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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-06-07

hats AND CAPS
NPRING Styles for 1850, Just received. Also, n
- assortment Boys Hats and Caps, going low for cash
the sign OF the Big Hat. :. +. COM5TOCk.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-06-07
DR.. Christie's Galvanio Curatives,

consists i'll the fact that they arrest and disease by
OUTWARD application in place of the usual mode of drug.
gng and ply sticking the patient till exhausted Nature
sinks hoPelessly under the infection.
They strengthen the tchoe system, e9uazs the eiYe-
lGion Of the blood promote the SecreorS and nere DO
the slightest injury ,nder any circumstances Since their
introduction in the United States only three years sRce
more than
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-06-07
A Derangement of the Nervous system.

QI3- In NERVOUS COMPLAINTS Drugs and Med
cneS increase the dSsoSe for hey weaken the vital
ges OF the already Frustrated system while under the
strengthening hfegiyIng, vtalizing influence of Gal
vanish, as applied by tins beautiful and wonderful dis
Coyery the exhausted patient and weakened sufferer
restored to former health strength elasticity and gor
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-06-07

QUARLES DIVISION of s Of T. will meet this
friday Evening, At ~ O'Clock.
BY order of the w. p.
L. +. MATTEsoN. Il. s.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-06-07

IL those indebted TO the undersigned hereby
~ quesed to pay up and him the necessity OF taking
proper steps for their collection. 40 II. wINsoR
The New York herald., 1850-05-20
Terr.ble BIG :, C.rn,.~

THE BUSINESS PORTION OF THE VILLAGE IN Rrms-
ovER QuARTEz on MILLION OF DOLLARS LOSS.
One OF our correspondents in Corning, New York
transmitted, on Saturday, the following dispstch
TO us by Messrs. Wells IL Co.'s express. II con-
tains the particulars of very destructive fire in
that village, by which over quarter of a million
ofdollars worth of property was destroyed
OUR CORNING CORRESPONDENCE
CORNING, N. Y, May Is, 1850.
halfpast 3 O'Clock
This morning, at halfpast eleven, the wind
blowing from the north west a fire originated in
the Corning and Blosburg depot, which has con-
sumed all the buildings, from the Clinton House
to the lower end of the village, DESTROYING properly
to the amount of three hundred thousand dol
lars, laying the whole Of the business portion of
the village in ruins There is not one store or
grocery left. The Bank, Corning House, and
almost'all the lumber the wharfs are DESTROYED
The fire continues TO rage, and the fire COM
panes have come up from Elmira, and are doing
their best to stop the flames. An engine was sent
from the Corning depot. Z. T. II.
The village Of Corning is in Steuben county, and
situated on the south side of the Chemung River,
in the town Of Painted Post. II is admirably To-
Gated for trade. 1t is at the junction of the Corn
ing and Blossburg railroad, with the navigable
feeder of the Chemung Canal. Its coal trade is
considerable. The population of the village is
about 500.
The New York herald., 1850-05-20

HrALrn or rrg Ciry.-As the warm season is
beginning TO set in, and the tide of emigra-
ton TO this metropolis is still On the increase,
crowdng the lower parts Of the city an e1trsordi-
nary extent, consider it imperative duty. to
call upon the city authorities, the Board Of Health.
and other medical authorities, TO pay the strictes,
attention to the cleanliness Of the Streets and the
removal Of every nuisance calculated to vitiaie the
surrounding atmosphere. This is, undoubtedly,
the most efectual means Of keeping the city in a
healthy condition. 1t is true, some material inn
provements have been undertaken, but there re-
mains great deal to be done yet. Since you are
invested with the power and adequate means for
the accomplishment Of this desirable preservation
Of public health, IL is incumbent upon you to en-
ploy them. DO not, therefore, delay action any
more, bu, 20 to work Immediately with vgor and
energy.
The New York herald., 1850-05-20

STEAM COMMUNICATION WITH lRnASp.-Ocea an
steam navigation is to be pushed, this year, 70 an
unparalleled extent. On the Atlantic, three new
European lines have already started into existence
and several others are in contemplation. One Of
the most important Of the latter is the line to con-
Rect New York with Galway, Ireland. We learn,
in addition to the facts taken from the Gairay Vn-
dioator, Of the LIST inst, and given in another CO.
lumn, that the steamship Viccroy, n steamer Of
great speed will leave that port on the 9th Of next
month, for New York, to touch ~ route ct Hall
fax. II is confidently expected that, with fair
weather, the passage to the latter port will be made
in seven days-and perhaps in less time. Twenty
years ago. it thought TO be impossible to cross
the Atlantic at all in steam vessel. Ten years
ago, a passage by steam in two weeks was con-
sidered excellent Now ten, eleven, and twelve
days is the time in which il is accomplished. Ten
years hence, the passage will he made in-we'll
see.
The New York herald., 1850-05-20
T.,l. IS g 2ts s $40 sss I7s So as ass oa Is 2

?
sefrerne. ...ss. s..sss ...s. owl
Cholsrs moved very irrrgusry. and did not attack
all rsrts of the city simultaneously. In the sixth
ward. where u first appeared. the 18th OF May u
remained until the Gath of that month when inva-
ded the seventh ward On the 2sth Of May. u broke
out in the Second ward. In the First and Foprth
wards. 10 was discovered ON the 3lst Of May On the
eth of June. " commenced In the Eighth ward n
hsran. sim lfareously. on the 5th of june In the
Fourteenth. Seventeenth and Eighteenth wards; an
the eth of the same month In the Ninth ward. and In
the Sixteenth ward. not until the 2d of June: not
vthsisndng in this ward " ragged vita terrific fatal
ny
10. ing ia the order In which they occur, Via the
Sixth Sixfe.nth. Fourth. FIRST. Eleventh. Seventh,
and 1hirtesnth whge the Second Third aej Fifteenth
~afds we're almost exempted from the moe dreadful
rayegss
The question naturally arises 20 the of the
greater fatality Of cbpler0 In the first four mentioned
wards via the Sixth. Sixteenth. Fourth aud First In
uhs nfsrly quite twothirds vf all the fatal
occurred. To This can cniy venture an approximate
answer
ale inhabitants 81 these wards. especially In ucse
.eticrs "a them here the diss mostly prrvsk1d
pae among the most miserahly poor aud destitute;
just in that half stefysG and exposed condition Thea
A duess the sss rite lo~ snccessfuly 10 rcpe ds
any kind much less epidemic Of this Dature
They vtre r fact the proper food for Asstc cholera
his argument strengthened by the results Of opp,
site acts In thse wards inhabited hy those in easier
and who are better fed, elothed aud
The New York herald., 1850-05-20
Fr.m NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Mr. Collector Maxwell's bounding heart may
cease to palpitate with delight, this morning, on
learning that his appointment has not yet been re-
ported TO the Senate by the Finance Committee.
Ne must wait little, and prepare even for the un-
pleasant alternative Of being Webbed.
The cabinet are in spasms. Crawford's political
death seems to be certainty, though it may be
trance. Other members in dying state.
Never mind, we shall have important debates in
Washington all through the week, and people must
wake mp, and inquire where they are, and in what
century they are living, in which half Of the pre-
sent one. The cabinet make it a puzzling inquiry.
The New York herald., 1850-05-20

COURTEOUS RKrLy or LoRp PArsKrsroS-so Some
inquiry has recently been made in England, Of the
government, with respect to the holding of colored
persons, British subjects, in durancc. in some Of
the ports Of the Southern States Lord Pslmcrs,on
replied that he had represented to the United
States government that this was severe upon one
class cr British subjects. but the federal power
had no jurisdiction over the locd State regula-
,ions. there seemed to be little in pressing the
subject further This may be deemed very cour-
ieous mode Of treating the subject and may be a
lcsson of wisdom to fanatics here at the North
The New York herald., 1850-05-20

Posr OrrIcE MIsxANaeENENr.-We have rccciv-
ed many complaints from various parts Of the coun-
try with respect 10 the failure Of newspapers to ar
rive at their destination. From Montgomery coun-
~, Pennsy yania, the complaints loud and long
The newspapers are sent to Philadephis. and IL is
in the post Office in that city that the trouble org
mates. The blunders are made by the new batch
of officials introduced into that establishment, by
the new postmaster there. who does not seem To
have considered that the public ought not to be
made ae victims Of experiments and raw recruits.
From ak quarters II is evident that the changes in
che post eilice department have produced an unu-
sual and sntoIerable derpngrment, and IL is quite
time that some Temonsirsnce should be made
against the neglect and the bl0ndcrs committed
under the present regime.
The New York herald., 1850-05-20

A FIGHT WITH THTvEs.-A desperate encounter
between two thieves and German, occurred at
Norrisyile, near Trenton, on Thursday evening.
The thieves stole horse from one farm, and then
proceeded with him to another, where they at
tempted to steal wagon and harness. A German
laborer, who was sleeping in an apartment of the
barn which contained the articles, was fastened in
by brace, but being awakened by the bark of
dog, he released himself and fired pistol at the
robbers They returned the fire, the ball entering
the hat of the German, who closed with one Of
them, and was getting the better Of him, when the
other came to the rescue. The proprietor of the
farm, however, being awakened by the pistol re-
ports, also approached the scene, when the rob
bers fled.-Netcark Adr., May Is.
The New York herald., 1850-05-20

VIEWS ON THE ABOLITION MEErrNas.-Thc
Courier and Enquirer, behind all the other news
papers, usual, with its opinions, has under
taken, in its ponderous and prudish sheet, TO exhibit
wisdom upon the late abolition meetings in this
city. The Herald, Of course, is dragged in to make
the article spirited and worth reading, and We are
charged with making an excitement about abolition
doctrines, which, says the sagacous writer, would
die out, if let alone. Indeed Does the history of
the whg party, of free soil, Seward Greeley and
the rest, prove this Have not the abolition sen
ments even touched the Courier aud Enquirer
What is the use in trying to cover notorious fact
All this ouicry, however, about silence killing
error is absurd. II is the course Of the great lum-
bering sheets to be silent about everything, till
they are sure they will not lose an advertisement
by publishing an article. But wha, is the result of
such journalism Why, simply this-that they are
made entirely by public opinion, and no, public
opinion by them. Sometimes, in the present
case, they run counter to the popular feeling, and
then they suffer for their icmcriy I, comes
with bad grace from the Courier and Enquirer, to
read us lecture. II would be much better enga-
ged in reviewing its own history. and in calling to
mind the days, when, by Illegal appeals to the worst
passions Of our citizens, insgaied men to riot in
and to do other deeds of like wickedncss.
Our course throughout these recent meetings has
been plain, and purely within the limits of law and
rcason. The very organs of the defeated party de-
clare that the HeraIfs reports the only ones to
be relied upon-thai they are strictly accurate and
just; ; and It is evident TO every sensible man that
opposition, so Gar as il extended, legal. ma
tural and jusii6ablc. If the lewd outcasis Of So
ceiy were TO call a meeting, invite discussion, and
indulge in all the licen;ious language Of the bagnio
under the plea that free discussion should be ioler-
aicd, does any one dare to maintain that they have
right to do so. without opposition from the decent
and morali In the recent meetings at the Tsber-
naolc and the Society Library, there were no riots
violation fIsrson property, but simply Free
but somew hat noisy discussion Of religion, politics
and morals, between Garrison and Rynders, and
their respective gangs. Ryndcrs had the best oft.
and that was all.
The New York herald., 1850-05-20
suossing Intelliaenre.

Tsorrrso.-rwo purses snd sweepstakes for $50,
with sir entries announced to come o th. sner-
noon al the Union Course, commencing ct O'Clock
Roih races will b. ~orth witnessing as six finer nses
have seldom been brought together. At the Centre
willie Csarsc the nnch TALKED u three mil, contest
between Lady sunSk. Lady Moscow. Confidence aud
Trustse ~il take pi<e. positively AZ the hour sdver
,scd Issy Moscow is the iavcrite sgsns, the field
her victory over Lasy Suffolk last Monday having
sysu her bo-fs Of tses,rs There wiz De an Immense
crowd to viip~ss the sperts. at both courses
The New York herald., 1850-05-20
To the city Carriers of the Herald.

Several complaints have been made recently of the
want sfpunctu and promptitude in several Of the
carriers whs Herald to subscribers in the city
particularly beyond the Bowsry and as high as East
Ninth street II any Of carriers do not proper
~ attend TO their duties, give them warning
that they will be Immediately removed, and others
appointed in their places
B-Applieations for vacant routes, with creden-
tisls Of character. can be left at the HTsd offce
The New York herald., 1850-05-20

THE CorIISs SrEaMrRs.-The second vessel Of
this noble line OF ocean steamers. the Pacific,
started. on Saturday morning. on trial ;rip. sni
viii return to her clip At the foo, Of Canal street.
this morning. The greatest expectations are en-
ier'ained Of her performances. certain peeuiarities
in her model pTonisog increased speed even to
that Of the Atlaniic. We may expect to hear, to-
morrow OF next dsy. by the Europa. of The arrival
Of the Atlantic at Liverpool.
The New York herald., 1850-05-20

FrrrHrR RrDrcTIoSs ~ rE EASTERN Corrov
F.croRirs One half Of the operatives in the
kenIsbcc factory af August, Me. will be dis
charged on The fret 81 Juse, and the wages re-
duc,d about I2s per cent. The proprietors ~ the
stark Mills, az Manchester. propose TO stop about
enc half II the looms during the summer. The
Anoskeag Company will curfail their operations
TO scme EXTENT Boston Journal, BSpy Is
The New York herald., 1850-05-20
News for California.

The steamship Empire City, Capt Wilson. win leave
this port at three o'clock this afternoon for Chsgres
with the mails and passengers for California Mes-rs
Adams Co.'S express goes In her The mails viii
close at two O'Clock.
The New York herald., 1850-05-20

TuE CUrAN lNvAsioS The arrival OF the Ohio
steamer. expected tomorrow. will bring inielli-
gence Of the movements in aud about Cuba; and
We may aniicipa., that the expedition will prove
dsasiIous 10 the aGvenurers, in more senses than
one. The chances are all agsins, the success Of
this premature movement.
The New York herald., 1850-05-20
THE WEEKLY HERALD.
s~,~eo~~->~-~.>~-~-.~.~~~~
MAILS FOR EUROPE.

Yhs steamship Washington, Captain Floyd, viii leave
this port at noon to-day, for southampton and Bre
men. The Weekly Herald will be published at nine
o'clock this morning, 70 60 by her. Single copies,
In vYappere eixpenee
The New York herald., 1850-05-20

members of Congress to it. We want .Aem lust to
look over the brink, and see what they can dis
cover down below, before they te.Ae themselves,
the federal Union, the North, ar ID the city of New
York, over and down among 1he rocks which lie
at the bottom, where they wish to jump TO- Let
ms nrnY.
The New York herald., 1850-05-20

setn sded 70 m thteheor for the uias re-
pe 1b. I.es are invited % inspect his nsv stye for n
- nItntLohs eelehrsted Wa Factory, 4 wall ssrr.s
shs address. '" ''V wy eopy
The New York herald., 1850-05-20

shiess ave psr'ieulary commended all in the least
rnt o Win cerns or tunions By PROTECTING the
psf E r pressure and friction. they afford ready ans erse
tes relief lh are mace of soft delicate material and
sf.te wern w.thept ircoryenehcs. Sold Dr Is Once
hsrehsnn tzrhanse ~ Astcr Heuse, llo s7a asd eii
The New York herald., 1850-05-20

gssr Dye, only be procured the .nnfactor, sw.u
Hsee. The p,She should guard against limitations See ny
vWious cip Pcrsons whose hair hns had
ssf frcu the n the imitation dyes have IL eorect
~ ~ caiiips ~ above. Cery the address.
The New York herald., 1850-05-20
Court C.lendar-rh,s D.v.

Cnorrr CouRr-Nos 66t, 2, 6l5, $50, oC9, o76, s71,
l2s, 817, 500, 150, $50 63e. o72 673
osnnoS PLIAs.-Part Mos. 1877, OF, 413. 463 lo7,
as 81, 103 5ss, 665. Part 2-260 Oe, l. 10 as 81 So
"a, 81, 90, 106 ia, 1lo, 40, lis
The New York herald., 1850-05-20

Library at Cooley Keese 81 and s79 broadway. corner
Of white street The sale Of this extensive collection Of
literature will three evenings Of this week.
and the department VI books be still disposed
subsequent evenings Of the week. will embrace the spen
did works Poetry. the Drama, and the Pine Arts the
great works on the Antiquities of the worls Oriental Lite
rature Natural History, which Is magnificent orr
enal suhtcters of Audubons work. The Birds
o America svos otogsther with copies of Ency-
elepsdia Britannica 49, Encyclorsdia Netropotana,
Edinburgh Reviews" Annual Registers" IA.
The New York herald., 1850-05-20

The number brought into the city from other
places, for interment was. ................. 81
OF this number 7S49 were inferred in Wamsburgh.
The New York herald., 1850-05-20

cry New York has recently been enlarged aud 10
than double is former sire The stock for quality esen
and variety. unequaled BY other esbsaent Of tb
hd IN tbs Or sny other country The patronage q
IN want ~ hosiery, under by the doren
pair, 10 respectfully solicited BY the proprietor~.
RANKIN 4 RAY.
The New York herald., 1850-05-20

command. the SIXTH Regiment Gov Guard. Col.nei Peers
will male their fst srrng parade this day half past
seloek; line formed in brcome street near broadway.
The New York herald., 1850-05-20

extensive and magnificent colored arcworks manufa
tured In this country, Of every description Is ready
and in profress the Grand celebration Of the Fourth of
July Displays Tor cities towns rArders Gc ~ the short
es' notice; also. full supply Of beautiful colored small
works for private parties trade Re- at the United States
laboratory, Jersey City. Ia J. q. EDGE.
u. 49,.
The New York herald., 1850-05-20

in sr.s, variety just received PER steamer wsssnstgp 70
sale hy }. LAUNoN1ER, ~ Maiden lane. 10 stairs.
The New York herald., 1850-05-20

bis splendid Exhibition Of Moving Dioramas evening at
Washington Hail. few doors above Nibof To say that the
entirely and specimens of his best
should W SUFFICIENT him the patronage he has al
ways received and 80 richly deserved.
The New York herald., 1850-05-20

curing all skn diseases dscoiersoss and befahes Fou
srs subtitle fer svp-rnuevs hair rem sny part
NE body. Lily White for the ecmplesion. Liquid kouse
&e AZ walker street. frst Broad vsv
y. n Csrondsr ~ South Third street. rhilsaclphiA
The New York herald., 1850-05-20

ts suits press frock and tusiness Coats; rants
dssskin aud Vests in endless variety
ssd tost Asc goods suitable for the California market
Corner Nsssaa tHd Beetmsn.
The New York herald., 1850-05-20

The following table will show that less than
third Of the mortality from cholera Of natives II
the United States, and that the deaths Of the rrsh
smigrants amounted to nearly onc-hsf Of the whole
mum be- perishnr from ~hoers.-
The New York herald., 1850-05-20
We point our Readers ,o the Ind dseemests

efered IN cur columns hy y. W. BANNER co. We can
cryssy that they far ursss offered IN the city Their
stock q Dress Goods Grape Shaw kc thev have
eeived and comprise the superb styles In the
We do wish eur readers 20 give them eal.
The New York herald., 1850-05-20

sessinees sdorn the economical prne-
pls tne French Cloth Dress Coat 81 g. made
The very finest. so Sssk Froet $40 Csssmere Pants
70 So Vest, from 81 ~ 10 S. In hns house In
lorh offer greater ndnesmen the buyer than mine.
Cone Estsllished fs4l
The New York herald., 1850-05-20

The following table will show the number of death
In 1s<e bv cholera, In each mouth, With the age-
The New York herald., 1850-05-20

The foregoing does not give the reader just idea
the usual mortality In each month for In June July
and August, cholera prevailed and swept away III
thousands.
The number Of interments from diseases In 1s4o,
amounted 10. Z-OV'
In 1888 they amounted to. o................. M1e.
The New York herald., 1850-05-20

Excess OF 1slp over 1s4s from ordinary causes 22s
Here st have large disproportionate excess Of
deaths over the preceding year which only be
counted for by the depressing influence Of the cpl
dsmic. where the disease itself did not attack the
systm.
The following table shows the number Of deaths
during the 1s4e arranged according 10 the places
nj Init ola hcI ssud.--
The New York herald., 1850-05-20

Brcsdway celebrated Tor its collection of disngushed
iivdua should he visited by all who have desire
samins ,hs largest collection u portraits in the United
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-01-17

.NGt'TGli- 1tion IF IA. Hungarians.-Yes
Jay Count uJaazl, iate Governor Of Comorn, Ut
tended sy his family, MdlIe. Jagelii,s enc four
cen OF the iiungarian eailgrants,took the ,ni.Iai
o tti OF their intentions 10 become citizens ut Ito
United States. Tie pirty were attended by
their interpreter DR.. Torhasser, ana through hin
lddressed the County Clerk, and declared they
could not do a better act 10 close the year with,
than by taking the oath OF allie. lance To the poo
lie and Govern nent OF the United States, vino
iad received them with such unoounded hosfi-
,u.ny.-.M Y, Courier = Enqsvs, Ian- /.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-01-17
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-01-17

1t seems tn me that such an unusual pre-
ciptation is still more calculated to excite
unpleasant comments
My dear Sarah, you know nothing about
these matters. | am sole executor; | may
do as like: l choose to have my father
buried on Friday, and have summoned the
undertaken to be here this afternoon for or
ders; 50 you need not say word more on
the subject
To be continued