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The New York herald., 1850-06-26
ulsCELLANEOUS.


SIITn.s East INDIA WATER COOLER Is rms
invented i,ba,ns been .6orCsshy tested .nafOup
S.sp ses day. Esnufas,sr.d sold By T.
THE MECHANICAL AND ARCHITECTURAL DRAW
,sets Builders. Ensinser Pasn.e. .aa TO the public in
:nd MSissiS ss5rSiss sis5S a;rei esi x.s...r.
SvLrIun BATHS sATRss b, S.RnoLs e gAnCIAy a.
stevens. k.S.ysn. So;d s1I.s Daes, s.s and ssass
fs.un fs soa %1i. n n. i"r ..
ssIgais,. m'r'sral pains rhsuma'm sad all 'rsp'oAs
colors sid. and Losh BoIss and ether Artiss
' ' s" s; Il; %SSb ss.as. 'SsS ciS iifa,
CoAL NOW LANDING-PEAcH ORCHARD COAL,
Est ana steve .i,e. Of very 'qpe,o. assy 70, sale
S;ssssssy Ssssi. sy's.s ..s fs.,s AND TSs%p.n
7 AIDES PREssRvE YOUR rURs PROM THE MOTHS
n' .d,is. Of LEOPOLD Inas gr,ss,s. fcrrsr .A,s.
..nnsr months his shars very moderate being eniy
,Ss S.r sis.. Vim ). returned % iS.n free from nssSs
CRAPBIoLoGY DEnoSsrRATED-pRov BLRSKrY-
,cp .'n.as S ss. :: s,. psr,.s. ,.s sn,sss ss.srR's
nsi,sss s.se..s flo% .ps.iS.n q .hsis s.r.s
Al rsr'ens vishrs tns- . nsslys. mus, sddss. se,s
Si :. f.. boI M pos, cse.. = -
CPoSoE-yrNssT TURKEY, DO. noSErconB roR
bathing comb msksrs carriage And glove from 2k
70 el2 per H., for sale by ANDERSON hACLAY,
silver plated DRAFT Pipe for coda water fer sAis-prss
CAsBIA PIANurs-SEw cRoP.-s6s BUSHELS
' soas iss r. r. nIi.sGISiscKisn isIini Beaver stree.
CALIFORNIA PASSENGERS ARR INVITED TO CALL
" 81 The passenger once 7s broadway and read the CALI
fcrnia Information circular nvery body 10 iny
wt 70 send for Through tickets By different nss for
s Tot one cellar ever the 'fsn ssolo ic Sds6s; scSts
QRAkDY, As.-LANDINs. FORTY HALvgs QUAR-
~ tsrs and efhhs pipes ~ Rochelle Brandy pale and ssst;
superior old Alexander Dumss pale Cesnae hfy
sr''. ps and ,rune s,.9T,ss ',s,ssr. % rer sale
DURLIsHID ny \. LEvETT, DENTIST, ss BROAD
way, Preserving the Teeth, Artihcial fseth ke, As
Thh vcrh 70 vorthy The reputation the author. II sp
lest IN which every BODY ssd "a ssoud thsrs-
Tore, be extensively eulstsd"-Courfsr ksssirer.
A RTIYICIAL KYKs.-DR ,. GRAY. NO. lT GRAND
n street Nee rort the only nAhsr Of hsnAa ArsAsial
eyes IN tks Usitsd states.
f.b-ko charge for inssrtns
WAR DECLAREDi-
w War 10 declared when whom and ASAinsS vksuf
The isseet world my fresd nev hear lie doome
Kor roaehes, ants, feas, bedbugs, rossbues, hies,
The Lyes hunt is MP the victim dies
lyons Magnetic Powder. sho~erins death
On vail and ncor, stope every insects hresthf
While Pills Magnetic on the rata and nice
DO Istuton In q triee
Lyens Magnetic Powders and Pulls, harmless svsry
Insects ssd vermn, for sale ~ the sspes -
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DARNUMs AMERICAN MUsEUN-P T. BARNUM,

RARNUAS AMERICAN kUsEUh-P. T. BARKUM
ID Manager and Propristor. John Green wood, yr
sistant Manager PerformApces At and IN o'clock This
beautiful and establishment having entered upon
the second week Of its now ressing every
the most triumphant In the and
gous Lecture Room being performed the moral and
mettic drama Of the DRUNkARD. 1t attracts immense
houses every evening The afternoon performances Of
ths most interesting and smusns eharactor Also Mr.
Harrington the wonderful magician ventroquist
irg resngagsd win appear every afternoon this week
million Of eurosites TO be found arranged In the
saloons Of this Museum. Among
Queen Adeaide the late Qsecn powaser Great Brtan
National Portrait Gallery, Be- &c. Admission,
children under 10 years. 12k cents.
DARNUMs CHINESE MUSEUM $50 BROADWAY,
- between Spring and Prince streets p. T. Banum.
pristor and Manager This large and interesting collection
remains but short time longer II Is the most magnificent
exhibition Of Chinese hgure surosite wonderful speci
Of ingenuity &c. from the Celestial Empire. II
rents shses immediately connected with the social asts,
religious worship the mercantile the
operations and the scences Of the Chinese is intrinsic
eSly valuable and beyond description instructive amusing
and gratifying Open day and evening" from N.
till 10 p n Admission Is cents, Children, under years,
I2l. cents.
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sP E~IAL NOTICES.

NEW YORK AND NEW ENGLAND TELEGRAPH
IN Copppny.-Merchants' Line to oBoston-Dividend.The
Dsstor Of the New York and New England Telegraph Com
have declared advicsnd Of Seven (7 een
BE 10 stockholders and after tne sth o. July.
Y. LEFFERrs, President.
L. W. JERonK, Secretary and Treasurer.
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DARNUNs CHINESE NUsEUN $50 BROADWAY,
ID ARNUNs ORIGINAL GENERAL TON THUMB-TuIs

DARNUNs ORIGINAL GENERAL TOM THUMB.-THIS
distinguished little man in miniature who has PERFORM
before all the principal crowned heads of and
than three million Of his American fellow stlsns 10
making the tour Of Connecticut and will hold his levees
Woodbury. Tuesday, the 25th inst Litehheld, 2th;
winsted, 9Th Wslcotville. 2sth Pymouth 9Th Water
beautiful miniature egupAge ponies and carriage presented
by Queen Victoria will be also, the magnificent and
costly jewels presented BY Emporors Kings Queens and
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TUE wrsr POINT HoTEL-F RIDER, IN TENDER
Ing HE TO the ocers " the the
friends Of cadets and the public In general for the
literal patr6nass hitherto enjoyed Informs them that The
by the addition Of IS excellent sleeping apartments and
greatly Improved in its general arrangement To
msss or inform. she public that the
atCosrens Wharf about two miies below
S be In readiness to convey passengers 90 West Point
beats are always In waiting 70 them tbs
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VNDRPENDENr PolIcE OFFICE. $50 BROADWAY
Nessrs Reyea and Oock efAr respectfully inform
nsrthant tAhkng insurance companies And
ssens generally that they have taken in
N street, The undersgnsd are thankfsi for pest
and will do their bes endsavor "a give safso
he tAsir their charge esther
civil eases They In contnual correspon
GEORGE RELYEA.
ISAAC COCKErAIR,
m. WkIEH.
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UaPPan0.

II ship PACIFIC, OspA Rsrs Eys,-Ths stea aship sli
sspAst With the mails %, ssrOls. pe.siysy sss.r.
fsot 81 Canal No berth secured sn PAID for
yor fright pss.ge havns sassuaisd ssss1noAasons
KDWD d. X. COLLINS. - wall street.
All letters and shreush ths Poet ees
hs Atlantic viii succeed shs Pssiss. and sau
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FIREwORKs.

FTREWORKH.
L,pcrs ssrRgwORKe.-THR MOST RxrHNsIvR pprr,-
~ liant ssrerk ecioret In Vnissa sts,s
obtauef larss snd su.aiD frrr isborrsory ~
nsnsfaeprer. 'rss-s. ~ T. q. yDGE, Jsrs-y Csty.
l,rRevoRHs o. SUPERIOR QUALITY IN uvRay
variety rvfs~a Aiso kigss sshfhitsc~
and s''s' y RI,:;;: y. p; -: z
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FOR SALE AND 10 LET.


EoR sALL.A Farm OF FORTY ACRES. IN THE
s9vnship Of pissss.ray. nsale':. 'Spn,y New J.r.
steamboat and railroad landing part q the may
% sSah :as % 1
New York, Of shs subscriber JOHN SMITH shs
ply at "a Carmine street.
THE HoNEsrEAp VILLAGE ON THE EIGHTH AVE-
:.s; Ss.:S
exempted i'' '0 -. maps ii,is'i ''
i76 and III William ~, window shad, warehouse
HUDSON RIVER PROPERTY FOR sALn-A PART
nj: ciSasi
q frI% y. 60 sssS !, h;. l..s Gi, e 100
i%S as c. ,,ss rass street Tor
ITO BAkBLRs:-YoR SALE, AND IMMEDIATE POS
Of New Yoi asu...d in Albany, ,hs ssan.iI Hall. al
~. ~ letter dfs', 10 Louis Heller sssaviI
RARE CnAKcK.-rHE STOCK AND YIxTUREs OF
and ssS Ssfi SSs % ,.r M foI
addrs" v. A.. Herald .fiee.
ITO TARnrRs AND cARDxyERs-TnR nnr IAsu,
featuring Co. the Oldest Embellishments in shs United
sssr rssss and sas psssrsa 20 i order. s
disisly any TAi, atlel. perms-
f1sa pss si.ss y.ss to siao.s sfs.n upon
application TO the hill Of smal quantity t3 worth viii
90 nee to It 10 also unsurDasssd upon sabbass
buekwhe and description Of ned garden vsgst
abes Price 81 ~ bbl for quantity sir bill
delivered Apply ~ the CompAnys once. % Dsy street.
stairs
A COUNTRY HOUSE TO LET. PLAIBLY FURNISHED
"A IL desired, ntsatsd In healthy sea- bathing
mnunisstion by eanteat three lines daily fare 12H
cents sma vegetable and frs, rate bearing garden
As steamboat dock There ave shurches ses,
stores Ae lis nos disposed Of On spsenlsos but ewing
tte scvsrtssr leaving ON businss Address hrs TkUh
A GOTHIC COTTAGE, FURNISHED OR UNFURNIsH-
"A cd, a Clifton, s. L. 20 Let near vAnderbilts lAadirg,
hansoaey situated overlooking the bay built In Gothic
STYLE with the msdern and has An sss sf
s''ad attached Apply S1 .s' griT;f.t Sisst = s.r.,
ITO LET, AT ReCKAwAY-THE nANsIoH or JOIN
INortsn. 10 fset by bo. tvo stories and atNs, with
large basement with k'ehen rasge a6ordng extsnsve and
most desirable accommodation for pube house pr
at raencs having large coach hoass and stable with
on vailed for health beauty sf pssspsot Ap
ply to JOHN H. POWER, No. I'D FULTON s,rsst. Yo n
CoAP FACTORY TO LET-sITBATE In THE REAR
~ Of Nos 2 A0 Ind 5s1 Cherry street. with h1turcs
plsss Capacity Of ths 70 make eO bs sssh
boiling rosssssisn given iInmsdiatsy rer fsrshsr pss-
sieulsrs. nauirs Of p H. rAY IA and 13s Cherry 81
VUANTKD-oN MODERATE TERMS. FOR THREE
months, we'll furnished ee.taxs orsSs or rssidsnss,
With linen Elass and eroetsy and With the of
hovsr and vegetable garden The suburbs healthy town
the coast the sound or the vicinity cf Esra or Lake
chanpiais preferred address o. H. a. the Herald smss
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sroK PLACE OPERA HOUsE.-THE CELRBRATxD
"A Havana shan Opera eompany under .hs dirsss:n q
Aypor Badia On Wednesday, Evening Juoe 18th, I'M.
vl for .hs lnd ,ias mi. :s.ssry n.ys!
q vale aga Bosis Csnte al San brs Sig corradi Bet,
Valentino, 6igrs b. stensnsA ceute D ksvsrs, Sig D..
G.i..t; De Cosss sS Bsrs,.ni I.vsnnss Sig Badisli
Lssats kaul di Nangis, Sig L. salyi; harceo sig, L.
kar.n Urbans, ssra Carons vietti. General Adnissea
81; Gallery. 70 etc.; Seats secured 81 So
NATIONAL THEATRE, CHATHAM srREET.-WED-
Issdsy evening, June D. the entertainus eats will
Mr. Tilton; MAJOR Murray Mr. Croeker; Joha Duck, Mr.
Rurie; Lady bummerford, hrs J.nersop Patty Pottle
E Burke To be followed by the local piece wrtten
by b. A. Baker Esq. entitled, NOSE IN CHINA or Lfe
snorG the Foos-Noss Mr. s. Chsnrau; Sykesy Mr.
Se incur; Lisey Miss Anna Cruise Cookey Mrs. Jederron
To conclude with the lat new farce Of FRIEND WAC
Er. Jsnerssnj Mrs. Prettymsn. Mrs. Henry.
(tHRIsrY'B NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HALL. NO. Hs
~ Brosdwsy. between Grand and Broons ssrce.s-Aon-
al we-known rhrissys Ethiopian Opera Troupe
established Oldest hand In ID world
iios q cSr:sy They viii have Il: Isnor q sviSs
their original and lnimitahs every night
until further notice Admission 8 Doors open
Concert will o'elook. Oeresr2
on ssturdays, oem nsnsinx a. osioos. r. n.
CASTLE GARDEN is OPEN NIGHTLY. WITH
the direction Of George Lodsr Tickets each Doors
open 6 Concert precisely The will close
ID minutes o'clock, after Which, Summer Ball. under
the direction Of Mr. Conway the fayos Professor Of Dano
ing No place Of in the city compare with
Castle arden in being adapted to the wants Of families whs
here nationally enjoy themselves with Fresh Air. huss
point the upper Of the oty 70 the leading
Castle Garden and will be in readiness receive passengers
st the end Of the perfsrmanse No postponeent
count Of the weather Grand Sabbath Concert Sunday
evening.
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LNoR sALE-A FARM OF FORTY ACRES, IN THE
township Of Piscataway, Niadlessx county, New ysr
ssy, az miles frsm New Brunswick, and Of mile from
remain bond and mortgage required For further
New York. or Of the subscriber JOHN SMITH, the
mi
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MINsTRELS-rAE ORIGINAL
~ Pompey, late Of Chrisys Hinstres 4 broadway, be-
tween Howard and Grand srees Every evening during
the weekDeors T. Concert at 6selock The novel;
ties introduced By H. Pierce in his style Of Ethiopian per-
formances and Which have been received each night with
the raost decided marks Of appreciation
has stamped them being the ne plus ultra OF
tsrainmens Afternoon performances Wedncs and
Saturday. Doors open at ssneert a o'clock Admas
sion. esn. Orchestra boxes, &c., private boxes, S.
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W.BROwN, AUCrI0EERR.-ExTENSIvBs sAL1 OF
furniture hsuss furnishing artees. paAs forte he
j. ". Brown will sell At auction, Wednesday June 35Ah
- lok ecesh at Ne Broadway extensive As.ortmeas
Of valuable hsusshed furniture sSether with
Of ussful and ornamental hosse furnishing articles For
Gsulsrs. see catalogues. which are now ready.
ITO sT0vE pEALlRs co0PERs. AND sHEIT IRON
viii SELL this day in frsnt Of hsr store ~ eslsck
hge Of Sheet Iron and Hoop Iron damaged
The late ere in Water ttree by frssh vatsr only.
ID GARDINIR, AUCTIONEER CONTINUATION
Ds Sale, this OF Marble and AL tbsstsr statuAry
Italian Trench and Geodf heng the importation
o Sgser Iiovsnneni. Is. Gardiner ~ill cell aueten
This Day .. lo ssest at hs Sales Rooms s Brosa-ay
sf Anthony street. large and valus assortment
Of the sbsvs Goods comprising the iohsst PORTION Of the
solection. Catalogues are now re-dy
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npFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF JURORS No.
" City Hail. June 25.h, iseo-Notics s hereby given
exempt from Jury Duty who have not regstereA
A-r ths cee appesr and show their srosnds
Of for the purpose Of uch registration. or
u July They viii thus avoid being
ssnnsnsd 10 the performance Of Jury Duty.
WM A. WALKkR, Commissioner Of JurorsL
The New York herald., 1850-06-26

CUTtHoGuE HOUSE. LONG ISLAND, BETWEEN
Rverhssd snd Cresnport by railroad A. oelock A.
daily Fer good nshns good roads good sntsrsinmsnt,
and airy bedrooms, ths 10 the place. The propri~tor
nshss All thng r. and Agreeable and sd,ss those
DO vant and comfort old frsn from
York call In season. In order TO their roomsM
~. H.-Ths bsr 10 furnished w. q lfanors
The New York herald., 1850-06-26

ITO TIE THEATRICAL PROFESSION, CosTUMERs,
6cFor sale the entire wardrobe and properties VI
the late Mrs H. Phillips This wardrobe is very extensive Of
the beet make and materials eomprisnresss for line
in the drama. Terms low for cash Apply TO H. Phil
lips Wavsly House, Atlantic street. South Brooklyn L.
The New York herald., 1850-06-26

ISION NEW fOKk
Il Division orders-Nsw York. June 10TH ls50-rhis Di-
vision will parade Thursday the Fourth day Of July
nez 20 unite in the celsbration Of the 74h aanysrsy Of
kations Independence The Division line will be formed
On the Battery, right on Whi'ehs At scloek n The
pivsiop will pay the honors Of nsrching salute 20 the
Mayor front Of City Hail. o'clock
4. NJ when the parade will be Dismissed. Brisadsr General
osorns will the National Standard to be displayed
and National Salute 70 be hred at sunrise by the
Artillery The Major Generals salute will be from
Battery, under the direction ef BrEadier General Norris
Brgsdisr General Hall viii order troop Of horse
the Major General 81 his for duty
quarter bers oelsek ether troops report 70
cs hour. Brgsdisr General Even will detail tive
companies OF Light Infantry TO report TO the Division Ia
spssor ct quarter before o'clock precisely Aumuni
abe sutes will be Furnished BY the ennissary
General reauisition Of Of Regiments
fks STAFF will assemble at the Of the Major
General at half past oel ck A. Commsndsnts Of Br
directed this srder
thereof relates their rsspestivs commands
forthvith. BY mand Of
CHARLES W. sANDYORD, Major General
ROBERT c. WITNORE. Division Inspector.
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fI>HE HOMESTEAD VILLAGE ON THE EIGHTH AVE-
nue-Lots for sae-Thrty dollars TO be paid down ball
bond and mortgage for four required Lots
esnsot be bought the nshborhood for double what asf
This npe opportunity for in moderate srsum
stances, purehsse hsne On January l homestead
exempted for $1,000 Fer maps and partieuiars VI
SAMUEL y. BARTOL.
l75 and III william ~, Windsv shad, warehouse
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EoR sALE-A ROCKAwAY CARRIAGE WITH P0Ll
and shafts patent axlo in good order Price 3l60-A1
ply
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CEA BATHING, AT LONG BRANCH.-TUE NORRIS
~ Hous st the above celsbratsd bathing place
for the reception Of viste This needs no
comment being under the u whsa
built; and al the old fsvorits proprieor-J w. Morris
wants 10 70 give him call. Stop Ocean Hsuss
for the honis House stage. and all will be right
shsree. J. w. MORKTs
NIB The propris,or being d.srous Of retiring from hs
boarding tusfnsss, offers his ss,sbiishmsnt Tor sale.
! W. NORRIS prorrietor.
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forms his frisnds and ,hs public that the 5th Of
June he will the above Hotel branch
resort Of The New Ysrk Hotel The hotel thus snnsunced
10 situate in the pleasant village Of rAirasid Conneetcu
Long Island Bound and Is contiguous excellent
and ssf, beech for s,. bahn and in the sdst Of
facilities fer romantic rides and drives Traps per Nsv
Haven karoad, stopping 81 Fsrhsd leave and retarn
New York. 81 Canal street. ss times each
pyns from two TO two and half hours The hotel will
somnodas about I've hundred and will be the
personal direction of Capt stephen X Roe.
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wAsHaNG.

WHAT TO DO. AND now TO no IT-po WHAT
wiz a. ali yuur wsshsrg before breakfasts ruthiss
ssis msshii sss.r.r ,hss .ssp wsrrss
sSerla be without it-Ed Christ,n fntele.neer AppI
rsrsersy. or ~ letter, post psd "a w. TWkLvkrREk
kssssr street. New ycrk.
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CrruAr ON wArrRD-A YOUNG GIRL. ABOUT 10
- yeuss Ss -ish.s sssstior is pvvs.s fsnIy. So
would prefer unstn the scvpsry during ostha
The b.., q sn:ss giyss Apply ss~ Usvss<y psss
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TINTED srATRs NAIL srRAMRRs BETWEEN NEW
" Ysrh And Lvsrpoel-Ths ships upeans shis ns

ADkIAf1C, Captain 0rsfton.
fsse shps having bees built BY contract expressy fos
Services hes been taken their
also In their enfnes strength ast
spsee s.d their sseonmosstons for rsssenser are
sgsaa for elegance oofsr Price ~ passage from New
Yssk 70 Liverpool $50 exclusive of sss
rooms, es76 An ssperisncsd surseoa viii be attached
sssh chip Ne brths sseurs< snt paid for. Per fsishs
% psssas@ apply 70 -,,,.. 80
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VIZ ASKING MADE gasy OR now TO WASH CLOTHS
v,hcut sbcrrhe hes, sy.tsn in ,h,s wcrd rsluirss
sess pstr srtiess cheer and can y
lss srywhefe isssnt natl spse pcstase rheusasss
morth. fres eniy 81 per copy Call or s~ne
V tsEADAnkREAvILT, fssss, Lsundrers s Ana fsrvs,,
Gse0nd sesrl Nss NoJh
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OTTO COTTAGE. NORTHUMBERLAND INsTRUMRN-
" tal Free Concerts Strauss celebrated Band every
Monday, Wednesday, and FRIDAY. commencing at r.
and closing atsP. n. rerriaxe reduced to cents.
NB-ln the weather unfAvorAbls the Concert win
take place
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G. CARRINGT0N, AUC-
bles--A ssignse's sals--JACOB
II the Auction Room, z3 Platt
s sruoibles, from No. 5 to IS,
r.. h Co Southwark. Phila-
70 Of black lead has compelled
b the business. The sale 10 BY
ms are oash on dslivsry.
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CALIpvRrIA THR0U0H rICKwfe, DfRnCry-Oua
~ Avs sass IN Rowland Aspp~als hps Per ser,
ana ns In The rs for 1uiy ish for
sslr. v. WHITE. Wall street.
CkLIroRrIA DIRHCr THROUGH yiCRurs-rwo
" lover ssr psr Cherohes s.d stssrsS., fren f.nsnA
Gfs 2eth ant Ishnu vsyAe. fer
hv,T j. q shnpAsb, - srs.s-sy. sors.r wail s,.
rog cALfroRs u.-THRoUeB rIcKrrs ros sAr
u rrsseissp. vts vsssma 70 ~.vs ke- Yevh Jniy isS
6sssr>l wsrrss fren Ps~sns ~ a.. rra.essec. nay "
kad ss a,SAsakSsn W POLL CO. rssat swssA
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-03-16
Letter from Willard Curtis.

FRIEND JOHNSON: That my friends may
better understand my views, in relation to
the great questions that SO much agitates
both Church and State, throughout Christen-
dom, please give the following remarks a
place in The Buglc.
believe the Bible, land by the word BIZ
bic mean the Old and New Testaments)
in all its fundamental doctrines to be given by
inspiration of God; that on account of the
different languages and different translations
shrough which the Old Testament has come
20 us there arc some things contained in it
which appear dark, and hard to be reconced
with lis great leading principles, but that
llese principles should not be rejected on
that account.
believe that all war is violation of the
great law of love given us by the Savior of
or he world. believe in the universal
brotherhood ofthe whole fhrnily ofman, and
that the command of our Lord, to love our
acighbor as ourselves, extends to every son
nnd daughter ofAdam, and that thereby every
species of oppression is forbidden.
believe, that no man can give voluntary
support to the United States Constitution
without violating the principles of the gospel
believe the leading churches of this Ma
ton are the bulwarks of American Slavery,
but that the sin rests far more upon the min
istry than the laity.
believe that some of our Anti-Slayery lee
turers, in addition TO pleading for the Slave,
plead with men TO disbeleve the Bible.
really wish such could be spared to stay at
home.
believe it pity that such an article as
that of II. c. Wright's, lin relation TO his
funeral discourse, published in The Bugle,
of the 18th inst) should ever have been
written, and still greater pity that i, over
found a place in The Buge. do believe
the true interest of the Slave can never
be advanced by such articles as that. Should
the Editor, or should other subscribers, diff
fer from me respecting that article, have
only TO say, they have the same right TO
Judge for themselves that claim to be my
right, but while ! remain n subscriber TO
The Buglc, must be permitted (though /
would do it respectfully TO record my testi-
mony against sentiments like those contained
in that article.
WILLARD CURTIS.
Pennington, January Goth, 1850.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-03-16
BOWDITCH'S WORK.

FOR sale nj the Salem Book Store "SLAyr.
RY AND THE CONSTITUTION" by VIM. /. Bow
ditch. y most excellent work thet ought to
be read by all-l56 svo. pascs-papcr bound.
The subjects treated of arc arranged as follows -
" Slavery Agreeable TO Gods Providence; Di-
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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-03-16
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IHR CoNyrNroN.--Wc arc glnd TO sec a dis
position manifested by oil rali -. all over tho
state, TO send TO our Constitutional Convention
inc very best Nor. Judge Lane of Sandusty,
Judge King Of Tlurhbull, and Judge Cowcn, Of
belmont will probably have seats in that Con-
vcntion.- True Dn,.
Ono Of the items Of expense, in printing a
newspaper, the N. Y. Tribune paid, during
lS40' amounted TO $4,000, for tclcgraphing
news alonc, besides the news from the East,
west, and South. Tho whole sum 100000.
"CoMirtoS l"-on the fst Of March tho
Humkets Of the Ohio Legislature combined,
and divided up the Judgosiips They elected
81 Judges-l1 Wings II Democrats.
PLANK RoADs.--Forty Plank Road charters
were granted last session, by tie Ohio Lcgisla-
turc, and about sixty will be granted this.
AiRs. SouTHwonTH, the author Of 'lletribu-
ton, is i'll. The Pittsburgh Nisitor says that
she has already lost ono lobe Of the lungs, and
her present sickness is a severe cold settled on
the lungs.