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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-30

~ We have beea 90 highly slnused a. We uer,
last evening At the Croon hal, Bowery. nsse.nps.s
academy Of art; sousards Ct The finest pcurss al ehy
ffsmed beautiful sISnsy PedesiAs sni brackets n %,
i.stsfsy tel up and al thrown open ,hs public frss
Of charge I. IL really good establishment and .musrs
thcussnis ycuug who would ctber~ise be spessse
iheir line perhaps In groggery. Amusement here never
seems Tag for very fine band Of music psys ssery
evening IN I0i O'clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-30
GENERAL NOTICES.

" Rocky l,Iountniu Drnb beaver Hats.-
Bird Conner Pine ard Nsssau-sts, invites the attention Of
his customers and public to his beautiful White md
Dab Hats The nghtness and gentty OF this hat
and m nsve last has induced him TO get up
the srlcls in the rich and elegant He hn
also fine assortment OF Gentemens Straw and other Hats
OF the latest description BIRD,
nyl7 6yis cor Pine and Nssssu sts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-30
Observation-Disclosures, May y

The Receipts during the past "a hours have os zen
"a follows eco bbls Flour 900 bush 10 CoSS. nc
market for FLOUR Is dull buyers not beng asPVsv1
opersie the present high prices denanaea oHss "a.
ard Western Is held firmly al 50. There iss goo1 le
,nd Tor prime Ohio WHEAT. with moderate sses ~ in
nrces CoRs is firm ard In good request win SAFES OF
f0CO0 bushels At SIC for Mixed Western and d 70 oc ct
Flat Yellow Holders Of Prison WHISKY are more nr I
and for some prime lots a have been refused IN
FsxfcHTs here Is no perceptble change to notice
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-30
GENIN,S SIMMER HATS.

~ With the advent OF Summer GESIS invites the al
,enon OF all who desire to keep their heads COOL and to
hend genuine comfort with an elegant and distinguS sp
pearance, to his splendid variety Of Summer Hats
A asuperb dress article rich and light, eminent
IL becoming and Of the durable materials his Rocky
Mountain Beaver for 1880 stands preeminent and al the
tail urice 81 So It may Justly be pronounced one Of the
cbeape. hats ever manufactured sod In this city.
GENINs Union Hat the nehtssl and most beautiful felt
fabric which the Of hating has yet produced In this or
any other country, 10 emphatcaly the popular hat OF the
season Il Is scarcely 30 heavy the Panama with brim
wide enough for shade but not too overshadowng and hss
graceful oG-hand debonsir style about II which Par-
sau would call rorisant Far hsndsomer than any straw
hal IL rot liable lose ito shape by exposure to damp
wet as the Leghorn fabrics do and Is moreover
from 100 TO zoo per cheaper than either the sombrero
from the Ishmus the fabric Of Italy Those who prefer
the vegetable will purchase the latter but the true econo
mist and Of will prefer the Union Hat at Two
Dollars and Fifty Gents to The Panama al Five or Ten
For gentlemen who prefer the srsws, GESs has hemi in
all their varieties from the very finest Panama and Leg
horns down to The cheap American plats
His assortment Of childrens straw hats, London Par-
sian and from his own factory IT, be believes the largest aud
mos. diversified the United States That department Of
hs extensive show rooms devoted chdrens fabrics IL
literally filed with the different styles approved by foreign
fashion or Manufactured AFTER bis designs. These will
he found suitable for children OF all sges and both sexes
and Will be offered at prices In accordance with that mode
ration which has been adopted the inyasbe rule OF the
establishment
Grsrs also solicis attention to his fancy department.
comprising superb imported canes, French, English and
American umbrellas and many articles OF taste whiehcome
under The same general head.
CENIN 2il Broadway, opposite st. Paurs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-30

To THE EDiToR-SV: see by paragraph in one OF the
daily prints that the impression has gone abroad ths
entered into contract with calrel $50 Bowery, to fur.
nl,b the Swedish Nightingale with Shoes The statement
is Entertaining, do very high opinion Of
Mr.. csnues productions they being superior to anything
encountered In the Partisan capital, should have been
happy have made such arrangement with him my bust
meas had been with the feet Of Jenny Lind instead OF her
throat Yours truly, p. 7. BUNKUM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-30
Connecticut U. u. scnntor-No Election.

We received several Telegraphic Dis
matches from New-IIayen yesterday, from
which we learn that five Intellectual ballot
tings were taken by the Connecticut Legisla-
ture for L. S. Senator, to serve for six
wears. from the 4th of March next, in place
of Hon. ROGER S. BALDWIN, whose term ex-
pires on that day. The following table will
L. .bo ros,,lt of tho ha1lotinp.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-30

~ CHOICE IMPoRTED EsPALIERs AND GARDEN FRUir
TREEs-A few packages from the house OF d. Zocher
Voorhem schneevoogt Harlem, jus: received per ship
Humphrey Purintop. from Rotterdam, and comprising the
most highly improved and choices, sorts OF Pears Aphco
and Cherries all warranted. Now In store, and for sale
during this week only. Applyto.
IOHN C. KAYSFR. 100 Pearl-st up Stain
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-30

~ Wonderful Excitement al HIRAM AsptksoSs1
Bowery merely from the fact OF their selling English spy
and ingram CARPET rugs oil cloths window shades, ss
covers &C. at such extraordinary low prices The famous
Warehouse has long known by the sppeaon Of the
celebrated cheapest carpet establishment In the United
States apparent to all who visit the six spacious
show rooms that they both time and money We
can you that there you will find the largest cheapest
AID handsomes assorment 10 be found IN lhe Staies
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-30
TRENTON FALLS,
~ The Proprietor Of The Hotel a. The

NEAR UTICA NY.
~ The Proprietor o. the Hotel Al The Falls informs
the public that has greatly enlarged his house since 10
last season. more than doubling bis former sccommodt
uous Including In his improvements new and spaeos
cinngroom :,
families wishing 10 uake arrangements by the week
NORTH can furnished with suites OF and
well ventilated NJ MOOks.
There il now plank road from Uucs and persons esv.
ing New York in the evening boat arrive a. lhe Hee
be7ore ? P. 81 OF the next ssy. myziwr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-30
Markets....ALBASY, May y.

Wehave no receipts by Cana to-day Ia consequences OF
the bresks In he Canal a. Geddes, and BushneFs bssn-
There s good business doing In FLOUR sna sses ss
$50 bbls at S666 l2t for pure Genesee - osi 20
for Aehsan as 50 10 - 62i for strait STATE sna " es
ferr Corn continues IN active request win safes OF .
bushels al CSC for mixed Western to arrive 10 We VI
ion dsvs The sales OF RYE up 500 bushes ~ oe
In other descriptions there Is material change
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-30
BUSINESS NOTICES.

~ CHINESE MUsEUM-Ahl do not mingie, win you,
desire TO see the Chinese Beauty, any nOusensca des OF
making love TO her Her heart Is preengaged and Mnsa
alone she 4, forever singing Chinese song entitled
love 10 far Oh far away, where me ous sPI'hs' a
siesr Size /, most intelligent creature, and 50 Joy
heated that she keep quiet for moment THOSE
dear little Chinese Children At this Museum, are Interesting
crltinsiies They are very pretty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-30

r. The and comfort secured by the use ofD LIr-
rLEFIELDs Corn Shields and Pssters commend them 10
all In The least troubled with cOns or bunons They ara
Just Whist they are recommended to be-efeciua In afford
ing relieffrom any discomfort Arising from corns Sold
Dr. LIS Office, Al Merchants Exchange; RusHros 0oh
10 Asor Heuse 10 s7S and 81 Broadway my2S 3teod'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-30

A NEW ESvELoP AND LAReE BoxEs.-DALLEYs g-rs-
Inc Pan ExHeor IN the cd wrapper, is largely ecus,ss-
fei ed. Avoid danger and fraud and bay oHy Of the
size II. DALEY, as Broadway Fer sale also BY Hs,i
land, Keess Co, A. D Sands Rushtors and Of C.
Y. Curkeuef&
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-30
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE Nsw.YOak TRIBUNE.
For Proceedings of Congress see Last Pas
Illness Of senator EImore.

BIZ Bain's Telegraph s1elusirely 10 The Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Wednesday, May p.
Senator Emore Of s. c. is very i'll Of consump-
ton, with few hopes of recovery. Physicians
think he cannot survive many days.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-30
Confirmation Of Gov. Letcher-Mr. Bnrtletts
Nomination.

WASHINGTON, TUESDAY, may -
Gov. Letcher was confirmed today by the SEN
ate as Minister to Mexico.
The nomination of Mr.. Bartlett Of your city as
Boundary Commissioner is still in the hands OF the
Investigating Committee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-30

ALsASY, Wednesday May p
The break in the Canal at Geddes will probably
be repaired tomorrow.
There is no certainty with regard TO the actual
extent Of the injury sustained at BushnelIs Basin,
or the length of time that viii be required to re-
pair il.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-30

~ We would call the attention OF the public generally
to the large OF gents ladies and chdens Boot.
Shoes Guitars Slipper, &C. to be found at the establish
ment Of Il. A. Brooks, 80 Futon-si All the goods are
made In the latest styles Of the best materials and sod
lower prices than elsewhere
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-30

gvHatters attend.-A meeting Of the Hat inisnens
offs City OF NewYork VIII be held the Branch hote
IS Bowery OF Friday evening May 81, at o'clock Hn
hoped thsi every member Of the trade will be present.
business Of The utmost importance concerning every ms
Der VIII De acted on. -.
GEO. w. WEED, Secretary. mySN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-30
ny2isH

~ emusic hath chArms'-but never fully appreci-
ated the truth Of the sentiment till listened to Of
GILBERT Co.'s "Eosn" PisnoFortes, at AL Broadway.
The son fue OF the Eolisn minges with the crisp
note Of the Piano and produces the finest effect imaginable
De
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-30
sailing of the Hibernia-List OF Passengers.

NUIIIDN OF THO NIIUFFHIII LIN OF Tus-fnIeFss
BosroN, "Wednesday. May 3
The Hibernia sailed to-day at 70 o'clock for Liv-
erpool via HALIFAX. She took $4,000 ia gold dust
The following is list Of her passengers
Hsssrs r Rotwsld ard wife, n 8 Sargent h aehel.
der Warren ard Henry Whse Boston THEODORE
Schroeder Providence; Geo Nell and WE h,s rOysrl
: = Hourr5 II Tatou. Hesry Edwards, - benn and
!. r voo5v- New York; 4 Meredith, Baltimore tnss
Csrer III; W L Troroit Clark and Ana, ~ Soq ~
] q Barrett 81 Louis. D Holmes snd wiie' deiIls u u
CbsaJrtsDd DR. Wedderburn. NsT-Orleansi Joseph ols
fsm. Lo.5cn: Mrs A Aasms, n Co.mtr, SSh,a a
Her5ehert. bearer Of dispaches' } BOWL % = D-N0
ir, srf Fasser residences NOT given-51
FER Hqffar-Nessrs CtsrmichssL W n 1nns m q, %
Falcorer Boston; Wilism searns snt MISS hooie M
ls8x-5 TO.Bl Al.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-30
MARYLAND cubernaroriaI Conveuticn.

BALTIMORE, Wednesday, Msy 2y-2P.H-
The Convention Of city Wings which assembled
here last evening. have elected Delegates 10 the
Gubernatoral Convention favorable to JAMES L.
RDGLEY.
The markets for oil descriptions Of produce are
as We have previously reported.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-30

~ DIR. Hamiiten's Water Cure InstIt.ns ~
National Hal, Saratoga Springs The zee Q, ns Ut
Water II combined with the Hydropsfhic Tfos1"
Pleasure guests VIII End every accom- modsnoaL .,.-.
mySo ALDRIDGE 4 PALMER, ProPrs'os~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-30

NlBLos.-The Serious Family, tonight Cmppendales
Sleek is great is Broughams Captain Mcguire Inc
nav farce was a hit last night
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-30

~ Our assortment OF FRS, quality resiymsde garmsru
comprises various styles, Business and Travelling
Frocks Sacks Dress and Frock Coats Light Oyercos'h
Pantsoons, Vests NC.
WIN. r. JENNINGS, 81 Broadway,
rvo2isH Opposite tho Park Fountain.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-30

r. CHINESE ASSEMBLY RooMs.-You should have seen
t's saloon Yesterday such crowd OF beauty. Such
GALAXY OF living angels Such display Of dress! Such
an arrny OF wealth and fashion The Be-Ringers never
nlaved better and never more sppanded. Niles
fesSes songs were all encored, and Mr. Harrison was
SIlea out repeatedly after his capital comic illusions
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-30

Fs The Mammoth Pictorial Double Brother Jonathan
for the Fourth Of July will be ready for the Newsmen to-
morrow afternoon and Saturday. Office Is sprucest
Second story.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-30

czr T.y CUBAN STAMPEDE on our Sixth page
will be found detailed account of the great Cuba
Failure.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-30
no. ra the siIrersmIths OF New.York.-Ths

JoaTneymen syermiihs are reaa s 70 s'ena
70 oe ~ So Al O'Clock, for the purpose Of hesrcs
G 100 81 he Committee Bylaws aud TO sdopt tns
same II is hoped that the Trade VIII come Out In AZ neh
1870 9TH 90 Ills occasion
'HeHs'- BY order fthe Committee
WIN. MAGEE Chairnsn
r,.,s gRrSKERHoFF, Secretary. mJy IL
p q We extend q cordial invitation 10 Employers VINO
NAV wish 70 be present on the occasion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-30
GENIN. 2ll Broadway,

-AHAr FoR Twenty SHILISGs-Ksox's Union
HAT Manufactured expressly for the months, is
now ready for delivery. The wesrsr Of "Union Hat
can dispense entirely with the OF Ice this summer for
IN the quality of GOODNESS supssses that necessary
If liza
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-30
~ Nineteenth Ward.-The wh.r Of the NIns-

~ Nineteenth Ward.-The WITS o. ' ~. hoass
.senh " will Doid Election by ballot al mo pves'
OF Sir p Moore B.oomingtais Road aud fosyssxn 81
90 Frsty mornir the Stat instant from NJ 70 II noV,
10 On vacancies To tho several Committees occsoosa
The division OF the Twelfth Ward By order Of the " ara
Committee. A. MAYNARD Chsirnmsss,s.
GEo w. JAoUEs Secretary. myJo q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-30

~ Mr.. w. ID. Zogbaum begs leave 10 inform mo
pubic that be mas taken spaTmests IS Hudsont where
lie would be hsppy receive those ladies' ard gentlemen
DESTROYS Of acquiring thorough knowledge OF the Ffencs
and German Ian guages less time ueusy occupies
IL such study. Pupils attended al their residence.
r,vr5 7dseodr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-30

ApvERrIsExEsr DIREcToRr.-A part oil the
Auction Sales in this mornings Tribune VIII be
found on the Third Page. The Amusement column
il also transferred 10 the Grst page.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-30
~ Grand Temple Of Honor Of the state @. q

Newly ork.-A special session OF the Grand Tempe VIII
be held on Friday evening May 81 q aa, -
lives hearing reports OF committees s.ec.Is @ s
representatives the National Temp IA s.cn On
business AZ NAV be necessary 10 be usnsacso previous
ne mee,ing IN he Nsuons Temple. By ordsf'
mv30 lts REO DIN v - AA' " " "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-30
Deaths Of LIeuI.. browning and Bachc.

WILMINGTON " edncsday, Nay =.
The officers Of the Navy held q meeting here yes
terday and passed resolutions Of confidence for the
deaths Of Lieuts Browning and ache, who were
drowned by the up'e.tng Of boat on the Coast Of
Caliiornis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-30

PRoT. A. c. BASKY's TRIcoPHsEcCs, on hKDicArTo
CONCEIVABLE than thousand households In the
United ssef, this preparation kept constantly On he
toilet or IN The medicine chest boh, The only article
which VIII thoroughly elesrse, beauty, snd improve Tho
growth OF The hair ard unhlng for rrIators
OF ne ssin and The best application for external injuries.
4he cry piupes, common to children and grown persons
arc Always attended BY utease chng and liable
Torn mo a~agfeeAble s1d painful sores, by TIE attempts
mace 10 relieve tie irritation BY he fiction Of the fBgen-
tbs compound instantly ssys he Irritation, sns, II he
eruption las been scratched into sores, heals ard
rsft5-es 10 The skin iis snocnss and pancy. The
remsIk holts good IN regard wsiey, nseTy and seay
eruptols; and he DATA cng sensation oecasoued BY he
bites Of insects slso quickly relieved by uosleug he
psr sdeced with this anti axnmaioFy compound. Fox
tie hair BARRY's Trcopherous Is recommended By he
frat families this city, ard used by al classes hroughoa.
he country II stands alone regards ia immense AID
constantly Increasing consumption There oil or Do
msmm or any other preparation for the hair, aua sod
which approaches Il in popularity; for besides being
usvsed efficacy for two distinct purposes It s sold from
fifty hundred per cent lower than nneienths OF the
hair washes &c. In the market Sold Ia large bos',
price Is cen the Principal Oce ISL Broadway New
York For sale by the principal merchants and duggas
throughout the United States and Canada Beware Of Tho
counterfes sold al dollar Ger bottle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-30

ASEcDorr The following curious snecdoe 10 odd by
ssuulon in his Embassy China he rensrkedto Man.
DARN that be thought Chins the most healthy place Ia TIE
world no one sick there. He replied he phys.
could afford have their patients SICK long Zoe
their pay ceased the moment patient was SICK anti; hs
made well then It wss resumed sgala. They paid
The DOCTOR uiae per snnum to keep them well When
stanton explained how ply sicans were retained Ia this
country England he inquired, Have you any
body well in your counyl" and well be might for IN he
United Staies alone have 500 physicians paid hsep
the population sick whereas every one would tess and
publish the world the wonderful qualities OF ""siss
Nervous Anudote" there need be- debiaied person
In the whole Union. Let every who values bis health
inquire about it and possessii
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-30

Total. 22O 300 PIG 2l5 PIT
Further ballotting was postponed till
Wednesday of next week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-30

n The Bgfalo Courier rejoices over
The result Of the recent Constitutional Elec-
ton in Michigan as
"a stI more deuifcart condemnation OF WE
mot Provisoisn, ard all other isms that stan1 IN
tie way OF true Democracy. These things are
worthy Of being treasured up, for lie Democracy
# ne Empire State oil soon Dc ee"ea Ap'" u
f5l.0t so glorious an crgmPe.'
What has become Of those Free Soil
Mokannas who insisted that the Utica Sur
render was certain to bring the whole party
over to Wilmot Free Soilism? Can't we
extract a peep out of one of them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-30
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MAY 80.


ar Tie Ps,msylsdnian explains the re-
cent transfer of the Indiana State senti-
nep to Hon. Vim. }. Broom and Son, by
saying that p...,
aTbe Sentird is the Democratic state f1
but its editors. the Chapmans, belong to the " emit
uorth and Wilmot school OF politicians: ana re
tard instead Of assisting the Democratic Pav.
NJ Bro,vn. the new editor Of the SenitVl' nas
no sympatfies with Free Soil and WI Sonuu
lis paper according 10 the creed OF the Ns''ona,
Democracy. and without compromising WIN my
third party.
We can't see what right forney mas
under the guise of friendship, to rake over
the ashes of Mr.. Browns Speakership aspi-
rations in this way. How viii Messrs'
Allen, Giddings & Co. relish it
We shall see whether the retirement OF
the Chapmans and their Free Soil zotions
viii help skin-deep Democracy in Indiana
Guess not.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-31
FANCY GOODS.
Great Spring and Summer.

" ~ oeo ESf1s oseS aefee1 kStsssc1fsGI'
M on sARssAPARklLLA-The value ot Il this asa alea,
impure blood S anyeray Fno, generated by
SrUVEN'TV fVt III y Wy sIs4Ia a4lIIpieSisteus
anS ampes e o % - 3 country haEe recently signed
ToLs was tie best Preparation oftbs s kind n
USED il, DAILY IN THEIR PRACTICE,
"'' 'ie IPR e,,gf TITAN HeneneeT thSt lo
il has bee1 beinre ,bs nabSioI MEfnI1 ns,f YEAkS
pn,ins ,b,, ndlda MILfi6Ss T5I6nSl 81 i SghEs .u.,
have been psTed npoF % hs PP%RG % By ~ nc She has
Every year has added thousands upon thousands of bottles to
its sale; GsIss snS Re n rmnmVu1nwnS o''' "
which lf pfinted and honnd ,goSd drI sarH % IN tbe
selvesf The Estim is 4 1 # a,r Nv scDovIT, g
with suppurang glands honey com6ed esh and carries eat
ss n ao9 oay H RsS S5 are 'nased and his
NAV he .iE RaRMAsENTLXk ni.a S5 x. Cured ,s,11f D.
ter OF 'entury, Bris'ssS is's,s.0' ssr.aDar,, that
l. l.! Rsyg9d 81 o2mPs5scg r,,, nr,Trnv
for the following disfs ri 956sT proceeding liom
soroala King. hyi khea%ats Obstinate eu,aneou.
Bdis Gbronie soSs ETe1 Ri1e M "A nm q; Tettep
sgsd R0ns Hsaa d, E1ia,ge%f1t sqf d Pans of the
ilidq symptoms, scatia OF. Lum:
from an inindioions
Ascites ar
DrSpsy'
Exposure lmpFudauce Lille. Liver COMPLAINT
Fever intermtiiDg Fever Cholera M0r5us Dyse6tery
Diarrhna Plethora of Blood in the Heal Piles
Pains IN the Rack side Breast ar Ioins and
i ali forms Of 1scasr, assi Gisndnaf, ,'
and Skin Diseases
II is also sovereign specific for General Debility and the
best renuyator of roken Copstution braces and rein
ygorates every organ promotes activity and regularity in
every Junction. and produces that condition OF tine whole
physical system which IS the best security Tor
LONG I,iFEI
Let all WIN wish ~ pnrpe he bood fnn ta imnuritjea
contracted from the free Of the appetite during the
RESIST SUMMER EPIDENICS
resorf po,o To
BrIstol's SarsauarfIla
the ,s,s .,,orist, H., ,,o,,,o,C,i 80 ~ ,;
,g u1 a s, ~ KS Vo'' ue uuil'ahe" ahl-
Se'pS' "" 81 Dr. II o SIs tr1II, -vcrrnI,
nj fioMhIlfiEk M VI THE SYSTEM! -,
miUi W. " pen Hei,t shce llc l,ro4Gtou ol
DItst0 JSa[sapa'na, tMthS ouu yeaIs ago, elps a
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-31

DEATH OF THE Rev. JoHS NEwLAsD MAFFrr.
We had information, by a letter from Mobile, pub
.lished in the Crescent yesterday morning, of the
sudden death in that city Of the Rev. Mr. Maffit.
Intelligence Of his death will not row produce q
deep sensation; though there are few men engaged
in any profession or avocation, with whose names
the country had been more familiar than that Of
John Newland Maf1it. It has been his sad misfor-
tune that for years past shadows have obscued the
brightness of his fame. The man who was once
honored throughout the land for his varied attain
ments, his fervid imagination and towering elo-
quenee, now passes off the stage of human events
with no tears for his departure and with scarcely
an expression of regret. Sic transit, etc. This
teaches an impressive and melancholy lesson.
Since the above was written, the following lines,
published about year ago in an interior paper,
accidently have fallen under our eyes, Werepub-
lish them, together with the interesting PREDATORY
remarks which accompanied them. They will
strike every mind as singuarly appropriate to the
sad event which closes the earthly career of this ex-
uaordinary man..