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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-10-19

rs.s Of The Northern and Southern rrsss.
As the other presses OF this city are care
fully collecting aud parndug before the pub
lie eve, extracts from Northern and South
ern oresscs favorable 10 their views. and
thus seeking to produce the impression OF
universal asscn, therein, and the end s. The
whole controversy lay before our rea-
ders this morning others Of very different
character, clipped from our mails Yesterday.
We will first give small taste from the
Northern: Southern Press.
Nu,r WE NAVE poNs.---t alliorria Is
now admitted IA one of the States of the
nion, made such unquesiionably by the
aoti.slavery power OF the North.
Oregon i. also cousccrated to liber' by
tn, same power. Thus the foundation OF
the great Pacific >,a.cs-pcrhaps Repub
lac at some future iime-has been laid upon
the principles of human liberty forever.
And i, should be- recollccted tina, the ur.
ganiza,ion Of Territorial governments with
out the Proyiso by no means precludes its
future adoption. And when IT is seen that
slavery is getting a ioothold IN New Mexi-
60 or Utah. the question viii be dives'ed OF
the sham pre,enees that ii cannot go there
ny s"r'c,e"' '"e,e. "o'" VI '''V7'
may yet be saved.
Ana - Poss,n'e '''c ''"' "e'''"o" NY
throw if''-soh enough "'o NV "
what sh'n up 10 'eNaS' !" S'''"'' II "e'e'
a'ter Y" 'foeuon' Nv ''"'es
slavery Is aiso ""o"' !" p' UNI" ''p'
''e p's''''. '"' Wv ""' #. -,
hei, y" Tvs 'o""'a'''" '''
anu slavery anu ',.e sou '''o' ~
"! nav. ''"V' "'' Wa Wi;,a la", ~, Of
,''nh'e ',e Va''eI "n''e Wv ''r'e -, Nv, =, =,
,ec''' al, W. U.s., w lay ''' n.,.;,.a..
., e'"'''"i :" "'I' '''a ~, .,,t .'.,,',,
W"'c" mas ''0""'' ''' '"'''' WIN ~
success - -,
n", "o "''' '''"s, l'"t "" US ''''', -
,.P' " eN'h WV, .o' Wv ~" ara NO..
WORN o''"4" = o''o'' ~ -, RI.
q"'feu e'.n' ''' ".'"SV W. "'"'s We 49,
nus, :. NV n -. H.. ,.''. .la,ox j..
c.a., ou, corn,r, redeemed and the world
It'd of .layc,,'s ,.r,;Ilc lnrl.n |, is
Id. .iro,,,,s.r;,.od cx,oscd condemned
and mu, tU Who bebeyes all that has
,,L., nlnc,. for this object with the PRAYERS.
n -. 80.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-10-19

Poor T'csas. viii IN Indian war raging
around her fronsisse. embarrassed with debs
Incidental 70 het expensive revelation. saa
stili bleeding from wesnds rsssjvs3 = NJ
war fcr inders~dsscs, sd ssshFth svssd
u NE United Sssass pssaa.d 1t ~ hnsom.
nny he cosresd y tshe tbs ten gsillicas, 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-07
By TBB MIDNIGHT SOUTHERN NAIL.
Things Ia PhIIRds,phie.
oudRnee sflhe Tribune,

correspondence VI loe Tribune,
PHILADELPHIA, Sept sth 1885.
Yesterday afternoon, during heavy squaI or
the Delaware River, the schooner Alabsus. Caot.
Sears, froa New Bedford for this port vssc.n-
sized Of Marans Hook. 4 hand belongings p, Esr
named Joseph Reese, wss drowned
The recent fresbet has injured the Nofiato,gn
Railroad u tbs extent OF onsy $1,000
There hiss been rather Inquiry pr CorroN hasahp
sElss Limited holders demand nd re
vious quotations. The FLOUR make, continues tnaenvs
There is little inquiry FOR shipment and hu A4ss
confined few hundred b's for city coasumpt'n 81
for ne cd stock ~ 5425 Tor common ana god brands
and 62B as rs e. Dbl for In RYE FLOUR snd Coax
MEAL no transactions have been reported Prices OF
WHEAT are steady, bat the demand continues limited Wa
quote CONN ard prime Rec al 0S0l rs, and Wits al
C3dl II q bushe The latest ssls OF BYE gRs at IS csns
CORN continues In fsir request a,65 cents r Yelov Oars
scarce, Saes OF prime Southern At y ceaIs y
bushe sfoal In GROCERIES an. Provisions hara Ia no
charge to notice WHISKY Ia he'd firmly al q ceats In
bbls snd 2 cents 10 hhds
SALES srocSs-E FIRST BoaYd-$SS 900 Sch Nav s..
6s So 90 do ISL sls $50 Penn S. 92 $50 do. 92 10
new Orleans, ll4 10 Harrisburg RR IS; Penn RI 4t;
Girard Bank, l2 so Reading RR 2Ss leo do, "a. Ss4
Sc 9l3 = -
Second Boards 6irsyd Bank l9t Camden srd Au,hoy
RR- 1885, IS coo State 5s 92 S too Allegheny Civ 90
rs 94f $3.50 Sch Nav 6s So ssh 500 aTd-n nhoy
RR ga, 10, 954 SIS, 49, l4ti 81 Commercial Bank,
Cpl -
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FROM OREGON.

The Oregon daiea received by she Empire City,
are to the Olaf of July. They reached San Fran
cisco on the 29th, by the steamship Carolina. We
copy she following from the Oregon Spectator:
GOLD MINES The gentlemen who have haeEi
absent for some weeks past, exploring the Yak
ANA and Spokan, in search of gold, have all re-
turned. They report having found some gold@-a
very small quantity, however The streams were
all 80 high that a satisfactory examination could
not be made. 1t is thought, however, that when
the waters subsde so az to admit OF it. moro
thorough examination will bring TO light hidden
II ines OF the precious metal.
The United States steam propeller Massachu-
sets Com'r Knox, arrived at Astoria on the 29sh
June, with the joint commission of army aud navy
officers appointed to select positions for light
houses and Notifications The Spectator says that
1t understood they have completed their duties
so far as Pugets Sound and the adjacent country
il concerned, and are now to examine the mouth
of the Columbia. The Massachuset ts came through
the south channel, drawing II feet, finding aband-
ance Of water.
We also learn from the same source that Capt.
Thomas Hawks has buoyed out the channel from
Pillar Rock to Tongue Point and last week carried
the Tarquina through it, finding it perfectly
good beating channel, with sufficient water for all
vessels navigating the river. The old channel
round Tongue Point bar has Iona been one OF sne
greatest difficulties to the river navigation.
Our files of the Oregon Spectator, received by
the Georgia, reach to the 18th OF July. 80
The U. 8. steamer Massachusetts, Lieut.:
Commanding Knox, arrived in Astoria on the 3Oh
of June, with the Joint Commission of Army and
Navy officers appointed to select positions for Lgha
Houses and Qualifications. They had completed
their duties as far as Pugets Sound, and are novW
to examine the mouth of the Columbia.
STEAMER CoLUMBIA-NEw ERA-Thia new
steamer, just comp eted by enterprisng com.
pany of gentlemen at Astoria, arrived in ths ciSy
on Saturday last Various the demon sr atoms
of the satisfaction OF citizens on this new and
interesting arrival. This is the FIRST steam vessd
that has appeared in this place. aud es il ia the
sure barblDger of better times 1t waa hailed with
Joy by every citizen
The vessel itself is light draught steamsr end
entirely capable of accommodating the travelling
and commercial pu bic in new and superior ssyle
We regard ta appearance as the CONN enoem mems
of new era in the trade of the Columbia aud
Willamette. The weary traveller will no loDgar
be required to toll for days or weeks TO make tho
passage up the Columbia, bur having arrived at
Astoria twenty four hours pleasant ride, on
magnificent river, skrted with the most Wild aud
beautiful scenery, will place him in this city
lOfegon Spectator, July IL.
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SCHOOLS.

THE PARK SCH00L-RousparieP PARK b 2r'sn-
Town, n This iDsutuon IL unser this care OF hi.'
Fsles from Msssachuaets II Is situated In the grounds
formerly occupied hv King OF Spain Two sotsed
buildr have been secured, one o. wdch was NE s''
depce Of Prince Charlss the present Pfince de Csnno
Tb. Park celebrated for its great extent and varied Se
nery as well as for its roJs associations II includes
twelve miles OF wBEg and drives No similar Institute
enjoys 80 delis htfui stiuat'on
INSTRUCTION..
Every branch sohd sno otuam.ntal, IL taught Ths
Prucpels aided By the beat teachers in tbeu respective
departments.
TERMS.
Board, Washing &c, tllnOn in EuglEh studies and
In Greek and Latin s9a for ter n Of tweutV.two
weekI, peyshl" in advance. TIE charEcfsr pupil will
ever exceed S225 per year.
Young ladies' have peisd their siucston, bu,
who nay viuh pursue Music auy tier Riudy ad
uted az Parior BoBrders exempt from The co hneneat
and discipline OF school room Ladies OF this class you'd
find ample Of enjoyment aud health, d1fng the
Sumner in The rsuhle. ard drives NJ th's nnb q PARK
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT..
This 10 designed for young Children. Ii 10 Indsr the
charge OF Lhdy Whose experience NJ jIh-r ADD
Teacher 10 OF the tenderness and with ~hirn
she will watch the happiness and OF this
interesting and dependent claGa OF pupils PeaI4ot aoRtt
mepts and separate liable viii be IL nRhed IN one of the
dwellings connected with he Institution for tn Aones
who may wish to secure, for the Summer, the OF
health and pleasure IN the sociatv NJ iheir children
REFERENCES,
Rev Alexander Vutuu d Rev L VI. T. Wels, geo.
Hayward D., Hon. Marcus Morton Z. Li'tell Esq., ed
OF The Living Age session. Mass hon. Trs sm 5a,-
ee'a g L Dwight Esq, Proytdepce, R. Rsy G T.
New York Rev. R. ". Harris Do, M. Mitch-I, ESQ,
w Tomptna, Esq. | Swinourne, Esq, White iaios, n
Rev Richard Mitchell, Bordentown N. j. Rev J. b,
Clemson, w. Darlington, b ID. hon. Judge Sell West
Philadelphia Rt. Rev BGhop Smith, Louisville, ny
George Strong, ESQ FORT Gibson, Miss ~ ltDltW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-07

CANADIAN DIGEITARIEs IN BosTos-some six
hundred citizens Of Montreal arrived In oston on
Thursday, via the Rutland and Burlington Rail-
road Among them was seect party of off ,,ni
persopages, with their ladies, 70 ~h I'm apartmen,s
had been engaged at the Revere House The gen.
slemen were Hon. Francis Hincks Inspector mo-
rAl Of Canada; Col. Gugy; Maj Macdonald, To Hn-
Major Sheriff Barton Aldermen Larocq1a md
Lyman; Councillor Honiver; Judge B ID sley; Hon.
RoSe, Stuart Dumas, Judah, spilIer, Z aohapeue,
Berthe bit and Slcotle, of the bar; Dr. David Mr.
Campbell, Editor the Montreal Pilot, AID Ms4s-s.
Boudon ard McGiil City Inspectors
Mayor Bigelow welcomed them to the city and
showed them the notions
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-07
FROM WASHINGTON.
A Card from Hon Wells A German.
house OF REPRESENTATIVES., Friday, sspt

house OF REPRESENTATIVES Friday Sept
ED. TRIBUNE-Sv; In your paper OF the III
inst letter writer over the signature OF" Sigma docs
great Injustice and wrong in many particulars, but mose
cJpeoislly Ia the following sise
" The gallant Col. Il have right to call him tSis, BIZ
cause he Ooaated quite egCuscAy Of hs Msx;snk ng
exploits 10 his specify
old not by word or acton aludein any manner 10 lhe
fact hat ever in Mexico repeat / old oo maze
the sght alusion 10 myself in connection with The army
In Mexico will be sincerely obliged TO you yo1 WIZ
pubish this correction. Respectfully,
w A. ooRaAM
s1y' Mr.. German Is Of course right aad oar 'O'-
respondent wrong in the premises We Sno@ ~"
noisy and how badly constructed that ID al ~ a"u
how easily speaker in it may be Dni'sppfea@n''0s
and thus unsupported. .u....
ss.,n,s Mr. German, which we will snapk hifa to
nee, With equal fsnkness. 1t is charged ina %
was engaged in or oognisaps o. we pf' c ~
so.psb during tho Mexican W ar of Mr. o0f~inh
noble anti War Speech ols<z or g. 10 order t" GRE
ste the false impression lhAs TIE Me"'c@"s hsa
,r.naated and printed /: in order to excite shsie
".o,Is TO more determined resistance to oar la.
r.dine army. viii Mr, German inform az whethes
he bad or bad not hand ia that dirty s1ok OF n
h. knows who hsdl I'D, 1FtS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-07

EYR AND EAR-Dk JAMES w POWELL, o.
Il usL Aurist &c attends exclusively diseases OF he
Eye and Far from O'Clock, daily, a. his ofhces, Il
Or PowePs populsr 7feafse on the Eye ia DISEASES
ard their Cure Ieird edi6nr with pates, pnca 80 ceno
cnn oe he'd above
Also great variety Of beautiful Arrsctsl Eyes which
can he inserted without any pain or operation, and VIII
move bke the natural eye
DR. Poweis sefAcing Eye aud Ear Bouaiains, for ep.
plying IL me efficient way decsts
gsps procured his office In the
hAve been strengthened sed vision restored and sso
deafness entirely removed by their use, e2T sodlniaF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-07

MORE "TEsTs. jon PiERsoN, the bunker Del
egate to the Loco State Convention from Troy,
instructed TO vote for candidate for Governor
who is not known or understood to be favorable
to the present movements of the manoria tensn.s
of sbe State of New York for Legislative relief
Mr.. Thomas b Carroll, the present State Senator.
offered the resolution
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-07
PrenssnabIe Movement

A correspondent Of the Philadelphia Bulletis
writes as follows;
WASHINGTON Friday, Sept g.
have reliable information tbas the Governor Of
Texas, before converting the Texas Legislature.
corresponded with the Executives OF certain South
ern States, soliciting aid against the General Gov
ernment and that il was secretly guaranteed by
the Governors of South Carolins, Mississippi, Geor-
gia and Florida. Those OF Virgins, Alabama,
Louisiana, and other States refused, by letter. to
countenance the project.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-07
ROYAL PAPER MAOAE
AND JAPAN WORKS,
Halkln.ft West Belgrave Square,
LONDON

hna 80 Constitution Hill Birmingham.
Sy'HE sUBsCRlBER having be71 appointed agent III
mia city for mossrE Jennena, ssnndge Sons, ons Of
iAfkssi acquiring bo1ssA lG Europe, 10
pared TO orders 0r all descriptions OF Pspei Aachs
goods respectfully invites Inc chants and the public
10 cali samples Of tables, CHAIRS wrlarg desks,
nkssnds portfolios socy boxes caro- csaos glove OoIes
bosrar sne rays snselop boxes ges csddes, &c
sabrhcine ever variety OF and patterns PDios
bearing FEC sime keDesses OF Jenny Ltnd akes tro tbs
snRtnel
Al descriptions Of the above goods 10 executed in
aiI EeekR from dRie Of order
HENRY fIsBoTsoN 2l9 seatl-st mp a.aira,
su27 lnisecd sesWeen asiden-Isus and Iohn.si
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-07

about O'Clock last night fire broke out In the
Farmers Factory, at 5anquoit ia this couaty,
which, together with its machinry, we understand,
was entirely consumed, We should think the
whole loss cannot exceed $4,000 Me. N. w.
Moore of the firm of Savage x Moore, we believe,
is the principal owner.
B.-We are informed that part Of the ma.
cbinery was saved in injured condition. and
that there wss an insurance of $1,000 on the
property, which will about cover the loss.
Utica Observer Sd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-07

RAW YoKK LAUNDRY - sPsUo EST, t,:, sEAk
" NASSAU-To New Shirt Oesersr sinS lie t3enusneof
Esdies &c-Phis lis Of she most perfect and e1le1'
Awe ealsbhhmepts OF The kind lie t1s OF any Other county
II has been eced expense OF about fouf tnoosshe
dollars and combines the following advantages -,
lAl-Persent leaving the CITY 10 hasse can hsye nel
clothes washed and ironsi In superior manner Il fos
tvoto three hoUrs nms -, -. .,,s,t
2pd-No material Ia used IL me washing department t
mi pure olive oil soap and filtered Croon Wsef neDcs
Globes are not desuoyed By pasn soaps, or omar no
bogA 20 extensively advertised IL The ue"spSpefH b,
sra -9entlenlen'a shire done an equal 10 heW SUI
on aale; genteuens collars rne3 IN Prof aye Hs9'
coo,ed yesls and pantNo0nA elegantly Toned Ans Pon-
th Clothes losl or mipsenL (which seldom or nefs5
happens) viii be promptly paid for -,
much longer simply because they sre moi OILY Genaie
ilh great care bu no Injurious crug go geneis5 3A'e
vrshers Ia permittod to come neSt them So
shLsdes dresses and ell hne srsicOs are sona up oy
AZ experienced French LAnndre4s .... ,,k
Globes taken and delivered res OF e1Es ensf e. LIZA
spots and stains efscmRlly removed. s..o,oA
An orders Jeff 81 the 0hcs Is sprucesi or sen tn'ouka
lie PENNY Poet wtll receive prompt nnenton
MADAME RAYEOND, superintendent
Ps Experienced hspds are employed 70 ifoe az
shirts. @@S SN~-S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-07
COAL.
ENGLISH CARP ETINGS
AND OIL CLOTHS.

PETERSON { FEYl
1872 Pterlat near Madison
0FFFk FOR SALE one of the most extensive Ano
~ elep AMI stocks OF Carpelng, &c. to be found In The
City, embracing ~,.,,sncs
which In s n QUALITY colors and d-slgnE prpssseo,
and will be colo 81 prices ruinous 10 the trade
TAPESTRY AND BRUSSELS
In xtent our stoct csnno he equaled, and Tor variety
cannot be exceed price full per cent eaa Than cine
carpet stores ,, -, ,,1,Dc.rv
ghs description cArpets have nsde such arrange
mepis with The poresa AMI manufacturers ihai ve are
rsnsred OF ~ tes to fush aud best designs
INGRAM CARPETS.
Our stock OF Low Priced CarPe,' was never os1er' sno
are seing al prices varying from 4, TO % per ysrd
OIL CLOTbS
in endless varieties soue excessively rich yaryiIs IA
width rom 10 q feet and ssug Eit1 81 ohor ch oce
goods found In Carpet Stores full pei cent less than
other es,aOliIhmens 10 prove which csl "a solicited
nu22 2misThSGTuT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-07
INSURANCE.
LIFE INSURANCE.
MANIA FTAN
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,

LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
lOB Broadway corner PinS-sL
yTNHIs COMPANY having cash capital OF Soo,.Do,
nald In and nyesed according 10 law 10 pre- 'srsd 20
The lives Of In .iylusB for one yea tot
NJ Of yeara for lie The phncipea adopted bF zoe
Company give The assured perpetual security and AsRo
he prohs OF tho Company without mourning any
personal responsibility.
Payments OF premiums arranged 10 accommodate lao
assured
Any information desired cheerully g!vsn al the Office.
BoARp OF DIRECTORS
Mypo Van schaick Edward HaignL Jas c. Baldwin,
cssb Woodruff Vim. Vaeolno, VIM Strong,
sdwtu Morgan Humphrey Phelps, DAVID s Al!s. Jr.
William Burger, John HarriS Lewis L9der,
.. Henry aAight Geo Hastings John srowu,
T. Anderson, Siiss Herring, J 8 HerrtcS,
Eleazer FatDdy, David Austen John P Ware
John Williams, c. Kiue.and, Daniel BURNETT
D. Austin Muir, Euoch Dean, George Webb.
Geo Phep N & Bradford. John 4 Merritt
Denton Pear'all Edwin Brown; Henry seokes
AL0NZO A ALVORD, President
cY wEMpLE Secretary
REYNOLDS 4 VAN SCHAtcK, Attorneys and counsel
ABsAM DUBOIS, D. Medical Examiner al NE once
from u O'Clock daily.
TTNTON NIUTUAI. LIFE INSURANCE. COM
OPANY ST Wall .tJsuncty CourD continues TO insure
lives syors IL and offers tnducemenn TO LIFE
ASSUME RS which are peculiar 70 ths Company ke PER
PEIuAL SECURITY Of la flrd Increasing By prosper
tusress; Second its large dividends available at
certain periods to pay The premiums Third ls loaees
Sbow disc limitation the selection OF ves hitherto ua-
known IL Lite Insurance the reby inviting the LIVES
10 Seiect this Company; Fourth, its unlimited cha acIer
PR vldes advantages married women widows
ard mrorB; Fhh the insurers receive all the profits
witch iopt stock and mixed companies have found u
cstye and connection with any other class OF insur'
DIREcroRs-Abbo.t La vrence, henry Croker Daniel
Sharp il Elisha Pra, Waller Hastings, Horats Harris,
Ezra " htte G ,orge CollinS John D Lang Charles
Jones' Joseph q Williams, George Dudley. :. ,,.r..
JUDD HOLLlSTEK, Agents, 81 w aiiaI'
G R GnMAs, NJ D Medical Examiners
PERMITS granted for SeaVoy ages Foreign Resdeuces or
in the Territories OF he Uniled sa,es IS 4sPn&s
E 70, otb,, Iuauy1nce 4dreyt,ses,ens see VIh Pa9e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-07
J RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

~'e-..~, s,,,a ,,orIt is expected mat M-ss's b.
prN ana a EvEREsr lse Of he uoiou rheo-
800 seminary in this city sill be ordained as ntHuso
w. hv an Ecclesiastical Council to morrow tee'oe'at
1sn S IN tha Broad~sv TRnernace Services 70 con
enee al O'Clock Mr. Warren under an ss Wou
rom The American Home M''or airy 'te ss nt ib
s fy WSrren on the loh for 'heif deaaed rel OF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-07
DRY GOODS.


THE GREAT JENNY LIND CONCERT.
AOIES AND GENTLEAENa' 6ne Paris made white
AElo gloves tor thu Concert DO hal for S. I'D
and % pair, at BURDErTs cheap wholesale and retail
Dry Goods store S6 Walker Also, gentlemen's black
hid gloves, stitched backs only 81 pair equal dollar
gloves GEO. BURDETT, 1856 WelSerst
s76is+ between Broad wsY and Bowery.
RIBBONS sILKsa sATINs vELVETs
FLOWERS, FEATHERS
STRAW GOODS, &C.
COMPOSING s complete sssortnent OF MILLINERY
OGOUDS, received rom receol lmportalons and
AUCTION
them which viii be offered al the lowest pdceS-iof
or soproved credit. nv DoREMUs Mills,
,rSt sy~t.+ 49, - 20 Jonn-si New York
NORRIS L. HALLOWELL e. 90.
l4S HaIketGi philadelphia,
thpoRTgRs AKp WHOLESALE DEALEEs N ,r
BLK Ann FANCY GOODS, RIBBONS, @hoFEE,
-N LICEs, sHA WIS, &c
FREIgHT PAID TO NEW YORK
An so,ds nncbassd rom a. and apped By nohsrn rcua
Su5 2mis
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WINDOW SHADES

spARYOLs' C75 bud III William cal the attention
Gsll persons 4nhng Shades Cofncea faas1iA, Cofda
&c 10 their assortment Nhich WI conpse L aos excel
any il the city and hich sey VII 7ll Al fair
living prUnt All shades warranted GOT TO suck Or curl
Country Merchants Will hna II 10 lher advantage to call
Au2- 6tseoct
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-07

r L. Harris Minister Of the lnaepen 1e en-
a; m s'%ySs s o al
nsn laher. ,o" W. sunday Sept 81 l03 Am Sta
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DEATH TO THE VAMPYREs!
THE SUNDAY ERA.

TOMORROW. will conein somc astounding de-
velopmeDt. 10 the Black aal lne
Flhbs Ruckmen in The Field
George WtAes and lhe Poles f3sZstie blown szJ hga.
The Fire d spament and the City R0wdes.
Fhs Jenny Lind Fever aad lis Cure
The Drur, Ti.is beside Immense number or spark.
Ure Foofias IN the leading topics Of tle day.
The Colisr OF Velvet By Alexander Dumas Tbe heat
story The great novelist hss ever written Sack numbers
car be bad al Tbs office
rich letter from Tom Frank spcg and ssrcsssic
btsuuful Move lette rOm the French.
The Cfesrn Of he f 1sting Literature oi the month
Pfcss els. Office q spruce ct
In corsequeuce Of Tie independence OF This Era hefcu
lean Efforts bshg made to suppress tss circulation In
The sfeetr therefore 0eg cauoa the public against
any oher psper ia 10 asad inud aton and
families employed to prevent It's sale 3y sns 40 "so
viii lie served regularly upon leaving The addfels at .he
Office AID cat ID procured at every rswS depot
s7ltt ArNO)D kAHhtH q W.
5ENHR FALSE AND nALlCloUS Report that mas
been 10 iudisrou.iy circulated by aome evil ti'oossd
persoi to tie effect al had ,Ilrsd rom bn'ne's
Wholly urtnunded bly, book Ia sl 10 bs had for 81 a. 30
Ea,snu .! Married nan remember the CREST uadis-
put-d because 10 disputabe Isc., she y Washing wach
formerly occupied Twelve hours over before oreskfa't
AZ ~ HARPER TWELV ETREE.
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Jupp,s INDICATED LIQUID oUrIoLE.

JUDD's INDICATED LIQUID oUfIOLE.
fGyHis is AN lNVl LUABLE ARTICLE for dressinG
hufBs, sbd oulAes scaids or anY Slgd Of tfe~b
47ouudt So say. Dr. Valentine Mott of .hs n. Y Medical
University Dr. Darling OF 1he same ORA Gib.on and
(on son u Virginia Medical Institution with many
other prac,icsi SurgSonk
PENEIELD CAMP. MiddielowE, Conn sole ptoprt
" hicks L CO. las ami ISL Fronrs-
Wholesale Agents.
For sale By schiefsnn, Bros Co, HaVi,And Reese
Co, Vm Burger Go Boyd Psui HaYdoca, coflies
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,.va n. W M Graham will deliver Dl'conrss to-
oTfo rlpg Al u.ua hour on The DsS'h OF Rev
joan RARRANT former Pastor Of iae gree w III o spus'
Church in This city one door eas' OF Sfoal"ay' III
- 1870 In The evening g. us1sl 81 u
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Paw. Dr. Dovviins h-sr eiurned 10 toe c,sY aud
~ 10 pre- sch ntxl Sand morning and
1 4S Al the Broadway Baphs Church, Hope Cha 2e 78