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The southern press., 1850-09-30
EurAuLA, Sept. q, 1850.
Nj. M. NOAH, esq.

Dear Sir: For several years, your paper, (the
Sunday Times,) has had large number of SUBJ
scribers in this place. As fair minded impair
tal man, it was supposed that you would use
your influence ard talents, to rebuke the spirit of
fanaticsm and aggression, by which the perpeu-
Ity of Southern institutions was threatened. We
hoped to find IN you an advocate unawed by
Northern power, who would at least do us Justice.
Believing this, the people Of this place subscribed
to your paper, and il has numbered in this place
more subscribers than any other paper.
We cannot express regret then, that you
have thought proper to change your course.
You not only defend the acts of majority of
the Senate-aud that grand scheme of submls-
sion, the Compromise bill, but In your paper of
the 25th uit., you avow doctrines utterly at war
with the principles of the Constitution, and dia-
metrcally opposed to those rights Of the States,
Of which you have been the pretended advocate
II We oppose the abolition principles avowed by
Garrison, Seward. Greely and Smith, as making
war upon Southern inst,utions-we equally resist
those federal doctrines promulged by Won in the
naper referred to, not less monstrous, and not
less subversive Of the rights Of sovereign States.
You need not "ay the 1nttering JUNCTION TO your
SOUL" that the State Of Alabama, (upon which
you seem so thoroughly to rely,) possesses such
a wholesome conservative spirit" that shall
Country and it's government, at the expense of
her rights and institutions.
The principle Of right to secede whenever the
State of Alabama thinks proper to do So has but
few opponents IN this section of country. and when
you brand the advocates of that principe as trni-
tors, you include nine-tenths of The people of Ala
bama.
Entertaining the opnons that you have ex-
pressed-go on with your unrighieous aggressions
---and the principle YOU nov denounce will be put
into practice, We, then, Invite you, st the head
The southern press., 1850-09-30
Meeting in Eunuls, Alabama.
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Posr .Ovy'cz, EurArLA,

Posr OrFscx, EurAuLA,
Barbour CO., Ala, September IA, 1850.
GEsrLEMEN Having been absent from home a
short time, find on ply relnrn, your paper COM
ing regularly to this Office, directed TO T.. Belts.
NV purpose in addressing you to-day, is TO inform
you, that my individual responsibility, posi-
firety refuse to derer yours any other ncend'ary
paper rom this e0ice to any person whafeper
Very respectfully,
your cbedient servant,
j. ri. DANFORTH, p. 81.
: To Publishers Of National Era
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CANADA,
Runners OF Change s,r Charles t3rRy-tsov.
srnnleut Gotng 10 Quobec-BishOp Char
honael-hImast ever The Rabie Rock

Runners OF ChepgH- Sir Charles GrRy-tsov-
s1nnleut aotng 10 Quobec-Bishop Char
honnel~Almest t'Vcr The Fable Rock
Correspondence Of The ftbnne
sec in the NegYork papers extracts from
Jsmaics Journals showing probability ,aet Git
Charles Reward Gray will come bitber from the
" ess Indias, az tbs successor OF LORD Gl5in, who
may noG desiro 10 return to Lover Canada
whittier Measrs Baldwin and Lafontaiae have in
timated their intention 70 carry the Government
afer next eesaion, Perhaps Lord remains here's
! think ii would be we'll for Tho interests he repre-.
sents that he cid rensin-but so much is sid
about hs removal that many persons bagin to
think he does not intend 30 meet tie Parliament
again, II he Colonies are to be united under 4
concentrated Government, Quebec might be l
central point ior legislation, Nc hus thkt Ia not
the intention tho carrying 81 the public Offices
here ard calling the LseislstuFo together there
would pleose very faw and suaoy q sceaymaay.
Quebec il far below tbe cen5Sr even of the Lever
CAneda population. saying uothiDG oi ppsr CsD.
atRi i ia E ys-y co,d AID drsSry piscs in Winter
ueS,ly ~ North sad aisuSt3o il the midst of
pecpe Nbe ue&fly sA speak French. aud y5are
early 1oucaiion hes been mach neglected Al.
Though Qpalec Was ior 40 years toe cn1si eess Of
Rrltsh power IN North America il hsa fbDs lar
exhibited 70 f'gus Il seFity or enterprise. be.
yeud tbc bH.i&Hg al s t5w yestelA au4usifv Yet
tao 9its1t et'ge seems 70 b. hstweao afojan % -n
- ;Fa mar5ia If Lake 0nta,is vibi3 {a4
651a sail ei ta0 Stt.s If New York, tn. tbs len.
eo01G and ssro1gg certified garrison. town uesr
Meloa Montgomery fell, ard Dahina .Faasa vyails
w ole snd @ot;csu iougbt ted az oied
e 4 he 6oye1coe OF Jsubjcs is / presume the sir
{ y mi - -,
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FROM 'Fho Rusni nistrlots'-Cayusu.
Correspopteoce Of Yte Tribune

AunvKS, saur.day Oct s. 1850,
q. GRrr1EY: Our Whig Congressional Con
veution met yesterday at Homer, and nominated
Col, E. b. MoRoAN Of Aurora, (brother to o.; s5c.
rotary Of etatel one Of our tsuest and most active
whise He win command strong vote, aud We
hopo will DO returned to tho naxt oongre's. Strong
resolutions weyo pa,sed on she Slavery question
sustaining unanimously the Delegates from this
District 10 the Wing state Convention They
all vosed in the majority
A card is nos beias circulated for mass meet
iag of the oitzena of this oly without distinction
otparsy, TO express Vheir Indignation aud opposl
aion to the Fugitive Slave bill, For the cry is here
and aiII continue 10 be, Repeal Repeal
Your Uuly g
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o.,A nl.e.ien-rbe pro.pecs

Correspondents c.,r.fgrs. We9Eesda5, Oct 2 1850
DEAR slR--IF ia laeals 70 iofu ''4s a@'e ~,
cpJssioo Us 70 tbs result o. cur Eeo""ol sil2 w.
wbig marty OF Ohia So SO CAT up " 'hS AoG,iD@.
.ior ~ Gan. Taylo. aai the eonse4uea' 90
Sill, .eces,iop F15l sbs bssf iA'oF.na' wy,
NV ra.cb The slsesIoo % Congress- o. ''''S N@''''
haop, is pretty eertsir, viz
10 = Disa>l o. p. Hamilton w.
~ LywIs D CaM7sSAt4 wing 80 go
AZ t3en B,eAMBs whs, vice n y Scaso't
III gen A n%,srox vYhig, vice H. 3 0or~in
~ pr @9s.ap g5ceyt9a Opp. ylee Emery D. Eo!'ef
~, = s. ~. Gun Opp vics Amos f Wood
W =. Z, n E,q.bu.. opp. vice Jons. D MordE
WI, CEN Ionx l. TAILOR, Wig chiicotne D-si.
xI. Geo H. Busby, OPP. vice john b hl e''
XII JONI WELSH, Dig, gices < Flh'on'
XIV ALEX HARPER wig, vice Nathan EYaao
XIV. rios. l. Jewaf Or PROB vice Hunter o.
XVI Nose. Hoagtasd d. Coshocton Dles'
XVII. Joseph Caote, DO Co!umoisna DIST
YvnI Darto K Ca,ify, 80 5sTk Wayne
XIX Eegs HgwroN r g wig vice Jno CfoWeil 40
Xxx Joshne r Gidc'ng' Ashsaoula Dist
XXI Norton s. Totonsstad vice Joa. "A. Root
Nessrs. BELL ard v gLsH who take the place
OF Messrs sohenck aud Yioson, are lair, senslole
men. who caanos At once make good the pi4cos OF
tb.ir predecessors Mr. Welsh Ia middle aged
LAWYER. OF high character for integrity, but vii
make no figure in The Hoags. Edgertoo, WAC sup.
plants Wood is smart, clesr-besded felloN land
agent by profession snd IN pollticf goes IN TO WIN
Iewc.t who vii probably run out Hunter, 10
LAWYER Of aome reputation The District includes
.ho strong Opposiso1 County OF Monroe, and was
only osuied by Hoptor On personal grounds
1t is 100 bad that such man rs Norton y. Towns.
bend should Represent 60 Upright, intelligent and
essentially Wing Dsirict AS the Haron, bat The
DISTRACTIONS and pergeIaions shere loaye no hoQe
Of differcns result
Che three most doubtful Districts are the INth
(Plotkwsy,) XII (Frsuklipl aud XIII'h Morgan,
Perry and Washington These arc all nov rep
resented by our Gdvetsa,iesi ard unlesH we gain
two OF them we shall probably lose gcound in the
Delegation. The ceneioates
IxP VAN FEUnr rRairri Or. Ed,oa B. oidsi
X gAM'L GALLOWAY Charles SOeetser
XIII. Wm " FINE I'm H. RhiNoey.
consider Fmks dance beet Of the three; Gal
loways ia fair; / tope Van Trump viii beat Odds
but do hot expect it
AS to Governor, neny Wings say Joaneton
will be elected; do n1l mink Wood election
Eeems to me surc.
Many Wings are quito aapguine Of carrying the
Legislature. can sse only possibility of it.
The Free Coil organization deptgea u OF eey-
eral of our atrougeOt Counties while ittpkes none
from our adyesme4. /. destroys our natural ma
jority Of Six TO Eight Thousand for Governor on
the Reserve, end probsbly insores majority tbere
pgsiDsg US The rst9naI probability ls thet this
beats rs, all ronnd.
The U 6. Circuit Court is now sitting q! lhis
place Judge MoLF4E presiding Ihia 10 an ed
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IS .srI4EN1


1hTH HAT NEAT!! EdE JOUKnEYMEN rAL
~ ORB COOPERATIVE UNION TAILORING Is
TsElIBH8GHT, i54 ca ssd-st ouo do0' sonIh OF sees
UIau Ia now open 10 husjaess md pUlC uspesioS fbj
uvi,e their re,ow artisans snd citizens 70 eheoss 81
.9o0ds Every gsrlneni Is warranted 20 1t and msisa
he mos fashousble Gu ads sHle ~ say ID sod
come and 80 fts working u7coaHics ha9s ua2s "a
and viii do
N As tho C operative UnIau bag .s1e5 6iliP marsI
hsr bog TO II form those who sympshiGe "h NOR moro
ment quo e pers dealing in s1ch Articles as e us't
by members OF said Union coal, ouf sroGoIiss &c-aA
f0 Gueh sciy sc they may accom- from said melnbs TX
money or goods they Bhs eive clohlng ON isd Vs.
lon al per iatetest foT The lime ssd scrp bs not pre-
seped [sla I'm WM GRANGER, Secretary
SSJFkLIAhE HIHDHAUGH, Me'chsm Tslcrt d
~ Vesey Actor H0u 6, bees iesge TO inform BIZ
ends ard the public gepersy sha' he has iuai reHrtd
nom business uip Europe where he visited ue ba
manufactures that could ba ionnd, aid rom whchhs o.
.zned Cloths Cess'merea Slid and osshners VesIinpld
The bee, rsbrc hs, be produced snd ofhe very as
And approved styles 81 would cell sltsnuoB 70 hh
fact and tbuhs hs vaHtGre t. say that ne his hsd
goods in his that not he flsd by any ei
eItsbl'hment in City ofNew.YorS so imeodsyuah'
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rnal,,rsn f.a,n s.nher-CeIer.

To tbs Eattyr 81 }As iY'aahs
Isea IL ell the psness mention is made of the
dangers to which NEGROES or oolorsd people"
sfe exposod uDder s6e oporstiop Of the new Fugi
i've Slave law, Permit me 80 ask ore question
and hcps GENE learned lawyer viii answer it,
Taking tho Law IS osacsed By the Congress- Of this
GLORIOUS Republic. oades Constitution estsb-
liahsd to secure to ourselves snd our poaterity
the bl, ssasa o. la8ertg ask il sestte men, women
and chld,eD, cannot Dc Consigned TO liia Of bond
age by the same prooess which sends the blsck
man 10 the Southern suction 3 och Is there any
provision il the Consultation Of the United Ssssss,
in tho Southern Slave eide, or in tbs Fugitive
Slave bill, witch iade&tss distnollon between
white s0d black persons. 'or the security oi tho
rights Of the whigsl lso what is ID An
.AaSueY There "a none. Gov Fish him-
self is liable to be seized and taken to 8
Southern slayo,pen under that law, without
privilege of habeas corpus or Trial by Jury.
The law knows no White or Black-only
Slave or Free. III.
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GHx ToEoNIo AND LA6t SaucnE Hs.lwAr-
This great pIo5eot 81 Rad fgon Oatzts7 - Es'F.
~ WY 81 Lske Simc-3s. is toiaz ia4ls rilus'y
gushea larvsfd We seq ita2ateosast Ia County
CoaHci Ct Siaeos heye y.;ef g-aa;uf f51,a57
IL eebsniQtes, lsg lla prontosD b. TIA anJesg.ses
Sod esI!s upoI e cofposst.oa a rFoato - o1ne
ie5VeEa VIC : 4e sue. sic s TIA bsisac- rsse
60 70 mss UP the LOU 700 ~ sssrF 80 mare
ire e utp'e41an ~ 5ee whui Ijas IszA-ti tn.s
faisc 1pficn 3o4e ed I1u ti.e O -ii9a several
vi NE uesE N-Etg e5'iss ia hses a.
rEsrt eng. .tEics Sba4t &}a 51G
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Fuolrrr NEcRoEs-Col.J Bailey, of Doso
to Perish, La discovered few days since, while
parsuing some runaway negroes in The Jordan ses'
Element, party OF aeven or sight slaves who were
anugy lodged in cave we'll provided With o1a'
Portable rktions-suoh "a hams, bacon aud gene
raj assortment OF sroceries Some of them were
osptured and delivered 20 sheir owners
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yetrg old. sud has made great prog 'esa for Tor
eiener During the terrible fever amons the Erish
emiersnte il H. tt wHf ~ Montreal sud actively
sstisted eli who required b- sid TIL ne N igEslt
discard STACKED himself; AID when his prede-
cesgor. thf late Bishop as q gins up here, vic.
tir to his nntifog zeal sn6 devotion on that fasa
wear. Dg ChsrSounei sat il srest 1snge- Of hla
lie 1t Nuntreel The R1msu Cs.n0tic Risho9 o!
Carsds first chose sif Jzfsin vtfq abs Minister
fo- BiGhop OF this Diocese, bat the Pope zansed
il seems, dat Dr. Cha bonnd should scespt the
office, efd tie did 20.
erection md tie ltrgest place of z0yfhj In To-
rorto It's sr eles an' stone structp.a, ba on the
highest ground IN the heart Of the city, bl; foI
quite inished Thirty years sinoe T5ronso CON
tsined only enc little wooden chspal, in shich
Bishop Stochran preached on 83n6sys, .ezchio5
the District 6 ho0l ou week days; nos, wa have
tp-euty places OF eorsbp Il not mora, most OF
them SOLID, stately, handsome houses otns nents
70 the city
Mr. CoIp, who vas over here from tbs Falls Of
Niagara, recently. tes rus thai the lady Wdo
lumbled beadlope down the ravine from her car.
riafe, near the Clifton House, is deaf People
should be very careful Of their tteps when nasr
rocks ard precpces In the sumner Of 1885,
took rice one day with Mrs and Mrs Cup, and
another lady in their one horse wagon tom
Drumnc16sviile 70 the T llis aud thence down up
on he Tsble Rock Uhch, though its diTeniiona
bad been iessened by The hsf acre which fell on
il 1873. aud further rent fbersaffor, w.s evea
then very pleasa ut promenade. Gf G. dove
fne large brown mare, usually very safe, o1s ~1o
ha, morning tooA fright nj the machinery ~ opSr
ation for raising water to the sammi' isyel CT
civ then in em0ryo and backed toward she -dgs
Of : bc!ow prsci2ioe nj. 9. had she re'nE,-l
ilstantly Jumped out--heId tie marc bg the BIZ,
turned Ter round, Locked The whesll eai toore We
s.ood 'or few moments or The very brink as 1t
.zere, OF eternity Wnen looked doFn sf1-r-
ytzds 1t the danger ze bad esosped- full 100
fset perpendicular amouE tde rocse brloF--l re-
saged - rs more ca1Iicus In tutl-e The rock
ifo5ty feetof il ii Width is no1 gone-sunk and
y :, thz 6oiHre, fJemttg ehi.Liag a9ad
ROGER SHERMAN.
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KIDvArpISe. -Ehhu X. Rector and Wiui&n
Payne were arrested in Edgeville, S. G tho other
day, or charge of having kidnapped twofree cootsd
boys when they had in their possession,
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COAL.

6tUAG,, KGU OR wdlTH AeH-Yhe lovest mnisi
~ price, LetRe Nut, $780, Stove SD Egg S.; AN.stdi
479 Brooma ct rssf Wooster sud 3l5 Bowery
Elf Snl JACOR WEEKS, Jr \ &EPhEWB
sNUAl4.-l sstuag coal 81 usual cf Dost 41aij
OcheBpsf rhau sn3 other tesef II the clY, rom ny
SIG sers PErEx CLtHroH
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~ New YORK qDIy.Cnlty-1ed,calDs E artniell-
Te Faculty Of tbs New Uniyers take great ssiae
In chg tbst they hsve flied the no Fscsn Chss IN
then Institution IS gentlemen prominent standing IN 'helr
rcs9ectiv gsI.uerE DE Ei.hA Bartlett Professor OF
the Institutes and Practice OF Hedictue 10 the Louisville
UNIVERSITY Or ssmuel Grosa Professor OF Surgery
II Louisville University, having beth rc4Ened thstr
Prof IN thai Institution have been elected to and
sccepteo the one ne Cla Of aaaaiea snd rfscucs oi
Geocn tbs Other tie rhsr Of Surgsry, II the University
In these elections the Faculty looked oaly shs
grs6 snd permanent ins!csls 81 e!r School, aud they
universal acceptance of the profession VIII sod an earnes'
thai the Institution will nothing ofa former prosperity
sES8lOH tS50-5l. a..
The LscuIes viii commence MONDAY mo %lht OF
Cctober, sEd be continued 10 he lss' DAY ol seofusy
GRANVILLE sHARPE 9ArTTsoN, A q frefsi<ef Oh gene
ri. dercriptivs and surgical Anatomy.
MARTyH PANE. IA D Professor OF 2ateTis MedicS Ano
CUISINE 2 BEproRn, nd Professor o; 4iJ vfaTy and
Diseases Of Women and Children.
JoRH w. nRAPER. ND Protector Of ChemiStrY Sad
Phs siooRy.
Prartce OF y ediCiBe
BAMuUL Gross. md Professor ef Surgery.
}ensefsstrato7 of .4iLntsgy-WiLLlAM pARLlBG "a :
Phs Faculty il viii be hsya ud3ed tho department.
OF Physiology to tue chair OF Ch6msry, and Pro Draper
will Ia utuTe addition TO his regular coure Of Chemi2
NY give two evening lectures or Physiology rue sdYSn
sS this srrans emeni mnsi he obTo'is 10 avery Que
The Professor t Anatomy viii sso de1ve' an additional
lecture ID hiS department al az everinS hoaT IN 9Faef 70
ample opportunities 70 thelr P0pis Tor eudyng dis
case prscscs The Fseay heTs 33ierni 10 oreu i6Fes
iss surstce and Esdicai cInque b asid by Prof
Grcss on SsurdRys
Cd N Obsterrc clniQas 80 livery Monday uglsr 'as
direction a Prot Eeaford T5s most Interesting disesse9
efVonen and Children willie bt0u shteore tue class aDd
olIy lecture upon by The Professor Ehs cisss vii also
al the houses o. the patient
Weduegdav nrGsr ;hs trece1 q rs Rsr;'e1 spd Fsi-
Ia 4da.nol to .aesa mean. Of srudYag dises.-. u.
Ear IDfinzTy tac veri3ut DisFentsrlss ard BEu5des
"a all aceessbls 70 The 'g1sz Cblc2 i1e'facdoo IA
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CRAZE WINK.
VrynHIo PLOunfgEUR

sUHasE.gH 20 nh KIN0 or FHG baADIAH
g53HE sEbscbsr g0e sgsul il tua Uuilsd s.a1ha % =
Z sse 81 to- 5G5s3rsIs9 Fgsro PiS7mieiTs fra lfft
Is cgspa-sd II Tscaipe and exaeUis ri Orders % ~
sisJ3gs &e 5s q dsycript,ols CD tas mos la7os.s
sga s1t 7gi i~7ttsb 70 5zitsrEs ard f1dtff TR''
s'zrs ApgIF 81 f0UTaL EHGUsE
SO irr n Lihe7ty CB1s
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eYr Grange Mountain ;gater.CRre- Dr.. cARL
L6Ssxz b.. .ccees-d Or seker the zeal direction
OF hts tu,i,ulon TIE sss1shpleni IL slsed Ia slaih
Orange E.t1 County Sey lersey one hours rids rom
the ciFy bg asor and ERssx Railway Yisitore axe iae
Fsf5y boa, at the foot o. CoTauHisl al s. ara a
n. Private baths attached 10 cost OF Ihs ptHsos
s27H
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! oAhEy ~ al4t-l. ifaae 5a@s sfe .o+Tsz t5s u.
" s'rssksSr JeTa.efa st MAJ lcsErEs i slds 81 IL
rs t5ezt 80 a. 7z.-asi7- .z87 - SIS z-.9
hisd f5fUee4 asp 54% 1873 RfLe.a AsD FOOLS, AIS
Us - rortsd 28c -2 uaaftl-.--@- AlE La A%iC&s
Dr. t48 Ihat6B8 a}ff u sr s2sus ~ 1isaa sfyls
gcier e5s-s Ess~F -ezsrn11s al ggrizrs t7T s-y
KID " isZaae7zs wi - gaeaptg s41caied 5} 3 4
StEe.4az 49, bporssf rf 1efs ~ as i2SSel =
PES ~ ,sis sa+ zsc1frr - ft f1n4enis. =
Fait9E-F. ~ -
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E2'- Dy. BeuEhtop's Wn,er-Uurs Estnbitat.
meuf, No. "es' Eleventh * a5ec coore .roa Sfos1s
Wsy e!9 I'M
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- UfSseE.5y1A @sisA4Ay0 1fas4 so11s<s.L.
Ela All 5sGaags u ls UU.-s5 S4.5z 9onof.l oica, 1871
sr9zdssey. Opcz ~ ne morning I'LL II night
4ttileTs Il GeGfo5s Nho aCc13ouat T. 1Sns15gihs
tuslness ettb IN O'Rsis Lines n sus soc0o Of tbs
uEd s.Etes 'g 6ut 4 tsir us5Tasl leave their de
Ps1cies - his s15ca 70 irsura sromci sat eoUaet
niEeiop isAH
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q d.. shew's WateF. s5aye Iaatltuttoa a, cor.
Der fFe!fih-S.. No Ualvs ait o acc n9 II

e. FhoHographic Publications OF eli sort. 0y
A d e1r ans buylp, punu51ec aad t.! als hr
. 2aTn JOHN F, TROW. 70 nd s. Ana
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gsssBfx fNts,Tba IargS hose 5d ErAnain At 4 far
- deere Of HtosdvSv has hea Hlrnihrd n,
bosfder0 at .1i s. 81 TO s. per week limited uumSsr
euT VIII be ysk CT rs w.
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SIS IL Aafeper's EAR iu1Tmagy q Wsrfea-st
Rrase open com iid Tor he exclusive reat
n diseSszs deafness, discharges rato the Get
SOC 81 imp ssant lolses In be heed c1red n 'horI time
FhDuJ riss or pain Gonsgstrv ice 81 ivy latter oth
arRtse Unpad letlers rrflsed sl9 m0bLsVF
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Few. York, sept % 1861 'is n{ssioo.2o

r. 70 tbs MtuIbas an of lhe Protective Union
All cesiroUa OF sscsrtsning The facts g5isdog
the dispute bstv Gsog4 Ann and soma u bs Pfas
f. Of tbs uembsr eqleS.ei t. aie1d the
regular me- Ing Thlraday evening, 10Th 1sS the
Eale e House Of balI, Ia dfaud.sI. near Broad say.
u i.s GEORGE ApAE
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E9g r. otice.-sANGAhOH AND KOREAN RAIL
ROAD COMPAEY.-The annual meeitng o. tne sIocE
Fgicefs OF The Barr smon sad &orgsu Railroad m9any
Tor The election OF Bosra OF Directors aud transaction OF
otbei bneIuepa VIII be held 81 TIE office OF ths comp
10 the CT, OF 4e Yok q Hanover fl Tpasr ay i.h
Jay OF October 1850 Al y ocock, Pots open ffom L
IT, be, K, Of rensfer ~ be cotsd from the lit TO l5a
October, bo,h iuc ufye - ......--..
v. Zen LIZ .Iat( l-.2
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~ " Chr0Eo. Thern.ai System Of 7Eetffciss,.
CDR Turner q f4sw- crz Edtiorl, u,ice 81
42l Inn LOH6 Il snn1i
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x 0AB D-ln darr,sorsg SCUM srooGb =, oppasle Dr.
rStSn5, Itch II drs, csss howe peassnt 'ooa
single gentlemen, IN family o. fev psr;ore H.
Cuite et II HaErison.si "a 4
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~ Eos sale-A Wing NeSaoapsT win a g3od Oh.
fsiLsr aUd Advertising patronage Ia uasy OF his
sste The preseni proprietor wishes cAsnge his bust
ness ard Z, hi sell out favorable .6ms part Of .he
pufcass nouas ony VIII be- tfqurei II the pnfchsse do
alte H. An scve practical printer VINO has snsit c4pls
InGntre nj his hics az II
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EOAED,-TNo or three gentlemen can be s.comm,.
OGsled with rooms ami board In private fairly ne,,
Union Perk Apply at ISIS Fo1rlh.ay. OF ST.
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2 ~ Water-Cure hnantuts-t CITY and Uoun-
RID FYALL receives pse1ts 81 ire ccei12!t04R cty
4hlts7revi IS stsalsl at Oyster Bay, L. l. Cen
nupicsion daily be~t these pscef by 'tesnhoat e1d
railrosd Gsuefai Pr.cice attended TO- ConiasAoeA -
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COMPREHENSIVE.

stFSSOLEYEON- Notice IL hereby glgen that tina e.
A. tneTsht9 of EereucL z0cswe o. 81 PetfER
city OF New York il 10 dsy dissolved By ur.as connect
All pefsons bayirg elaine agsiuti IN rm req sedA
present them 10 WaiJer Il Rockwell, Of the hfm,h
sdiuau snt; snf 81 i0d-btet firm hen
by uotifed rpsEe psrmsn 10 btu as ho is apshorsss
settle tha shaitE u ao i'm,
SPENCER ) BENEOtCF
o5 twt WAITER M ROCK HELL
NI0aIUEl-T The copsfinefEhlp heretofore exs,iog y
iaeer he snbscrDers under lbe name end m Df
A BEATTY bio day dissolved hy mutual consent
Tbs bltlne5 ~ be Quoted The old stand 81 FhI
eyenue hy C0RNEMUS BEATTY, wa0 l. sUshohseda
se'e The sb Of aud receiYs he moneys bslong0g 10 a
cid ttm-Da'ed NeW-Y0rk, Oct 1850.
CORNELIUS BEATTY
o. So ALFRED BEATTY
INIOTIUk.-rhe tutereat or ths iste THoAAs DICK
SON IL the firm OF WARD. DICKSON Il co hr
minated on the ls day u August 1850 The surviving
partners continue tbs business heretofore an
Of los 81 WAND, pfgk5OH co
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Az 4SDGE% liza AIDES 3lLt ayHNlCEs OgA
~ RthY MULLINS Sc-Earniles anuut iurrtsstoi
shslr windova vt iie ano5e sIllcies IN 3ad g, o
3ynOOBckD3 z2s lSroeiHsy, ho sgtegi I'D 7a 80
sagtnlsp' "a ne cry sFsrNi siytB rsH before nH9
ducod 70 {evIeyA Lsce 1uo 7!naln 81 2l4s dTzeSi
ios7eiE, ioopa 2irt randa eofaices - Families ~
sIsSlng Of lbs sUhscrtohI rzg rely EPsa sn2 dratis
article - l9v It "a rGsslhe e Hfee u gaaltse
ursi 5zrrcrn ing Il ryhossss wiifGt tt iec teg
Sss TtFsHtrrr ~ eall 'sors purchasing SIS ~bsfs
siSsf i. u }Fo0nsGAD ~ sfoedEs5