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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-06
BATON ROUGE.
knnR nnA Candle Mandatory

riNilE undersigned respectfully informs the eii-
l sans of Baton Rouge as well as The public
generally. that he is now prepared 10 execute ell
orders in his line with rfonpness and despatch.
Thankful for The past taycts. he hops tn meet
with share ct pubic patronage, The factory
is situated on she Cumi'e Road, near its intersees
,irn with the plains road ]. PITET
=. y Orders In II NJ Lofsr. Baker ,eiA be
erHt,si uf,h i,'of'Wtrsss ard desafrh. june g, ly
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-06
City Drug store.
0, P. DAVIS & BROTHER,
Al The Old Stand on l.afayctto N.

HAVE just received and now opening the -
i Largest stock of Drugs. Medicines, Che. NJ
micals, Paints, Oils, Nalnishes, Brushes. Ia
Window Glass, Tobacco, Snuff. Pure Wines,
Brandy and Periun,ery, ever offered in this mar.
ees, on the most reasonable aud accommodating
terms. Plantation orders put mp with neatness
and dispatch and shipped 10 any point desired.
" p Phystra#s' Prescriptions orvt,tliy and ae.
s~'utag Compounded at az hottrs. june :, ly.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-06
Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given. that an election will
j be held in the 9th Ward of this Parish. at the
house OF W. Thomas Mile. on Monday sth .Jaly,
1880. presided by Thos. Mile, g. Daigle and Al
fred Dnplantier. lward commissioners,) for a
member TO representsaid ward in the Police Jury
June ls, 1859, ie. TH0s. DEvALL, Prest.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-06

seoAs New York Mirror Of f5slneA
f5t jane ffteth which we gather thHi tha
style tor 2 eehtfemats i"l dress Is I. blhs
coat, with small yellow ln,ttons,) eottaists
the Dandy tFeed We make sdttta
aini'si'g selections
] beleve 'i'"t gel''e'nnn II any pafst'a
with tolsrabs E'nt of clothes, Y WsiWh
aid snoh box in his pooket, and d dtilA'
zlllhg Elnsa suspended from his teek
bel'eVe that ad6rati6n Is Only dde To y
fine Woman, or her purse. and tlsl a
woman can Keep one seerst-~iiameIy, tdf
Hges
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-06
F7rts, ahs lNe.y Ortssns Commercial fiases,

T. - 6FsRf T z. FHlN
Dr. | Chandler We have FeEshtlr seen very
fine piece Of ,,;,fh manship in Dentistry e,eeu,s
,y this eentleua Il is plate Jf eod with teeth
inserted 10 f mp sacancy in part of the jaw and
ialats which Ind been eaten away i,f ea,teeteps
disease, The individual for whom II was DONE had
bee,, sulffne R,f a censide.ahls time. I,um an IN
sieily fslli,,n III pf portion oF hs shepe arh lii,
which horribly tlisfis,tea bp, The substitute mr.,
ts,s hr HE e.irets hand " the Hen,s., 10 90 eE
rct,al az psterly 10 hide the ravaess male by tl,s
disease At the Same time, Y s'sstyes admiralty the
prcess Of masticat,e Il lsa beautiful specimen Of
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-06
ITtc.t fhe Ne,e Ottsuns Cen,metfinl 1Yaaes.

nke 1, 1916
= nrwttslnf nf--rf. T. Ctan,itsr;-=We beg to eall
attention to the atreftisementbf pf Clallst, Il, ~
,thpF column ur Cs professional merit as wy have
had occasion ~ esresiehces Is of The highest order
N mechanical deutieifr he is unsurpassed Nv any
we have essfknuwn. his utHk .heine executed II the
n,ost scientific principles, aHfBht o pf his la,d IN
style Of finish thai rendered u ali oeet Of pleasing
netes, even tu the ete-lisht, elegant, anil fes dur
able rof the miner ct,esaiu,ts 81 his AT, s,ssh ~
nseaa flIi,s scaling and Extracting he lias hand
II tate address and leiieary We heartily eei,send
e,i, nipH,is IN No larttess street
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-06
Bacon. Lard. Flour, &C.,

90 Casks Smoked Shoulders, Casks Plain
* Hams, LOO Kegs Pure leaf Lard 90 bbls.
fresh Flour. Just received from St. 4ouis and
For saleby June S ly.l JOHN PHILLIPS.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-06

A young lady who was rebnked by her
mother for kissing her intended, justified
herself by quoting the passage. what
soever ye would that men should do unto
YOU, do ye even 90 to tsleia"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-06

Isro Hna.-Judge JeGries, when ON the
bench, told on old fellow with a long bcard.
that he supposed he had conscience as
long as his beard.
'@0oes your lofdship, " replied the old
man, measure conscience by beard! Ii
SO, your lordship has none at all.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-06
II. G. CARSTENS,
BUILDER ana infect.

Tsnnw prepared 10 take all contracts in hts line
Il af business, on the most reasonable terms
r1g= SAJp, aear the Gasftsr', Eaa et Lqfusafe
S'tsf, June s, ly.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-06
shirts, Hosiery, Crnvats, etc.,


Supertins all linen. shists--latest STYLES.
do and medium quality muslin shirts,
latest styles
Gauye silk, Ca,ue merino, Gause cotton and
Gauss Flannel undersh'sts.
Brown, White and pink cotton undershiite
and drawers
Lisle Thread tnlershirts and drawers
beautiful goods,
Red, blue and White Flannel and Mefino
shirts and drawers
Very rich styles fancy Cravats; French
p and italian black silk Cravats.
Silk and linen hankerchieis, 1isle Thread;
Linen and silk Gloves.
Lisle Thread, cotton and merino half-hose.
Silk and Gingham Umbrellas carpet bags, etc.
Also.
A large assortment Of variety articles, Gam
Bags, Fish rods. Lines, Hooks, and other article
suitable to the sports Of the season, for all Of whe
he lowest prices will be asked and no dermt,on.
june s, ly.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-06
|, @, O, r.,

nrSoTn LODGE. NO. 7. Regularly ~
i Stated Meetings every Thursday Eves X
mug MAGNOLIA ENCAMpMENT, y y
Nj d Regular Stated Meetings the second and
fourth Saturday Evenings in each month. June &
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-06
Large sales ana small Profits,
CHARLES A, LIONS
ZONE PRICE.

vXTHERE may be found. az usual the Nm nm.
w largest and most beautiful asspttnent'pfl'IN
of STRING and SUMMER CLOrHlNgkIlJ
IN Bats, Re.ee
The following ia only partial liss afertrlesi
summer Dress Goats. lr0Cks,
sncs, rOlkas etc.
French Merinn or brap d Ete Frutks. Dress Goats,
sars rplkas and Iatnartnes. .
English Merino and fafalnettn Frnths.
Black and solored alpaca Sacs. rolkas,
l'amattines andnhott Frpsks:.
All linen, checked aid striped prkas.
Black and mode eelored Cashnerette polkas,
Fancy colored koHsuth Cloth and Tweed dot
Light quality black cloth skeleton eaes, -
aud Lanartnes,
.rantnlD0ns.
French figured merino and drap de Ture pantaloons
do merino ct dfap d lie pahiacons
Real India Nankeen do
French linen drill. white aud celefed do
Brown, yellow and white linen do
French and American cottonale, do
i Vests.
Super Black and rnered silk and eatin yeats.
do Plain and figured basathea do
do Light silk satin cashmere do
do White and colered Marseilles do
do Fancy relored and embroidered
Linen. do
All of the latest styes--Relling collars and .
doube b,easfrd
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-06
VIM. r.. ADAMS, EDITOR d PROPRIETOR

"l hive but few more questions ~
ask yuns" said he "a take heed how gi,s
answer, for Foiu life hangs upgi 4 tl,bAi
Do yc,, know tlis slipper -
"I ~. "
"rd thom does it beloig }"
"To Mr.. Smith -
" "WheiS did Won last s8e it r. g.
'bN the night If Mi Th,'ti,rs5hs
death -
At this ifdnkft. the saitsit6is et,tsraa
the court, bringing with hiln, upon q trtiy,
d watch, two money bags, n jettsl -tasss,
and pocket F't'ttk. tiitd b5ttle Of lie snh4
manufacture as tlt,3 stopper, md hatihgSa
c6fk III it TIE t'ay was piai'ed t,st Rl'4
table III sla'it IF tli9 prisoner ant- tFitshsa.
and from TINT moment not dgt,L tst
nained in the mind Of my man ii Nss
guilt of the prisoner
A Faw words esilI bring this fxls id III
close I lie 66ttf -lluttse alid the ht,.tst t.hala
the murder had been connittea5was eiFiit
nine miles distant The solr1tor, as st3ost
as the trf'ss-txaiiHa'i6i II HE iisi,is saa
keeper lnd disrot cred the ev,steitft If ih4
closet and its sittlatioii lid So oH Oh lf'f q
back, viii iHt' jShhritIs' oilteFs anil phai
pulling dewn pnrt 6f tie ~all ~ tAa
linlise, hsd detecteh tNs ,np6ftant plaa9 ~
toncnalueni Their set'rcb ives #all
rewarded the whole Of tho prepftly hat
longing to Mr. Thompson Wis found thass
amounting iii value ~ sHmB tlltjiiAtali
pounds; Ind 10 leave nj rodln Or dauft, \
bottle was discovered, which ths tneaWal
men INSTANTLY protidhhGdd 10 toituin Ills
very ldeiitlraI potsen which had ctidsed tha
death Of the unfortunate Jhtnipsdr. 1'hs
result wis tdd 6ltvidns to iiacd ey t,tahaiidH
ii SCARCELY need be added. tliat Eth'th
was convicted und executed aid hrpiinis
to his awful punishment by his own siiehh5,
Had hs said n6ihlhg had he hot pstsisteA
il, JalIing d Witness ID pfovk his iindeeli6s,
lie might have escaped. But Gid ha1
evidently left hin to work his own tti,
rs Il just ewarl ef his awful or,mef
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-06
SONS or TEMPERANCE

TNllF regular meetings f CAPITOL sssrssn
l. DlFlSiON No %. =. Of Il, are held Wax.
On every Monday Fre'n"e al e'clock hHasA
ptecisels=-in Odd Fellows Hall, Lafayette at
ly onlet.of the W T.
June $, J. /, rfoLET, RS.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-06

f,e rapport ei.,lessps cal tespeet',eusenent sou=
mis-.
A. boussAN, 7rtset,st,
7atiea. ass aebifess dv fpras Nenss pdt IuttEs
ppynRAs, dstsas, avs fet,,,es files isd,geHtes De
IN nu,p,sse n Ouest Bifen. Rouge
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-21
The Boston Slnre Cnse.

Mr. joins KNIGHT Of Macon, Ga publishes in
tie S0uthe1n Press detailed account of his ex-
periences while in Boston cndeayoring to nab the
slaves William and Ellen Craft. The story is
amusing and well told and had we room we would
print tie whole oft Hero is the conclusion to
which Mr. Knight arrives;
From all | saw and heard, and experienced
while in Boston, am convinced that public opin-
ION there, in regard to the Fugitive Slave Law, is
undergoing a change 1t is true the Abolitionists
and Negroes are very numerous and apparently
have things very much their own way at present.
The business mon and men Of property, with
whom conversed, generally took but little inter
est in the matters but said the law ought to be
eXecuted-that they wished to get rid Of the Ne
groes and that if it came to trial OF strength the
Negroes aud Aboitlonists would be put down.
This. however will take time.
| believe that Mr.. Hughes will ultimately sue
coed i'll getting the Negroes. Ny only regret is,
that my own private business compelled me to re-
turn home before seeing him out Had leisure
and means TO spare, | should return with pleasure
even at the risk of gratifying certain gentlemen of
Macon by rolling in Boston jail
What pity that Mr. Knight is deprived otthe
pleasure he desires. The gentlemen in Macon to
whom lie alludes, must be possessed of most in-
human maligntV.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-21
PHILADELPHIA.
SiGnor BlItz RObbed-Burnt District-Union
Meeting Farce-lIarkets.

COrYespOndenCe OF The Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, Wednesday, Nov. 20.
This morning SignOr BlltZs apartment at the
Washington House, was entered by thief and
the popular magician was robbed of dressing
case Invaluable to the Signor as rellcl and Si5
in silver. This is the second time he has been
outwitted in this way.
The burnt district in this City is being rapidly
rebuilt with handsome residences and stores.
The Union meeting long talked of in our city
comes of tomorrow night at the Chinese Mu-
scum, and never when the building was filled
with articles from the fowery land, did 1t contain
greater curiosities than it will on this occasion
The lame halt and blind OF all party hues Will be
there considerable cotton" Will be held for
speculation and the highest bidder and all the old
brokendown party hacks who have slipped on
between the two parties because they had not the
nerve 10 sneak right out, will be az busy Is bees
about the Mon hive. One would think from
these ferlnentatious that there was danger oil g
landslide in our midst taking the great States OF
New.YOrk and Pennsylvania away from the much
conrred South. Tie object OF the meeting is a
GOOD one in the abstract, but its eetters up are
DoIjticaI impostors, who are seeking to create
new excitement and drive new pegs 10 hang their
hats upcn IN le-2. shall watch tue proceedings,
aud show vou the secret machinery, when the
curtain drops on tie farce.
There i good demand Tor QuERcITReS BARK. and fur
t1r saes of 30 have been mEie al 80 : The Cor
Ton market has Undergone change Prices are hrn as
ana mostly rll ny one HOUSE.
is some little inquiry for fLoyR TOT shipment ana further
sales ma bbs standard end good brands nave been made
al 81 = bb Moderate sales for city 81 > Tor
common and se!eci oraids and ltH2 d or extra me
market CONTINUES bare OF RYE FLOUR In corn MEAL no
further transactions hive been reported There is but
moderate amount OF HEAT offering and Prices are seldy
Sales of64c0 bush good ard prime Southern and Penn
syyania red lGjc and White al i2Gl 2.c oush.
sale OF RYE sc. CoRN is in limited request. Sales Of Old
yellow 81 65a66c 5lG55c, and old and mixed al
57d5Gc, sdoat In OATS no change. The Provision
ket quiet The STOCK OF Pork much reduced and that
acp il ~ stft Sa les in
bbIs al Sec and hhds al &c.
SAIEs OF STocKS-Eir Boarf-SiGo Sch. Nav 6s '68,
~ $3.50 State Is, %! Mechanics Bk Zgl Southwark
BHuk IS; q Commercial Bunk, &c; - Girard Lie Trust
-i So0o Ches ard Del Cana Us, 81, 81; Florence
City Co. y; 900 Reading RI, 20; 800 Morris Canal I'll
go DO p; q Norrstown RR 80 10 Girard Bank ~; 10
Pennsylyal RR a2; $500 Wilmington RI 6 s2l 81 goo
Send Board9ssCo State So a.; 900 do 92l 20 Read
Ing RI tpreferred stock 574; S000 Reading Rk, Us lB
81 coo Allegheny City Us, co 81; Pennsy iyHna RE-,
Ban Mech b. 27 81 Geo Morris Canal u. 80; II icks
burg RA. l9i 81. 900 Camden Amboy RR Is. 70. az
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-21
The Nnshvillo Convention.

BALTIMORE, Wednesday, Nov. 90
The Pittsburgh papers give the following yer
sion OF the resolutions adopted by the Nashville
Convention The Chairman Of the Committee
reported the preamble as first reported-but strik
ing out the resolutions and substituting in their
place a series declaring their attachment to the
Constitution of the Union-that it was the pur,
pose Of the Convention to preserve it unimpaired-
that the Union Of the States was the Union Of in
dependent Sovereignties with the power to re.
sumo their delegated powers whenever necessa.
ry-that all anticipated evils had been realized
recommending the South not to go into National
Convention with the Northern States, but to de-
hberate and act separately with view Of arrest
ing further aggression and restore the rights Of
the south.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-21

% What eciu the great Union Commit
tee OF Union and Safety do now that the
Nashville Convention has 50 improperly adj
joumed We submit that such Conven-
tion ought to have had more consideration
for people in other parts, and should have
kept the phantom OF disunion alive enough
for the ~agcs of Castle Garden 10 continue
their glorious work OF preserving this great
Confederation and tramphng sectarian agi-
tators under theirfeet. Its TOO bad to take
the bread out Of folks mouths in this way.
An honest trade ought nj TO be destroyed SO
all of sudden. South Carolina, Quaitle-
bum and QWtman to the rescue
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-21
a Portrait and a Question.

A New-York Correspondent of the
Washington Union gives the following ex-
PLANTATION of the election of j. H. Hobart
Haws (Whig) to Congress from the most
anti Wing District Of our City;
son the morning of the Election it appeared that certain
rowdies in the Sixth Ward dissalsfe because the
friends OF Marsh had $1,000 or 80 10 be squan
dered in drink and presents in the Ward. They at once
started the name OF newsboy of course under the legal
age and sboed actively that by the close OF the Polls
$50 ignorant vicious men had been induced 10 vote
for him. The SiXths the Five Points Ward, and IN II there
IDLE ignorant ard ricious than in other
part Of this any other city IN the United Statta lis
wonderful therefore, that they succeeded IN collecting
from the grogShops stems and oter such cribs Of that local
it force Of this kind and thus comprised the defeat Of
our nominee
This idle, ignorant and vicious pop
ulation, You observe, all belongs to what
vaunts itself the Democracy They are
all hail-fellows of The Union and its cor
respondent on great National questions.
Collecting from the grog-shops, stews
and other such cribs of that locality" FIVE
hundred and eighty votes, does not seem to
have set the Wing ticket back any-and
hence The Jnion'S sorrows. Had those
denizens Of . grog-shops, stews and other
such cribs of that locality all voted as
The Union man supposes they naturally
should, Nh. Marsh would have been elect
ed, Now we do moi question the fact, but
we would ike TO understand the philoso-
ply, By what tie Of interest or sympathy
are all those idle, ignorant and vicious"
dcnl2ens OF GROCERIES, brothels and other
haunts OF vice and debauchery naturally
attached to The Unions Democracy 7
VIII anybody answer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-21

in the Senate of our State submitted Inc
following bill:
The Peope of the State Of Ne,o YORK., rcressnsed in Sen
ntennd 4sseublD do enact folOws: l. Whenever sen
fence of death shall have been passed upon any person. u
der he provisions OF any law of this State shdl De lc
duty OF the Court tried such person TO direct ha sc
nerson shall be sent to of the State pnsons where SUCH
persop shall be kept in solitary confinement LOT one year,
after the expiration of which, from the day OF the SENTENCE
the Governor of the State may In his dlscreon issue a
order the Sheriff of the County IN winch tue ula was
held 10 execute the person sentenced at me prison
where such pcrson has been confned-and until The ssln
of such order by the Governor the person so convicted snail
be kept in solitary confinement
Nov we are willing to accept this bill
as the best that can now be carried, and
abide by it until by full and fair expert
ment it shall have been proved that such a
modification does OF does not tend to dimln-
ISL the number of murders. We believe it
would diminish them; but if it did not, the
Governor might at any moment order as
many of those under sentence to be exc
cuted as he should deem necessary. Why
ought not this to satisfy those of the con-
trory part who sustain Hanging for the sal
utary influence it is supposed to exert over
the evil disposed and the sanguinary, and
not because they have any delight In exc
cutions
Mr.. Geddes's proposition obtained but
nine votes last Session, but we hope it may
now be renewed, and with better success.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-21
Tho NnshyilIe Convention.

WAsTIINGTON, WednesdaY, Nov %
A dispatch from Gov. Mcdonald, President Of
the Nashville Convention, to the Southern Press,
gives quite different construction to the pro.
ceedings. He says:
The Convention adjourned to, day after adopt.
ing Preamble, the same as offered by Gov Clay
of Alabama, and Resolutions framed from those
of Mississippi. They affirm the right of secession
-denounce the acts of Congress as unjust, and
to maintain the rights OF the South and if possible
to preserve the Union. No time for redsscmblins
has heen desicnatedn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-21
GENIN's PREMIUM FURs.-A GOLD MI

GENIN's PREMIUM tURs.-A GOLD ME-
DIAL MISUNDERSTANDING these superb specimens are the
following ell OF which received Premiums from the Amc
can Institute:
Full set OF Russia Sable.
Full set of Hudson's Bay do.
Full set Of Stone Martin.
Full set of Mink.
Full sci of Royal Ermine.
Fun set of Chinchlla ,,,
Including Chldrens Fus Of every variety Tor complete
suits. -, =. ,h;,
FuRs more magnificent than these cannot be found IN s
any other city OF the Union and GEMS invites the iae
of New-Y ok TO Gull and examine Them He VIII us rail-
and Winter present their inspection and approval an
assortment Mus, Nctornes Cuffs nc unrlvnleu IN va
riety, beauty and excellence ~, IT.. ,, ,1,e
OF Chnden Felt and Beaver Hats n o5 1s
rherche Paris modes and great diversity Of fancy styles
manufactured after his own patterns In Ladies' Bonnpis
OF the same material the variety equally extensive ftl
ding himself somewhat upon the taste displayed in this de-
parnent respectfully asks the Ladies' TO pass lheir
Judgment upon them, r 49,.
He would also call attention his large stock OF Men
and Chidrcns Velvet and Cloth Caps, OF new ana mghy
becoming shapes and styles. GENiN' "a bfo9uWaE
nj q opposite ~! iuut : CiuiN"'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-21
~Iave Catching. &c.

BALrIMoRE, Wednesday, Nov y.
j. g. McPheelers, of Raleigh, arrived here TO-
day, from Pittsburgh, having had q valuable slave
girl stolen from him by the Abolitionsts in that
city. She was nurse to his motheress child, who
was so attached to her that he would not have
parted with her for ten times her value. He is
satisfied she was violently carried Oft
At the City Council in Special Session the May,
ors Message recommends the appointment OF NV
Police and reorganization OF the department
A letter was presented from McDonoghs EXEC ,stS,
utors which gives an assurance that the VIII
cannot be broken.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-21
Tur NEVER FAILING REMEDY isSchenck's

pm Mos,c SyRUpl do hereby certify that for about year
past have been laborng under Pulmonary disease attend,
ed with violent cough aud splitting ofblood was attended
hopeless one Al this period advised by friend to
gel bottle OF ScHENcXs Pulmonic Syrup. did So ana
AFTER having tried one bottle was considerably relieved
continued taking ii for few weeks, and am now restored
~ nerfert health CAROLINE SLEEPER
Milford Hunendon Co N J. Oct. Is.
GRAND DEpoTs FOR SCHENcR'S PuLMoNIc SYRUP
New.YOrk C. V. Clickener & Co 81 Barclay-st, Pma-
aclphia Dr. Schenck 50 South sixl,st Baltimore Oanoy
4 Bartlett Light-st Boston, Reddng X Co Slates
New. OreansS j. wright Co. l5l Charresst Price 81
per bottle or six bottles for s..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-21
yfrarylnnd Reform Convention.

ANNAPoLIs WednesdAY Nov ~
At the Convention to-day proposition for en-
ploying a reporter and printing the debatea was
laid over The Committee on Business reported
in favor of appointing Is Committees, designating
the duties Of each The first IA Committees to
be composed Of EACH and the 18th on the basis
of representation, and the apportionment to be of
fourth, on Judiciary, and the fifteenth
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-21
The Presidents Letter on the Fugitive slave
Cnse nj BOSTON.
Anti-Fngitive slave Law Meeting.

UTIUAl W VuTIt5uWyI INVF ~
A meeting in opposition to the Fugitive Slave
Law was held here last night. DR.. Thos. Good
sells presided. Addresses We're made by Hon.
Elder w. Walker, Col John D. Human, A. L.
Post and Jacob Snyder Resolutions atrongly con-
demnatory of the law and urging its repeal were
passed. A considerable tumult was created by
persons opposed to the objects OF the meeting,
who attempted by yells and Kisses, &C. to inter
rupt and distract the proceedings
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-21
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK, THURSDAY, NOV. 9

~ A Union Meeting is to be held this even
ing at the Chinese Museum in Philadelphia The
City of Brotherly Love is evidently alive to the
crisis and will do its best to save our beloved
country Up Philadelphians and speak out in
tones of thunder to fanatics But above all don t
fail to appoint Committee of Union and Safety.
Such body if respectfully constituted will cover
YOU with glory. 1t has done as much for US New,
Workers.