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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-01-12
ONE DOLLARS WORTH

Of BRANT'S PURIFIER effectively cure OUR TIMES
much disease dollars oortk of SGrsaPariaf H
viii, then it is FOUR TIMES CHEAPER than SdrsapG-
rd. And prove this offer OF cure, Of
The mann c6ses Of
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-01-12
A DYING WOMAN SAVED
CON CUREDl

We give the following certificate fact Of cure, which
goes prove the power life when the person
seems be in the very last stages Of existence when Brznss
Indian Pulmonary Balsan is administered -:
Torn Of Belisioa, Ssyatoga Co.. " Y-ss. ZrBA DYKE
being GF}g sworn, That in the winter Of Is45
dcponz wife believed by her physician and others
be dying with consumption Of the lungs and depouen
believing that 20 he the went to hr John Watts
IN the pags of Ba0a Spa topurchGe cloth for shruud
ami o;her tecesssres to prepare MS vile Tor burial alter
she shoa3 die DCpuuent further says that while hc in
stld t store he was persuaded by the Proprietor OF
"bRAhIS INDIAN PULMONARY BALSAH, who was
then present bottle of sad M>a,e,nehe remark
ing that if the dytrg be now past recovery yet i
he much Oppressed and distressed the said medicine
would sCothc and relieve her and make the pillow Of
death easy. beponent took tie said medicine home
with him together with the cloth he had purchased pre-
paraOry the anticipated death OF bis wife. peponent
caused portion OF said medicine 10 be administered 10
his wife and his astonshment it relieved her
She continued the OF said medicine until she
cred from n@r disease and has been able since az being
than three years. do the worh and attend 10
all her household affairs and dcpOnCHf verify believes that
through the blessing Providence the restoration TO health
Of his wife The result of the curative and healing ETH
ZIBA DYKEMAN
Subscribed and before this 29,h day Of April
1913. THOS. g. YOUNG, Justice Of the Pence.
Toea Of B1son, Saratoga county v. Y.ss. This is 20
certify that ana have been Tor many years well and
acquainted the named Zba kcnlau
who Of most worthy and respectable citizens and
whose statements entitled to full credit and belief
April %. lsis,
Tom OF BGson, Vilqgc Of Bqlst0n Spat5.: This is
certify that the circumstances AID facts stated above by
Zba DykeInan my knowledge strictly true and that
frequently stated that B-ant's Indian
April y. Is4s JOHN WAIT.
BRAST~S PULMONARY BALsAM cures CONSUMP.
TION Coughs, Colds Splitting of Blood Bleeding at the
Lungs Pata tts Breast snd SIDE, Nights Swsas NeTrouI
Co"ptalnts, FaiaioH u Ht Trent FeHs"e GAHeSseS and
Complaints, Cholera iaaa'' DVseHfe'y and S7FFsr Com
plants.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-01-12
CAlvINN ENIR \

= man hy the naute Of Cj-4ge has Engaged via, .
young man Of O! : +. To,vuseud art ,., ;.
name pnt up SaF~aparIIIs which they call pr To-,
sends safsapar,. denomlnat:us A. GENUINE or.sfn,,
etc. This Tow nsend IS doctor and never was. hrr
formerly worker railroads canals and the like ".
assumes the title of Dr.. for the purpose of gaining
what he is not This IS caution the public no, f.. -.
deceived and purchase but the GENUINE oElo.
NIL OLD Dr. jacob Townseaa'S >arsaparilla hayi,
il the Od Drs likeness his family coat Of arms and 49,
signature across the of arms.
Pr,rcipsi 0s7ce io2 .Tassaus,.. Her York Ctr
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-01-12
Fourteen Respectable Witnesses.

And It the greatest the undoubtedly substans
ed of of the mosz haTTid and most hopeless OF
STgfa that has been cured since the world
atedcompletey establishing the roG pOEsr and certain
.EcacU Of the medicine
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-01-12
MOST HORRID SCROFULA.

read Pamphlets the perfect effected Mr. J.
b. Hdskia OF Rome Oneida county, ~ T. He was confined
his bed One Yedrwas not expected 20 live teEty four
hours l0nge-hs neck eaten nearly of from to
hole eaten through the WfadPipehs nearly
eaten outhe OF destroyedan Ulcer, large
mans hand, had nearly eaten through his side-and
there were on him, in all,
nscnLn~osuo. TTIao~-
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-01-12
Tin Ware Of every Kind,

where purchasers Will please CALL
0C7~All orders from u distance will meet
with prompt attention. Wholesale dealers
would do well to give me a call, as | VIII
wholesale Stoves and Hollow-ware on as ialr
terms as they can be had at any other place
All kinds OF country Produce taken IN eX-
change. ROBERT McMANlull'
Lcwistown. Jan. 27, IS49--tf.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-01-12
Twenty Large, Deep, DiScharging Ulcers

which ALL CURED and he restored TO hea!th and
strength 10 tabor again, by the use of ONLY TWELVE
BOTTLES. This wonderful cure ia certified 10 by
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-01-12
SUPERIOR WATER PIPE,

of one and quarter inch calibre, and intends
to keep Il supply on hand at all times, The
subscriber is determined to make the ware
out of the very best material that can be pro-
cured and for the accommodation OF distant
purchasers, keeps wagons and horses for the
purpose of delivering stoves at any point within
eighty miles, free OF any additional charge
All the stoves are warranted to stand the fire
and perform we'll and fnot, the money will be
refunded on their return; il plate should break
or crack, it will be replaced free of charge
There is connected with the Foundry, Il
Timing Establishment, for manufacturing
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-01-12
GREEN'S
CELEBRATED VERMIFUGE.

vEvHE Proprietor Of this valuable remedy
4 for Worms. introduces to his friends and
the public, his Celebrated Fermifuge Read
the fnlInWinr.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-01-12
Grand Universal Concentrated
Remedy
within the reach and - the knowledge Of all no need =
that they may learn aud know. ty Joyful experience
TranSCeud2rt Power 10 Heal.

This prepared that ali the properties d" me
SaEsaPtrisia first ed. every thlne oHrDe
becoming acid ri fermentation, extracted and Fecsd
then every particle OF medical virtue secured Nu'
and Concentrated form and iius rendered incapable
losing any of its valuable aHd healing properties Prepared
In LhIs Il IS Naae LaaAsrL aEenl in the
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-01-12
GID DIR. JACOB TOWNSEND.
TIE ORIGINAL EIsCOTERER or THE
(.pnuinp Townsend SarsaparjIl9.

Old Dr. Townsend - about 70 years OF age r La;
long been known the .7CTHOR and UiSCJFEEER
II Iae GENUINE ORIGLN.7L - TOU.f>F.TIJ SIR
5-7P3RILL.4.H Being poor, lie compelled u u,l i.
manufacture by which il has been kept ms
ket and the sules crcEuscrised those Only Hnu hsf
proved worth, and known is value. il nd reached
the ears of many nevertheless those persons sd
been healed OF sore diseases and saved from dela u
cIa-r r.ad its nrcaL.enca and N.nmderflL
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-01-12
Cure of inslCIyeseTabI2 diseases

Hence the reason why hear cunne ndatiOns ever
side in its favor by men women and children We aH-
doing wonders in the cure Of
CONS U-NP TiUN, DYSPEPSIA, and LIVER coz
PI-FLNT, aud in RHEU.U4 TYS.H. SCRUFUL-
Plies COS7GpENESS, all OJT.5NEUJS ERJI
7YCNS, PI.uPLES. BLUCTHES, and all affection
arising from
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-01-12
IAIPURTTY OF THE BLOOD

II possesses marvellous efficacy in all complaints SFsna
F0m indigestion from 7csGtg e fss Stomach iTon UNEQUAL
Circulation, determination al t!onG to the head. % ''d
the heart cold est an hands Geld chs 4nL hot sSa5'
the body Il has aHt lis equal in Colds aUd toa-'s
aud promotes easy cSpcct0rtJjon and senae pe!,qAJ'
relaxing structure ut the lungs throat nd every ulhrf &
Bar in nothing is lis eScrenCe more ntnifesIly am
cLr,n, -i,ri InnIIi in IL ari d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-26
LABOR MOVEMENTS.

The IKos tND METAL WOKKERS--The third
meeting OF this very numerous and hard working
class OF Mechanics was at lIlIenbrsnd's last even
ing, CHARLls MEYyRs Chairman. Fiity members
have joined. and the features OF this Society arc
similar 10 the other Protective Unions formed by
the Germans.
TIM TuRSERs-The fourth meeting OF the
Tu ruers was held in Mechanics Hall, Hester st.
AUGUST sCuLLING, President The Turner's in
tend organizing an Association ior the proteo.
ton Of their rights u establish stores for the sale
OF articles manufactured by themselves each mem
Der TO pay one dollar week. and must pay IS be-
tore beng entitled to any benefit. Committee
part German and part English is 70 BE- formed ID
carry out tins plan.
This (Frldatl evening the Carpenters meet at
Convention Hall, Woosterst. the Hatmakers at
the " dow Scblossers. cor. Az and First st. ana
the Siyersmiihs az iIlenbrauds.
The GERmAS TAnoEs.-The regular weekly
meeting OF the Tsilors Association OF the 2d DIS
tfict was held last night at so Pear st. between
Elm St and Broadway The Tailor. intend estab-
lishu, a store on the selfcmployng system by
subscription Of stock
THE CABINET MAKLRs a very numerous meet
iug OF th.s well organized sx.e,y held at Hill
lenbrands last evening r. Steilen President,
Hermann Toasp,rn. Vice President, George Vo-
gel, Secretary Christian Jackob, Treasurer There
are about 9 900 Cabne, Makers in this City tho
most ii whom are Germansl and 200 belong 70 this
Socicfy, which was commenced IN March. num-
Der oil the mbers are Freedmen. Nearly
hundred speak English, and Mr.. Braubach trans
lat,s the proceedings for them into English For
the con. eieHce 81 members the sOclety Is divided
into Eight divisions
The F.llr Ds.rict contains tie most wOrkmen,
and 300 oi the members ol the Society come from
that quarter IL extends from Cana TO Houston SITS.
bordering on the North River. Like oil the other
German trades. provisions ar made by thus Society
for tue protection Of - members, and shop - 70
.stab shed as sOOn rs sufficient stock II subscribed.
Byths means employ will be- given 10 Cabinet
Makers during the "dul season ~hen many
are thrown out Of work. IL Is estimsted that such
q shop can be established at rom u $500. The
Cabinet Makers, thus far have the largest Society
Ia tie CITY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-26

" There 10 ~ bop. for r s'iers search he page
OF many ihogssrd yesT.-ihe day SCENE,
II. 80 sn1 sbb u Arb recurring age,
be everlasting 10 b, which hata been,
Han taught - ncu sht 80 hue suii We iesh
On tairgs that rot b-nssh vii hL and
Our sigeugth away IA wrestling win the air"
-. =. BYso3-od> to vea''~
SIR. Lsbor-crushed and suffering in our Allan.
tc Cltles-is struggling ~ right Itself but It IS 20
in the wrong way to work. Its movers are. IN
deed. realizing the philosophical bodings OF tho
noble bard.
/ know ! am about 10 tread on what you regard
as holy ground know that the present move
meLt Of Labor-Its motive power deep IN suffering
sni memberships taken It's present direction
mainly under the guidance OF your eloquent and
beneyoent pen. But ,horoug hly satisfied that hat
direction VII rot lead Labor ~ 10 destined haven
o, Justice ard repose. | csnnos help raising my
voice 70 tel & Of Inadequate mesns--oi results dis
appointing - presen. hopes AID discoarsging TO
'utlre exertions.
Sir, yo1 vii agree with moulded you have.
Yourself, repeatedly urged the fsct--thst Strikes
have in the aggregate s'gnaly failed and inflicted
far more Of evil on struggling L sbog than they ever
conferred Of good Think you have recently. too Ak
pressed your doubts that men nus, first be constd.
e.ably eless.ed IN the scale Of ln'elAgence az
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-26

y..,,, b. 49,, -. -
8 - - iyr e.sn a. e gurp'.s. ''--''D'' over
wees ". s-uee n is. 0g =. ,,...i sa-en' csercA
IS no~ a'-as-'~'el a'se "t-s Ministers
G,sLlGRr Inspection The Co-,.-r,,,... ,s,...
Common Council chosen 70 Inspect ,h, 8,fs-.,,
gas estai. shua RS r-o,,,'cd ,cstcr,s, IN rv-.,,
%. the.r duties Tho Repo-, 3 hok.5 - We,
ni-'h interest," rs our e.zen are dcepy interested
30 me s-o.e'' cd cheap and eoo@ p'o.c ant private
irl's'
- Tie Board e. Aldermen base a speci.i
.e.t,-. sta clock tbs Afternoon % c,piplete ,h.
lutui shed business .,'t o'er'rcm tie 'asincetug.
r,.ls,-,sr named Tain, w., .,-,r,t,,d s.i.i4e
- ,t-.s...,.,. .....-...f +.....t. 80.
"
,l'as. oatd - amy ".'''"...es
r-.,- I'm. p,...,-- ..,,...... ID. OIL, r-.s.,r,
-
90 Vi.t e. bis iflends D. 1nis cry q see that
BIS Below Parers are attracting tie notice OF
.b, r..i.h i;.,-.. .-.fs o. -, ~ ,l.,,
-. ,,l....,.
'iF0'''- b." '"'
Aif' Lo"e"s new poem oi The Noonns WI
rnorty o. published hy Ic>lor Reed \ Fields
BOSTON
II NhANiA' MiNoi' hsl who LAS been Tor
some wears past Surcrin,euder; Of the Boston AMI
Man, Rafl-aaS. has isst been elected Sapsriuten
dent upon the NcwNCgA and En-, RAILROAD, IN
,f ar, "a, Mr. Kirkvood he present aide Superin
-. 49,. -..;..s ,,.,h -, ,...,. IS, .,,.
,r
neci'ns Hih'se" VI" "Ho"'e' '|i'.'""' pun"
woEA.
- I'll. ,.r.... 80 n, p,,,.is ,,r,ns,,,. ~,
-. u -. =. -,
!ouns misses al ''' 'u'Nes' Asse'ue! "'o"'' ."
W Wednesday night, was well attended. and the iaIr
yocais,s acquitted themse'ye. with exceeding
.~,s.,
To SINGERs-Sce the nctse oi Prot Brsdbury's
Advanced { ass commencing this evening
POLICE OoVRi.-a os'A telo" named George
W mans was taken INTO custody Yesterday
charged with steains ne" tnrc sa'n dress from
the house Ct MIS- Amanda Alien residing al -
hretheN ~. i.e u'ess was 'oNi't III we P'""p,o
| the accused. He was held 70 sns~ er.. w m L.
| Fiunigau was Yesterday arrested by officer Bow
yer of the Chiefs Otice, chsrgei with Offering TO
the door.keeper Of the Academy OF Design as an
admission fee. note purportins to be on the City
Trust and BANKING Co There BENZ no institution
Of hat name in existence the accused was locked
a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-26

IT Among the latest music arranged Tor 'he
Pano.Forte and issued by William Hal Son 239
Broadway, we have the Grand National Natze'
dedicated to the President Of the United states
and composed By distinguished English Lady.
The Brigand Polka and Baden Baden oohoiisch
are very charming compositions The SISTER
PRAYER one Of Cronch beautiful songs has Just been
issued as well as What shall this Darkey DO
an Ethiopian Melody, as sung by Chrisiys Mins'rels
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-26
Annivcr-aric, IN New-York.


e.... 81 ,sa~ D. .s'....-,,- v-.o-...s- cc-.
e.,oa Of J-Fs-aor- craa-. = u.
I,p'l-fy - ,. cts-,s-
n ..,oa R1,as ill aerrg-.. 9AA.
F-'-ly ~ .,....--g..,.se-.s.-
Pr-. ClarcsliAM
sgs11u w s......
a- S-s.Y.rs B.be sace,y
Nandly My
'' seA''-' = nero -. Mn
A-. An saver so,.efy---rals-a.ee inorna.9aif.
= y : 5000. r,,,,--T ss-r-sce. evening.
U,s,a1sy My
an, can To-. 5o'si' .S .--1.e- evening
Meeting fr Pa5Ac D.,e-.s.9a or ssger.-fa'e --' '''
''-na'ea. -,,.. v,.a
American Bs.e soc.esy-T. .--naoe. morning.
an ore r. ara ,.S o1I, l-,lrege1ne
Ar Bsp ,me Ms s,1eg-N ~ 80. i-P- o'' -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-26

To The Ed,ior Of Tas Irisune.
As condemned man IS about to be hung in
Boston, allow enc Il your readers to suggest,
the Spanish mode Ct execution which IS called
aGdrrote' The culprt is seated on a bench " til
a pest a, his back an iron collar is made 10 tn
close his neck and screw at the back # his neck
IS turned by the executoner s. as 10 displsce one
OF the vertebrse whea lie is instantly ex,insuish-
ed. and the couutensnce does not even change It's
expression, bu. the e!ellis gradually close
SOCRATES
RItsh ish time We resorsed 10 the >panlards
or some other foreign people tor some ni'e a'lon Of
the clumsiness and bsrtsr.m Of our present mode
Of killing cu'pri,s. I'd 1T'''
~ Madame Biscacciane has been rendered
l. L. q al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-26


v.-5.l yys-ab,rsa y, ~ v-..s-.s. ,-,s not In.
=. -..... .......- Dam,
.l'su q.
the DANA Is loi o. Fl'. -rea- extent .-. sore
sdoirnr. SO. 1I contained coo ba-rls l. q l-,
t.,,--i-- t1 DAVIS L Can. wai.f vs. insured;
-. 49,. ..... DOL. t.r- .-.... DBL. .-.-r,s OF rice
there We, a' SUI oA-' .o..'
and 100 barrels mo asses cl s'o-'-e. 4ne 's.7'
was ti.-i N.-n ----'e' -li'ar am .-.+' .-.--
= M ~. lo,,,,g. r-,.
- n--,.. 49,. a. 49,, c,.
- r.. ..,-, t,i.f.--, ,-.-,,, ~ p-,3e-.
-. ,r, t,v. ~. r..--.f he ex.er, Of
t..-;..-.--. y. ,, w. ....i Do. WI
NC, - 5000,
x D'aAe' -
IL 'he Norm Ut. s--.- .- We ~. --@
" '.' -. ,.,.r, .,.,,,
- mr.. e., t.,.r....-s ,,s-, ;-..-,.,
i a.. r-,-tI,, pb1.4,i,r.s
A ,nI - - X. ,o n. Cane 4 Carmen
-. Ia &C., N,-,b,n,. and Mr.
H H. Salmon. up stairs. was also greatly exposed
but suite. lmaee iroal 'ate. o'.yr re .'s.
~ ar y ~ Rs-IsI \, ~ Front st was fod with
butte. lard. cheese. &. and the amount Of loss
may oe s'o'oo0 10 TO 80 -. If. Re-5si arc com
- 10 -. sslsw,rdor sac. the capabilities Of
which vii be flIly tested. as il now les in the eel
lar .mbedded in the burning ruins. Inc building
vas owned ny NJ. ls.ar - $3.50 r,,'o h.,
s-.u
The walls of N. % Front ST. fe,i ont during the
fire. and many OF our daring iiremen had hairbre ad'h
escapes
FlRE.-W ednesdav. NJ l0B ?. NJ. a tire broke out
il, III, fourth story ONO John s. near Broadway,
the lover part of the building being occupied by
MEL Tryon. scotsman. and the upper part by
NJ, Mathews. watch case maker. In a short
time the fire was subd led by the hremen' WI'u9u.
much damage except ~ water "''' '''''' -
fIREs-At Io a NJ " eUD's''!
J. Fasans bakery NO - N'''-'
slight. ,,..,,..---...,
-Atss M " eu'eS''! Ia 30 "
goods store q Oa'ne'u,- o''-u' ''''''s
A,,psoy FtRy-Tbe Cit. Hal, bell rang M
loo, pi,b, ab,ut midnight in consequence o.
a., t.,,,;n.,ors haan NJ straw IN R,cto-st Great
r.t. -. -, d.,,.,e dome
c-.-
If pi-a C.,r,oauv W. u. while carrying
49,, b, ,l,-or,b m, fourth s,l-, Of the bonded ware
h,,,, q, yy.,srs, Wednesday ni-ht iel through
a., o,,, batcbwoy doxn to the first floor, striking
hi. no,5 and carsin, aconcussion Of the brain and
.,.,,...i,, ~ ,b.bi, DR. Tra9ha-an and his wife.
..,, -e..I,, Il, p,.ris s, op.,ste HAGUE s. and who
W. ~ a.. 81. f., the case Of the
'',''e'' 50. -. r,.. .,,,o.ion. and es
-. ,t, i.l Tidal. We I'M Iacel by the
,o...l, mo scenc al the fire. aud rendered the
most careful attentions % Mr Glirc he was so
badly Injured that died ct ci', yesterday morn
lns-Mrs' "th'5A' '''..7 ' l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-26
rrRr1s OF ADvERTIsih c.
Il IA -..,y,.- q. 4 .s1H1c

o4y.~.f rc7 -rs- - q
S',,~,..-.1i o,r.' ge- -ee "a'f - -'-
Ss'ioe ,...,--..-s- .,e' of - 80 '.'e'-1'-
GenefEi .al ---'s rer ID. RS. -as A.. 49,.
1ts,I advcrti culouis ~ ~, -e-I,
Genera - n csls. ,f-- --.' '~7' ~
y 2 s1r, a. .-,o- less each 'ase-.e- = ee1.
OUIs.pit-(s. sc.sg er --s pr De-. of d, CHA p,
,rg- ss-i
=, '--.,,,s ,-g-.rrsss tortcTf a. ~ 49, =
as1s,,', fe4.-lr .3sa. Oh rzcsec'-e y, woes ".
..a'srS,d ~ ,os5,r,,.e.a.-ts-a. . ae' szs1 b. 10
ss1g -..s,.-e-, '-s--.,t r ,. 9s5-' sf2es' a' b
49, ~ Lssn.as T. -i
THE srI1I-WEEELT rA-BuAA
=, s-.~, -r.la nv s-a sl'1vt-, n.a-r
= ~, sr-r.fe Trr9 "a. pies -
J. .,.y-' .s1-e,.sl -.. . ..r eEcl -k--N'@
-vr-1r-voRE WILL I iht-ll,.gv ,,.
,~oyrspgr pAPTE FOR Tnk $500 4 ne-
~ ever s1t4rSlg tsrarg = . - n s1.y r. -
-, ia a. yalr- rn '.I IT, p. cssa ~ ..ll
~ ss6feas ~ 80 p. lefs
~ 49, me f,r y ..rI 20 . gag ,.-..e4 . rsrtl
" 'no l......s,t.,sr 'ssae 81. '' CID
=, ~ ssn- .Lser411
rur Ngw-YoRK TRIBUNE
Vor European tlrcniauon'
49,, ~. 30 t~rsrfr. of 'a.' ~
49,, = Pre- q -'nP PEP
.'i'''- tyr urw-YoRs TRIBUNE
FCE
.-,,,.x,,. Oregon md she srnow'o '''''n
49, a. ne d-car-.re y each hsA e''i'~ ~
S.g,s, Pn-e G. c"lt yer coy ., =. .,,.....
''*' GRtgLEy I HcELRATR' Pvoh'a--..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-26

AccDENr.--Icsterdsy, evening, at q o'clock,
spanish sailor as knocked down by the pole OF an
omui has la crossing Chatham from Roosevelt st He
was cat in the forehead severely and was bruised
good deal Ice the body by one Of the horses tread
uc ON HIM He Was taken to an s'othecarys shop
va Mu.berr' a.. whore be WE'D proper medical
IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-26

~ Madame Biscscciann has been rendered
complimentary benefit by citizens o: Nashville.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-26

II Mr. JAZZ, russell LowStt = 1t present
90 yi.it 20 bis friends }, ibis city. " see tia,
bis Below Papers are attracting tie notice Of
che EHsasb literary journals. lons review OF them
having .ately appeared in III Lor8on Chronicle
Nj Lowciis new poem OF The Morning vii
rhorty be published by T.c'>uor Reed y Fields,
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-26

- TIE Board e. Aldermen base special
acet..s sta clock It's afternoon, % complete the
antiu, shed business If over rom tie hs.neetus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-26

Gas LIGHr lSsFgcTioN Tho Con uiuec 81 IL,
Common Council chosen % Inspect the different
gas cs'ata shu- rs Irorcetcd Yesterday "a pursuit
o. Their duties. Tho Report 8 ookcd Tor with
much interest," rs our c, zcn' are deep y interested
go the sao'cs, o. cheap and cool prtc ani private
r-fs.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-03-20

II 1903, the people ofIndana petitioned Congress
TO suspend for while the prohibition of slavery in
that Territory, and the petition was referred TO
committee, of which Mr. Randolph Of Virginia
chairman. That committee reported against the
prayer of the petitioners alleging that the ultimate
blessings of the prohibition would compensate for
any immediate Inconvenience This another
evidence Of southern aggression, if aggression
il could be called.
The Senator had alluded to the Missouri com
promise as one Of the causes which have destroyed
the equilibrium Of the States He would say that
OF those northern men who voted for il. Every
southern man then, well as two years ago when
proposed 10 the Oregon bill, voted for it. The
southern men then were their own aggressors.
Mr.. DAWSON explained that the South had vo-
ted for the Missouri compromise line as a com
promise, and they have always been and are now
ready to stand by it.
Mr.. HALE reviewed that portion of Mr.. CAL
HouN's speech which attributes the greater pros
perity Of the North to the fact that greater pro-
portion of the amounts expended for the colles ton
of the revenue was expended at the North. AS an
illustration of the truth of this statement he read
from the returns of the Post Office Department, for
the last year, which showed that, in the fifteen free
States the amount of received from posta ge
over and above the expenses OF transportation OF
the mails in that section was the sum OF s57OOO
while in the other section, there was deficiency of
nearly the same amount In the State OF New
Hampshire alone, the excess was over $4,000,
which was u direct tax upon that State To that
amount.
He reviewed the various tariff acts passed since
the adoption of the Constitution and read from the
Journals of Congress to show that southern votes
and southern men carried every one OF them in
opposition to the North.
Mr.. HALE, without concluding, gave way, and
then on motion,
The Senate adjourned.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-03-20

PETITION ron AND Against DIvoRcE.-A MIR.
wetherill Of Philadelphia, having petitioned the
Legislature Of Pennsylvania for divorce from his
wife Isabella wetheril the lady has fled counter
application, in which she deIDscs that she has ever
been faithful and dutifu wife TO her husband and
has borne him fifteen children, twelve of whom are
living, in justice 10 whom, she says, she feels II her
duty 10 vindicate her innocence.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-03-20
THIRTY-FIRsT CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION.
TUESDAY, March 10, 1850.
SENATE

Private petitions were presented by Messrs.
WHITcoMB, DODGE of Wisconsin, DAVIS of Mas
sachusetts, CLAY, DICKINSON, HUNTER, BALDWIN,
PRATT, DopGE Of Iowa, CHASE, and CAss.
MIR. MANGUM moved, and the communication
from the Navy Department., covering the metcoro-
logical report of Professor Espy, was ordered to
he nrinfad