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NETWORK, FRIDAY, MAY %, 1851.


KOARD-At Go Fulton-st. with a large
> ,-'n' Chanhcr and Bedroom attached Ais. or
fwH ether Chambers n.y,0 lws
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BOARDING.

EW-YORK BAY HOTEL. - The
Propreors of this House would respectfully call the
attention of the public % their Hotel which Is situate
on the west sde of the NewNork Bay 81 miles south u
Jersey CITY n is one NJ the most healthy situations within
the vicinity of NewNork and for beauty Of prospect has
uo ryal They ready for hoaders The New YORK
BAY Cemetery stages until further notice from the Ho
tel al H. 20 and o'clock aud leave Jersey CITY AZ l' Z
aud 5, O'Clock. fine plank road Fine bathing and
fishing Boats &c always on hand Every attention VII
be paid that VIII add 90 the comfort Of the hOarders
uvi7 FNiSWim' DIVER 4 BROOMHEAD
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TO BOOT and SHOE MANUFEC-

u TURERS Wanted. a situation by Young Man who
has had considerable experience CHECKER Salesman and
Traveller and competent 20 the management Of whole
sale or order business He get up goods IN the best
English and French STYLE and superntend the getting
mp Of boot-frous the best style Address A. al me
Office of TINS paper. my23 IT, >
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D OOMS.-Three very pleasant Rooms
h let an Second Aoor without Board 20 single gentle
men IA "a private family al IS Bond-st, near Bnad"ay,
furnished or unfinished mYH W.
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4 OIrISVILLF HOTEL. Louisville. Ky.

I'm KFAN Proprietor This wekuown house
has lately been altered and yey materially improved 10y
the addition Of eutrey office and nar, mo" stptr
ate which are fitted the most approved modern style
The house has been thoroughly repaired and furnished
with an entire stock Of furniture carpets neonhs
&c These improvements have greatly increased The Acc'
modaton Of the house placing footing with the best
hotels In the est The proprietor trusts that these l
provementS together with ms great experience Will be
nrnnerly annreclaled hv bus EasteLn inends mlA ".
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no FARMERS-A resnectabIY con-
No MEN of CAPITALand POSITION.

n -Ass.s stance wanted by "a who has discovered
NEW POWER that viii supersede steam II Is perpetual
as long as machinery VIII wear nothing after consiruc
ton and easily controlled The inventor has not sufficient
enable HIM 10 withdraw from his present pursuits
and construct working model Liberal terms are offered
any gentleman Of well known respectfully who Will aud
him Address + r. $, Tribune Office. my23 II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-23

HNHE AMERICAN LAWi ER ana bU-
ST~rSS 49, rApN ROOK-Thls . the cheap
Form Book ever published, and conialna . 80 -
Il ufcniaon addition 20 al the Fti5,ls 49, -.
DECD. Agreements &C Liabilities n lfrlr5si ~ T
and Forms for obtaining Patents nteres iDss' ~ A
afthe several states "a H0lsChaa AMI llliessa Lie
tors Collections II Iatfs. Rights ot Nt-if,,l M-.'
81 together with 3faa ~ cveJ >it.r "a N
+ I'D ar. $50. Prlca only - flll rlss-
half bound Just published aul or sac ~ ~ ~ NIL
Bookseller lid S;ar.ongs, 20 Aa,sad--,- -- -
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IL DIR. II. L. Briggs, Inv,

IL DR. N. T. Briggs, Inventor Of Patent SnspenderS
Sku Supporters Bod, Braces Sc forming Glasses Nj
PHYSICAL framing, Cure of Stammeung, False Tones ana
Weakness of Voice Also, Consumption. Dyspepsia Sc
male Weakness sc Dr. h offers ms inventions at whole
sale and retail Ladies fitted by lady Office, A9 Chan
heIS-St opposite the Park mN23 iWMNNt
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distance of Broadway and Besver-st> comfortable
Residence suitable for small family uni shed or iut-
u>hed latter pItfered The upper part of Qlet place oi
bn.ueS> with side entrance. q similar dwelling near The
south Brooklyn FerIy would answer Address X Z bon
2SSI po>t-Ofhce ht-l -
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nook. &c.-Wanted. as Cook, Washer
dry GOODS CLERK-Wanted,

Young Man who understands the general retail Dr
Goods business one who acquainted with the cN trade
and can come well recommended VIII hear OF a permanent
situation Apply TO ROBERT RAE, III Broadway \
smart Bow, about 10 wanted. ml2l ~
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tlemen and their wives OF single gentlemen can De-
accommodated with Board and pleasant. light. AIRY Rooms
furnished oT unfinished, AZ 81 Nassau, Of PeaTl>
m,8 lmt
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7
Dr. LAMBERT has the honor of announcing To ths laos
and Gcntiemcn ~ New-Nork that he Will commence a
yery short course of Lectures FRIDAY EVENING, May
g. az the Broadway Tabernacle. al u o'clock TICKETS "
CENTS The object rs 10 present Physiology m manner al
once new concise interesting aud useful 90 show that more
than is usually thought applicable Is increase the hap
pnesS Of home-add to personal atractons-render bGs
ness successful as well as improve health and proons lie
mv2l
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IL The following Is the PROGRAMME for the
ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION of the ORDER of
UNITED AMERICANS Of the state Of New-Jersey. to
take place m Newark SATURDAY. the oath INST The
I'm, OF march viii be- formed on the Park IN the following
order
FIRST DIVISION
al -. I.
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y 1 Is y : II l. - bNbpi-NN'1'
Y Wanted by small respectable family, consisting u a
gentleman hs wife and son no years ODD third floor. or
voor ee roons ln a small neat house having no other
oserrs nat below Nmth-st above Sixteenth Rent
n h. moderate References exchanged and communica-
tms confidential Address post paid. Nj CASH, Box
81 Union square POst-Ohce, Broadway myzS ~
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70 FmiSran, Intelligence and Labor Ex

To FmiCraut Intelligence and Labor EN
change - aud 37 Caual-st NcwNork Tins office Is e>-
idtlShcd hv the commissioners of Emigration, where can
ALWAYS he found arrc numbers ct hororS and servants az
ven low aud persons can have Their "dtf>
filled hv writing Go the Superintendent and sending the
amount necessary pay the passage Of the parties required
No charge 10 employers. JAMES I fNNNN
my2 MMNfu SuPtlln'tl1uOut-
To- skin and Chest Diseases Dr. kNAN Lee
timer on CutaueouS and rhoacc Affections has rom ga
a. S5 Fast Rroadwav Hours StO 10 \ VI and to = NJ
UNPAID letters not noticed m'S tW
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~ The Mcchanics' Institute Rooms, AZ the

" The Mechanics Institute hOou>' At Wv
junction Of B0werN and Division 81 c"upslns l"1 hu"s
Of $500 square feet EACH being hucd up WIN AZ SSl
HE dispatch for the POLYTECHNIC ENhibl tloN'
which Will Dee opened about the middle OF MAY MtohSm0>
Inventors aud others who desire 90 place articles ON
exhibition will please communicate with the AStuAlN
Those who Will require the use Of steam power ana 'nuy
please call the rooms and arrangements about oca
tons, &c Men If skill m mechanical pfthCt Whv
ingenuity Is DISPLAYED and the operation of WHICH would ne
novel to visitors can have sufficient space allotted them
On liberal terms AN weW-hghtcd and ventilated rooms
Articles kr exhibition Will De received immediately al the
Rooms, # desired and taken care oi aud insured
ZADOCK PRATT. President
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BOARD in SOUTH BROOKLYN.-

81 One two gentlemen and wives, or single gentlemen
can be- accommodated with pleasant Rooms. furnished o
unfinished with partial or full Board no 81 PachcSt
Clinton. about FIVE minutes walk from the ferry Ref
areuCeS exchanged Iny22 g.
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To- Removable LUTENERS Infmary for the
exclusive treatment of Ear Diseases has been removed TO
s1i Broadway Office hours from TIL 3 consultation lee
s. unnnh lettcrs Tefnsed mn IuI-
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BOARD WANTED.-Board in private
AJ fimil, on Brooklyn Nights by two young men. Adj
dress J II II tins office my2 81
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10 q. 4. A.-WASIIINGTON CHAPTER, No. o
Members Of tins Chapter requested O. meet AZ the CHAP
tr Rooms IN fun Kcgalia on SATURDAY 2ith INST at 9
90 with the order IA the Cy 20 proceed % New
AZ \ j and uniting with the Order IN NewJersey m
celebrating the Anniversary Of the Order d that state
PALMER, Sachenn
:, r-,r,p.rprcR & Of the L my23 ~
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HUGH MILLER'S WORKSHOP
u lshed tins dav and tor sale by
EVANS BRITAIN.
81 Broadway under fhe WtseneF l1tel
FIRST IMPRESSIONS OF ENGLAND AND IFS
PEOPLE PORTRAIT cloth az 81
THE OLD RED SANDSTONE l2mo a. 81
FOOT PRINTS OF THE CREATOR lZmo a. 81
Also for sale,
GUIZOT'S EARTH AND MAN l2mO
AGASSIZS PRINCIPLES OF ZOOLOGY i2no
ANNUAL or SCIENTIFIC DISGOF EhG 1885, D.
HUNTS POETRY OF SCIENCE lZmo, cloth
All tie BOSTON PUBLICATIONS Tor sale as SON a.
issued hiy<3 H
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Two ADOPT.-Anv respectable person

n wishing % adopt a fine healthy MALE I'M N rlI
few DAYS Old can obtain one by addressing b C.. office
paper with real name and residence Ihs an e{
ceen opportunity for any person wishing 20 adopt child
their there need De no apprthen
son that n VIII ever be claimed Persons desrous Of an
swerng tins Will please do to-day tomorrow myz3 -
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II A Discourse, occasoned by the death Of EDWARD
Ross, IL d Professor Of Mathematics and Natural
PHI suphy the Free Academy. will De delivered by the
Reyd JOHN VI MACAULEY IN the Church on the Filth
AVENUE corner Of Twenty sabbath, the 10Th
INST at O'Clock IN the afternoon my23 -
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NEW PUBLICATIONS

A NEW BOOK.-Just published, THE
n Young GOVERNESS or The Education OF Cir
cumstances l2Iuo Price - cents
Thus i, "a ligil. interesting ard well written work
neI- ia J {. RIkER. lZ9 Fult0n-st
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BOARD REQUIRED-Bv young lady

10 respectable private family without botrlers, re-
siding III the upper part of the CITY The negtOThood OF
Chelsea preferred Terms moderate References eK-
changed Address l. l. Tribune Office my2 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-23

TFACHER.-The situation of Teacher
II in the Coored Public School ID Newark. y is va
cant Tho Board Of Education VII meet on M1nla,' ,uc
2oth INST al p NJ ~ li3 Markets Newark NJ Iol
the examination If applicants salarg $500
Yuti7 81. ] " WHITEHEAD. Secretary
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~ The Arctic.-NOTICE- PASSENGERS per steam
shin ARCTIC fT IIN ERPOOl will please De on p'iiu
M hc foot Of Canal-st SATURDAY, May % at CLOCK
and send an luggage not wanted ON the pasStSe On
Of berth h9~' =
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UNFINISHED ROOMS-To let to sin
gle gentlemen with Breakfast and Tea, m very plea
SAINT part Of the Seventh Ward Apply at y Heuy-st
m, - St.
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THE PHILOSOPHY OF MATHEMATICS; Trans.

lated from the Cours dc Phlosuphe of Auguste Comte by
W VI Gillespie. 4 NJ $40 Muslin 81 2j
unhesiatmgly record my CONVECTION that Tins IS tine
greatest work Of the Coute the Bacon Of the Nine
ftfufh century
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NNVELOP-MAKER.-Wanted.aMa Man

~ FULLY competent TO take charge OF Factory for the
manufacture Of Envelops None but man who under
stands the business need apply Address h H. ~ this OF
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IL William Allen VIII Lecture al Eagle Hall, cor
per n Delaney and CHRISTIE Sts on SUNDAY, 18TH m
NJ Subject" The Object of the Recent Spiritual Man
,f,s,aiions my23 -
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Wanted a first rate work
4 man n the Tiuriate Corner aui SheetIron work
ING business Apply al Conover's new Building NeyarN
az Jersey CITY lmyz3 ST. ID FAlhlC \
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a DIV III -'HI1
Orcsouic business habits, are wanted ~ At WtS,tln
.vl southern States O. sell the American LAWYER and
R..rcS> Mans Form Book, compiled oy y ". beadle,
80 containing Legal Forms and Instructions REQUISITE 20
f, ever, rsS hle circumstance n the ordinary transac
80, nj hrSfreSS with the laws II each state on House
Mold and Homestead Exemptions. MccQsncs lien, I OF
i-'," ~ D.hts Contracts Deeds Mul>. Chsrttl Mort
80. Interest X sht> Of Niarr1ei Women ~ a. beside
ert variety of information on s.ch SUBJECTS a. fS,Sr
le.rpa Naturalization. 81 ludSpt oSuic % MeI
chants Mechanics. Farmers. iu1c>Slo5a. M.I; e Il
fhIrt,-oue state Maps. divided luto Couiiles
mi Nau al Tie United States The woIA las oeSn favor
i, recommended by Judges Kent E1i. - am -. - p
m ,,.aT n-lcc = 5 cents strong o-ilnS ana - n
s,b,r 4 sample copy. paper covers WI oe sen, io
anv one desirouS Of engaging N ne SAL, vl 'g m ~
- - ,0 cents -pad. O. the publishers y" lrIsh
r,s ami, Who has not cncrs. s9nci 'i % .'t- ~ ~
month over an 1tilscs = i'i---ti ---i 81 '
F>'idH' v "iP' t' PHELPS \ FANNlNG.
e,gD.,,w IS9 BTuSd ay, NeN-lorA.
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An Account Book on the Green
ONF HUNDRED MEN-Of thorough

Ivch Savings Bank ANY person returning the sumo 90
PETER { DOkENO ;. 20 Charles St Will Tee suit nE r.
- r,J and receive the thanks ~ the owner my<2 s.
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NOfiCf.-lO AffhA ltN = bAhEhN duu 1-h'
Pi BIC GENERALLN-The Industrial Union have
ln The Bakery 58 BroOme-st All orders or addresses
vii BE- attended TO- # left at the house of call, ~ Grand
5, The employees Will be- elected ON Saturday evening,
also other business If importance 90 all concerned b
To commence On the lSt Of June. A {. President
" Recording Secretary my23 IL
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\ FAMILY Of TWO PERSONS hav-

I ING taken the house corner OF Fulton and Peat SIS
BROOKLYN would Ike 10 rent three unfinished ROOM %
single gentlemen uh without Board, or the same ouid
he rented 10 small family of grown persons Inquire %"
from CITY Hall ini-1 IL
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ENMPLOYMENT-Wautedfor "a German

~ Clerk and Bar Keeper, also for several smart DUNG
Men GroonS Poriers, Waters and three Boys ior trades
cancies IN respectable families Also some lrSh Girls ioI
reputable employment Call " Anthony-s near Broad
NY y II
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HOISE - anted. Z

Il moderate sized House. comfortably furnished. by q
family, where there children m senicel neehho-
hood Would DC willing board the present occupant If
desired Address stating terms, location &C [ Il H. al
thus Office mNAf W.
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tLeweSs Biographical History OF Philosophy
By far tho greatest work yet produced On ne fhloso
rltv ~ the Sciences MINIS Logic
The casslfcatons gwen Of the sciences a llrge anu
their regular order of development, unquesonahy
masterpiece Of scientific thinking, simple rs Is cont
preheusi,c MouellS Speculative Philosophy OF Europe
LOUISIANA, It's Colonial History and Romance by
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MASON'S

'JeIN Broadway Intelligence Office is removed to $50
Broadway, where the business Will be conducted As usual
IN connection with the Office 1879 Bowery IemS-Yeary
subscription cents other 2j cents large assortment of
servants arc now on hand my2O a.
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DOARD WANTED.-A large Room

and small one furnished unfumshed. with flll
Board for two persons aud partial board for third No
noticed which does no' state terms Brook
Ign preferred Address NJ r. Tribune Ohcc. uy2l 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-23

A GREEK GRANMAR-fur the use Of High Schools
and Universities. BY Philip Buttman. Revised and en-
argod hy his Alexander Buttman and translated from
the 18Th German edition and revised and enlarged by Ed
ward Robinson. DID IL ID. 8yo sheep -
" shall take great pleasure ~ recommending o. % my
friends aud the public Of the best Greek Gdmnars
ever published prof John }. owen
" In making accessible 30 ms Counrymcn. thc transla
tor has been doing the cause Of Greek hter
II Is undoubtedly the most comprehensive
work Of the KIND that has appeared ia tins country
ALBANY State Register
II work II vast research and learning. and Is ne
cessary appcndago 20 the library Of every professional man
who reads Greek lChnstan Advocate
Professor Robinson has rendered real service 20 learn
ing by giving tins work in English dress ~
New York Evening Post
We think tins work Will become America what n IL
IN Germany. the CLASSICAL and national Greek Grammar"
fChristlan Freeman
As a reliable and standard work II is without rival
Northern Budget
HISTORY OF GREECE-FrOm the earliest times @
the Destruction Of Couuh. B & 40 mainly based upon
that Of Bishop Thrwall b. Dr. L Schmitz. r X 5 Z
Emo Muslin 81
DR. Schnitls manual Will De- Of great value. not only %
schools but 10 all persons who ANXIOUS % Obtain cor
rect knowledge # Creek history aud cannot mud time "a
perusc the volumn0us works II Thirlwall and Grote
myl3 ltDtW Literary Gazette.
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has sketched It, saspt points IN great
anv spirit aud of the most attractive
volumes OF colonial history published lNer Chrun
In his preface you recognise the man Of delicate hnmor
fehctously touching your ribs with modest knncNe Ia
the flow of his the fGuess Of h periods and the
nonaton Of rhetoric from the very types, you recognize
tho rloQucnce which persuadeS and conymces In the
beauty and aptitude Of ms metaphors. YOU determine the
poet In the luxury Of ms pride for description Of ms
tive State you select the patriotic 81 holar
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BOARD in BROOKLYN-Tn a first

- class house with modern Improvements. Pleasant
Rdens Tor families single gentlemen. within ten minutes
walk II Fulton and Atlantic Ferries Inquire az as LIVING
sfnn-st nv2l Wv
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4 5 Cook, Chambermaid, Waitress. &C..
ty TWO Protestant Young Women one u4d.rs-iud,
cooking. washing and umr. the other " alter all
Chant ermaid. and en- produce good city r.f renee Can
be seen iortwo Gays az 81 Llgyc4.h-s- lreea Avenues
and & mvL3 10
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no MERCHANTS anf SHIP BRO
DOLLARS RE-

n WARD-Wll be paid 20 one who viii secure 10 the
ad yertiser Young of character and business habt
situation wholesale cOnCemn thus city Address
al this Office mF23 81
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-10-03

The steamer Africa briggs Liverpool dssss % the
18th instant. She brings ~ passengers. The
Africa made the passage il abost tsa days and !
half She passed, on the sftesnson Of ths 18Th,
the steamship Canada, bound 70 Liysrpeol.
e.NSRAL xxws.
A violent gale had prevailed On the English
coast. The Spanish brig Cervautes was Wreoked
of Margate, and the Rotterdam steamer Apollo
met with the same fate on the Kentish shore.
In the county Of Antrim. Ireland, willis an ANA
teur lecturer biology was holding forth to about
floor gave way and precptstsd them 70 the ground,
killing four persons and dangerously wounding
many others. 7i3is@ @e
Madrid papers state that the Spanish Cotsss
would be convoked early in NSvember.
The Railroad from St. Pstsrsbufg % Moscow
was to have been opened oaihe Slst Of August By
A letter from Vienna, Of Sept. 8, says shat the
Austrian government intends taking severe mes-
sures against the press. Numerous arrests were
made at Pesth ON the 31st August, on account Of
the exhibition Of the statue Of St. Stephen, tie
features Of which resemblGd Kossuth. S.
Beyond the political djscontsnt which prevails
throughout Austria, Germany and Italy, there is
little news Of interest r II 81
Berlin advices state that the police inspection Of
foreigners, 50 rgidly observed since ls4s has been
discontinued. ~ sss-
The Queen is enjoying herself in short excur-
sions among the scenery Of her highland home.
The receipts at the doors Of the exhibition ON
54,sO0 ~.
The Kafir war continues.
A war on the River Plate hiss, ere this, eou-
menced. 5As
While Northern Europe il eonspirise se,ipst
the liberty Of mankind, the French governmsnt
are becoming alarmed BY the alleged discovery oI
conspiracy among the foreignels in Paris.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-10-03

The Army Wevm.--Tkis dsstrustivs insec. Of
the caterpillar species, ~ baye been informed, has
commenced its ravaees = r. = shis District Il
is entirely consuming ~ II =, making the
fields look liks . aFs ~ = - SySt thsm. II H.
appearances should be gsaeE6l \ viii add much to
the calamity Of slshort crop Naay yssrs ago, il
swept over the country like ~ arny u leessts,
that had besn pulled from hs stalk aad lst % cure
and even that which had besn. Aauled in. Al il
marches forward like an army il 10 sid ID pro-
gress may be arrested by cutting small ditches
around . 6sld Y i hss not entered. [Andelson
Is. C.) Gazette, 17th nit IA
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-10-03

Todaeco Crop Corn f9 Fodder The tobacco
crop in Onondago eounsys N. T., i said q 81
greatly injured " she freets II sIis isaisn il ap-
pears safe from harm. We saw some fine plants
yesterday which had not been injured, and which
were as bright a. in June. A new crop has been
introduced 70 some extent in this quarter. Il Is
planting corn ior fodder broad cast The crop is
allowed to come up some four or i've feet IN height,
and it i then cut and cured ike hay. Cattle eat
it eagerly, and il is very nutritious and acceptable
to animals. The crops in this region Of country
tree from injury. The warm weather Of last week
has aided the corn crop largely, and the yield pro-
misses well this autumn. [Oswsgo journal.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-10-03

The CAoleva.-Ffom oar szohaaesS ~ e this
dreadful d'sease il prsvaIsnt II sssss1l r,ae6 II
rayages in Chester county, Illinet1 ~ ~ g
palling. 10 ono nsighhoshood tssd1S y d1ishs
had occurred 10 = short time. 0ufof a. ely II
fourteen person, al but two childrsn did. uscSu.
pin county. in the sans sxle, bas also recsntIy
been visited BY il in msli9nant fofn. 1t broke
out at Canton, h., ON the lesh nit, ard several
deaths had occurred. Fhissesb - y N had
appeared at Cynthiana. Ky., slsysa 4 - Il were
fatal. Ii bad abated thess.
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