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Il D Al LEYtS
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.
The Original aud Only Genuine.
NO COMPOUND


ever been discovered that possesses any Of the qnAs
a. i.,,3ns renaedv Almost daily we hear Of new a,
Se,.,oo yi,,oes, ,seoye py IL apucon
ne,S Sdisss.e.,, !. a re.n-- Gable fact that msnyo
fso,. - L,D ov,1.t, ..,,-1s = sxpeYip1eut
= ,ece'; arg Ano"no'rpus ~
ventor, SO admirable the combination OF ~ lisf-de"
il is found suited relieve almost every aihnentto
frame of manis subject Lei Us snumerats soms
oullaI auaiass ,o 81 mls l.0;I temeey; ~
remove the pain from the severrst BURNS. sCALI1s
BLISTER5 1t viii also remove the pain and GOUT,
= WEI I24S TILES i9"' 80
W o" Esi1Linoo' ..
vii % 10 ms,. how sSss %sy s s
uness vital pan be burned and consequently any sore
inflammation.
aHdit ard ,Tu6 Tln ne4 Bsns wounds oO' or sOe'' Oh
Eonrth-It neutralize, and deuroy IsON lyom Plant.
Reptiles, insects, or Rabid animals
EIss.-i VIII, wherever aPphed' prevent mohFiFiCA-
lloH and IN Old wounds wherever nerihcahon has e'm
menoea II vii arrest The disease. and cure She wound
70 It's natural s,sie. '----
- $50 - - GsppGup,y n s1,S tDaps -.
up in the Save, no Inflammation, Swelling Pain @
cur the bones unite and become strong with astonishing
'ap,.,y. s~,. w.. p.-, -.
hsn me Dowes are paanlni' ., innamee' "
movement even when castor OIL jaIap and all ohef
meieines have failed. 4
use IS Pertecty safe IN all easeit never can
repair it. Fl viii not conflict with any nledcnes thai may s.
taken internally. ~ !. %, =
nave nP space N ths pupheanon 70 enumeraie all the
DALdIkf's PAIN EXTRACTOR.
from the thousands in possession. from all pam III
country. -
PILES.
which ag nas " po S eaed bg e
L Is CERTAIN remedy and removes at once the pain and
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-14

4 N0Oh * CALDWELL, Steam Odkam JnanHfdc.
Howard streets, Second Municipality, NewOreans c. 4
G. prepared furnish orders Northern Wholesale
Prices. EV Orders left at EpGELL, MULFoRD Co. .s
B pOydras street, at the Mills will be punctualY at
Ienhnl 10. nil.a 1v
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Ekzzks-E1---z L--tzfs zss7saiiz45ksisss

kSet sszzSsR sEstls8fess-sSN
HRoUGH IN IT DAYS.
Stage Travel Reduced to Ninety-thTee M lilies.
Nal 2F5EASs saas 6R 5RESS Ga, a: s Ra EA Linz
FQRNlA, Capt, REYNOLDS; and IAMEs L. DAY, Capt,
aTaE a Fas RaS 1'ff e. fms
M9SiLg TO MoSTooMERy-By the Daily Line of supe.
nor FIst Ga stsome5s 4 leaving Mobile at and ar
M Of he losSng boats RMPERoR Z Capt Cox e ! MA.
RY CLIFTON; Cogt. Adams Low WNDES, gR., Capt
johnson FARMER, Capt James Fare ss Time though
g to q hours, BY the Daily Mail Line Coach-Fare $40
MONTGOMERY TO CHARLESTON.
NEW ORLEANS AND NEW YORK MAIL LINE.
VIA GRIFFIN, ATLANTA AND AUGUSTA.
onsoSefy i NJ NJ R9Gsd & miles
SRfs. Sn M M 45aa A1a p M M. ffsa Rsaad... e 2
Atlanta '..' p m augusta -il P m Railroad l70
Fare-Montgomery Charleston, s96 50 Time through,
TSfes Daily Sage lines between Gpeta az snd Il Grn %
passing through West Point La Grange and Greenve to
forward number of through passengers without de-
" The Cars on the Railroad are of the most approved
eonstructon-hose upon the Georgia Railroad provided with
For Il" Thoagh FcEeg appy to the Agent at the
Exchange Bo!e Montgomery Hail. or Madison House s
N. 1,Passengen procuring Through Tickets of the
Agent at Montgomery, will save about 81.
G II L A II q e N II r. A l. MAIL LII n Z,
VIA COLUMBUS, MACON AND SAVANNAH.
Montgomery, u Opeha IL Rslr adj. 67 miles
Opeiika SEQ. Barnesyie 10 a m. Stages 93
bafhesnis "a p Ia Mneen...... pm RaiToad.. 80
Macon :,. Savannah. p. IN. Railroad 1870
Savannah - P M Charleston - m S,eamer.....liO
Fare-Montgomery to Charleston, s23 Soto Savannah
sA o. Time through q hours, including two nights rest
| viz: at Savannah and Macon.
EE The Steam Packets composing the Charleston
Savannah Line the MET AMORA, VIM. SEA
BROOK and GEN. CLlNCH, well known for their safety
nsatlsss and sumptlous fare.
EE NO charge for meals or befths.
The Cans the Central, Macon and Western Railroads
| are of the finest description.
eS Staging reduced to nnety.eight miles.
Two Daily Lines of -Four Horse Post Coaches from Ope
ka to Bamsye via Columbus, besides Extra Coaches, al
WAYS In readiness TO carry forward any number of roug
passengers without detention.
E For Through Tickets, apply to the Agent. at the Ex
change Hotel, Montgomery Hall, Madison House, Mont
/ gOmery, Ala.
| N. B.,Passenger procuring Through Tickets of th
Agent at Montgomery, will save about -
| CHARLESTON TO NEW YORK,
BY the DAILY Line of Sea Steamers Wilmington N G.
thence by Railroad Petersburg thence Philadelphia b.
the established mail line, via Richmond, Washin gtOn C
and Baltimore. Through Tickets can be obtained of
WINsLow. Agent, Wilmington and Raleigh Railroad Com
pany, Charleston, s. @. Fare, 420
Steamships from Charleston to NewYOrk.
| Steamships NORTHERNER and sOUTHERNEF
leave Charleston alternately every Saturday, arriving in New
Hors on the following Tuesday Fare $40.
E Fare Through, Fifty-nine Dollar -1eE !
je7 SHELDON Il POTTER, Agents, 6S Camp st.
II
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Below is account ef another child saved Dr. Town
sends Sarsapaa saved the lives of thousands cll
dren The following t,ro certificates are selected from se
number received this week;
New YORK, April l, 1947.
DT I0loHseRd-Deat Sir: One of my children yerg
sick with Canker In the Mouth and Throat attended
debility II near dying obtained of you
excellent medicine, and cured directly for which
you feel very grateful Yours, respectfully,
ELIzABETH FOWLER, u DesbrOsses street.
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S,OIDIERs DISCHARGES WANTED n
- The Higheit Pnee paid for SOLDIERS Dis "A -
CHARGES-.Rt all 1iines-at No. ~ NAinh 4 ~ M
street. Up Stair, W
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Owing the great and immense sale of Dr. To
sends Sarsaparila number OF who were formerly r
Agents. have commenced making Sarsapari Ia EXtiu sts
Elixirs BeFs, Extracts of Yellow Dock etc. They IA.
rally put il up the shaped bottles and some of
have stolen and copied advertisements; they are
worthless imtatibns and should be avoided.
Principal Ofite, l6 Fulton street, Sun Building, W
York Redhg Co., STATE street Boston; DyOtt
183 NORTH Second street, Philadelphia: s. s. Hanoe Drug.
gs Baltimore P. NJ Cohen ChaIlestOn los South Pearl
street Albany P. II. MeGraw, Natchez and by all the
principal Druggists and Merchants generally thru ghout the
limited Sates West Indies Canadas
]. WRIGHT, ISL Charlres street,
d3 SOLE AGENT, New Orleans
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Dr. Townsend i almost daily receiving orders from Ply
Clans in different parts Of the Union.
This is to certify that we, the undersigned Physola,
the city of Albany have in numerous cases pTescnbe
Townsends Satpara, and believe be of the
valuable preparations in the market.
H. 2. PULLING, ND
]. WILSON, M D.
r. b. BRIGGs, M D.
= Albany, April i, lS47. T. T.. ELMRRDORFF, M. D.
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UEEICh.
ssaa SssA SssA ~
INHE undersigned, at his old established office continues to
Il accommodate persons desOus of Femng money their
friends in England, Ireland, Scotland, with Sterling Sight
Drafts payable In pOsOwn in the above named king
ms, and in So III 80 suit He asO usual, continues hav.
qg passengers brought from Liverpool this city, good
ships and reasonable terms Parties living distance, by
addressing letter (pGst-paid) to the undersigned will be
)mptly attended to. JOHN TOOLE,
so ly Rank Place
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For Erysipelas the PAIN EXTRACTOR is invaluable
Other remedies make the disease disappear sOF ts
time. but it 10 driven IN, and will Fe-appeaT same
other place. The Pain Extractor however, daaps
and completely the Of the diseas and effects
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-14

This only one of more than four thousand cases of
Rheumatism that DT. T0wnsend's Sarsaparla has cured
The most and chronic weekly eradcated by
extraordinary virtues.
James Cummings, Esq., one of the assistants in the Luna
tic Asylum, Black wells island, the gentleman spoken of
in the following letter:
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. 9 9 9 = g 9 9
70 COU NTERF EFT s i!en

COunterfeits AbOund!!
All other falsely named PAIN EXTRATORS ar,Cou
erfeits of DALLEYS The worthless men who sell then
hope that by stealing name, they may induce pubh
to believe that their the virtues ofthe genuine
articles. Buy of none but authorised Agents
10 Attend TO the peculiar mGrks upon the gen.
atSne and ObSerVe thai the name, "H DAL-
LEY" be WRITTEN WITH PEN, sn different
cotore9 Ink on the envelope Of each b0D and thar
no other be upon 1t.
~ Gsnernl nannt the ILnaa staaa .rhnu. . ,.
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GTAR TOWBOAT LINE 6u.u.
- ANGLO-6AXON, szSlArE--N
ANtS .0-N0RNfA AN, H8zsszze1AsSi1ess
AkiAI0-A A JERICAM.

press for the above business OF great strength and with
powerful machinery. Anthracite Coal is used for fuel
avoid burning the sails and rggings of vessels and to free
them from smoke.
Arrangements made with other boats to assist this line
in taking large ships the bar, when necessary.
Shp-maste and shp-owners will benefit themselves by
parOnisng these boat they will obtain dispatch well
as the greatest security for life and property. n&
NewOreans. Nov "a. ls49 ]. w. STANTON 90.
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REATTY AND HEALrH,

Those that imithe DIR. TOwnsends SarsapaTila, have
invariably called tlerstuf great Remedy J0r Females,
and have copied bills and circulars which relates 10 Is
complaints Of women, word for wOrdother men who
up medicine have since the great success OF Dr. Townseug
Sarsapaa in complaints incident to females recommended
theirs although previously they did number of these
Mixtures, Pills, etd injurious to females they agg.
disease. and UNDERMINE The GOnsttutOn.
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Tg1OPi4N ,II1lgs, AND BUILDERs,-A BROWN
l. & Co, Dealers ~ all kinds Of Lnaker-Cypress
" hte and Yellow Pine, Mahogany Black Walnut, Oak
81 and Poplar; Mahogany Newels and Balusters; Lath
: and % tlTS BneS Z, x; ~ Nm m4e+zISE n Or
~ Orders for an kinds Of Cypress Lumber, delivered ay
uo,sr. .|-- AZ yd 3mW
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.- HOs. ID, HAlLES, BrOker st Charles Hotel Build
ng fourth door from Common street, office of ii. Davis,
.ary public, New Orleans - will buy and sell Landed
Property obtain Loans Mortgage; Discount Notes.
Appraiser and Expert; adjust Accounts make COQart
uersp Setemsns intends residing in the city during the
Summer and viii Agent for owners of property
assessment for taxes is fair valuation draw lease col
ect rents etc etc and attend To Agency business in gen
eral. mills
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~ 100 baskets CARDINAL;
150 baskets COLBERT S.W.;
so baskets LION DOR;
iea5 $50 ~ s2MUEL WOLFF. a5 Gravier st.
SuNDRIEs-Landing ex steamer Lafayette and ship
BEEF-Usher's Spiced Beef;
MUSTARD-l0 dozen Kentucky Mustard
MDRCESTERSHlRE celebrated SAUCE;
sale by CHAS ST0iIGHTON ID Tam - 80
MURPHY HOUSE, Nos. 9S and 100 81. Charles street.
" me subscriber respectfuy announces to his friends
and The public generally that has reduced his rates to
regular nOarders during the Summer months to SIG Der @
monh lor board and go for board and lodging The cen
ral location OF this house renders particularly convenient
10 men business and strangers His table
with the best the market affords and pains will be spared
with their patronage In addition to his bar which Is aa
supplied with the choicest of liquors he has attached 10 this
house Tenpn Alley and Biharl.room
I8 BIN RICHARD MURPHY
IBORTER AND ALE-LOndon Porter and East India
Pale Ae quarts and pins Just landing and for sale by
iyaO I'm f. WOOD & co. Post a. ID Municipality
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NEW phhs kopul 20
DR.. IOtCpsend-i verify believe that your SaFsal arla
has been the means through Providence Of saving my lite
have for several years haN bad cough 1t became
and AT last raised large quantities OF blood
night sweas and greatly debitaed and reduced and
did not expect TO live. Have only used your Sanapara
short time, aud there has wonderful change been ght
IN am able TO walk ala the city.
blood, and my cough has left You well imagine
that am thankful for hee results Your obd't servant,
WM RussELI,. Is Catharine street.
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Or. Toloasend-Dear Sir: purchased for my wife two
bottles OF Sarsapala of your agent, MIR. McNa of Kaa
mazOO ny tor the Fever and Ague. Before had fin
shed the first bottle appeared the blood and every
other day, when the ch and fever Appeared they
violent and before she had finished the bottle she
tey relieved sine was much better than she had been
before she took the agub lady that had be very sick
with cs and fever but had broke them with nnne and
left very weak and distressing state, toubea
exceedingly with the agbe cake, seeing the effect that ha
on my wife, she and procured few bottles, and il
restored her few weeks complete health Your Sarsa
paIla s without doubt unequaled in diseases incident
the West, and You think that this communication will be
of use, you al liberty to use it as you choose.
YOurs respectflllY. CHARLKs III. SWAIN. I
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+ Es. q. TAYLOR IL co. Dealers IN Co6se, Oar,
- ~ Bags RICE md Western Produce, No. rs Maya
zine street, New Orleans fy26
AZ Ma, w. C. FITE is our authorized AGENT to
all business of the House, per nOaral act passed
This day before A. g. Ainsworh, Notary Public.
ty25 GEO. q, TAYLOR & co.
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BLACKWELL's ISLAND, Sept. IA, I-47. "
Or. Tounsehd-Dear Sir: 1 have suffered terribly os
nine years with the Rheumatism; considerable of the time
could eat sleep walk had the distressing
pains, and my limbs terribly swols have used -four
bottles of your Sarsapana AM .ney have done me more
than thousand dolar wo1ho good. 90 much bet
terindeed, am entirely relieved. You liberty to use
this for the benefit of the afflicted. Yonn respectfully,
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SC RoFULA CURED.

This certificate pncusvey proves that this Sarsapara has
perfect control over the obstinate disease of the Bood
Three persons cured in one house is unprecedented.
THREE CHILDREN
DR.. 7O1onseRd-DeaI Sir: have the pleasure to inform
you that three of children have been cnred of the Scoua
BY the use of your excellent medicine They were afflicted
very severely with bad have taken only four bottles
took them away, for which feel myself under great Obga
ton. Yours, RESPECTFULLY, -
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PIANO FoRTE AND \ MgsIG STORE.

4
~ A. TYLER has hand and is constantly receiving
os7ai,iPLl5 ~ PL3N0 FoRTES from the justly s,s
Davis y Co. Boston; John B. Dunham, III N III 81 Y
David Van Wirkle, A II. Gale & Co andy N VI v
Jas IL. Grovesten, New York; also Peyes Paris PIANOs
Orders received for the HORST'S PATENT IRON PA
nos, to be delivered in fast as received from the
factory These Pianos decidedly the best Piano now in
pse particularly ST the country where Tuners seldom
6e hd as they will stand longer and in better than
other Piano. These Pianos have independent rim
which can be removed in moment, there being
ton between the Piano and Superior GUITARS,
Nl57a VIOLlNS, ACCORDEONS, FLUTES, and
I'D ~ other Musical instruments, constantly hand and
As w for sale at low prices. SHEET MUSIC for Psno
w. P9rle, Guitar Flute, etc. Also INSTRUCTION
TeA BOOKS foI all musical instruments. 10" A Lib
era Discount Dealers Teachers and all those sending large
orders. All orders promptly attended to. mh22
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1850-08-29
SPEECH OF HON. JAMES MEACHAM.
OF VERMONT,

IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
May ii, 1850,
In Comnsitee of the Whole om the state Of the Uaon
on Mr.. MoCieynands bill relating 10 California.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-06-01
New Mexico Tired of Waiting.

Tho Delegate from New Mexico, after tar
rying several months at WRshi' ton, has
come to tho conclusion tina, the plau suggest
ed by Gen. Taylor for New Mexico, is the
only practical one, to secure admission. We
are reIoiccd to see that he recommends the
incorporation Of the free principle into the
organic law Of the State
The n. Y. Express learns from Washing
ton, that Hugh n. Smith Esq, delegate from
New Mexico, has addressed n letter 10 his
constituents, informing them that his mission
20 The capital OF ne FGpUbfIC hHs fdttgri, Uurt
that their right ofropresentntion in the Cen
eral Congress of the nation has been denied
them. MIR Smith dous not scruple to inform
his constituents of the, true causes which
have conspired to defeat their claim to rep
resentation, and to be governed under the
recognized forms of the constitution. MIR
Smith informs his constituents that they can
expect nothing from Congress, that the slave
interest there is lengucd with Texas, against
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-06-01

gnyhia fine mHuly l1iu and ir0lurrs muklug
nam almost "thr observed of uli observers,
buI another Hcciduur, willln lru 5urda NJ. lLr
sumo spot md ulUusl ut lhg -liur liulr, ter
minated fatally Ite 'iclm Of lii7 rurhncFs
syas ruli-ir officer, who received q ninss Of
clone ~ some fouH wright on th0 len liiFlf
which cuused compound iiuclureuId there
ho lay aud hled % death, lns llo0d running
dnwu into lleVrry crater inciL Where ~
hniigd, aud iHFFed, HUi rirnHrd, 4 Nespol-
iiau gentleman. who related The particulars
60 ~, nenfly loot his life, ~ hls oNeuious 90
bring tho budy down Ilo hidu Of tho noun
GHiu, IA, ~ lie Tine llo lava aud clones foil
IN aft directions ilirk and fat Annlher IN
diyidual, u native, had lhn dexter sido Of bis
tower inv completely romuyrd 10y tlone
whielt wus siui ohiiqurly out Of HE crpldr
'WhIip hH WIS EirrtrhinF Uvrr 1rrrthE iHtu itr
fiery depths, TIE cunl0gun Of commissions,
nhrnsi0u- nud lrsiuus on that oyonllul night
would nearly iill uue Of your columns. Tic
ladies were oycJ where ~ tie van OF danger
and fatigue, aud some have not gone oil scot
foe. The lnir rex have q grrut dcnl more
courage Than wG men nrG willing 10 give
them credit for. This n proved here daily
Ivy tho nlrcpidily small and delicate womon
show IN Ihcir usrcnts. True, Il ~ 10 crafty
curiosity, and a strong instruction dh ia their
uuttITe
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-06-01
From the Vermont Chronicle.
SpauldiDg'S Mineral Paint

MEssRs. EDIToRs Some time since an
account appeared in the Chronicle of Il Min
eral Paint inVcnted by Mr. $. B. Sphuldipg
of Brandon. lnterestedin all improvements
which promise to he of substantial utility to
the community, have taken pains to exam
inc this invention Of Mr. Spaulding; and be-
ing satisfied that IL possesses merit, have
chosen this method oiasklng for II the aiten-
ton of the public. The great object aimed
at, and gained by the inventor these paints
is durability The wants of pigments, for
outside painting, capable of sustaining expos
IRE without being ihded or nlherMise impifr-
ed,hns been too severely fell to need remark.
This want, las above intimately 1t has been
the effort, and believe the successful! effort,
of Mr. Spaulding, TO supply. For this pur-
pose he Investigated the chemical conslit1-
ton of all native pigments, especially those
most remarkable for durability under the in
fiuenco of exposure; aud uvniling himself of
the principles pursued in the laboratories
of nature for the production ofnulural paints,
he instituted n series of experiments, the re-
suit of which he now submits TO the judg-
ment of the public. This result is the dis
covery of Il mineral pigment, capable of be-
ing produced in great variety of shades,
and the chemical constitution of which is
such, that so Gar from being impaired by the
notion of the weather, Il grows brighter and
taIrer rtu longer rs tstt+.etea tss-es aestsee,
Nor is the additional cost of paints prepared
by thc-nse= of Ibis mineral ingredient, at all
proportionate 10 the advantages which il of.
! iers. Indeed il Is exceeding cheap, when il
is considered how small an amount is requi-
site Tor n given quantity of paint; for altho
the mineral preparation is expensive, yet, an
amount sufficient for 100 pounds of white
lead, put mp in n convenient and portable
can, can be furnished for the small sum of
tUYo doliaFE. In addition 10 great variety of
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-06-01
IMPORTANT FROM CUBA!
Landing of the Invaders !

The Ohio arrived at New York the 2lll,
ull with d,e ncws from Havana, ol lhe land
ing Of Lopez and portion Of the force from
Now Orleans,
Gen Lopez landed NJ Cardenna about go
miles from Havana, on the l7lh Mny, with
about 500 men, hud~took pofsesslon Of Tie
town, Tho garrison consisted Of one com
pnny of about 90 lncn Who made hut n
eight rcsisiance, They we're driven into
a church,nnd after losing lhfec Killed surfcn-
dcrcd.
Tie General landed ia tie steamer Creole
which lcd New Orleans on lhe 5th lust
Several u9het vessels continuing 10 all sone
1900 or 1900 mcu, had lelt New Orleans pre-
,lous 10 lho Creole, h"i where they are 60
land is not known,
Tho greatest Excitement prevailed nt lla-
Vaua, amounting 90 n panic. Tic city whH
under martial las, aud several thousand MI
liin had been enrolled, aud arms were being
delivered 10 them Tie resident Foreigners
were called on 10 enrol
There were 1900 troops nt Mntanlhs, mud
500 were despatched from llaynnH,-at /
O'Clock, a W, On the ooh, to reinforce them
aud march against Lopez.
II was reported that the force under Lopez
had Increased 10 1000. and that be- was Oh.
ready half way to Nlniuu2Ba
GA The 10Th, u0w- wAs received That n
large force wus collected ON Wounu's Island
near Caiuchc, Yucaiuu. THE General of
Marines, with several vessels aud about
three hundred men, started Immediately for
that point
The force on the Creole with which Cen
Lopez effected the landing, ~ Only small
part of the expedition. It's known that ten
o. twelve vessels have leii New Orleans aud
different parts of the Cult probably 70 land
simultaneously az different points.
IL was reported thHt Lopez had broken up
the Railroad TO Gardens ~ several plnccs.-
The merchants aud bankers Ia Havana
were removing their money 10 the fort for
AhlelN
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-06-01
WnY snorLp TEXAsRE rADl

The am to be- offered Texas by The COM
lrumisc hill h probably ten millions of dol
lars For what? We learn lron Mr. Clny's
report HAT lis 10 rny for taking nll n,c land
fhr claims IN New Mexico, Two degrees Of
latitude IN breadth, containing l25HH square
milcs, or about 1881 100 ucrcs,l aud for her
forte, navy revenue, &c, which became the
property of the 4. - 10y annexation. The
4. -, however, h mol To be discharged from
any claim IL nny,wliich the creditors of Tex
us may have, 1.-THE two degrees breadth Of
land is To be- saved iiom slavery ly the means
Of this bill, wc are ready 10 stand our shnro
oflhe money. Just clap on the Pruyiso, or
its equivalent, mud let Texas have lltc cush.-
Iu isIico, however, wo don't believe TcNnH
Inns n shadow Ofclnim a. the land; hut ihcu
he iooofocos hustled her inio he Union wlrn-
ctr fINlsG MA NoErurRN aud WrsTrnS
BOUNDARY, and thus GdrF ftr Il ctHHor i'-clr's'
Ipl,di Shc p'edscs. aud 10 cOrtrhcr claim irm her
slgroerdiic constitution Let he people re-
member this fact when they think of tlic ten
million bargain, II Is Que Of the taxes Of To-
culucoism.-U aicLman.