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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-25
7i.nSf safe Of vP0i Estate

IN lNNCHBURG
'NDfR the provisions OF deed OF tus executed to the
~ undersigned by The Trustees ct the Odd Fellows
Male and Female Institute bearing date the 18th day
OF November, lSl and of record in the Hastings Court
lsnchbnrg. will be sold, on the premises public auction,
ON credit OF SIX twelve and eighteen months Saturday
the I'd day OF March next, certain LOT OF GROUND,
lying On 9th or Tan Yard Alley, and nearly opposite Mrs
Godons containing ortyi feet front said alley and
prov ements thereon.
The tile to SAID property is deemed unquestonabe but
the undersigned will such title is vested in them
by said trust deed, and none other.
JOHN EARLY, Trus-
DAVID X EDLEY, : tees.
| Jan 2S-wts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-25
MARBLE MANDATORY.

uANES PAGAN Il co, SOLUTIONS, .linkf
Il Sfrsst IvaeAbiug Ia Monuments, Mantos, 1oinhs
AMI Ue,d sioies tble aud Counter TOPS, aud House
Work in general, executed IN all as branches IN the best
n ,nnef Tor public and private building Terms miefa'e
Ian o. SIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-25

TINSLEY & TAYLOR,
Gr0Ccrs and Commission .uerCh0"fS.
A RE- No RES EWING LARGE AND WELL
n ASSORTED STOCK OF
Groceries, Liquors, Dry Goods, &C,
consisting, IN part, OF the following ARTICLES
20 hhds p Il and n Sugars,
IOboXes Stewards Loaf Sugar,
100 bags RIO, lagul IA and Java Coffee,
300 kegs Nails, assorted,
10 tons Iron, assorted,
blister, shear and cast Steel,
200 sacks salt,
- bbls Tanners Oil,
20 New Orleans Nolasses,
40 Kegs pu Points FtF aud blasting Powder,
2nO0 lbs bar Lead and Shot,
10 boxes Tea, case very superior,
30 Huh 4 Sons aud other ralow Candles,
20 baskets Sweet OH,
10 bbs. No. ; Mackerel,
, casks Rice,
1000 lbs loop Iron,
20 bag Pepper, Ginger and Spice,
CcroonS Indigo,
= hhds. Nader
4 large assortment llQUORS-Applc Brandy, old Rye
Whskcy French Brandy, 81. heavy stock OF Domescs,
Oznaburg, Beaches Gallo Apaccas Lawns kenucky
Jeans Boots Shoes Hats Sc and other articles
enunerate all of which they determined
sell the lowest market for cash. exchange
Tor produce They respectfully invite their friends
and the public generally to them call before making
purchases nothing shall be lei, ununed to give them
bargains.
Feb, It's.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-25
WILL WONDERS NE GER CEASE )
RP0IIu Truth is !SfC0HgP!

WILL WONDERS NEs&K CEASE
Really Truth is Strange!
VNIE adv ent of the 1850 brought JOY TO THOU
/ SANDS, who, with the dissolution OF the past year,
''bade Good bye" all md appiehrnsinns OF Failure,
aud boldly dvaurng their suit the SHRINE OF FOX
TUNE determined henceoriho seek riches, only at that
exhaustless MINE OF WEALTH.
PVT En- COS
The Od EStabilhed and Far Famed ttefy brokers,
MOL Light street, Baltimore, Md.
Ry-ALL FORMER TINES TOTALLY ECllPSED
Truly Brilliant Luck
rs. A few dollars often realz a fortune!
$50 900 a Whole ticket sent to gentleman III Illinois
he ordered Package, paid $50 for it, and drew $50 900
This wonder however, he purchased from the lar
famed House OF PYFER co
$50 900, sent TO Alabama
sl5.Do0 sent to Virginia.
100000, sent to South Carolina.
100000, sent TO North Carolina.
$1,000, sent to Pennsy lvana.
5000 sent to Georgia.
$4,000 sent to Ohio.
o.. All promptly paid by PYFER & co. and the tickets
nor on file at their truly i,rtunate office
81 Such Luck only at PYtER cos.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-25
NH stones.

mn stones.
TUNE Suhsc prepared furnish number OF Mill
OF the very best quality at the shortest notice, at
his establishment, near Biacksburg, Montgomery county
he will also deliver them Lynehburg any place where
hemay make sale, if preferred. Address
MCDANIEL & LEE. Lynchburg-or
ISRAEL PRICE, Blacksburg Va.
l. January S.--wts
p. 5 tsY )l.DS X co. Lcaksvillc, Rocking ham
North sronl also agents for the sale the above i'll
Stones
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-25
MONTGOMERY ACADEMY.

MONTGOMERY ACADEMY.
of the pREsr} MONTGOMERY, will be opened
the first Monday IN February, 1850.
The Board o Trustees take pleasure in announcing that
Mr. VIM { lhgan late of App mattox county, who was
unanimously elected at their late meeting has accepted the
appointment of Principal lie brings the highest
dat,ons, only the Profess OF Washington Col
legc but those who have had under his THIS
Academy is located m the vicinity of Chr>ansburg.
The building is large and commodious, and will be fur
nishcd with valuable library, and Philosophical Appara-
tus. Boarding including wood lights, washing, Sc,
be had IN respect able families town. the country a.
months each.
The terms areFo the primary course of study, including
photography; Websters small Dictionary,
Reading; VI 'Gulie's Readers,
Whiting and Composition.
Arithmctc, Raw, part 3D. for beginners part ID
topography; Mitchell's School Geography, with Atlas,
last edition,
English Grammar; Billions D-pcr of months
81 80
HIGHER COURSE.
The above, or either, with
ATTN; Balloons Grammar and Bulhon's Latin Reader,
Greek; BulHon'sGrammar and Billions Greek,
Mathematics; i'avies' course,
Chemistry; Diapers,
Natural Philosophy g
Mora. Wayland's Elements of Moral Sci.
enee,
Political Economv by Wayland
Rhetoric Blair, University edition)
Astronomy,
Geology,
Mental PHILOSOPHY,
l.ogic-pei session of months. $40 50
NICHOLAS CIiEyALiER,
JOHN CRAiG,
r. u MONI AGUE,
Committee behalf Of the Trustees.
dee I5=}m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-25
Lynchburg Virginia Land Agent.

yJNE undersancd request Land sellers, has estab
L shed in the town OF Lynchburg, agency, for the
sale OF Lands the object of which, s,to afford facilities both
the purchaser and seller of land He will keep constant
his Office and thorough descriptions of farms
for sale including quantity quality, location, price, terms
and all other information essential to be known by desi-
OF purchasing.
In this way, persons unacquained with the country,
wishing to purchase without delay have such pana-
ton pointed to them that would suit their wishes and
the purchaser and seller be able each other
And, the other hand sellers bling then Land to the
notice OF those directly concerned without notofey, which
often unpleasant within itself. Persons Who wish the aid
OF this office selling, must give full and direct descnpf
of their Land order that lair and candid representation
ma, be made to the purchaser
This Agency will be advertised in the most prominent ag
ricultural papers.
Ofc at W likes & Buffers opposite the Banks. All com
mnncatons must be post paid and they WI, be promptly
tended to- BENJA WILKES.
Dec 20-ts
VIRGINIA: At Rules held in the Clerks Office OF the
Circuit Superior Court oil aw and Chancery Tor me
county of Amherst Monday the Sd day OF December, 1917
Willis 7. Bocock administrator OF James W att cecta'
Plaintiff,
Willis NJ. Reynolds and Isaac r. Reynolds,
Defendants
IN CIANCERY.
The defendant " ills NJ Reynolds, not having entered
Assembly and the Rules of this Court, and airing from
satisfactory evidence that he is nha hian' OF ms
Commonwealth 1t is ordered, That the said deitnda u
appear before the Judge of the said court at the
Of said county, the first day of March term next ana az
the bin the PLAINTIFF and that copy of this oroeI "
Of ynchbrg, for two months successfully, and pos'eo a
the front door of the court house of this county.
copy-Tese, Ia,
Jan7-w2m ROBERT TINSLEY, CPk
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-25
POLITICAL.
SPEAK THE TRUTH BOLDLY.

SPEAK THE TRUTH BOLDLY.
Never etta acoursed word okpediency" detersou tro
giving Tree scope 10 your honest thoughts.
s.Beid in speech. and bold in action,
Be forever Time will test,
Cftbe free soulel and slavisb,
Which iul6ls lie's mission best.
abe thou like the noble ancient
Seorn the ihres, that bad. thee fear;
Sneak No matter what hctides thee,
Let them strike, but make them hear
eBr thou like the first Apostles
Re thou like heroic Paul,
III free thought seeks expression,
Speak IT boliy-speak it all
"Eace thine ennmies-arcn.srs,
Scorn the prison, rack OF rod
tfthnu hast fRuTH 10 utter,
Speak' and leave III. 10 Tod -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-25
PURE CONCENTRATED
Extract Of jamaica Ginger

IN efficient and 81 terra Stom chc NtildH and Cdrmi-
nafrc, for the relief Of Fatdcncy, aHaytS .Nalsoa
SC nc
EliS Extract contains IN concentrated form all the
Senial properties OF the best Jamaica W hte Ginger and
VIII be found valuable, safe aud grateful stumachic stmu
liant IN an eneched and angud state OF the stomach.
companltd with of sinking fantncss which be.
sides being an attendant dyspepsia accompanies almost
all arrangement n the digestive organs mpatts such
eases agreeable and cordial warmth giving strength aud
tone To the Impaired organs and followed nv that sense
o asstndc and depression which alter the Of
ny other stimulants For sal, bv
Jan 2l-ts JOHN II. SEAY, Druggist.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-25
FOR HkENH,

fyTss The Stone Factory opposite Lynchs Warchou.
Niiiil with two good Presses aud plenty of Posse
E9,V sion given ist January Apply to :. T. DAVIS
Dee lU-wts VIM DAVIS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-25
AskseISTEAD PRIDE,
Barber and Flair Dresser,

AS ed his establishment the house recently
cnpicd asa Silver smith shopby c. r. Evard on Nam
street thc Marshall House, where he will he pleased
tosee all his richds aud customers A. PRIDE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-25
WV pOSbS.

NNATERHOUSE n POTTER have now in store,
w and are daily receiving irom \. York; complete
ment ol CLOTHING, CLOTHS, CASSIMERES. YES.
riNGS and FURNISHING GOODS, ofeyerv description
and quality which they invite the attention their friends
apd the public 10 examine
Store formerly occupied by Whiucmore s Co, three
doors below T. L. Jennings's Commission Store.
lei
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-11

u1ipiou OK 10 nent In Power, beyond what II en-
ioys under the Constitution, we you'd join me issue
they 40 often and so il suriDgiy Offer
The Governors and Legislatures OF the wing
States OF the Moth stand solemnly committed
against the Extension of Slavery. The Wo'e
psrty in the Free States through its Conven -loas
and its press is as solemny pledged to protect tde
soil OF New Mexico and California. Congress has
given $40 eco coo TO Texas ostensbg to etlsg 'ts
claim on New Mexico, in a bill which rooa New
Mexico Of . 600 square miles Of territory.
Favipg believed firmly in the necssslty, the ez
pediercv, end the restraining v tuss OF me w IT.
r,ot PYoviso. e cannot, even in difference to the
ot,iu ona Of those ~ho have modified their vie US,
foreeo an expression Of deep regret that the rfo'
vito was not eDergited upon the bills giving Ter
ritcrial Governments Public men have acted,
however, upon their convictions, aud we leave
them to the judgment of their constituents
We are Tot among those who rejoice AZ tne
"settIement OF the Slavery question upon terms I'm
alike injurious snd discreditaoe to Freedom W
would have ssood like adsmsnt upon the adm mission
of California and the oreanz ston OF NeR TX rx
co. Oreeon and Utah with the jets sonian o. ~ u,
mot Prohibition of Slavery. We you'd nave .
stood there. because il is right IN the ss9t OF
Heaven and Earth to uphold FREEDOM ana pc 20.
cause il ia wrong in the sight OF God and OF Man
IN Extend Slavery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-11

OHIe.-Hon. JACOB CARTIER, who has good
points about him, ard don't consider Slavery the es-
sence OF Democracy, has been renominated for
Congress (XiXth Dist by the Locos of Stark and
Wayne. He ls sure to goin.
Hon JoHs K MILLER, 4 horae of another color,
has been beaten in a copteat for denomination.
Mr. BUsBY OF Marion Co. will succeed him.
DR.. NoRros S. TowssHESD-a Loco.Eoco who
snuggled himself into the Legislature OF 1889 as
a Free Soer, ard there was used to make CHASE
Senator and give over the State to Loco
Focoism by the natural process of nullifying and
defy ing the law of the land and aterpoating into
the House two members returned in ostentatious
defiance Of ita provisions-has just been paid off
by the Loco Eoco nomination Tor Congress in the
XXTd District So bad g man do we esteem
Townshend, so unprincipled, dishonest aud law
defyug his course, that we would vote for any
other man in the District if necessary to defeat
him-yes, even for soc Root.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-11
I'm Cougresa. Yesterday.

The California Senators being admitted
to their seats, drew lots to decide their re-
spective terms of office; Mr. Fremont drew
the short term, expiring March 4, 1851, and
Mr.. Gwinn the long one, expiring March 4,
1856. Mr.. Fremont gave notice of sundry
bills relating to California; and, on his mo-
zion. the Post Office Committee were in
structed to inquire as to the opening of va
rious Post Offices and routes in the new
State. The State Constitution of New
Mexico was ordered to be printed. Mr..
Chase gave notice of bill applying the
WiImot Proviso to the territories. The
Bounty Land bill was taken up, and Mr..
walkers amendment for the prevention Of
speculation was rejected by the Senate-a
matter of course-by vote Of Is Ayes to
81 Nays.
The bill to abolish the Slave Trade in the
District Of Colum bia was taken up, and sew
eral amendments FROM Southern gentlemen
rejected. Mr.. Seward then moved to amend
the bill by providing not for the abolition Of
che Slave trade but Of Slavery itself end APP
propriating 100000 to indemnify the own
ers, the bill TO be approved by majority Of
the inhabitants of the District at special
election to be held within six months of its
passage or else to be void. This brought
up the Chiyalry. Messrs. Mangum and
Dawson saw in this reasonable and harm
less proposition the destruction of the Union
and the awful and Unsuitable ambition Of
the Senator from New-York. No decision
was arrived at before the adjournment.
In the HOUSE the morning hour was spent
upon the charges against Mr.. Ewing for
misconduct while Secretary of the Interior.
The rest of the day was spent in debating
Che admission of the Representatives from
California without coming to decision.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-11

nse Or THE EUROPEAN News only rag
ment is given in our columns thus morning.
IN account Of the destruction by storm. OF q
laree mart of the telegraph line in Nova
Scotia. The only important item, aside
from changes in the markets, is the death
IF Iouis Philippe, after life of selfish aims
sndrstraDge vicissitudes. He died on the
o6th ult. in his seventy-seyenth year. The
event can have DO great political influence.
The adherents Of his family in France are
o party without principle, and with poor
prospects, which will not be increased BY
the loss Of their shrewd and experienced
chief.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-11
NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SEPTEMBER II

such controversies claim the whole; insist
that no inch shall be conceded; ssigmat'zs
all who propose adjustment as time-s'rvsTs
or traitors, and keep bawling to the ena,
"No Surrender !" {" The whole or none
"54a 49, or fight. = By taking this course
YOU avoid all obloquy or Misunderstanding
on the Part of the undiscerning many, aud
when what you struggled for is lost-and
this is the way to lose it-you can voolie-
rously charge the disaster upon those who
dared and risked for and deserved a better
result The Post is wise for itself
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-11
Gr@ns-E irinG.

The Wing Executive Committee of our
City saw fit to order salute of one hun
dred guns in honor of the passage of she
California aud Territorial bills, and they
were duly fred yesterday. We cannot con-
slider the conception o wise or happy one,
If, as the Committee assert, the measures
in question were truly National in their
character, compromise, peace-oiierlng,
and an evidence of the patriotism Of our
People of all sections and parties, then sure
ly Party should have had nothing to do
with the public manifestations elected there
By. Who ever heard Of a Party celebra.
tion of the triumph Of any former Compro-
mise2 And as the Demooracy's' Exec
utive Committee exult in the late events at
Washington OF least as heartily as their Of
fetal antagonists, and with certainly no less
reason, we cannot see why Tammany Hall
should not have been drawn upon for at
least half the powder.
The fact is--and it may as well be sta.
ted-the oannou-6ring on the Battery yes
terday, was not in any proper sense party
aot, but rather thas of a section of the Wing
party, who fenoied that they had triumphed
in the passage of the Territorial bilIs-that
The roar OF cannon would widely proclaim
their Political orthodoxy, and the fumes o.
powder ascend fragrantly to the Presidential
nostrils. Had the Wings of this city been
asked for the wherewithal 20 fire one chou
sand guns in honor simply of the Admis-
zion of FREE CALIFORNIA into the circle of
our Federal Union, they would have givenit
with Joy; but believing enthusiasm over
She passage of those Territorial bills, those
Ten Millions to Texas, and that crooked,
ungainly and unjust Boundary between
Slayedom and Free Soil, is just what great
proportion of our Wings prefer to wais
awhile before uniting in.
I'm opposition to This cannonsde, we de-
sire TO call attention to some rather sharp
musk ct practice which has just taken place
in MArNE, which is not exactly of the same
tenor as the firing from the Battery:
Maine is what the cant of party terms
strongly Democratic State, and has just
elected Governor, Senate and House of
chat stamp, without s serious contest But
with regard TO Members of Congress thers
has been spirited struggle; and though
che precise result is not known at the tune
Of our writing, the general features of that
sesultare palpable enough. Justlook:
In the LIST York District, usually Loco
Foco by nearly 2,O00-the oaudidase ofthss
party is barely elected to Congress; he even
may be defeated! And whys Mainly be-
cause Mcdonald repudiases and Nathan
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-11

JENNY LIND TlcsETs sALE.-Tne subscriber has for
sale one hundred aud twenty five tickets for Mdis LSDg
Concert Castle Garden Wednesday eveoiog tbs lila
mat They all very eleihiy located not Of them
being the gallery End all OF Ihem commanding fla
view OF the stage. They bough ia tot or singy
OF EDWARD PHALON 1877 Broadway,
al02th uGdor franklin House
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-11

Donations Fo> sEs.yvLssr fukposEs TAass ca
gagged in htieitg Churches dispeo'ng charities The
poor I'D suffering any oter Christian lAe and Aeuevo
lent projects should call upon tie bae who PAL s2 or
Jenny Lind bret nee fortssb e toa
He Is very gene ard rich he refuse no zoe
Two hundred I'D s.fve tollE. tra Colcert dekst
aha Conscience Ca TIA hsv re wot,h az macA Is
Ksoxs who Is selling biz b. abdul R sy f1f &4i Lei
the iudiclcus decide.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-11
Accident On tho North River.

ALBANY Fheaday 5epE. IU
The steamer Isaac Newton, off Wess Point, ran
down the sloop Samuel Gordon The owner, Samuel
Colman, aged &c, was drowned and younger
brother saved, Their father was run over last b all
by The steamer Empire.
Several clergymen came up last night on their
way to Osweso, to meeting of the Board Of For.
eisn Missions.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-11

EY THE SPIRITUAL PaILosoPHER ID a new
paper, devoted to Physiology, Phrenolosy. fsyoa'
ology, &c Including Tie supposed RosesonI from tia
eber .phereA oluilyu5anee, &c those Interested n
his suppoed spiritual phenomena of our dag viii End his
p4pe1 interesting II Is psbl,hed at Boston by La BOY
sundetland, ana for Sale Zero By FoWlsrs Wal' lSl
Eassau. 81 ear anaum or six eenEs per copy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-11

EssENTrAL TO HEALrH.-ltis abuoutey necessary to a
right condition Of the nvsr, the bows the blood and
system that all that into tbs somach should
b. properly prepared for be purposes OF Oudoui Ia
order TO endow tho and it's fuds with tho necss'
sery Holveni power recommend hist uusqusIlss TONIC
corrective aud cour rri,ant KNArPs Health Restorative
silters. Gererald epotS62 Hudsou-st s4iawW2S"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-11

Bound TEETH Puas 8RRArR-To attain The ABOVE Object
use 9 TBURsToNs celebrated Jmpep sbio Ivory PeAa
Tooth Powder which without exception he best dena
frice for cleansing Teeh, or sais by " f. Ca.
ton, 8O6 Broadway, Rush.on, Clark &c. 100 aud rs
Brosdwby and 10 AAtof House J. Dotd Broadway and
Nlnlh.st and OF the principal Dfuggist throughout ha
limited sa;sa al SlWFA5s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-11

ADvrRrlsrmEsrs-For Amusements seq arst
page for Auctions see third page; for California
steamers see seventh page.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-11

Ey Preckea, Tan. sAlIo1ness yPimples Eruptose sAa
all sktn diseases are Is well Known, positively cured b
uatns GoURAUDs laIsn Medcalsd Soap VIA roo4ra
Bubble cadaes bali from any par Of The body. LgsH
Rouge for pale lips and checks Lily White, for FocE
dushed slugeish compa1iooE 81 Wsers' hrf' sssrs
frsm Broadway caleudss, South Rhird's, FaisdsPass
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-11

cALroRS1, crs.- ain lost er ,ewes Boots OF very
superior quslity, go from Is oS onf, ,usss for
the Csnforuis ma h . for ssle o ssh ID retail, oy
all 81 JouN IT, WATKINS lir Tnllsr.. Nv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-11

THAr TlcXET.-%te aeusble portion OF the community
begin to The folly OF Contributing the support OF ts
Broadway 81 hetera in luxury ard ideness and paying
for their exparsise showaboos anc $50 Concert TckeD
when they have ouly Turn tho of the Museum ard
walk stepE EsPENscHEIDs, tn Nauau.si where
better bgber, graceful durable Hat liz sold for
20
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-11
schooner Uapsizedo

CLEVELAND, Tuesday, Sept. 10, 1850.
The schooner "Almeda," from this city to Buf-
faIo loaded principally with cheese fop an eastern
market, capsized in the late gale off Erie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-11
For Europe.

gha next number of TIE 1'rs5tae for Ea5 %
pear circulation will be issued THIS AohN'
ING at 8 O'Clock 1t viii cousain al shs i&'eS'
news received up to the time Of going to press
The america sails from this Port To Day az Z
o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-11

Eg. Wha, is tee nater1 Has that hubble burst 6nsay
Ike al such h0mbugs will do sooner OF istef Or Is LTod
desdf For the aSi months baye looked 10 ysiG u
Herald Gun end Tribune for advertisement OF LyoRt
40 Broadway and his vernip kiiIers Thousands ana
hundreds thouFsDdE have asked hese and amsT qaea
uoua Here Ia the simple and-ere Ia denying H.
highly gratifying honorable solution. Lyon prepares as
Vermin Killers only year and lhougb 40 msna'as-
tured sat year quantity, which bis friends called
Of qusnyp could not be sold In no eek tbfse
yeas YET Soch the demand for his articles thai al
ready, in the morIh june Lyon himself bi4 Pow
ders, bat his wits eEd with yew Of supplying
bis regular long po0sbe, bs did 40 ouge1
bring hs articles notice Of hs multitude OF strangers
who arc low crowded IN Ciiyi end IL an slnos IA.
credible short tin by zcrhces of money
and pisb rest Lyon Ia able to tnf9rm aia frspds
whoae orders co1ld be executed and the pabls q
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