DAMN, Esq, merchant and ponasfey IeTsysoa on
adjoining town, g about liuie stated
n he was acgianted with Mr CRocKer HHd ts'i 10 ha
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A DOCTOR CURED!

hR !. " FRENeH. Fl tisbds Ifae,3it eoe,g si1lfpau
4 'ylI ~ te r, % Jaglay lai9 wrote 0lows have been
N e eean pracc H ineticle in this pdce for years
a vac Obliged % gilt lie practices 0fms profession n cur-
JuNce y u health was severely afflicted eA5pqia
i's7st W ne LnR9s, tihI nan THE Cox.
81 7i9S past doubt tcou he'd snfsi iaecesaty, nigh and
AJ and hai severe and chest md
breast tiled the rrineies Recommended hy In nnst
L profession, az! 20 effect 4pnr naisen aid r.
l cansed by ten. was ireiud.ced ugis pninnt nei-
el1.s Gli 'p'Tr 70 qtb now " tla gtacr9ly Bit was
naGc"t,s ~ esRrtiiien, man itr1ugl alt-io Try
hr'le Of BHANT5 y INDIAN PULMONARY BALSAU: spI
Jo here Acan9wisdge f Ito benefit Of he ace or whom
may serve, thai ihc cie:f Of Us was tic most
prompt aud sslutay Of medicines Witnessed tbs
et q oi "a AZ my Practice dg eggE iacdg1y ycgea
and II about 3ipt or days WAS fFes ctg jftltsa
tWLtt. ""
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LETTER FROM JAMES buchanan

For The purpose Of aflofding our readers an
r insight into the opinions OF the great Penn-
sylvania Statesman, we give them his letter
10 the Union Meeting held in Philadelphia
on the 2lst ul. We think il contains much
sound reasoning, and, with other efforts Of
ahe same nature nov being made by the pa
ariolic ciiizens Of this Uaion, will do much
downtds producing a better feeling between
the North aud South Let every one give il
I'm attentive perusal.
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LIpaRIA. -.The sprlngfield lIlIInois llJour

LrB&RrA. A.-''he Springfield illinois, Jour
al mentions Ahat plan is ii contemplated
by some colored population of that vcn
ly 10 emgrate to Liberia. The persons ta+
king The lead in the enterprise, propose t.
fund nm Illinois colony, on the same primer
pics as thai Of The Maryland colony, ALL
will probably ask small appropriation by the
Legislature, 10 assist them ia accomplishing
iheir object.
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Down east somewhere Ihe imNs are -
hard that the fellows eannol esen pay tbsit v
addresses 10 the gals .n
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or the SINS ol the Nilion, hope, b ,fote "a
day, may be gathered TO my fathers, a.
never witness the sad cntsstrophe.
Yours, very respectfully,
JAMES BUCllAN i&
TO Messrs. Josiah Reudall Isaac liz
hurst, Johu S. Riddle, John W. FL
q. lngersol, aud Robert Nj. Ire.