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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-15

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LA,p REFoFv MFErNG-A mass meeting oi
se Lend Rrorrrers takes place this evening. Lerrs
Long Room corner eff Seventh s' and Twenty second g.
~ That universal ia'orlte Che tfc'c''f C"f.
A. rscs great degree Of attention amonS DE so people
w y LII, q, .,lerlg sumner owen no board hy
"a i3s,i nd, ,be SIN inst 10 which he ,.fe 4 The CTS,
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-15
BUSINESS NOTICES.

NJ, s. DlvEsPoRT.-lmpu.siys the Crcoles are hey
dom 50 completely carried away they to have
beeu tbs young adys exquisite acting Night aer ghi
the Am tican Tbester al New Orleans was crowded from
oou.ghul e. dome by her enthusiastic admirers and tie
Pe1sans, Detl 4etn, Croeeai In fact the hole pross
Of the city were eloquent Ia hsr praise She visits New
York tins Spring, ard will appear the Broadway on The
18th March The lassee Is fortunate IN having secured
universal fsypuie. Full houses and trimming treasury
VII be The resnlt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-15
Ansiaaarinn ni.caycrin..

Antiqaaries sometimes overhaul and bring cut
very curious relics Of times gone by. Here IS one
which the BSrl,Ngsos Free Pass has discovered
aud put ct the head Of is Editorial columns wild
tho title of /" The Wing Anti-Slavery Platform %
"My opposition 10 the Increase o, Slavery n this COUNTRY
OF 10 lAe Increase o. slave representation IN Congress-
general and universal IL has no refercrcc 70 tie Of
lssade o. points OF the compass shall oppose all suc
sxteason and all such Increase. IN All paccs ~ al umes
nr5sr ~ eircu rsisnces even axAass sl Inducements
seaipss al combination, sgasn.t ali compromise
lDsniei WEBSTER lSsS
Alas how thugs have changed since the days
when this was first written
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-15

ANGsicAS MUsEUA -LAsr DAY BUT oSg % rHG Barr.
nASs-Wifh to-nOfroW'. the thousand dol.r weekly
gagement Of these Of Lilpui IL has been
brilliantly successful and Tho Lecture Room has been
folaby crowded daily BY yisiers who anxious 70
ard hear he wonderful sisters. This afternoon ana
evening hey play The Fouf Mowbrays and the MAJ
uneus Ia magnificent new Psntomims Halss the Goass
Of modern Tines and MAJOR Nole the human miniu,
both Al the Museum
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-15

~ Prof BRITrtS gives ano;hsr lecture OF his
soarss On Psyehoocy ,oaigh; al Clinton Hal win he
usa. experiments These eesnres eonnnue to A~anen
y-., areres; Ana ~. serve suggest many new IDEAS
whatever nay be thought Of TIE theories wes he Pross'
.,r - earnestly siTocNes-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-15
Like Nayigation.


DsTroIT Tbursdsv. March a.
TIE weather has become mider The steam
aoss sre now r.nrng regularly between ms cy al re
Itls expected hat Lake navigation VII = fHy resll-l
IN few days should he ~esiisT conl.nle i4''i-D--
We nave no chalge y rspor; N n-oolc-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-15
A N. MERWIN. Auetiop.rr

LAESL SAFE oF 'ALcAsLE Law booxs,-BASSs, PLarr
Co. - Bfos1~sy viii sell this Evening. an extensive
sad important collection Of Law Books, embracing com
pete ses Of ne Reports q Johnson Johrscns Chsneery
Peser Peters Condensed, yesey Paige Mccall cranck
lat Also, Engish Common Law Repors 81 vcla Mae
s.eh1setts keporis, u yols; Weno-s Repcr,s vol.
FinsFs Aordgnent 2 vols, Howelgs STATE Trials Il
vo.s &c
llta.lgIea ~ rll.nr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-15

PORTLAND march is-Arr bark Safah iise, Csrde.
.ih u.- schs Telegraph. and Joseph tafwe NJ ofh
Mary, 90 fur Boston. with less of sails boat, &c.
BOSTON. March Am ship CanadA Araarh'cr4ai .nih
uit bark Lyssnder. Cicuiuccos, 81 Mt
Bark frendA AOr'esus 18th uit SPOKE, ipth inst ia ..
81, on IS brig Importer. Boston for >En Francisco
BGIks Appleton. Baltimore, Delaware, fhi sde|rha
Brig Princess. fou al Prince 18Th ut SPOKE en- Doe b
isi 81 a. lon 20 - bark Aluis. Boston iof Havana
Rugs Charles, Havana, ~ uE Aue. Mzianzas -' u.'.
kcicus. do let met Ccesina, DAri-, - 1- thoctav
Charlesdl Lady oi ihe Lake Nsadaia and { Matief.
Baltimore, Empire Philadelphia. Slssr. AleNardus Ne
chsuic and SYLVIA Ph a0r'pris. Nm Henry, Nfors p
shsw. Maiei. an l.-, Ria ffancts, Nor0t. Courier
kchaufd. Htau ps. .1n. snd sharon, Baltimore Ai'td
Arfrtt Newcastle Deb Despatch knncywine sl.linia
BarnsuStc. MARY Miller and Reeves ~ .rhis.
isis sHd Ooo.ry Co, NAofk Nafcls-a- Did sprins
Cd barks Eiul an steplia MARY, do, hrg Ocean. ha
luorc. schr An Z Nlppir. Flcdcricsalr-
NENBl RifNkt, March l5rArf sca FULTON. orof-f
Town
NEw.BEDEORD. March l5-Au och rurce.s. Phi.a
ee4rtaa
PROVIDENCE March i3-Au sip Lsuisa im Aga
schicna. t.gs Grand Turk Maianzss, .nt uL CoutoFn
do .1tn. ssns NoVeWhrr and James Henri, NorIuk
NEN-OkLk4NS, MNrlh t-AIf, stlps bunuiuu"-s o.
Boston. Union. MO
SAVANNAH March TO- Ar. hark Susan W Linz. 40
BIG Nsfu4susga =. bosfon
hkl-Ns EsT March AR sehr Rogers. Nfo,s
BALTIMORE. Mach Az. hng Napoleon, NAHfk
HAVANA, Nsrrt p-Arr, sctr orusiesc. sNcTh IN
a. CecIie. brig Return. ard schr Ii Marshal. do
MATANLAS, Feb .7-Arr, brig Ariei. Boston March 3
ship L Clu,vclL N1ofA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-15

0oLD PISS AsD WarcHKs--we know ths Ebche lou
E'efPonted God Pens have superior 4nd We oogb, u
hey have their equal TIE great s1ceess with which the
keheheu' has LEI Nh enables he proprietor pre-
dsce srele aai be In every particular Ia
connection win Gold Pens Y SAVAGE p Fulionst has
= be.urifuI collection Of Wstehes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-15
BROOKLYN ITEMS

~ DR. WiErISG closes the present regular
eons A. he sno,Syn Institute tins even.sg-an announce
meat which will eaase regre; he numerous admirers " %
AVE nste- 10 hs ec1es Il Is hoped hsi s,I Anoibef
eo1se nav se gveo IS he puee curiosity BY no means
ssrA,es VIII hs very ascaye posaoss O. he avs Of
cur Physcsl asiure.
DEAR IrKws-I have the holsog 70 lntOrm YOU
ha, - iss NEs "a, 1s a "a Lseisrs sao~ 10 ioNu
ne, ls or he srs unc as a. HOPE Chapel as'
evening tie ooka- 1gi.r ve eui ieA hal h-s Fuoc
a'ors nav induce the oronclius f-H tna.
Ia order 20 prevent ssea = eAamiy he VII hghgen hs a
5ors IS macs possible. FAX
THE EYEs-The questoa > often asked. How
does Prot Bso1son preserve ne sight restore
when impaired. and care ..sh. r We atormet
hA he explains and d,s9usrais- seryhag % each per-
.ou and crsbcs q. o ernsese ~;hcC; * pain
nIurv Those ho desire arther n onuasou Oh ,sin
srau,ousy by casr Warren . he as DAYS oC each
week
From MENlco We have rocciycd hcs Of the
irritsr Rsrptolro sad Traf = IHhs II MeNoo o. ihs
rh ak The principal has ar eshy BEEN sucp al
10 he New. Orleans papers We ear, ha; IA Ch'ers has
Appeared reuaio he SAFE of - Luis and he Cigy
n LAmors though IA, With less verify than In 1855
The project ofs s,ro.d from Nera Cru 10 AeaPuco meets
With much favor ard he conditions asked Is said
such A. would probably granted ~ the Governments
Herr has gwen he issg concert Durango which
srrey attended Franz Cceueu hsi heen playing to enhu.
.asc houses 10 Tolucs and on his wsy @ Veii
Cruz sni Europe
FEoV HkNANA-We have ro-elS Ell hles OF zoe
pl,,G IL "a Hlbari 90 ae an insi There 90
importance The Huguencts" hiss been produced
raccn Theatre with great The subject OF Fhrs
uo'ogy discussed m Re rird and appeafs 20 he eN-
ciuns considerable interest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-15
~ TfIsGRspa TO THE NETWORK TRIBUNE
,e,,on Of Carrie for sIanslaHsbtsr.

WssHiSsToS T1lrsosy. March y
The TIA Of Care IN the criminal oo1rt ci tbs
civ ar Erg marine board ne stssinel A.e zNny
concluded oosy Ard he Jury b,o7gsi 10 vefilci %
e-rtlrv n MAJ An vffe~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-15

~ JEsSY LTSOs, and osssr Ladies' Morning Gowns
Breakfast Dresses Gestemen's Dressing oowns ke &c
for sale ard made % order By MRS BEAAS
nI5N a. her Furnishing Store Aston Houss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-15

- BkADTs Nsron2l Collection Of Dagusrreoypes rs
sad ~ Broadway, eorner Of Fsltons Strangers and Ct.
zszs respectfully lsviisc to cal and sxsnns he spee
nsls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-15

" Mr. KkLtooc, the Buckeye Temperance
Lecturer viii address The eiuzsts of Bridgeport Conn ca
Saturday and Sunday next IN tbs evening wssdvss our
readers IN Bridgeport 20, TO Ail TO hear him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-15

The markets Tor he DAYS foI SysARs have been
cam end prices range A. 10 lower ihar asi quos-
uons for al kinds except whie AolAssFs may he hat
well TIE coast CcFftt = very scarce,
ard the msSet Il more quiet Last transactions were e.
&ina |. D i.r fnllt..l 70 iaLr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-15

FLOUR 70 day is ti-mer than at last quotations
Howard is selling al e. rs - ~ CoGN orough 81
5oc, rel WHEAT, - oi 80 hide New OIleAns srGAK
was soid 81 81 So % 81 ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-15
IS' The annexed extract pays high eomPI
ment 10 one Of our New-York curing houses

neut 10 one Of oul New-York curing houses
Froa W ln-r 81. ;a's {r,a ae.
FKLE TEADE BAcoS-We insPeoied ca FRIDAY a., A.
.he o. Msssrs. Stewart Cockogru provision urr
Giants y Harm ionsL some Of lie haess American corn
fed Bacon hs fe4 under noce and . stsied
Tie trade he DE taesi specimen Of Bacon imported
his I've sides weighed uPwar- q - we. p
cach TIE Rseoa swhai . called IN he Isds .0ag aii
dos without he hams srd eatrey free from tooe very
6rey Cut snd 10 qualify ,cssl Any Eng1sh Ii~ss
ramon 81 al who saw h.
Ns.-Tbe above was cared by A Il. Ti-.on CO. 80
" sshinE soa-st New-lcrk.
TIE SENTIMENT oY IHE PEoFLE or MlCEISAN.-
BY reeTe1Se 70 lie oarsAs q Tic Michigan Legislature
perceive lsi i-rgmershie peluoas or insIuc.2g ~
de.esanoa z Coogncss Agats. slavery EXteuson for te
Asol@ol o.. slavery Ae-0src, OF Co.1mtia, &c. FAVE
teen presented UPNsr. c. o names t1e 81; N FROM
soae counties Tas hiesis O. Ger Ca. are IL args
u,a'ary toA Houses, sld --is ae Rose q t- P-oPe
wi.hoa. zueb tlsca.g- A. sooa ilsse Ps-1oas sss
presented uore = beard 81 i.ezL Ta- C0a-.nee Of
Fescrs ReAaoas tie MicA,gSn Legs sa,s eals a.
Pro-Ssvsy lie same Cou-ns, n ne T. ) Svlss. IN
Gov barr ice CAss eaders asgs slPPis TOD, a "a,
course on ne slavery glesc0u socWs
TIE fsriza Esa.i,1r ssys lie kne~ q .5veln-ll w0gc
he remove be ils-T-clurs 70 Gen Cas-. A1c
obliged ~ D. silent So eci sbc-i wh-ch he
"a fhkn cfEsA Barks Ncl WORD eas ~
presslve Of the u tte pe0qe .erul sTeTFull
sorc % iuruais 10 DE- so1 al - Constituents aFe p
Cas- crazy vrsr - IS Nicholson '-er = IA
ser esccl fear ~ eNrrrss plrose u ettlnE
HIN carry he Nlctosul Letter lie r~rrcs~rl,
Tie Locot oce Pafty 10 Aietlgan
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-15

THK VoLUErKkKs.-The gres, Bal soT The bene,
e. Of he Ne~York Volunteers = 10 Re giTsz ,Ouigk a
Tsnrlsay Hal There all D. very lArEr As.-ndsses.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-15
CITY ITEMS.

- THL Bo.Ep oF AIDEsNEN hal special
ue-,lr As evening t-. acted lP0n lo 'l7e'- %
interest," sxcepalSs lev corluasealo1' non . 'i'a-'
Of D-srrsr.. t. NOT 1rors-t Of tlese Wa Pee Cls
l-s0eco-'s soi bears serious re a-cr 81 ne -''o ~
ne Heath of1eCy TIE Board a-so CONSIDERED Pia-
Or Tie Extension or ne fis of Reeofd' h1i '-er''
.-,.t .rv ,--e- T.e ssx, nee-1- IS 20 oe BED OF
~ a. r.arr~r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-15

p McC&frey, who was recently arrested in
Ckaads charge u hayizg naraslsd a. assd couple
EsssRsek c. 3 Cow n ri. q Nsw-asvsa-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-15

CorToN IS active. and IN general dcmsnf. I'll
sales YESTERDAY amounted o 1900 bales, closing 40 firm
prices Miid ing sod Al De-; loi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-15
NJ A Z 4 IL ID.


IN tls Cp. March H. BY jlstce Green. ~ TIE rst d.
Court. ROBERT IANGkTGUffEWDGHt % MARY WOODS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-15

MUsIcsL-The FOurth and asst Concert OF the
American Mssaea Fund Society win cone OF n the Assor
Pace Open House, &C honday evening nexL We earn
ma Frances AnLs Ksble las kindly volunteered Der
wees fsr he oeeasOo fas VII Be grand enisrainmsas
sa1 hose who wOQ1 nos - aisapponssd shouA ssesss
ssR ssss ssrly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-15

CoURr CALENDAR-This Day.-CtrcHH Cohyt
Nos 3g3 10 i.J $50 ST.. 393 Common Pteas-NOs ~,
3 % &c. J67 s68 J7l 57j, 574 so 81, 80, SO, 81
SUPERIOR COURT.-Transierred NO change
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-15


Lara Issuance. 80 BRITISH COMMERCIAL b"'
INSURANCE COMPANY. London and Ss~'foi- -
Lshed IL 1870, and Incorporated b. al q r"A@I-
CspitSl. 100000 or s39o0oo.-HsyIng lugs fsa.I'.
and Invested surplus, n addition 10 their eaPiAl HA
presents 10 Insurers he most gndocbtsd seeufi'3 -
Insurances effected on he nosl fsyoraols sfH'
fornia and special ns1s u al descriptions .sSsn q y
rates he character hereof viii allow. -.
Prospecnsss AID al inSornar1oa spperAniss
Insurance can BE- obtained 90 application 10
JOHN ROBINSON
General Agent for tic United SAL
atSawlm d WaJst ksw-fofL
e. w. H. Disskos's Riding school, - Foart1-s'1 -
aesf Asior and LAfsyeueplsces open dag and eTsAss
l.cses and gentlemen The Reception and Dressing -
and Riding Department are well warned, and ssefy
ton dsvoisd the eomfor and granfesnon Of s'ads'"
Hours foT Ladies from An to3P
Hours sx oeu;s from % and osfh
90 lnhWkF-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-15

SUPERIOR CoURr.- Transferred Tenn.
n Franklin e. aL vs. Nm H. Peadleton, &C. al Relative
fs lie steamboat used some time since as Floating
Thesfer The case comes Up on appeal Argument va.
beard l1 be continued this forenoon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-15

MEMS. YOUTHS AND cHILDRESs CLoTHISe
~ s1,so worth Of clothing msds 10 he best ns''s
adapted 10 ether City County Trade Al prices ns
defy al competition. BoC0HTos KsAPf'
mil ~ cod 81 aakss Lac
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-15

scALPEL--Whsi are he causes Of early decay % A~sh
can women by ED~AsD n. DicKsos, n D Ths S'<e
10 The February number Of tho scalpei hes Win o''
acceptance in any article similar beet NJ c'9S
ny. Third saitou Of he scalpel - cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-15

~ We are desired nolcs that Mfs. FtASeEs AS
kgsRLE oas charged her place u reAtng M hs eD ''-
lbe Society Library Lecture Room ~ he soJsessn' -
uts, where shs viii hsncsfor-ssd eornnae ssf ~
course mN|
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-08-10
VOL. 5.
First Of August Celebration at uarrlsyills.

Pursuant to a call issued by the colored
people, large concourse of the citizens of
the surrounding country, without distinction
Of color, assembled at Harrisvile, Harrison
Co., Ohio, on the First OF August, 1850, to
celebrate the Anniversary of British West
India Emancipation. The Convention as
semblcd in grove at the Methodist Protes-
tant Church. A larger assemblage was never
before seen in the Village, numbering it is
supposed near two thousand people.
J. p. Undcrbill, (colored) of Mount Pleas
ant, was called upon to preside. MIR. Under
wood stated the object of the Convention,
and delivered an able and appropriate ad-
dress, referring to West India Emancipation,
and the moral and social condition of the CO.
lored man in the United States.
The afternoon session was introduced by
a speech of considerable length from J. w.
Newport, who adverted briefly to the present
condition of the British West Indies, and also
showed that Slavery contributed greatly TO
the downfall of the Grecian and Roman Re-
publics, and by analogy that itthreatened the
same results in our own country.
Jesse Ilargrave and II. NJ. Duling, tcolor
ed men) next took the stand, who spoke OF
the social and intellectual capabilities of tho
colored man, and the necessity of selEexer-
ton in order TO ameliorate the condition of
the race. The closing address was made by
Judge Lee of Cadiz. Mr.. Lee administered
a scatbng rebuke to the abettors of Slavery.
lie spoke of Webster Clay, and other Slave
ry propagandists in no measured terms. IIo
acknowledged higher law than human law,
and felt bound TO obey it rather than legisla-
tive enactmems. lie believed it to be in
obedience TO Divine command to speed tho
fugitive on his way,
Marked attention was paid TO oil the speak
ers, and the vast audience conducted with
great propriety. We think the Convention
calculated TO do much good. Many heard
Anti-Slavery there for the first time. Tho
seed there sown can hardly fail TO bring
forth an abundant Anti-Slavery harvest
The Convention adjourned with three hearty
cheers for Liberty.
The Cadiz Independent Brass Band was
in attendance, and performed creditably.
SPECTATOR.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-08-10
JOHN BROWN, Jr.

DEATH OF REV. DAVID MERRILL.-We
notice with painful feelings the death, at Peach
am, Vermont, of Rev. DAVID MERRILL, aged
80 years. We have known him from our ear
lest childhood, and can testify that he was
man of noble qualities both of head and heart.
His death has shrouded in grief many beside
his own immediate family and relatives lie
was formerly settled in Urbana, Ohio, but for
several years past has been the Pastor of the
Congregational Church in his native town.
lie did not, as Reformer, come up to our
standard but we believe him to have been
conscientiously devoted to the welfare of the
human race. He was the author of the cele-
brated OK Discourse (on Temperancel and
we have heard him give Slavery some very hard
blows. In spite of all our objections to tho
ministry, as at present organized, VIC are con-
strained to admit that his influence was highly
salutary. We wish there were many more
like him. He is gone to the spirit land, and
widely as we have differed from him in religious
opinion, we must drop tear to his memory.
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desired information by making MIR. w. w.
Watson visit. II was gratifying to see
this industrious and enterprising sable son of
the South enjoying so much respect and es-
tcem among his fellow-citizens.
Before closing this already, perhaps, too
minute account of the pursuits of colored cit
izens of Cincinnati, may mention that one
OF the finest Daguerrean Galleries in this
country is owned in Cincinnati, by Mr.. Hall,
n colorcd artist, and that he has taken da-
guerrotypes of many of the most respecta-
bic gentlemen and ladies' in Cincinnati. lie
is certainly one of the most successful of da-
guerrcan artists.
! could say much moro of many others
with whom had the pleasure of becoming
acquainted while in Cincinnati, but the time
fails me and my sheet is full. shall proba-
bly, recur 10 my visit to Cincinnati, and give
some illustrations of mental progress among
our people in the Queen City.
FREDERICK DOUGLASS.
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Mrs. Jones at Raycnna.

]. Elizabeth Jones gave last week course Of
lectures upon Anatomy and Physiology in Ra-
VIENNA. A definite sum was subscribed by a
number of friends on condition that the lectures
should be open to all who chose to come and
accordingly the Univorsalist meeting house was
well filled at each lecture. Friends at Raven
ma assure us that the lectures were deeply in
toresting and commanded the earnest attention
Of those who heard them. The Ravonna Star
has the following notice of her Introductory:
1t was an intelligent, scientific and elegant
effort, highly interesting to the large audience,
and could not fail to impress upon all the inn
portance of the study of Physical science. So
great was the interest elected, that measures
were taken on the spot not merely to secure the
requisite numbers for class, but to make the
lectures free to all ladies wishing to attond.--
This is as it should be-and if the subsequent
lectures sustain tho promise Of the Introductory,
Cand of this there can be no doubt,) tho course
cannot fail to be highly valuable TO every intel
ligent and attentive female who may attend.
Mrs. Jones is provided with Manikin and
numerous engravings by which to illustrate and
render intelligent her topics of discourse.
She has the reputation of being an accom-
plished lecturer in this department of science,
and il il hoped that the ladies of Ravenna gen.
orally will be able to avail themselves Of so ia-
vorablc an opportunity, 10 increase their know
ledge in regard to those things calculated to Sc
cure their own health and happiness, as well as
to enable them to confer blessings and bcneats
on those thoy love.
Mrs. Jones Is now, We suppose, lecturing in
Varrnn
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VINO UPsET THE 'OMNIBUs '?-This IN
teresting question engrosses the attention of
the magnates at Washington, but it is as
difficult of settlement as the somewhat an
Gent interrogatory, Who killed Cock Rob-
imp Mr.. Clay accuses Mr.. Pearce of Mary
land of crowding the crazy vehicle off tho
precipice by placing a large rock before the
wheels, but he pleads not guilty and accuses
the Texan Senators of upsetting it by the
ugly baggage which they insisted, at tho
latest moment, upon throwing on the top
OF course, as in all similar cases, no blame
attaches TO the driver, though some very un-
reasonable people have limited that no sensi-
bic Jehu would have attempted to travel on
such villanous road