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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-02-28

any portion of the territory lying east
Of the Rio Grande, and embraced with.
in the limits Of Texas, as declared by
the act of the Congress Of the Repub
lie Of Texas, passed on the 10Th Of De.
cember, 1886. to the exclusion Of the
claim of the State of Texas to the soil,
and jurisdiction over the same?
IF Gen. Kearney acted in this mat
ter by authority of the President, and
the General Government claims the ex
elusive right Of jurisdiction and soil in
Santa Fe, / shall, as the Executive of
the State, regard it as my solumn duty,
to protest in the name Of the people
and Government of Texas against said
act, and claim and re.assert the right of
Texas to the soil and jurisdiction over
that, and all Territory included within
her limits, according to the act Of Con.
gress referred 10 above.
lnasmuCh as it is not convenient for
the State at this time to exercise iuris
dIclion over Santa Fe, Ipresume no ob.
lection will be made on the part of the
Government Of the State of Texas, TO
the establishment Of Territorial Gov.
ernment over that country, by the Un.
tied States, provided it is done with the
cypress admission on their part, that the
State Of Texas is entitled to the soil
and jurisdiction over the same, aud
may exercise her right, whenever she
regards it expedient,
lremain with high regard,
Your most obedent servant.
J. PINCkNEY HENDERSON.
Hon. James Buchanan. Sec'y Of State.
The Secretary Of State to Gov Hender.
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GEO. W. CRAWFORD,
The Secretary Of War to Ii. Col VI
Call.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
Washington, Nov. 10, lS49.
Secretary of War.
ApJUTANT GENERAL.

Sir: Asyou are abou, to Join your
regiment now on duty in Mexico, it has
occurred to me as proper to make some
observations on the peculiar condition
of that and another territory Of the
United States.
Since their snnexation. these terrific
ries, in respect to their civil govern.
ments, have in a great measure dePen
ded on the officers of the Army there
in command; duty, il is considered, as
falling beyond their appropriate spheres
of action, and to be relieved from which
cannot be more desired by them thar
this Department This condition hal
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-02-28
TERMS OF ADVERTISING .

TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
One square, az lines or less) One Dollar
for the irst, and so cents for each subsequent
insertion.
Liberal deductions made to Merchants and
others who advertise by the year.
JOB PRINTING,
OF every description, executed with nea,ness
and despatch, on reasonable terms.
JUSTICES BLANKS AND BLANK DEEDS,
Neatly executed, kept constantly on hand,
and for sale low.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-02-28

her civil government over the remote
region designated; hut, but should she
do so. you will confne your action. un.
der the clause above cited. TO arrang.
ing your command in such manner as
not to come into conflict with the au.
thorilios so constituted.
On the claim of Texas to any or the
whole Of New Mexico, cast Of the Rio
Grandc, it is not necessary to give an
opinion, as Congress and that State
alone have the power Of adjusting il.
Upon the subject Of the establish.
ment Of posts, it is not deemed expedi.
ent at this time, to take any action
An exploration is about 10 be made of
the route from Fort Smith to New Mex.
leo, and until the result Of that exami-
nation shall he reported, and in the ali.
scnce Of sufficient information from
other sources, 10 satisfactory steps can
be taken towards the establishment of
permanent posts on the route to Santa
fe, nor would the force now at the dis
posaI of the department be sufficient
for the establishment Of even tempora.
ry stations along that line.
|
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d. ~. ssrsvCsiEsarss.

A TTORNEY AT LAW, Huntsrhe, No
"A Will practice law in the counties OF
Randolph, Charlton, Howard, Boone, Monroe,
Adair Bnd Schuyler. All business entrusted
TO him will receive hi, prompt attention.
Office in the I'd story above McCampbe i &
Coates store. oCt2i-3l.
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MONT. T. PRaYlTr, JNO. W.
EsrcN5tt e. Henry.

A TTORNEYS AT LAW, Fayette, Mo +,
"a will attend TO all business entrusted to
them in Howard, and the counties adjoining
Particular attention paid TO collecting.
nc'-Oifice in Crigler's Frame building two
aoors abuve the Receivers Office.
EuvIl5, lS49-y.
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B. II SMITH,
Attorney at Law,

TRENTON, GRuNDY Co. Mo.
WILL promptly attend to all business,
w entrusted TO his care, in the Courts OF
he Eleventh Judicial Circuit. nol3.
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st. Louis Millinery Rooms,

&Fl 81, MdrHeE SIrest, u "'u"'' tNAyZ
VlS ST. LOUIS, MO. 3Nss
StIOPER & RIMMER, Importers and deal
era of French Millinery, would respect
Snlly inform the Ladies, they are prepared 10
ofe1 sny article in their line at the lowest
nossible prices, and of the latest and most aP-
proyed styles, being in receipt OF patterns
snonthly.
The greatest attention is paid 10 written nn, Or
60 confidence in sending to their House.
Straws and Leghorns cleaned. dyed and
.,,s,ed and every article Of mourning goods
suppIied at the shortest notice.
81. Louis, August %, ls49.--25--9m
-,7-,--.-11, nc T. pEACUES wanted
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Charles Es. EaEienstein,
GLASGOW, MO.

ELASGUW, Mo,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes,
BONNETS AND INDIA RUBBER
GOODS, HARDWARE, CARPETS,
READY MADE CLOTHING, fc,
10 Front Street, Glasgow, Mo
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r.. a. savage,

DEALER IN
FOREIGN And DOMESTIC DRY
GOODS, BOOTS e. SHOES,
Mats, Gaps. Hard aud QHecnsrare, Nails, dc
Water street, Glasgow
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ssA Livery Stable. GS
NEW ADMINlST STRATl0N

IHMERSON & HANDLEY would respect
Il fully inform the public that they have
purchased of the Messrs. ARNoT their entire
establishment, and are now prepared to ac-
sommodute both citizens and strangers with
avery description of vehicle, and good saddle
horses, at n moments notice.
The additions We are making in new car
riages, BuPgies, and fine horses (none other
isp,) will enable us 10 furnish ''turn outs
equal in style and comfort to any establish
,oent in the State. We are also prepared, al
s!l times, to attend on pleasure parties, and
20 convey steamboat passengers to any point
hey may desire to go.
By strict attention to the wants OF the
community, and fixed determination to de-
,srve the natronsCe which has been SO liber-
ally bestowed upon our predecessors. we feel
assured that our efforts to please, will be ap-
precia,ed by a generous community ~
A Hearse and Carriages will at all times
h. in readiness TO attend funerals, either in
the City or country
Glasgow, Nov. 10, l549,-37-ly'
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GLASGOW WEEKLY TIMES,
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY.
0G~ on Waller Street, Up Stairs, pert
door to The Gidsgo,c House

TERMsoF PUBLICATION.
For one year, if paid in advance, 50 90
If not lid before the end Of the wear, 3 90
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nRIED APPLES g. PEACHES wanted
II for which the highest price WI y, oe pa'u
by nov % j. w hAhnl" W w.
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The Secretary Of State to Coz. Hcnder-
son,
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1850-12-16
Old Friends Together.

0, time is sweet when roses meet, .i.
With spring g'ssweet breath around them;
And sweet the cost, when hearts are lost,
II those we love have found them;
Andsweet the mind that still can find IS,
A star in the darkest weather;
But nought can be so sweet to see
As old friends met together.
Those days of old, when youth was bold,
And time stole wings to speed it,
Andyou ne'er knew how fast time flew,
Or, knowing, didn heed It; Y.
Tho gray each brow that meets us now
For age brings wintry weather.
Yet nought can be 50 sweet to see
As old friends met together.
The few long known whom years have shown
With hearts that friendship blesses;30
A hand to cheer, perchance tear, ~
To soothe a friends distresses; ja
Who helped and tried, still side by side, ai
A friend to face bad weather;
o, this may we yet joy to see, a%
And meet old friends together.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1850-12-16
VOLUME III.
( !. ..B]l' Business Garos.
Blanks, Blanks!!

aA n assortment Of blanks Of various kinds
IA such as Warrantee, Quit.CIaim and Mort
gage Deeds, Subpenas, Summons, Executions
Attachments, and other Justice sblanks, con
tahtly on hand at this office. .. .ta..s
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1850-12-16
THE MUSES..
THE MUSIC GRINDER.
BY o. W. HoLMEs.


You're sitting on your window seat, s5
Beneath cloudleSs moon, ~ III, -
And you hear asound that seems to wear
Thesemblance of a tune. .l..., II s.,...i
AS If a broken fife should strive
To drown a cracked bassoori.
And nearer, nearer, still, the tide
4 OF music seems to come
There's something like human voice.
And something like drum; lg.
You sit in speechless agony,
Until your ear is numb. da
Poor "Home, Sweet Home should seem to b,
A very dismal place;
Your .'Ould acqlaintance'' all at once
Is altered in the face;
Then discords sting through Burns and Moore
Like hedgehogs dressed in lace, q
You think they are crusaders sent
From some Internal cline, 'ieA
To pluck the eyes Of Sentiment, sd
And dock the tail of Rhyme, :.-..
To crack the voice of Melody
And break the legs Of Time. !"
But, hark! the air again is still,
The music all is ground,
And silence, like poultice, comes
-. ~ neal lle DlOWS VI SOuHuj .4t. ..t... .I...#
1t cannot !-itis-itis!
A hat is going round
No! Pay the dentist when he leaves
A fracture in your jaw, ...t......f
And pay the owner of bear
That stunned YOU with his paw,
And buy the lobster that has had I'll 'l
Your knuckles in his claw.
But If YOU are portlyman,
Puton your fiercest frown,
And talk about constable
To turn them out of town;
Then close your sentence will an oath,
And shut the window down!
And il you are slender man,
Not big enough for that, gasa
Or if you cannot make speech Ha
Because you are fiat,
Go very quietly and drop
A button in the hat -r
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1850-12-16
MISCELLANEOUS.
THE PLIRT.

ss F. p fH HF II
'Helwant's style | should be bored by
such man,, J.JGi4 isy tBsr M
'Buthe has sense; and that is thing that
wears brt.pr and longer than style" i
'Pshaw-look at him dawdling there with
his hands lumbling about his breeches pock-
cts. That is always my mark Of mans
breeding; when he does not know what 10
do with bis bands. depend upon it hts 4
sWhst,; whatf n;t,.,.r,.,. ..'.,.,.,.,
why, little better than nobody; could
never get on with such man. ,t... NJ
and yet you have accepted him
oh! just because no other is in the way at
paesent.' W.
There, you are triAing with that good
creatures heart I" 'y'7- ''Ft'7s.i,.
There agnn-a good creature Whoev-
er heard of your good creatures being any.
thing but ninnyp
'Well, il is not my business but ] can
not help thinking that you are in fair way
for achieving avery bnenviable reputation
as a. .9Ei i.N trAe sl
Say the word-a coquetta2'
NO, not coquette something wofse--s
,nAnd n,av most sweet coz tell me, ,I,be
d;ffa,snire r' w S5"'S 80 ~, ~ = ~ ~ ~ -
'seA roone,te 10 ! 4na,i,r, be;no-.Lf,l, =
besrtSesper TO he loveJ and she olsys of
ha, n,o,,y o,.css = ords,.b,t shs mss ~, ~
traci m I sniI Vim |s' mrer ~ v roouette M i e. ra,Se
r, st;s No rbans bn,I have knawns snch in, (,
balI. .ropm IKE his Rnt a flir,a-' i
.AbI do eli ne now what q Air, ;s9
.Vr,v we'll ,bousb' Won mist eyrnse N,
sS,sr;,y ar ~, ,Jet;p;,;oo a fi;,t' i Nm ar
dfs;ai H. H., vs,y 4. tc;sn, IN hssrg oh,
bas ssy ,r,,,.., ,uS, ,,ss rasIyI ca,
uos g np,n.hs seas. 'ipoa'eS' I' Sc J1 ,;n,
,sora ,Ss Nv o,has !" ] ~ az sho gs,s H,;rId n
nna @ ioss, @ o, sha ,h,ors ~ hi b;o, ntf ss sbs wonl,
"e I os III s"s .,,a ~ ~ - ~ o",i,
p"i. ~ oW sio'ee' shu uss St' y" '"o'"'' ''''
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1850-12-16

stop your noise in there rcared Mo
Peppercase, as he heard The sounds Of ju. /,
venile warlafe, ia the Kitchen. "if | come
out there to you, III give yousonlething that
you'll remember for fort night I'll knock
your head off l never saw such children
in my life always yelling and fighting J,
81 declare, that's queer said Mis-. Par
tington, who was there 10 tea; alhdt u queer
when they have such very mild man for .
father; | should think they would be as gem
lie as doves. Some fathers sfe iihe the fright.
iul porcupine, aud Of course their children
willbr fractions. AS the old hog sqneals.
the Young ones learn you know : She stir
red her tea gently and smiled as she spoke
and Mr. Pe2pefcase. after vain effort to
detect malice id her looks. changed the sub
ject 10 the best mode oI raising cucumbeSs.
which cooled him down In a short time. -
Bostoa PafhJisidsr. g e'ii y
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1850-12-16

The largest number Of steemge passengers
that ever crossed the Atlantic In . single YES
selarriyed in New York last "Wednesday in
the ship Washington from Liverpool. The
number was 963, and with the crew and 9th.
er persons the whole number on board must
have amounted to one thousand souls.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1850-12-16

TAxlEe THE NORTH. The Governor d
virginia. in his message, recommends q tax
uuon ali products Of non siaveholding States
h,,S,td IA eele IN Viftinio .sa
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Ayoung girl, named Agnes Gillespie, was
caught in the machinery ofa mustard factory
in New York, on Tuesday, and before she
could be rescued was killed. n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-04
HASTINGS COMPOUND
SYRUP or NAPHTHA,


. WARRANTED CURE fr consumption and ali Dis
Ge-ses u ls lrrr The medic ~ Las decided ihr 81 s
p sh8u le c-reh ~ l. c0zsu. pon. and satisfied i
-ad cal faculty il who hsVe Used E thai cCnsuu p ~
and al affections 9a rsJ ear1o; Only le cured bls Oh t
itey easily ard sIlN- cured o. almost any ~ The a.
oftess g. which toe human frame = liable The operations
of ucl- bottle, which 81 II suceri lC "a ~ ans
pst-lf not aogc her TOO Tar gone Win inc d.esss-o
us ri; and single dOse gives evidence ot ils
aCr1rsrv uf1euce "a a~re-ng and eradcafnE Ire mala
dv by tire iranecafe r-.rf hch it affords. Ihis i l0
Gu ck r@mejp DR. Hastings. ts ciscoyerer u
Of te most eilrrt phf scisus % he age and las
fli disclosure offs history, and all s component
parts fro world wishing to Incur The responsibility
3cu1uiug himself 1r the sake OF pr1l secret which
Tas ca 4sled do IN er.el good Aud such has
been Tie wonderful result 10 rs rrataus thal De London
Lancet Mti'csi ines md t- most eminent physicians Of
.a,h -s.ls pherss saAo-fy calling upon sufferers u
hsve lamej recUursr g. - e p-yc,iming nat OF a'
scown medicine 20 alone trs positively estsb shcd %. Fl
fcscv py grsglsbc proofs - curing consumption and
Gih-g q. seases oi mo .lEss
In- aIeGt celebrity of Hssirgss Compound Syrup Of
Nsgls ohvai-s lie necessity ~ publishing certificates of
u fact Tar cen be r-cesinri Il has cured
issi cfrlsg. AL who rsrd o. and probably
lc p-rsou hss aE-n bols Int would be- willing 70 give
warm certificate IA ~ favor otSrs have slgesdy done
without hesitation
ProoAny txoairds Of the regular physicians or hoth
sides Of fhe Atlantic are now using Hasingss Nsphtla
coming famous lr the u consumption and al ds
ease. of DE lungs entirely through ne means
None genuine without the written gngtgrs Of VI. A. =
HARRISON, The wrapper Price : per bottle. or az
bodies fof - Principal Ofce. 49, OREENWlCH-sT
sold IL Newsrs by K Vsn Buskirk. In Albany BY c
Ffolhingon. In Boston by Reading Co In Philade
phiG hy Lriner 1 CO
sod In Ne,e.York b. p 81 Guiou, II Bovery; II l.
sanders 525 bowery' John Dodd ~ Bros9Vsy, and
}8 Hndson-st wlI imT1bkh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-04

ssrss Lsrss~ Er.-s Crr-r1s L-t- Las J--s Cs-.-
NsT We y st. r. 70 sl-io- Law bls'c'
fsas... O. HT,-- v-rs Pr 80. D-.,-, F--,r
c'---es- p-- s.-' HsrIra % 's srls--o-. car ~,
49, q -. 50 - - - - - -
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o.. f'snc Ffr-s N.-'s - -. ae---- ~ - y
I An-rcat- - a.r y i'-' ff- f-f-' r- Ata's
-1 B'-g-- f1re ~ N en- -tse-s s.fi- hi- r-r
sars.-r-- i-fae h-sE.-.' "a st h111rr w. 90
/ - D,'isr - s-5.' h''- -, -.
l Hs.--. ~. .-s ri Or.V-. 30 .s.-.-. "a = -
De- g.. ,a h-'s- Pr F-ofaa So fs'-r' f r-'' 49,
] hkl-i z Nl-l '.-tr farr trc- r.. ~ "a
co.. 81 .--,' .ar,a.-' D'r' - Hsrr-,- p ~ ~ y,
/ - BE- .-.' l.s--s R'- go g - ~ ,,-'l
/ i--s -e.r- Nsfr as- A---'. go 49,
[ go. Ns5-l.e PR s--,-.a. s. E.~- a.-s A.
I mare C,i--r. s-s 0-.l-. -,as Va go " r 20
Ftr O. ss-r-.. Dsv- 80 fart : H ,i.-, - -.
49,. .-....-.-.-.-.,.
/ -l-- = c1~lo-i. a.. r1 r. Nforf f'l
an & Srrd Baker az Carton. Fitr-f Nlofs A y
/ H--,- Co.,. p si-P..- A., .... ~. yt.- -.-
C-s-r.p. So G~1 ,co't La-r1r fst. lL ~ .l' YER
e. RI rr Mon = Err .P 81 .-i H.Ps fafA NJ "a
/ a-i tf .rlr5l1lt ~. -
! GALttsl.N h'-.i h. - 49, 49, 49, &c..
r-s Err1, Loon Br-t' Fs1sacoa t-rs Pr i-Ht It-
49,. NYort 80 Ds-.s- Ksgs Ps.i- Serrs Tsl'-oo ~ -
ra.es a s-s Bor- Alra. s,Yors. --r so-e-'
/ Bs--afe
NE'' pf-LEANs Nsrea O. A. srs Etta Ao-s - h''' -
NENbLLl ORR Arrl AR - if-a- Rose p a.ef,t
| NtNfyfi f''.A .l-Arf. ~ +iaF ''.- 4i
s-ree ''lr, Ne'o.' @, ~ cas-- o,--',a a, o.
AZ, a.,s f-,v i.', re Fr1-. 1,a' ss''-ai. Wl'r-r
NoWoLk War ar ~ ~ - 90 y -. !. ~
=, 20 so's 'a, Ss.-ase a. L. sess -aaes-- 3 10
hs..rs bs, - \ ra7e. ''a- tl.seraa -. w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-04
AUCTION SALES.
ANTHONY J BLEECKER Aart0neer.
sAIE OF RIAL EsIATE

ANTHONY J BLEECKER Aacuoneef
nFRFNPTORl SALE OF REAL ESTATE 81
HINTHONY BLEECkER a. ne Merchants IL
r.s-ge % ne 10Th day q Arr a. = oeock ne sNe 70 %
-o---ruec 4 ON dsv % day until cioset
On sc-ouni % John J. Palmer ksc sfecA receiver a
to Sorth American Trus. Anc BAKING CO.
o, 2 st front q t RAJ ~ eei On one sde, - sn ne
Ne y Pssr.st-S siory breE hoa'e lo. T. ~ y o.
10 Dusnes .ory 5rieE s0asei ,o' . 'ses By about
8. See rsp-r-ri $50
No 81 Msrkrpace-3 SOY hrck house Il feet b. 10
SIS o-e SIDE ! = ,re oth-r-reri 500
No % Fuli0nst-3 ft0ry hrck store = 'eei ~ : -l.
one SIDE 8 50 th@ other-reui 500.
Noe "a, 81 - - = -, IenA-si .-tFeen fiFs
Nos lef la lNf Firss7@uue-3 SOY brck houses on
Firsi-svelue-iol 23.2Xs--S5o0
Nc. = Cls-.-0 'ory BRICK s.o7s-.oi = - j" ieei-
10 o;s in Seventeenth Wsra-se- rlspsSrIyveszrt
a. between Frsisv ard s-venie>nia ard + shissr q
IS and Avenue A-s-e u-ap-Dyfon-
g,' On sixih-st and OF Eshih-st between Avenues
AT { Sc map
l.. io.s Ore-bundred- ard -ltrisi hsfwee
Tsrih and s..e7euth avenues
WILLIANSRJ RGH
- 1ts % y Ih4rc-st " fOgr.h-st And Fiist Wiz seT
s-a wooden houses
, 90 snd psrs O. South Third arc FIRST Is =i-h ~
h21e houses. BROOKLYN
D, .ois on Co1ri Warren aud Bate "a
> o'- OF tosrioia ard CrsnSerry, 1-nnns 1rols 2 i
Furms1.
POUGHKEEPsIE
one tpseous mansion ROW as ne Iansge llsee roul
ng on Deafe O. Mansion snd bsny IS and Duches-
avenue he hol.e . about g feet square pszzs front arc
rear o stories with 5sseHsri and ste snd brfE sshe
JAMAICA
One farm II The iowr u Jsnscs ~ - acres aso, 0
acres Suring Greek. AID s. OF fresh ard "a
nea1cvs N e. ls0 with dwelling 11use and out
buildings lL0l8l m-p ) = us
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-04
Quincy q co, IS GENUINE
AMERICAN-PR FLOV K
IHnR MAXIM. nRTNii IL Cskes. " =.

4 " q X G. = y r n T. 1 = = r. ~ q J. w n
L'OR MAKING BREAD rs CAFES, kc ~i.iou
with cola wsf,- $50 Is resdy ..r ~ ossg There =
WAVE certainty 0, a's FcuI r.Sirg good breed, Tuc
y. aot become rl1gtT ar sour vltl tsc1,rf
oil. isasg t.s cakes without butter. wheat csses y t
ogt egg, aad pl1t.. &. without s-e-
% cs ce Gsel o. advantage eF =. domestic Et-r ,es
slf -ourd q enter o. ard VIII tas cur w pro3tce
Nasty eculi 20 ices asie VIII one pound u Jdnal
FER 81, stores invsssbe a. re qualities remain r7
Crraaca,e oI J-gi-s Cslior, Ese VI
have rN4alueg t1e Amerca1-1 repaired Flour pui ~ ~
9uirhy G ard can rrconinend I. - ~ :. s. NOES 'r
srgcle JAHks = CLIFTON, NJ D..
soi wto.ss.'~ by QJIEBY 60 c's Wsisecst n Z
and re,s.ei by t.r flcwing st1rs' M Ne"-fo-k md
SEW-TORK
Th0rse Hope 4 Co i52 CharIbeFssi
U Fowler o. Grrer-vIcn. cor Mursy
Tr1s + Luel cor ChUIcl end Walker So
John Drumuoud. 40 6s-enwi-r, cor. Morris
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AFRO i Brothers li B1vefy 80 955 Grs11
Asa gsrtes. 24l Brcgme. CO.. Lut.-s.
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foau Mitchell cor 5ih-si I'D B0wery.
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JOHN Cook. IS Broad~ny cor s.h-s-
q. Il Williams Gt'i-ss cor. Sd-st
j. kuU. 1872 oth So.
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rae - :, &C. &c 49, cor -
p Warren, $50 BrouTcst
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stephen Sutton. n Fuuon-si
Campbell. cor Bridge Hrl YORK -
Allen Co Long Island Grocery, ~ " sshins nn- o.
Hiram Richardson = hisksst
y B-Orders for shipping To California aud other
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-04
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
The California EmlgratIop.


Fourteen citizens Of Radwinsvic, Onondaga
Co have gsst len for California Cincinnati ST Louis
Mssss. Dsy Taps-a g. Ncc-o;her John Dsys Jos ras
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o-io The Akroa Beleos eonis % isIgs h,l o. ne
cudng severs fersssj who have len thar town AID 10
vicinity Tor ~ soid~n region within the pssl mouth Their
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Fear Mayer WEI. N..-r. John 1Asr Hssry Bass
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Prov Csyatosa Fas- Morton, Eouar1 vauEhss Aooss
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GO sses JOIN grytzsr smith " snfh, Chr.y sp,ng
fs8. Oeo Trt. i5s. in~ Lake stss Co. Iusy, g
Iacey Baabffs@ Dr Norhrp Seth HAM FRI. W - ,
Yen. bstvn. Lima st4fs 60, Gates, Hee, suite .
Wells ID Nfhuynf. Allen Andrews, n b-e-n Yam ram
SUIT ~ Ns'.n Dssoa John Hauia. Handoph pen5 eu
WIN ssref Nysr- Geo Hs-' Everett Georgs
Mckee Esh~d ioei~ooc Dav.s. Vim Pinch John Stns NJ
ios BrSls, Coy~y..ida Aggsgats, -
The tsys1nf Herald cfnarking the spid spread
Of the God Fevef throughout West thinks tnsl h.
popvseu Of California Jds fair 70 be doubled tbs preser
yesr
MicmsAs Tho Detroit Peafn.tlLly Fireman TIE
return Of mo California f,yer with The return o. sprng
MARRIED by Increase Of violence Amos; every PsIe
open nom he Of this State snposnce inc &C.
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