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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-08-17

Calvin Fairbank (the man who was impris-
oned in tho Kentucky Psnitentiary for aiding
the escape of Lewis Hayden from Slavery says
in the Liberator that while he was lecturing
recently ut Spencer, Mass, company of row.
dies, mostly Sons of Temperance. disturbed
the meeting by rude noises and threw at him
about four quarts of beansl
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-08-17

The editor of the Freeman's Journal, (Bish-
op Hushes's papcr,) says, that of every one
hundred Roman Catholic children educated in
the public schools of the United States, nine
ty-eight may be set down as clear and GER
tain gain to the devil What a religion must
that be which cannot live under the influence
of Free Schools
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-08-17

Mr.. Underwood of Kentucky in recent
speech in the Senate, had The good sense to de-
clare, that the agitation of the subject of Slo-
very as moral question would never be end
cd until tho tongues of men were silenccd or
their minds paralized The politicians of tho
country may as well receive this as fixed
fact, and cease to urge plans of compromise
with view to stop agitation.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-08-17

John Van Burcn in letter to Binghamp-
ton, N. Y, says -" At a moment when north
ern men are guilty of the most startling trcach-
cry to the caHse of freedom, tho stcadfastncss
of Governor Seward deserves high praise"
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-08-17

The Lowell American mentions the fact that
Rev. DIR. Sprague of Albany, in an address at
Dartmouth College, pronounced eulogy on
Daniel Webster, and adds "It is just such
men as Daniel Webster whom the Rev. DR..
condemns toperdition, in gross, every Sabbath
day." True.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-08-17

The Fountain "a Temperance papcr) says
that for twenty years previous to his death,
Gen. Taylor was a strict tetotaller. He caused
Temperance Societies to be formed and Tenn
perance papers to DO distributed among the
Soldiers. We are glad to hear it.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-08-17

Tho New York Day Book asserts that sla-
very makes peaceablc, industrious, and gen
orally contcnted citizen of the ncgro-whilc
freedom simply makes him a loafer and
thief The father of lies could not invent
bigger Wrapper than that, nor more stupid
one.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-08-17

i. p, Whipplc. in his oration before tho
Literary Society of tho Wesleyan University,
described tho Yankee as tho wonderful. keen,
calculating, restless and protcan-inindcd man,
who, fall where ho may, falls cat-likc on his
feet, and looks about him with an air that socms
to say Gentlemen, behold the smartest man
in all creation, who, among other things, can
beat you at tho art of being yourselves" He
is neither Irish nor English, nor French nor
German, but bit of them all, and ready to ab-
sorb thom all.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-08-17

Hon. s. A. Eliot, formerly Mayor of Bos-
ton, and tho author of the famous congratula-
tory letter to Webster from his rctainors,' has
been nominated by the Wings as candidate
for Congress, to fill the vacancy caused by the
transfer of the dodscr Winthrop to the Cabinet.
The New York herald., 1850-10-08
Telegrnphlc Summary.

Oar readers will find, under our ielegraphie
head, variety Of dispatches from almost every
pari Of the country, and embracing every descrip-
sen Of intelligence, political and miscellaneous.
II seems that meeting Of prominent wings
sfAIbany was held in that city last evening, which
wa attended by John c. Spencer, Samuel Stevens
and ethsrs, and tina, resolutions were passed en-
sersing the call for whig national convention at
Osss. This is all very good, the convention
having teen decided upon; but i, would have been
well TO have passed resolution TO the effect that
she aomi3ees Of the late abolition whig convention
in syncuse should be repudated, unless they
Sizanetly disayow the resolutions passed by that
ksdy.
Another melancholy steamboat eYplos,or oc-
ssrred on the Ohio Saturday last, an account OF
which will be found under our telegrsphic head.
We regret to learn that ten persons were i'm
rs~diately killed, and large number seriously
injured II is 10 be hoped that there will be full
investigation OF the of the disaster, and that
Hh was produced by negligence, the guilty PARTY,
or parties, will be punished. We ought to have
reme examples made, such that in the case of
the Orion, in England, sn account OF which we
gave few days since.
Il appears that fugitive slaves are pouring into
Ssnads in great numbers, notwithstanding the do
sr-sie resolutions passed at the negro meetings
rATspshout this and the New England States
The New York herald., 1850-10-08
eKE WEEK LATER FROM Europe.
iriHal sf tho Steamships Atlantic and Europa,
or Hermann, of Halifax.

The Collins steamer Atlantic, Captain James
West, passed Sambro Head, near Halifax, at nine
s'slSek en- Sunday noming-the wind blowing a
q strong gale from the southwark She left LIZ
ssTpool on Wednesday noon, the 25th ult.
The Cunsrd steamer Europa, Captain E. G. Lott,
II IL said passed ten piles south OF Sambro light,
ai nine o'clock yesterday morning. She lef. Liver
pool on Saturday noon, the 18th inst. This is the
repert but it is supposed that the steamer seen was
ths Hermann, Captain Z. Crabtree, which left
Southampton on the 20.h ult., for New York. We
shall know tomorrow.
Since the above was;written, we have received
ibe following telegTaphie despatch from Halifax,
which shows pretty conelusYely that the steamer
seen yesterday morning was the Hermann
TELEGRAPHIC.
HALIFIx, Monday Night, !
o1s O'Clock, october Z, 1850
There was q large American steamer of sambro al
Asn o'slssh this merDipg. She Cred three guns. The
Atlantic passed yesterday, sure.
The Atlantic will be due here at noon 10. day,
and the Hermann tomorrow afternoon.
The Europa will be due on Friday.
The New York herald., 1850-10-08

We are in revolutionary times. Blood has al
ready been shed in the streets Of Philadelphia,
growing ost OF the conflict between the African
and Anglo-Saxon races on this continent; and Cod
only knows when the streets OF all other cities,
nom the Potomac to the borders OF Canada, will
be ermsoned from the same casse. Il is about
twenty years since the agitation sad conflict be-
tween those races commenced ia the city Of Bos-
ton, and il has reached poia, that affects our
sAurches, our parties, our politicians, our states
nen and the great and vital interests OF the repub
Nc. The whole coun,ry-North and South, Last
and we,t-is now about 70 enter upen a re-Rgita-
non Of this subject-sn agitation OF mes, fearful
revolutionary and blood thirsty character, in Fete-
renee to the African race Of the South. and The
AAslo -SaXons Of the whole Union Previous 10
the meeting Of the last Congress, the agitation Of
ihis sentiment feltto such an extent as to har-
ras political circles At Wsskington, and through
ssi the country, a, the events which subsequently
iranspired in the, city fully justify In the lament.
able condition Of things which ensued. aEd the
danger in which u. Union was placed, the great
patriots and siates-n Of both psfiies-frie Eds o.
Ne Union and Of the sonstitutisp-united ikef eE-
forts in favor Of eoacilis,on. and went 10 week
With the energy vkish characterized the reyels-
iioaary period Of our history. aEd accomplished
snswn as the Compromise measgIes But these
very bills contain in them the germ q q new agita.
aon, Of more hornble ssPee, ssi Of a more
Aloody character than any that has taken place Ia
'his country within the Las; half een,yry.
When the original aboliuonsis commenced the
agitation ol ths slavery question. twenty pears ago.
at The NORTH, churches OF every dissemination
were connected. and joined in the bonds of brother
hcod-poEacal parties were argsnizei on general
principles, and on bread PLATFORM throughop ~ the
Usited Siniet-ihs democrats were united on Ger. !
ain general pnneipsse, and 80 were the vhigs In
fhe courss OF tims, however, and through the n. |
strumeHfali,y Of the abolitionists, that agitation
operated 70 such an extent a. TO break us IN. 4
snion which previously existed between Northern /
and Southern churches, Of every denomination
sKeepi the Catholics. IL has also broken up poA,i.
cal parties, and severed the social aud friendly !
hes which existed between the Norihern and the !
Southern States The same easse ia. we fear,
about 70 destroy the commercial relations which
sxis, between those eeuons Of tie republic; and
ne hnsl contamination will, we fear, he ihs /
srurtion OF the Constitution and the nion, /
wmeh have made this country what II is and our
people feared and respected throughout the whole
svuned world. The comNomise measures re.
sestly passed by both houses Of Congress, have
kesnstired upon BY the Garisons Scwards, Weeds,
~rsesys, and other abolition fanatics Of the North,
sss they are mahing them the subject OF fresh
agitation and sleitemeni in New Enqland and in
W. Yort, sss particularly on he Fugitive slsv,
The New York herald., 1850-10-08

ZorHAR Mus AND ruE FnsaES-Mr Zophar
Mills the President Of the Fire Department, seems
disinclned to the fremen OF New York nominating
Ar. Carson for Mayor, because he is under the
impression that sueh proceeding would conver.
the department into political machine. Such a
result would not necessarily occur. Does he no,
reeolleei thatihe Fire Department made Mr.. Guliek
Register of New York. and that the department
was none the more political machine for 20 do
ing On that occasion they vndicatsd their rights
And why should they not do so now' BY the way,
We have heard that Mr.. Mills himsel has an eye
10 beirg nominated by the whigs, for the same
Office. Has that anything 10 do with his wish TO
prevent the Fire Depsrtmen, from being made q
political snachine
The New York herald., 1850-10-08
NONE MARK 4 T..

rh.r. is nothing new in the stock market today.
spseulators were active and prices we'll sustained
There Is every appearance Of busy week. and It 10 the
impression that higher points viii be touched than
have yet been realised The most active fancy the
list to-day vas Canton Company, which advanced =
per cent Harlem vent mp a; Erie Railroad, y; Nor.
vich and Worcester, Y; Morris Canal, -; Reading
Railroad. -; Farmers Loan "a; United States ss ~
larger portion than usual the transactions to-day
we're for sssb; and there was healthier complexion
.hou. IN. market to-d.y th,n ve have noticed fer
som. lime ras The large receipts Of gold from Cali
cruis the ayersbs sdvcss from the miniss districts
and tn. pro.p.et OF remtsnees OF gold greater than
any vet realized, hs,. had . good effect upon the
minds of olasrs Of stock generally and given them
greater taith in further rise In prices Money IL
daily becoming more abundsut; ie.ns are more easily
n,xotiatea t lower rates OF interest," prime business
p.p.r /, daily becoming soaresr and 10 more sought
,t,r In ths street. and the probability 10 that for the
n,,t si.ty or ninety aaya the upward movement In
,,oes, generally will eoptnu. and prices considerably
.bo,s tho,. now ourr.n. doubtless be realized The
current A, setting In strong and Il would be folly TO
.atsmpt s,smpipx H. IL may be dangerous to be.
s,r,. asenv In VOWED in any of the speeuatons Of the
dsy Yhs vi.sst policy may be iaaetion; but that q
,p,eustiys movement OF considerable importance is
vat I'm IN, rrospsotiye Is beyond doubt; and thoso
Who hsy, nerve enough, msy makes large amount Of
uen.v ont O, most any Of th. leading faneies
R,il.o.d bond, ooutinus to attract tn. stsaton Of
.,t,l,s and ar. RAPIDLY a. cr.a.ins in public favor
within the past tvs o. thrss months these securities
h.,. been appreciated largely, and or. nos more
,ou.bt .sr for .nt than suy other
security on IN. list They are not 90 plenty ., they
hs,. been. and III. prediction made several
months sins. that they would be In dsuand at high
py,mrm. viii be realized much sooner than sati.i-
p.s.d
rl.r. vn an active csasnd 10. dAy for Morris Canal,
md the stock vas scarce Sellers vsr- borrowing the
,toet 10 deliver on contrasts maturing and found ~
aim.uit 20 obtain There hav. been so many large
lots taken out Of th. market lately hat the bears
hs,. nbsed their e.ieulsiion, and the probability Ia
that IN. balls -ili get th. sdvsntsg. Of them ksrrs
cs.. s,oet hss 90 long been sonder.d OF the nos
WORTHLESS. f.neies on the ust that parties have
been selling largely vaAe.i apparently the slightest
appreciation Of an advance entertaining, no dosst,
IN. i'm preston that there never existed the most re-
mot. possibility Of any Improvement taking place
in the .ssirs ofths souyany Ifthey have acted uPsr
this ,upps-ition they have made fatal mistake. s.t
vi bsfor. the Apss Of mans days have psy tor th-ir
t.meri,y VI. have shown where tn. In thif
sosesrs had bees made bat th' public generally have
The New York herald., 1850-10-08
ADVERTISEMENTS RBSSWRD EVERY DAY.
SPECIAL NOTICES.


CosronAYIoN EorIcE.-sALs OF PAoPnErr ror
" pnraid rssss-Pube ay.ics u kereby gives tsss sais
Rsrutv fer snpss fsg she ls<t ~n
tske sss pubais ssesi.sst ,he CITY Hal
New York horety the sxteeath ef Dessbsr
sssek 81 sns Be continued frSn day day usL
Whole q ssd properly shsi hs sss hst tstsd
.,sss.ss q s prsesry g be seld 70, unpaid ,sr sus
hshea Is ht Nsv York, -rciai Advsrsssr daily
s'''sAPS pr'a''d 'aj Bsss,,s': -, . n.s rsrs.
csnp,r,llsrs oa<. Ne. r,sh. s7r.. 10. 40
CAuIIoS.-rHB PUBLIC ARB HHREBr cAUrIosRD
~ against receiving As feiev1sf nots sherld AZ
tempt bs made 80 usssssis ts sam. thsy iusssl "a
vso having fssn sStAnst BY fraud ron s n,ksr- vho
VIII rsfus. 70 the sAns. vizTvsyf notes made
~ the Rsndsth Mi.,x c. Parsbs the ort.r d Abran
Cplty ssteo the th hsy o. hsrsh. 1850 Sin. each fer
81 so; Ger 8, ooo isr 500. r,yssls
from dat. sir fcr ~ I've, 600;
Or 500 stls - ssAt moa, frsm date ssvsu sssh
fex t2.5oc, payakis 90 vslvs Months frsn date.
n n. mATSoN, Astsr.y.
MECHANIC AND ivDUsJIIous sEN' roc ARE
Nl invited and sis de u. ~ LAnd s0oisr vhses
sheet rurehss lsrd eitsbs Ter hcncsssts vithl.
verkiaE dst.ree q ths sitv saf divide a shs
nsnte4~ st hr-t cost rss nsIt usstinS will be hcd
rueasy October e.h. ~ eelyet, NJ 81 N I'D street
bsvsen Brosirsy ssi Cfsssy srss' sm- ssd snE
fisads. Nm FARkER, Prtsiaeni.
CsAs Kssv, s.sr.,sry.
The New York herald., 1850-10-08
The Eair AZ Cattle Garden

The great show Of dahlss and roses took place yes
terday, ut IAN The exhibition vas certainly very
beautiful and so bothered the sapient judges that
they abeut three hours Ia deciding uIon the
prize alone Pending their decision slesrsd about
and were attracted down stairs By the working OF
very remarkable and NEST useful invention, which y.
cannot pass over II artificial leg constructed
ef solid willow wood with every anatomical nicety
With the ball and socket joint We sdniring the
msnner Of its operstiop its shtness end exceeding
strength when young gentleman pointed out 10
MS ~ having one In ne. upon his body. His walk
vss perfect and, as We exam n-d him decided.
y Of opinion that Is Of the bert things In IN,
whole fair.
The judsmen, vas finally pronounced upon tn.
flowers. The competitors were,
Chas More, ! Jsmison, wm Beefnss
n. ponsdi, Cen III stryfsr. II A. Gnef.
n Coleman, NJ Raush nr LsuolF
Henry A. csrsili, J. N. Thorsurn Co.
Fos sosgs.
c. More, Nj L.nolr NJ. ponAai
Mr. Ranch.
To fhcrburs, Henry A. Csrsill, And william
beehman, FOR the bett spesinsns Of nsmsa dAAiissa
silver medal
TO John ysmisop, for second best -Bsudoir Botany.
To @. II. etryker. Tor third beFt-Psrsoos Ros> Ns-
nusl
Tom Donald, for best specimen, Of ros,,-s silver
medal.
re G. Nor. for seesnd t.t-Boudor Botany
To Mr. Lenor, for third scst-Dovniny's Lsndse.,.
Gard
TO ur. R.ueh for best American seeding dshli.s-
70 NJ Donadi, for s.esnd best DO a nsriean Flor.
TON Donald, for best Ansrsan seedlipg rosss-silvr
To {. aore, for s.eona best slt,o-Am.ric.n rlor,.
The New York herald., 1850-10-08

'0psuinS % she Fashionable 0rsrs ssssop.
Tonight. the As,nr Place Opera House will be dis
tipguished for the approximation OF Norma" that
nssniacsnt opera which combines all tte beauties of
Bsllinis admirable melodlous ctye DoI btsss thss,
oil be great desiis 20 end hear Madame Dsvri-s
-ho has n European reputstios, and rh< has been
has been hasdsomsly mentioned In the hisory Of ths
lyric drama isS her Effort, u Psris Touietss. Lyons
snd BordesuI At Tanlouss vs tnov shs ga, been
qsiis favorits. and, reeeutsy 81 Nsv Orleans
abs has been .leemsd for her besu,s6pl rs..s sni
style fhis rosslsst will appear ts-nis D. Ns-ms
This character is very distut 10 fsrssds nst only
tine stroEg Voee ini COED acting bat krov.sis>
of musc OF nc ordinary kind twas In tSis ehsrster
that uslisrsn Pasta snd Gtsi dis.i,t,ishei than
selves greatly, and any vocalist VINO can crescent As
great features of the high prestess Of the Dsods In
style spproschnE thess rvss oi the iJsi.
nsy depend upon nskinE irumFe With tks people
Of the ashionsbs uofli There il opera vhish the
Asbiiusi Of the opera have been Beta eduested 10
understand ard appreciate and this ia ,ruiy Lrest
sd's1tsze where ~ant Of knowledge up,'n the part
ofausiors sometimes deprives vocssts Of the praise,
due ts their sxsrtons We willingly sriend %
had'rs psvries the encsursEsmen, to which her re-
pu,stcn sn,itls, her, ani trust that she mar make
the cresipE Of The opera season brilliant on.
The New York herald., 1850-10-08
s.,srsinr Intelligence.

ClSrhruLr Csrsr. L. f.-Thorrss.--rhs seio-
brstsd trotter. Bsy hosion has Just arrived Ia this
nrightofhood and riii contend with Confidence ana
Pelham on THURSDAY ss> > for purse. The fame Of
this horse has long preeede him aud there has been
In race nth Pelham and ConA tspce bs will be
y.lsd 10 PVT his beet foot fersn--f 1h 'rpee,s "
viu
The New York herald., 1850-10-08

s 20 70 f. exAUs the whele Look at the COARSE
Ioss OF this the roughpeSs Of th3the
here the bad taste there's the result you wall AZ
will be- are confident precisely tho rssst 10 Which ws
h,ve al length ourselves zthat Rsot Is the great
all Living Dssnsrreotypists hs makes psturens
scarcely tell irons delicate sngravp< He
has the head t lady the FAIR that exceeds everything
H. A.ss r The art us has int a soee Ct his elegant
The New York herald., 1850-10-08
sPORTIKG.

49, ~ ~ ~ 49,. 49,
kNTRsyILLn COURSE Z L-IRorTIse-IHrRs
tuo mile heats. y. rtsfsnsea y. Nsndham Nad
~ 40 ~. vss.u .. ssoarus .,nss sh N Arss B.i.aa.
CENTRKyirLI corRsr-rRorrfNc-A PURSE OF
bs Tree for Asrcs tsst ssrer s0n Fursc t
20 "a oetsssr le;h Eh.re, 20 close Nsfassssr
three Or NOR, 70 nsis s.id ana 800 p.srt !. nssss
JOEL CONkLtk. Prarrietor.
CkNrRgyIILB coURsE 4. I-IRoTTINs-THURs-
" 4sY, ott 20. ~ Artt o.eisss r. h-Purss slj0-mis
heats best thrsc in avs IA hArnsls Nhslry enter.
HS.l.s enter, rshsn hs..s - al Ssssss .' Il
emnbss.s vii leave ful,en fsfry BrSstyh a ha- past
'''' ''''A ''' ''' '' IoEL coSkIIN. rrspH.gr.
CsNrREyiiLH yosRst, = -,PAciNe-A p sss
the saddle ffss for ha-ss fst k
T. % n.si.J o ,.ser i,h ssris, % ,e.. Ts,
''''' y ",' '' joFt coNKIiy. frssus,sr
IrNIoN COURSE, T. T. oCyoBER I5TH-FuRsE $50.
tifss ms beats free ier at rssss srd trettnE horses
fssri Saa s rsti P.s,Ts =, ~ hsss..' 80 sEs,,'
Wednesday e,sBng oc,eter t ~ Oosoct three or nsfs
70 make asscs, SAD tive 70 .s.rN : -.
CFoarsvES ATIESrIoS.-Tuo HUSDRss STALL
- FED viif fEeeas ar ea 4sd - be on aestay
tsr 0closk, A. N. EDwD. E CoILlNS
Fr.pri.,sr u Belle rsIy Hst.L Ne. Jersey.
DIGEoN SHOOTING. AT vfLLiANsBrBGn-
II wssnsstsy. octetsr s;h. hssehs'' svssp:t,hs. A.
CPFCIAL NorIcF-Tnr CLOSING cRICkEr HArCu
- ef this season that vac ~ BE- psyss "a wstn,sts ~
~. ss.r ~. sss.s. v,i !. nv ,h.l :, 70 sse.i vr.-
'i.ely, srs sr.ssssr. rsspsssHy isttss ttsrfs ~
" hsssses cnssst ersvss.
The New York herald., 1850-10-08

Bsr p,s c.s only be sseured At the mandatory wall
street IN. phosld guard against limitations See
vsrious diplomas Persons whose hair has assumed bad
color from the OF the imitation dye can have IL cor
feetsd BY calling ss Abovo. Copy the address,
The New York herald., 1850-10-08

T. A. Ceueh, L. a. A: q. Hayrison, L, :. A.; Capt
gno. Workman, Y. q NAL Aren't y. r. Blair. wash.
ipston; C.s Jessup, washinEton and $50 otAsrs ar
rived yesterday at the Irving Hons.
J. nsrtskorn, Bsliimore, l.. o. Hart, Chsrisston;
Cspt. Tsvnsspd, Y. A. Wsshizgten: g ksstmss,
u ? A.: Robert v. Hudson. Bsfop; ". yot nson,
columtis. sa1 10 others, arrived yesterday at the
Lneriesn.
n. c Pierce Ensisni. n. yones. fsrsG ". Cor.
on-sp. washington q. Noodr7fsr, Nsv Vriesn. Gev.
Ward Nirgna. and sS oshers, arrived s the Agor
Houss yesterday
n. Jarvis, rorcnio, Capt. 2. G Fsapss, U a. p
ssr,lSa: David Prstt Aiabs sua; z. D. Avery Alsbaus
L. T. Wills chicago; Lieut. Wiieor. gs.hipston .nd
"a othes arrived sna took rooms az tas orRsi Hotel
during che past t~erty -four hours
Hcn ~. a. Pheip. Gserge k.llogf Mas !. G Nsr-
gan. " o Moody. hss Orleans; James Nsnttgns. Gen.
Hubbard. Cslifprnia. q " Weed. Gsoyg- !. y Hiii
= Benson. rkansas, aai 90 others arrived ystet5sy
& nd tookronx,s st the CkBton hotei.
REV DR. rayior. Y. a Lieut. Rsulsy ROYAL
As,iiiery Esas; Msjor .Donslison, 4 A. Mrt
wothingtou end family. Baltimore; Hou. Eirut
cprts snd lady wssbinstos y q loa. Ne Chsn-
the Usion ~ ace uot'l
The New York herald., 1850-10-08

NEvu.,Es' TsoN Cvn.--By the arrival of the
steamship Georgia ". hsy. received our elss oS
Fsro Insvsfrtsi De 10 HsIsns Disr. Dc 10 HIr-e ana
,Gsa>s 4, fsssns to the "a inst We h.v. been 20
s5l. sfier tong perussl to asd in these papers any
news worthy trsnslstirs
The New York herald., 1850-10-08

attention exclusively to diseases Of the Eye aud
Bar from TO o'clock a. 2l Broadway entrance Ia wsr-
rem where be he'd his popular Treatise on the
I'VE third edition. price 60 cents. also his Self Acting Eye
And Tar Fountains. Artificial Eyes inserted.
The New York herald., 1850-10-08
ROrr11cAI,

Az AN uDcTIoH OF fHI pKnocR AYso lEpuurx;
"A 80 4eeten q NE S>sesa wAxd held IN puyvusnss 81
rsssnDsl4esion OF the Gsoe9Ai Comnittss II YAmnSS
Ham, hsIfSlowips ticket ssessl Without
JUDICIARY. nAvos
Alfred 1aAeensr, William Mines,
George " baaes, John Ward,
IAoDAs Burns Daniel kshan.
sossRnsA Assurslv
James LIBBY Thomas @. HARRISON,
william g. Dunlap, Hsrman Eieke,
Yrsaer,ek 0unsrs, Thomas HAniiso.
Ira fleyd John Sheridan,
Thomas naonsy. Thomas Burns,
yanss q. HetAsnsstss, Thomas norsHsy.
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