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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-28

A. Rio Janeiro April p SHIPS Venice Young rom Phil
sdeipha for San Francisco IN ~ 10; Goodwin Wcks I'm
Boston for San Frsncisco, 28h Apn ,nbsy. Merrill I'm
New-YOrk for Sen trunc',co, repairing Ship Scotland
fo' San Francisco bad been ordered discharge being
lesky; her late Captain. Foger died 18Th Banks Galn
leo, -, I'm Boston for Sen sDcisco. 2Sth Touro Low,
for do 23di bngs Tower eelcho from Charleston for San
francisco.
Al Buenos Ayres April g. bsrks clntonis Wright Raj
fer for Baltimore d Francis Psiridge disei John Muir
ray, Lu uuc; James Andrews greueh do brigs Cohsn-
rev. Cphsm, for NY0rk -; Pslzs Hatch, for Boston,
Falmouth, Oliver for Baltimore; sch John Davidson,
Smiley unc Sailed April SUI. h'tgs Niagara hsrfipG for
Bucco TO load for NewYo'k; Louise, (Dansh Pessfson
for Dc.
A. Portsu.Pnce l0ih int big Milton, Carly, for Phlk
depta d; schrs msp Chiffon, Hskins, for Boston 10
Myrtle. (Br) I'm FYork 8'h
Al Gusysms, PR 9Th inst bark NewHsveD, Hurt for
New Haven ldf hrgs Aibslross, Cochran, for NYotx
Julia MOHltnn, for do 8
A. Ma seusz, PR, lih inst brig. Consuelo Thorn. IN
Boston II d. just arr SD for do dR Francis, Savs for do
~ Mary Elizabeth Kirvi for Baltimore o. Monlser1ts
Guide I'm ~ Thomas jus, schrs Sabine, Robnson FOX
Newfisver 4 l. f3nd Hse't, for Philadelphia
Arr a, Quebec NAV q, bark Alberls, Benson, Mobiles
brig Lycia, Slater, Matsnzas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-28

Steamship Margaret (Br Leich, Halifax, Ns'i days, 10
ballast TO Cunsro, Jr
Bark Fors er tsr) spendlove Newcastle Is ds. coal to
Bsrs P,der schrsudsr (Sorwl Hanson Newcastle, Eng,
ara IS fun Harwien, Goa, 10 Barclay Livingston.
lin bd.s wool &c 10 W w DeForresi Co, Saile1 Ia
co ~ib ship ship Talms- Lewir, for Boston;
Barn Kathleen, Horner, Rio Jsneiro April q, coffee, to
BARK Cf.. lof o.,on Reed Rio Jsneiro 4, &c. coffee
ard hides 10 Phiprs Co April II, w M More died al
The ef four Of her seAmen In he nospi al 81 ho
JsDeiro.
BsrI Losing CBrem) Fhsdrch., Bueno' Ayre', s. DIS,
tidss ard wool. 10 Victor Duckwiiz
Brig EOo (sc) Csslesno Palermo 81 d. frsit to Jas
srS Globe. chipman Palermo, 18th March, fruit to
Be.cs.r. Draper 4 Oevln Passed Gibraltar sd April
Left bsks Azof for NYork In de- Potomac, for do ID d.
BrtS q w au,se tof B.ltimore) Coorer Opoyto 80 d.
wines to master sailed with sch Graveo, for New
YOrs.
Morewood L Co Inc mas experienced a heavy gale,
started culweisr head bl sarss hOsi sp sails kc.
BRIG John MAY lnfl "yensf~ s1lS' fit1o ~ as coei
to IlGs. The n has experienced severe gales 90
be Passage sove bul~srks lost e4mooose, damaged the
rudder. &c
ds poisioes. kc. and Passengers. 10 Hamilton.
rrig R-let - Aaehiss as, lumber.
Sch Acacis t5f) -, 81 Joha, NIB, 10 do, lumber to
Set Greenway Couch New. Haven q hours in ballast
Sch mary Morton Msehiss az. bound 10 Flushing, LII
sch Phebe Baxter Ncker.On BosoG, "a Rldss.
Sen Cabot Nicssr.Ou, Boston 3ds mdse.
sen Midas Quincy, Provdeuce 2ds
Sch Uroire PEI fed, Portland, Conn, ds, stone
Sch Geo Evsns, KelAr, Maehias, 7 d. lumber. -
soop Roger Villains, Slrges. Providence, "a hours
udse.
sloop Radiant Dayton, Providence, "a hours, rsd'e'
sAILED-ships Princeton. Russell, TOR Liverpool; s1'
dous Cor DO; D-nnscn Spencer H.vre switI-nsno'
Melcber Quebec. Oneids, Crrssey, Csntoo'
Ter NOresns: MemEon. G9rdon Canton. No,.ngi -,
land Lord Loudou; Am. TIL Ross, China pass Lv s
Escu SHE O. Portland; Edns, koooins, sis. :.
Herald, Cray, ApalscnicoA, sch On lo) "s'oi"1'y D.
JOINS NB. and Others.
BELow-shp Rsbecca. Wolfe, Ne"-ofiesn'' nd'e 70
A sostsr Son
WIND-su.rse NV, meridian, w, sunsei VIZ"
By Telegraph.
stLFw ~ .C-s-r hl'k ii.-'s, go, - Nf5ik ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-28
SECOND BOARD
MoSDAY, MAY y.


The Stock market TO day was heavy al the First
Board and the + snces generally fell of, out after
the Board prices rallied, and at the Second Board
the market YVES frm-Erie Bonds, for example,
which sold at the First Board at 96l, sold at the
Second Board at 9sl For Governments there is
fair demand, and tbs quotations are firm A
sale of $4,000 was made after the Board at ll9,
which is an advance.
The Exchange market has been dali to-day and
heavy. The supply has not been very large, but
remitters have held back and appear indisposed to
sends funds abroad at present high rates Sterling
is elalO, the bulk Of the business having been
done at 9ld9i. At the close some good bills were
on the market at g. d9l. Francs were no, plenty
and higher, sight 5.93l, co days 5.2si a5.2s.
In freights there is not much doing, and the mar
kei is without change. Engagements in Cotton
are made at 3s Cd y bale, and 3l6d . n; 1000
bbs Naval Stores at sd, 10000 bush Corn Sd and
200 tics dead weigh, at los les Cd. To Glasgow
100 bales Cotton on private terms. To Hnvre. Cot
ton lc and dull. There is none offering for Cali.
iornia-
Mr. Srowden, Of the Philadelphia Mint comes
over to morrow for the purpose Of pay ing off the
Mint certificates from our Sub Treasury He has
three transfer drafts Of $4,000 each. and which
will about redeem the certificates VII Oh are due
on this market THIS coin viii 60 into our B,nks
snd viii supply any drain which mty auive from
EurtDe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-28

Msv IS lat Sc q, lon 81 50, ship ophir, of Bahl
Msy Of Cape St Vincent bark Azof Furoer' I'm Paier
tor SevIork =,
Aprl o. LAT 50 " long a. an Am bern org sanding
showing a red ard bite signal, horizontal
April 81 passed an American propeller, gong IN to 30
jar GIRO.
NAV a. lat "a So ion IS ~ swed brig johannes, -,
I'm Rio Jsreiro for Chayle,tor. IS de out
Nav lat y, lon 81 "a bark Catherine, from ko Jenes
70 for NYork 9 ds out
No date, OF Cape de Cat brig joseph Bryant Stewart,
I'm Gingenla for Boston.
April 20 lat %. lon IS p mas,ed sch AnuIh
April IT, ls 10 S. Ion So IS Hsmo ship Johaare Helena,
for Valparaiso.
Nav H. no at &C ship Eli Whitney, (of Boston, from
Bordesux for NOresDs, 81 IS out
NAV IS lat SIS IS Ion - 49, sch Paine OF Essport
Nav IS s SO So long 90 a brig James Crosby m Cuba
for Boston out IL o.
NAV LAT a ~ long 90 % bark Ch'ensin (o Belfss)
10 90 I'm Savannah, bound To A'rimschi.
May 81 lat q % long DO 81. saw Br bark Industry henco
for 81 Johns. . ,.
May lat IS So long IS "a wss passed ship shensndoan'
West I'm Phllsdephs, tApril lSl for Liverpool , -,
May LAT a. lorg % TO- seen large An snip oouno
L, showinga red Gag with black bal IN the cen'er
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-28
Whalers.

letter from Capt Stewart OF shp Martha Of Fsirnaveu
reports her at Augustine Bay Sep! &c. Is mos OUT WIN o."
bbls oil.
Valparaiso Feb 18th ship Msrs Coffin. Nsntnc get SEQ
before reported 18Th 100 ~ Sid Feb I'm snip Logsn
Nickeou, NBedord 80 bbls reported before ~ sp 90
wbl for japan sea ~ ga ~, ~,
wares. Nh, $50; New Eoeapd, Wilcox MI. l,ooe ~.
pirates Crosby, Ne coo; America, fenaleon' M,
clean -
AtOwhyhee. ST. Nov 6, Lsmiusry Merton, OF Wsrs1
with 500 bbls WI ism Henry Gardner, OF Proydercsk
while in pursuit OF with the Sd officer Eel into he
river and was drowned lie buried II that place Nov
q lsf9
spoker-Aprl % on he Equator, long So So Trident
from Pacific OF and for New Bedford, with 500 bb OIL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-28


In steamship Tennessee al Panama, May y, from San
FrdHeisoo-S Lincoln wife and child, Austin and
lady A Hobbs n Robinson. @ Gardner, I Spence, A
Over c ID ynp, { Cgrrer. L Hart, Sampson, w
Cornwen. ledy and servant. Ruggies u Dee w
NJ SlosL @ Gibson, @ Grymes, Hull q II Dunoar, q
Peschy. w T Brown n So'cer, Patterson. Urban J
: Atwood. " Champlsn, Wilize, w Robinson w q
Conway, o Brsdv, r Doe, Caroacher, J Miller, ID
w Deves T T Butk, w II Baily, McMuray,
Felt y Crifz'nger. w Turner, Hogan Swan, J
Mende nhaL T. Waldorf A Adams. J Burch @ Buren,, G ID
Frerz, h ID Cutler. Book, W Rogers, 3 Baly,
VIM T. w Megs: Bayles. A Dunont r W Jov. J
NJ Scott Newcomer. II Batsche.et, q Swiugsley ~ s.
worth, " Rogers, Whelmore, Noble. n De-
Graf. Brown. J A Boyer. Rice, q Cornell,
Buckelow, q COOns q Dgddan. Douglass. Hobart
Rytu, scanlsnd, A Bnghmsn, } Grsnshaw u w
Lucas, Stone, W Davis, Ashby, w hessey
smith. ) T Smith, w Collins II Penney, Burns,
PlyrTton Giasson, Bryfoge, Nelson. Mar.hall w
G " htmaD. kuruan, { stephens II Randolph, Wait
D Bachelor CGreFsc Caressn, Jr, J Gray, {
@ Cornell Amss-Tolal ll6
IN ship Rinsu,H from HuQ-C w Knudson, lady and
child WikiHsOn, Slater, NJ Haserly and 50 In The
steersRe.
In bark Kathleen from Rio JaneirO-Madane Wallace
Bushee II Loudon; Miss Helena StOepe. OF Germany
Lieut. Ii Carter USN Mr. Charles Longchanp, Of Bald
In bark o J H1yes from Bzenos Ayres-Mrs WIN Har-
ris aud child and child, Misc Harris and servant
Mrs Amnfs Connel, Mr. Samuel Spring, Mrs w
Spring Master Spring, Mrs Sarah Jouy and children
In seersge .
Mrs Townsend.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-28
From La Plata.

Advices from Buenos Ayres TO the 9th ult have
been received
NJ. Goury du Ressn, charged by the French
Government with an extraordinary mission to the
River Platte arrived of MonteyideO the Sd inst.
in the Archimede steamer, which sailed from
France on the 18th of February. 1t is said that
NJ Goury du Roslan is only the bearer of instruc-
tons to Admiral Lepredour, and that the latter IL
still to conduct the negotiations.
The French vessels of war appointed to relieve
those of the squadron Of this station sh jrty
expected, in order to put end TO all oppos ton
on the part OF the foreigners in Montevideo
The dreadful havoc making by the yelow-tever
along the northern coast Of South America, was
greatly alarming the Buenos Ayreans. The
Packet saws: II B. NJ. steamer CormOrant, which
sailed from Rio on the oath ult. arrived at Monte
video on the 3Otb, having lost seven men shortly
after leaving that port one other having died IN the
barber OF Monteyideo on the LIST inst Fourteen
other cases appeared on board the Cormorant
amor these the Commander the majority were
doing well-thr only being considered dangerous.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-28
New.York Cattle Markell MONDAY, Ma,
10y oGr own Reporserl

By our own KepOiI-f'I
offered, leo Beeves al Souihe'nh 70 lows ani
Calves aud So Sheep snd Lambs ~.
PRicFs, REMAaXs, Erc-MArsei closss duu 70, oeeves
and on the whole not near much has been done ms
ueek a. tber was The sst Sales OF good retailing qua
es we're inside At from s. to 81 = evt About oV wouo
remain undsposed Of lot VI about 100 nesd "7s
driven 10 Bosom . -. ,..xa-
Cows AND CsLvEs-The supplies this week were az gsr
han we have known them for some Tune psst a Isn 81
over 10. 49,, -, s7a. n IN
SHEEP AND LAMsS-Ths market cleared a. sE~t ~ W
5 80 for sheen: and 75d2 IS 10 Is for LAMBS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-28
lrrom on, Ccre,pondsntI

PHILADELPHIA.-.fvireS- Asy 2. ship Avsnhsn.
fRrt Jameson Newcastle ton fypeE brgs Chastens Al.
dsr,or Calais. Galsn. Richards, NYork. DsAware H.s
ing. Providence; schs Delaware. Harding, Provdsncs
Geo Wnhinfton Camp. L-echv'le. NC; CHroconser
Pterson NYcrk; Chief Shsler Say brook Irene. RosA
York. Chss Hulse DAYTON Fsl River Grace CroGns
Murtt New Haven.
Cioared-Ship York Grover San Francisco; bsrk ve,.
zusls. " leon. LKfusyrs: -lfs Thos Walter, N1skm.r
Anteua: Gallo Brown Portsmouth, NH Ees, Rgser'
Boston: Gaisna, Rchsf6s D.. schrs Adeine RSaoa
Ames Lvrn Ms,s; Seuns-rs Hsfi' an Neporsss Iress
Ross Bosior SAN R = cfsir Bscknsn Fsi River.
lawn Dav. Portsmou't; I'm Hart, Gsrdv, w rnstor
NC; ords Resd, Ff svfg Grace Caroline, Nrigh 20,
ChAs / Hulse DAYTON, Nsetfcrc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-28

BoNNE CARKE CREyAssE This crevasse IS
stated to be two miles wide, eight feet deep and
THIRTY miles long. Since the opening OF the Gre
vase the waters OF Lake Pontchartrain have re-
MANNED eighteen or twenty inches above the former
level. and the entire body of water has been dis.
coored From its debauche 4 current sets 70 the
east, acquiring considerable force within few
miles OF the Rigoets-three or four miles an hour.
The water at the mouth of the crevasse rashes
with great force from the MISUNDERSTANDING in
floating timber, RATS, boats, etc. Lou C0ur. l5tl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-28

FLUI MD
hsttrr ain with speculative sales FOR future deiv
srv T6ere 10 .lsO fair home and Eastern demand TIE
Seipts are moderate The sales 10 day are 1000 bbs Do
,esc a. seas ca for Common ard straight STATE 150
81 for Mich ~ 3 for pure GeIeses fsnees and
e,rss are better aud oaOysnt lnciu5ed In the sales
100 b. common for June delivery Al t9t Ia Canadian
\, .rkrt 10 sesdy with 800 bbs free Al IS and
100 60 boEded for June delivery l2t la Southern
he rAksi u rot sctve bGi prices stesiy sales 100
e.. Mixed. Erc IS tor straight brands sni
g. 90 s. for fancy. Rye Flour AID Meal are qget
steady
GRAIN-Whesis stin held very high, but the irsnssc-
tof are usd sales $50 bush Geu-see a. l4a the
10 have sdvsnisge Of se $50 should The market 20
D. ina pin TIE sock very hglt Corn active and
hsuer ain with moc-rsfe supplies sales 900 bash
ste for hes-d scuth m 6566c i0r Western axsd % or
" .s.ff arr 80 1s-- V '.s 81 f'r Je-.- Y-ipv 81
tr.tl a.so sa.ss 5tV y-sh q. c.Gs. lrAYuI-1 Ma
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-28

Apr =, lat II : loo 50 ~. ship Marathon, Waerps,
from Boston for San sgsnciscO-sl well -
Aph 49, lat "a &c. Ion s. - brig Swiss Boy Dexer from
bos on fer California 81 - clt
schr Norhprn Lisht " shbIr. I'm Boston (Dec IN ua
Rio Jsrero (Feb 10 f0r San Francisco hy letter trn
VHpsrsso Of the 1871 u reported 10 have been oct sA
Der and psseu were al Valparaiso bat where he
vessel was lost is net stated
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-28
M Ar lie ID .

Nav IS, at Plsinhed. by Rev W: WHITAKER, ". sA .,
N0STRASD ~ The firm % Van Nosusnd Terel or
In. civ. 20 SARAH NICHOLS OF Scotch Plains >;
ON Thursday May .. by Rev. Dr. HAWKS hENnl
BFECKmAN, JR TO MADELINE, dsugnIsf Oh inc 'a''
John r. Townsend, Esq
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-28

spoRTLAND Nav 2s-ku brig Hero, Newport. w.,...
schr Sea Lop New.York for Bangor CD brgs Msnra5s.
10, Cubs: Eoliar. Baltimore.
BOSTON NAV z7-Au bark British Queen. Qsssr.
town; brig Union, Philadelphia CD eng' hyra ana san.
Philadelphia
PROVIDENCE. May 2S-Ar .shrs Seaport Pssa.,.
phis. 18th, rrysll, Bsnmcrei Usne-y Re.,s
Roudout & 25h schr Rio Gr.nde, Phisdelphia sloo,.
Commerce, Albany; Mess Roger Wtuians, snt Rstssi
NYork. a6lh schrs Lonsisle Pnilsc- phia oxford Bal
umors. sloops Noses Edcy. ard Smitn, Nfork
FALL RIVER MAY 2l-Arr sioops Proof Glass. Absuy.
] Il Borden. NYoTk. CO 2Th sehr saaoris, NOTION. "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-28
Launch.

SPLENDID new ship of 100 tunE named cossELW,
Cars rLL wss aunrh Saturday, forenoon ron ne yard
q MID Mckay ~ East Boston she g owned ~ Mesfs
Crirren Ninuirn 4 Co ~ New-York. and IL 20 run II
heir line OF New.York and Liverpool packets.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-28
Disasters, &c.

SHIP GES WAsHISGToN, at CITY Point from Liverpool.
April 49, while lting 10 In heavy gsle from the
WNW shipped q heavy sea. carried away The lGbcud
main fy rt from the main 10 the fore rigging stove
bulwsIks, small host on deck wafer casks &c
Cspt KEEN or chip Dibden NJ Quebec. from Liverpool,
reports having pereneed heavy weather the ship rolling
much-soye waercssks IN tween decks by which zVO
gallons Of water were lost and be fears 1t will have dam
aged some psrt Of the cargo
Capt TURNER, Of the bark Tam UShsnter, a. Quebec,
from Liverpool, reports that the bark Ann, OF Pymouu,
went down 10 The ice 5m'es oftbe Ma2dalen lands
en- the Eight OF the 10Th ins-crew taken up BY The ong
william Of Whithv. BY i'e report Of Can't Wharton
bark Fergus. II will be that The brig William hsd on
bosfd he crew % The Asire Of Weym nth. slso lost
CAPT WHARTON of bark Fergus 1T Quebec, fom h1lL
"hiby bound to Resrgouche. md having on board the
crew 81 he Asnes, Of Weymouth Quebec lost smcng
H. ice a the entrance Of tie Gulf
BARK JANE LowoFs Lar gord. at Q1ebec from vL.
mouth picked the 0h nst the captain and crew Of
TIE hsTk Hihenis from asgow 10 Quebec which went
down among the ice he Green Bank on The 10Th inst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-28

suE-Rsss... 4 50 seu....7 p Hoos-seu..... Sss
EIsH wATER....Msy %
Sandy Hk 10 08a Gov Isl 10 58a tel Gals ..lI 35a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-28

Passengers Arrived.

In shin Paptra from Boston for S.a FrIneisooMess
DA Cleayelsrd ana II Johnson, Of Tisbury, Mass
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-28

CAREFULLY REroSrED Foa TIE rRIsuSE
NoSDAY, May q.
AsHEs-Are 5 SGT for both kinds with far eenaad.
snlss so TO 80 nbs
COTTUN-Ths market for Cotton s without activity,
ara eacv Operators awaiting witn some anxiety the
rtvs by The A.is. The - - are Geo bses
CsrreHf Prlees for Lir,ypooi Ct1ss.4oltion
New.Yorl, Msy q Charleston,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-28
The Arctic Expedition at sea-Lt. DE Haven's
Instructions,

Mr.. HENRY GRISNELL returned yesterday morn
ing from sea. He accompanied the Arctic Explor-
ing Expedition for three days, in the Pilot Boat
Washington, which was politely furnished by Mr.
Murphy, one of the Merchant Pilots They parted
company on Saturday afternoon at o'clock, about
40 miles south Of Montauk Point, or 25 miles from
this place. The officers and men were all in fine
spirits and eager to reach the of their adven
lures and explorations We give the following
complete list of the officers and men attached to
the Expedition:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-28
BY Telegrnph

saLFw ~ ar 'l'k ii.-'s, go r. SYsik f''
bs.issI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-28
MARINE JOURNAL.

POET OF Misunderstanding. 1850.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-28

aIsIArURs ALnAsAc....rHI DAY.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-01-10
Nem-Dork.
Artificial Teeth.
THE BEST POSSIBLE STYLE,
THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE.


THERE'S necessity that persons artificial
Teeth should be annoyed by the faults commonly
seen in them, VIZ imperfect tit, and percepibt motion
TO them whe speaking, or an obvious aud embarrassing 81
tort to keep them in place teeth short ug aud
conspicuous and unnatural and bad color shape b
give disEgreesbie expression mou. b.
deficiency strength be unable bear the stroaz
do. Teeth made in the highest ri PERFECTION. e,her
whole sets parts Of set, and
All OF IHE ABOVE NrSIIosEp FAULTS, NJ d. H. KIM
BALL, No. 522 BROADWAY, NEw YORK.
Dr. N has Tor many yrars give" special attention to the
employ Of the highest skill the different
e of this difficult and he allows ~oIk to out Of
Aghest eharaoerhole and half of teeth, aa0ra
iy made The PraePte Of ArNosrHERIc PHEssuaE-stoHt
Of every possible shape and COLOR enable him seec
such exactly adapted to the particular necessities Of
the of large and long continued practice DR. n
makes Of Tech tse prices that persons the
rede, that may have, the cheapest ra;cs
Lighest style Of rork and the small expense OF
oil having Teeth made that shall fully saiy he higaest
Peetatns Of the for and the expert
derived from large field OF observation
lection IN the manufacture atianabe by those WHO maxi
only few sets in year,
the community circumstances have hherto prevent
ed them ON aiiing hsmselves of the services Of
the moderate at Ion price, the comfor rd-
vantage ola style Of work which has hitherto
Die only by those who could afford e. pay the hsheu pIces
nAich rch nork dsei richly r0rh but which all cannot
and saiieory ground of condolences 10 refer
Is found IN the operation OF governing principle
bnsness, which is, that whenever piece Of york
cd and placed m the meph, the patient fully satS
nith Il IN euey particular, regards sengh appsaygBes,
Ut, color, thing else taissg he pfset hs-
ery TO deene takn2 The whole risk o. making perfect
and satisfactory operation Dr. X prefers himself
Every needu direction for the preparation Of the mouth
and satisfactory inors of kind relating he sub
ect previously having Teeth made had by adde's
sing Dr. kimhall at his place of burmese No. a Broad
way, New York
Refers to
nr. VALENTINE MOTT, Prof Surgery.
DR.. GRANVILLE SHARPE PAT1fSoN, Prot
Anatomv, ofshs UHfvSrHsT Of ks~ YORK
New York, Nov. IL, $40. eisio
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-01-10

The proprietor respectfully offers his original Pulmo-
ME syrup the public Coughs, Colds, Con
sumpon DysPensiI Liver Complaint, Ptlpation Of The
Heart aud croula 1t has before the public upwards
OF twelve years. durns which time scarcely ndsidua
has used without finding relief 1t has succeeded ~
wheie all other cmrdie- mad failed and .he proprietor
cansc nouslv oelevos, from it, s'tat that II is
the brst remedy fo these diseases discovered Hdv
devoted whole of his attention tor the last sixteen
the treatmen; of Consumption, Liver Complaint,
Dyspepsia, and all diseases of the Lungs and Re pit"ry
.ans, he points to his sufficient
public Off skill and ability lie denies That The
disease incurab and dduces the foregoing testimony
proof of his position. His Unprecedented based
solely upon merits Of hi, PULMONlC SYRUP, and a.
vod- the of Opium aud other nicotcs which only
administered rei,ere but The patient.
PTice-Sl per bottle bottles fuI 50. Sold Wholesale
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-01-10

STATE OF VERMONT In Potate Court holden
Washington District Montpelier within and for said
Disnct, the 9Th day Of December, A. ID. loig:
II LiJAH NY e. Jk. adm nIsratot the estate of William
II 6 Hadoek, late OF Berlin, said District, deceased
the Court here wr.tins, his petition for license
sell the ioa OF the said drceased tho debts
due from the said estate and of adnsraion, the
personal property being Insufficient for that purpose
Whereupon is ordered by said Court, that said petition
be referred the l7th day of January d. 1850,
O'Clock, r NJ Tor hearing and decision upon the
further that notice all concerned be by the
publication OF the substance of sand pettion and the
for and the orders thereon, three weeks
lively the Vermont Waterman and State Journal,
printed Montpelier said time appointed
for hearing that they appear it they and
give bonds for the payment Of said debts and expenses
provided by law, prevent said license being granted
BY order of the Court,
81 Attest, TIMO. B. MERRILL, Register.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-01-10

Future Spread Of The English Language. In
the Loudon Lxauiner Of Nov. 24th there is an
arnrle by Waiter Savage LanGur, in which he
predicts thai the United States will proceed in
arneXing foreign states and establishing in hem
the ing ISL language aud laws until the Union
Will embrace all irternlti,s and climates. With
IN two or more centuries, RIO de Jenelro aud
Valparaiso viii be the richest of The cities in the
for'y United States and will conierd with each
Other winch of the TWO speaks - nh most purity
the Angl" ) ixon tongue. Germans, Polanders
and iiungauans. vii sung their iusunecglonary
traditions IN the same tongue &c.