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New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-26
DIVIDENDS.

EEuIa4rONIC RAILROAD tohPANh- -
IL N vt4-r5 No or Preferred SocE. ard DiVinnd on
Olt ssgA -T1e h. hOas,!ouic Railroad company ave ae
csrsd iae following dividends. psyche 'e'rfay 81 Tue
DIvdeua No on Preferred stock, being he regular
sensl dividend Of 81 per share, psyan.- on 4nd Afef
Dividend u per cent Old Spos or - per share pey
ale oa suc afrr the let Of May next Id,
Holder, Of SiocE r. sisrrd % fe~ OH vii pe pAll
stth. ,fre H. q l. Schu sler NJ hsnoY@fi OF nai
- sts-d st Bosion - The Office Of j f. Tnsyer Brcia
er stse-rt and al others 81 The once of tho OomPnJ ID
Bridegroom -. an ID, -
The Transfer Books of The Preferred s'c1 WIN De eo'-a
frori ihn 5th . the lf.h OF April both incut,s-
Tee Transfer Book. Of tle cd sOcz WI hs cosea hoih
the ssh OF Apdl 10 The lst Of Nsy, 9TH i1c.as ve
H. EICHgLs. Trelsr-ef.
u-,s..-o-. rs.,-L CD fcsa u MW&stN2
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~ smsricnn rnInn nr A..n1iatiou

~ American CsioB OF A-s06ia 6iati0nisis.-t "a
HnnuAi a-euas q th- Auesics9 Uaiou % As, -'Ss'
~tl DO oeli - New loIE o. Weifcsdsy, Nay ? y ip
ociNcs N. fHl ATTENDING q Deisgs.ss from anna
TED rio1s sud o aieais ~ s generally q sAfi-
asIy desired HORACE GREELEY, Prest
" Th-plsce Of meeting VIII Be announced bvfeafos
~ TuThSl&9
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-26

AREANsAs ELEcT'oS.-The Latte Rock Arb
Runner Of the 10th inst las returns from al but
two counties. RoAyLs Loco majority j. TINS
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urLrsk KIRK.
PAPER HAHGIaGs.

- pRCWSs pager rslE1s, suFder set hsrdooz -
y -,,,frs srd us1ufscf1rrg vsfrnous- - GA1s 81 :
- .sso-ia.ert of Ffencn s1d America Psp-s o.ns
5ordss sre board Prl=Is oE=sboxes s11 Eri-S
Roons really Psper,d
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pHoHoGRApHIo ACADEMY,

ND DEPOT FOR THE SALE Os ANDREWS 4
n BOYLE's PHONO0RAPHiC PUBLICATIONS,
corner Of Broadwsy and Csnslst g. LELAND AMI
K C. kerr, Teachers Afternoon and evening classes
Tor ladies' and sentemsn commence every ~ees rrivss
instruction given II required Susngsrs remaining 10 tho
city bat shOr time can obtain such knosledgs of hs ara
~ Photography 10 sr Lessons will snsble h@m 10 per
6.ci hems. yes without fshef all om teacher sO W.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-26

KESTUcKY.-Col HUNPHREY MARSHALL was
nominated as the Wing candidate for Congress in
the With District, By the Convention which met
n LAGRANGE on the 18th inst.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-26

rY- Gentlemen, Why DO you 20 70 taSse n nserHoie
sser w,thoas elssnin, when cen car h.ir ea'
ia The new spring Style 81 Asphvri n. - 70 s.Ss
asn.lxne and clean pair Of asii 'su'H'' % I'm
customer
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-26

rP- Water-CuFe Institutes Dr. ISttl ir's, -
psu-uis A. h.s coingloci0as 10y rslAoishment ~ -
door frou - Johus paTk srd - Oyster Saf l. l
has ato competent assistants Tor outdoor PRAGUE
salisuocs veTosl or by leuer, g. e. III
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-26

A tfir..PE~f cANP.F ~ NAELkDOha lt Nbfs
y NORk.-bENJAMIN CLINTON nf Boweg, haa
uil f.eelvcd r. u suction S5n0 ytflt % Engift Scotch
sLj American csrret. ict Lo il Offering ST - b. ss
so ei, q. re lowing ow pr lmpen p.Y -
io peg yard rci Ssps lr, it % % "a g., Tho mpsol
and cher N-ncan, !. ~ s. %, newest style hea'y
O CIol. IS 20 - So. " Nlh sri oegsnt nssof.-
meli 30 ~ ndoV Shades. from 90 % per pair, Vn
every other article u'usY fJ.ud IL the .Tsde. - b,se
~s.i side. rssr Hrst-f-st ~ itn'
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-26
HRY GOODS.

IEKATU,S ,,I ID DFSTARiI-HED DRY GOODS
4 sTOAE. 70! Cns'ham sqlsre opPo,ns '.me an1. ~.
ten u price ard selling for cash only 10 sli continued
shove They iavite especial attention 10 INC
JUST RECEIVED.
1000 yds ANAL pattern green psid snghsms 10 per yd
$50 " Scotch ginghams p nee peryd
l0es very superior, Is per yd
500 plain and plaid aueu nngaam' only l'ei per ID
5000 ltt@ isst csse) linen usues, lsd per va
Together with a. assortment q other middle Ella"
dress goods for sphng and summer wesr .o.-,-
NOTICE d cases, containing nowHd d 500" yHds,
Of sneudd fast ofed cscOes pence per yard fhlds
or boys wear 10 great variety large % of rrs french
cheap Insh iHe-s shsetiugs shirtDgs, counerpsne',
cn,a table insns, dsper ana most extensive STOCK Of
The hosiery sad glove department rsplete with every
l6l Chshsm-squRre opposito JsmsssI ,
N 4. Al goods sold 40 advertised al ifisoo.
,rO TUE ET,ADIE.-PErER ROBERTS, S7J Broad
way respectfully aYss aides v.sans tho eily W In
.peci hts of Embroidefies and Lace Goods the
following comprises few lace Cape, speneef., scafi',
Bsg.he's yse0ciene Collars AID Cufs ~ emDol'''e'
m1,an Chsr.sf', trimmed wish thfe.d iaee, At 2. ID
very rich 90. ~ofsed DO losi 20 dozen hemsutch
Uikf, nom is 81 up embroidered do from 81 Up 100
dczs9 DO. nom q up lace and muslin Robes,
bses Es,. IS- shsx, and nsniss; Vslsuesne, Eognsh
a-d french Lares Muslin Trimmings and bsnds, musins
ard Hosiery 100 breakfast Csps hop ]. upw1d ~ IN
TLYDE MILLS BROWN DRILLs-,o inches
Owide.-A sIpsnor srcis " heavy brown dnins''
oa II u Erchangeplsee.
INDIGO Bg.L. DKILIS-50 essss ssrk NILS bos
l ddDgg u no exprnsiye dye 1I,t received For
ss.e By isl8l NEssITH co 80 snd 81 Pines.
lIOUHsELINE Ok LANES cas,s American
vi DO sn-s 10 black ara m de cOofs iof SAFE
by lalol HEsNirH q CO u and 81 finesl
a ssUlOKED CAuBkfC--2o essss sssOfled light
X sud dark colOrs ard blacks, fOT sale by
AZ NEsAITH & co ~ and 3 Pinesi.
lGERINO OCAs.IiEkEs--ADc casss Of mo mot sp
vi proved shades ard niTiIres hr sac BY
alb hEshlTh x CO y aBi 81 Finest
INuItsU sLUE DHILI.@-Ksc-yod anf FOR sale
lby iiH 81 hAhtls. - nfehsnk--olse7.
f,IIr UKIILISf.--Wa afsnieJ lLcig0 DE. FOR
ID "a - % ~ G. + HARRIS. % Erchsns ns1-plare.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-26

~ Wigs, Wigs. Hixs.-Cinzens sDd Svsugcfs
are Informed s largest eaeAsesg best 3ssofferi
- vles hsCwiss pces. brsics o o-S Gnd
,,rsee Is. hAif t- found Al hEnHVssr HEAEDs. =
k.ideu-sna. The grsde sopndei 40 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-26

~ IIquiI Iin!r -Bt-csfL1s's instslianeoli
La3 J. ,- .itce word for changing red of
gray ts ut.Ifs sleek or hrowo color without M lry
.ns PerEors wis1.ng tte boat Gfsclo n he
ILff % .hoUl ID e. t1TlHEi lnaL1f4c0rF, ~ .
a. 40 =. SrnaivHy. CoDY the stcre-s 80 TIN ~
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-26
PAPER nANGINGs AND

/ NINDDW sHADEs-lh9 fuDtcnteTs ElVe nov "
store args an splendid assortment q paper hanging
aud widow sha1es suitable for psrOf bsdfoOus, nas
g.; cursn materials of every puOn; lace and
embroidered muslin curisirs wDcOv coruces ard oina
nenls pure hs and other mattresses; feather beds with
every article IL the upholstery line, wholesale ard retail
a. grces ~ per lower than other essb hment IN
he ciiy. a. NJ J. X DAVIES, JphO siereis,
Al6 lmeo5s 30 BOwefy and ib1 F1ilOf -ai.s
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-26
COPY OF A LETTER FROM WILLIAM DAVIES.
D-r-.- ~ No.. ~ A--------- n---A

BaooxLts. Apri -. ts+l
P..r,..a P.sr. SIP should grstfgf- you,
al r -, .r others rH-fsi. ~ ~. scsi
lac tai ,ta ERUPTION ooa.stns OF iarz- - rnp'-s,
s.l c -i r f-trs regular spp.ra
ttn acrrg r-nrs f tis better th,n ihf
comp -y tho nusanc-. snd Tie sAn oi my
.f-- from disco or,tea A. la n, -, s,.'t -
Yours tuy, WILLIAM DAVIES
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-26
JAMES FITZGERALD
cory ~ LETTER rRoS MISS NStsoS

COPY OF LETTER FRON MISS NkisoN
Hlrrt. sept q isfs.
Bss srrru have fe r--r'''l o r.- my nsn- a, hs'
.roans - great utt7 af yo1r rrcorhrus mr dr~-nS
The .r hlf- nuri oi sut poms'Ins 20 ocrsaon
ss y hair ans three or years ras at thss o.
fa .r rhsn n COLOR irtorh"rnus i~e
. bend as4y. ,afnori1- aod h gru~n strong and wrs
i. NJ s lr-ais sni laat-s s.- .ei hre@
.otu-stJ u~arr a'o ~tiPsy yon. tAihAINL NSiSvN'
COPY oF LErrER FROM DR. IEg
NsN Yosx F-h s.. lsfa.
NJ n.rrr have r-cr1nendns arfs shrh
"a u m n~rso1a -tgs sHrs- g1ot a1f h"r-
- tt,. . M conn .rD- your lrrofb@fous shat 500 clam
90. 40 sr 10 'of osg' Pr-'ens Des1u5i's a'a Pf0"''
H.s t.- grsih oi fa- har
f4f5 bs hs l-t remedy ilrs h,i pactcs or
..l t-ss aa,sorn ai diseases ~hch 'be sia '. cim
The following testimonial is from Mr MUM Editor OF
tie scisn ifc American. Comment or tuch eVidsncs 10
unnecessary .,.,..
p.,.r hsrse. an arf pleasure s~afd
m - hrh..t rnunsnfston. We 90 90 uTru he ecow
from personal Anor-dgs ~ u.
--ts naa hsr. ~h- tsli' q keep healthy, -o sna
f.s lr-T~af. hair. and gofsis-
-r0sa Har tef ty 'n@f tun .ton .i,ra
p~ron o heed, oas bottle 20 be- eo"ocsd Of "
sod In large bottles price 25 ceos s,he principal ohce
$50 Broadway. . 81, ,,..,
AcgSrs-Arderton eo7 Broadway Or Smith, 25i Tenth
svenue Or Lyon. 90 Gands Dr. Mercef ~ bf0sd-st
Newark. Mrs HAYS, 1872 futOn.d. Broosiyui q
Wright p south.sL Philadelphia C. Z. Pointer, Bsl!l-
more W Brown, WeshngIOn-si Boston, Bavhsnd, hsf'
rell Co Charleston & { f, J. Wnghi, New Oresns
Dsvid Chambsrs ~ l. luis, Mo, brom0ery, MOBILE,
Ala sterger Raciue Wis FOR sale BY Dngsiss ard
PefAImsrs generally throughout The United sss.es and
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-26
The ella Routo-Capt. Graham'- Communal

The ella Uoutc-Capt. Graham'- Comu"Hu'
The y. o. Delta publishes the following letter
from trader attached to Col. Washington com
msnd. This force LEFT Monterey shortly aiter the
evacuation OF Mexico bv our army, and had a
pleasant march to Santa Ec. The Dragons, how
ever, under Capt. Graham, which iormed por-
tiOn of Col. w ashington command were detach-
ed somewhere near h Psso. and proceeded 10
California on the route pursued by Col. Cook with
the Mormon battalion. This route Is The most
southern which has Yet been travelled by parties
proceeding to California, and passes much OF the
distance through Mexican territory The writer
len Csmareo on the Sd August, sis, and arrived
al Los Angeles on oh JVn. isi9, being five months
on the way
Ixro,s Won about q month ago giving you al tho IA.
edsn,. Of our tedious Ourney arrived here tour days
sso The wagons viii be here IN aeout ioHr days
making our trio Eve months 10 this plsce nave nsl
s,errisle tire of H. We loaf between tyV sed 'Vo
rnules and horses and about hall oi me "Asen', A.
hsd 10 .end oven back into thc desert ioT me o'er
bali Tbe men Al came in on foot They we're lot
some time almost entirely with0utprovisous Ise
ak hundred miles of our route 10 nost lmp's0"oAS
for wagons or large parties. There u no s' -,
much Of tho distance The rivers snd osnA' ~ Z
erasted with sslspeIrc IS % destroy ~ 80. -,
lost oil the horses except Old Grey sod A'0e' ~.
mules and had 10 abandon sl 6ye Of iho large wagons
and some three thousand pounds OF cne~ios 's'aeNs
tents, and everything except the Agetes' ~ 81 -,
valuable sriicles-sll hands taking II sio01 49,,
tisirs m very siogulSr stAts here Lsoorets nei
80 . dsy. clerks - 900 year. Soldiers are CoDNI
ally leaving In bodies large for the ofhcers !" "
pose or prevent them. Col Mason. the Governor eau
hot get servant for love or money.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-26

- rlstnas . f-om any pat Of tie United saiu
rciril.nrus 5 viii ur emitted 90 l3 copies
Es,y.iorG Jan. fien GREELEY 4 mcELEATH.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-26

SOCIETY LIBRARY-The following gentlemen
yesterday elected Trustees Of the Society Librs
y for the ensuing year GuisD C. Verpanck William
lng'i'. Alexander u. Roogers Dayton Hobart Freder
lex DePeyster, stephen c. Williams James D.Peyster,
Ozten Joshua Colt Joseph Desfsld, james II. Titus
Charles Leupp, Charles A. Brs,ed, Daniel Seymour
John II. Gourlie, James " Bsekman
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-26

EaF6~THD-A I'm vrp IA been some yelrt % :
W 100 ~ ca -l ard aaawkre hls'-ess. would IKE
a. OBTAIN rs. 90 o lhsi o. or 90 Do o7ri fa-kirg
y he hour cag or --I vt--- he csn irsk- Ise' ger
s usefsl Irc-re e. oo L1clsas e-f.sce corner ~
ye--.f Gin iu"
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-26
CITY ITEMS.
WRDNEsDAY 40

"WEDNESDAY Ap'l ~.
UNITED SrATE' DISTRICT CorRT-ln the case
Of Ma'srs. Moore and Peck. Marshal aud Deputy N4r
isal, a. 10 the $1,000 ia specie from the bark Lag.
en' Judge Bette ths forenoon gave decision, s;atog
that's Deputy hsrs5s is equally liable for msfeasapce
In Office 70 the summary action OF the Court, the
Marshal and although this case be may claim %
have resigned As Mr ?. hsS Do, been regularly not
sd the District Attorney may take order reqsng
hun % psy The money Into Cou-, or "A attachment: rc
4lirng him 10 appear and show cause.
IA 10 the Msrshal Il Ia said he was no. aware Of tie
act, Of the Deputy Msr,hs s. he be required to
appear ard nsrrogstor!ss a. 10 whether nol
the Deputy Marshal bad been empowered to ,c. sud
he IA liable plres for the amount 10 relation 70 hira
order vii be- ms1s that he pay the money uto Court
or before the ct o. May, or iha, sn attachment
issUe.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-26
TnB MaNHATrAN ACADEMY Al he corner


OM = Nj NM FfnciQ Thls srhool % noN ofen fOF
he reception of boys under y years ot age The numssr
Of pupils 10 small ard uuter the immediate s1PSyisicn oi
The Principal Terms t.n quarter q u weeks Pay
10 advance. This ell e,pense. sxeept eccss srd
stationery iusormanon respecting the school may ee 90
tzinet OF Mr.. Aror HoyL Bibls House Nasssa-sl NY
Capt Otney Lcvest Nd Atange-sL 5. Manu-, isst sul-
ton Brcokyu or Of me Principal al oxford, hsven
Co CT ale tws
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-26

OSaLE-A superior church orEsn. buiI by E'oen"
cost originally GEO. t3seter wih porio1 OF The pe"e
.cfureoot seals To '1l 6ud church fxmres generally
h- properly Of hs South BspiH Church 10 Ns'ssu'i As
me creuses will bs vacated ths 81 of May next ~ -
desrag % purchsse should make immediate application 10
40 eo.tMyls WILLIAM SHARPE, 81 Beekmsn-sL
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-26

rkNTtE-By vOlrE womku smsi1n = DO
cts- rrz zrt 90 asssl i1 washing and ironing or
tg 10 rsn ssvrr Woui fto-t -isarre IN ire cclr-
.ry Nou.d take ~ Children Hst lived ll--e yesrs
ta fersstpiacs. Csa be seen lsys 81 ha beTy-si
a.5 -
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-26
TRICOPHEROlS =
PgOF BAKSY'S
7 RIG OPH Z X o u :

- Nhl'lAA AlhA AaMFNA ~
fOr ref ofins. prcter rtrE h Al hssGg'gicg
hsir. ersdicsIrg scln sc1 isrdfaf,
aet cuffrE tiirss-. - "a skiu.
glands srt n'lsc ~ sgrgs
cus. hrlis-s. sqfs.as
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-26

I4fh>EED- ssreacn bJ sieady ySu 4 woman j.
~ csg-t OF sewing snd lfsing caf- OF ch.dren' or
void g "a chzahaf sd lsu1-rsss. Has uJ o~i 'c-On
10 t-sg-. ~h l1.y q sod referees given. A pg ~
les Br11ue.sl Csc 70 sfe- Tor : tsts 80 81
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-26

tgTAHTFB-By arsspec,sh.e young woman .ifls-
uon u 90 hs cooking rss'irg sri ironing private
f,nll, or ctsmesf~ors and plan sewing Csn give ihe
5est " reference from uef lsSi pace lq IRE > tsm
non --si. ln NE resr. Be- z.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-26

AIr4NTED-a f.1s-Ju ny s.el1g, careful, EOo--
~ f.nosf-d eif % -ct al Co q11 sewing 10
rrv.,- f.~i =: nau1 maFs leI6ef generally lieiul /.
5-c-. 90 o. ih- r-ty G. 8, - sx.1aT g. n- book
" B Hss s05- reference i 10 ehlracef sne cipA-
b.Iev -
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-26

tssef.s . s-ouu g. SsgrY 1rE f'r several yesrs.
fsv5.r 20 O. i1rs f-1-i % s uot~g n schools or pri
vtta f. T. f.s.r f-erres -ls-l from tne a.
=. bod. T .n al 81
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-26

taTA.TfD-sy r--Dec la.t yolls " oirsl siila-
- f5r .0 a'h eld -n, % = ar -fia No utl ,r-
tr-s q ~ s.o' ts'e-ce ~ lie ccl-y Bet u rrfr--
-c-r Agpy =. % UlveIsiJ-fscs- Can be- seen NO
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-26
SCHOOLS.

..kKNCH LASGUAGg.-MisS DELAsEY IN
fOgns he sdes of BrooAyn and vciniiy ma shs give
essoos In ne above snguage, Aarsscss Oral syssm.
rcsdcoc-. IS Pe0hsl erootfyn rs m
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-10-10
FOR THE SPECTATOR.
The Railroad Subscription.

The work goes bravey on. The people are man
NESTING the most laudabe interest in its ton
The upper end oflhe County particularly, hasshewn
:ruly liberal spirit. The public owe large debt
of gratitude 10 excellent fellow citizens Jacob
Baylor and William NJ Tate for their efficient aid
IN the cause. They have not only subscribed them
selves, but they have induced others TO subscribe
The generous spirit which has been SO sgnally
displayed makes the parsimOny Of those who have
refused to subscribe the more conspicuous. While
the common sentiment has been 1--WE cannot con-
sent to profit by work to which we have contrib
uted nothlng," some few have avowed and acted on
the principle that others should so,o and they would
reap:
There are some even who think that they are the
very men TO fill the Offices of honor and profit in the
County, who have refused TO contribute cent to
this work In which the County is so much interest,"
ed. Now, for one, | mean to make note of this
IN the book of my remembrance. About election
times we have superhuity Of patriotism. great
many are then very DESTROYS to serve the public
Tor a consideration. hope the Commissioners will
file away the subscription books in the Clerks Of
nee, and hereafter when candidates present them
selves for any station of trust or profit we viii be
able to refer to them. When their exnbeTArt patri
otism finds vent in loud professions OF devotion to
the welfare Of the County and the Identification
win lis interests, we can apply convenient fest
TO ascertain how much is the genuine stuff and
how much counterfeit.
lhe extension OF the Railroad 10 Staunion is
work that concerns the whole County. The Coun-
~ has said SO by lis vote last Spring. Every man
ought TO help TO make it, as far as he is able II
ne has the means, and refuses ii is pretty strong
proof that he takes views of subjects and Is
not willing to incur any sacrifice to promote the
public good If man is unable to subscribe no one
can blame him for no, doing so. But if he is able.
and holds back from the want of the will to push
on great enterprise, he cannot complain, if here
after, the people should hold back when he wants
sheIr votes TO push him on-"Time about" is fair
play. When offices of honor or emoumeDt are 10
be conferred, let them be given to the liberal and
Pubc.sPrlted and not to the nggardly and the self
Ism Isn't that sound doctrine.
OBSERVER
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-10-10
NJ A r RIED.

=, On Tuesday morning last, by the Rev. b. Nj Smith
Ter Of VIM Ruff. Esq, all Of this place.
Efg An abundance Of nice cake fonnd its way
to our office in company with the above notice, fol
which the parties have our thanks, together with
our best wishes for their future welfare and happi
ness.
oh me ooth OF August by the Rev George A. Shucy
Mr. WILLIAM CUPP to Miss SUSANNA BfsuoP dan oh
Ter OF MT. George Bishop, all Of this county
On the 3Oth ult., by the Rev. John l., RIakemore
Mr.. THOMAS Z. CURRY, 10 Miss MARTHA ApAuSE
kANKN, daughter of David Rankin all of this county
On inc 9TH ut, at Forer's Iron Works by the Rev
Danici feet, Mr. john CRAwN, TO Miss BARBARA Ann
PRoPEs, all of Augusta county
oh inc same day, by the same, at Boards Fordinr.
Mr. JONI JoHNsoN, to Miss SALLIE BLAKELsy ali OF
Augusta county. " -
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-10-10
"A List OF Letters

IL EMAlNlNG in the Post Office at S,aunton,
= October LIST, lS19, which if not taken out be-
,ore the LIST Of January, 1850, will be sent to the
Dead Letter Office.
A-Jacob Argenbrig John Aldridpe. John II.
Allen, James ii. Arbuckle.
;, B-Wnn n Belew, Ann Blackwell, James T..
5urruss, Elizabeth Brese. b. w. Byrne. II. NJ
Dlodgett, August X. Blaulh, John r. Berry, James
Bradley, Ruth Brown, Henry II. Brand
O.. II: Callison. 5. ID. Crawford, Mary H.
Christian Mary n. Coursey.
D-Dudley w. Dox, Aph. S. Dickerson, Da-
vid Davenport, James billiard, Jacob Dull.
p & F-Deca,ur Elsey, Tarl,on Fleming.
G-iiugh Cant, VIM. w. Green, Philip Grever
H-Margaret Heron, Thomas Hill, Martha
House, John n. Hunter, A. d. Haden, FL r.. Hen
derson, Maria Haniss, Peter Harris, VIM Hans
burger, Charles B. Hayden, John H. Hood, Thorn
as +. Harvie, James Nj. Hanson, James H. Hause-
wright, James Il. Ilaniss, Ii. H. Henderson, e.
rasinus Houfr
George N. johnson, Cinthy Ann Johnson.
Richard jackson, Sarean jackson
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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-10-10
FOR THE SPECTATOR.
Damp Churches and scrsool-I,ouses
OBSERVER.

liza wagner by careless driving turns over his
load and Injuries it, he is bound 10 paw the dam
age. If stage-drver goes to sleep and upsets the
passengers and breaks their legs or arms or heads,
he is responsible in an action at law or in GROSS ca
ses, If death ensues, he may be prosecuted for man
slaughter. IL by carelessness on the part oftbe en-
gineer steam boat blows up or a railroad car runs
of The track and does mischief he can be pursued
ciyilly or criminally.
This being true, ask why should not the same
law be applied 10 school teachers and church au
ihorIiies, who endanger the lives Of ourselves and
wives and children, by making them sit in school
houses and churches as damp as vaults and almost
as cold as the grave 1t is more objectionable care
lessness than is Procised by top-heavy WAGNER,
a sleepy stage-driver, a reckless engineer. and
the consequences are often more mischievous How
many consumPtlons, and pleuficies and rheumatisms
and groups and other diseases consequent on bad
colds may be traced to damp churches and chill and
cherries school-houses. with broken windows and
fierce currents Of air. ], for one. say that such neg