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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-22

nB- JOHNSON Nc. 10 DcAKR srsEE7 80 WnU
~ knewn In the treatment u delicate dpsasss Dss
ssuen tor sk In thsss hasarua
sxisttd for ysars IL cens,itatsnAl seaAns
ouredi In f~ur dave
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-22

nk L. soSThsOkt WOULD say To rHosE VINO
- have eentrsctsd sscsses. "Curs NJ vosas" that IA
lahe of thy health iLsse devoted years mp
profssssn sno havs treated successfully theusssds Of
Ih..s sh- slsh 70 c.esus me On ttsss eempiass
sesptsd yea ssius yogr seslth -iii sy-is tsss
tnatos who unbushtpgy tell you 1hs thsy Gully
yon spd thst thee, hind ~ medicine a. al
sry ,er as's-e IN All is tcrs f.ss@pa ~hoss hssh hss
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-22

GRAND AND IMPORTANT biScOvERY-cUar OF
~ Leafness No. II Allen street -Nsiam MACHAND.
from Bssi oners sure fer desfness speedily
moves the dsasr-esbs noise the head perfectly
srples in i.s application and u.s All obsruetons AID
d.sehsgcs essiy removed without rsk pain More
30 fers hsye been cured in Brazil this wonaerfa
discovery This Is co certify that Madam Hachsnd has
cured me OF deafness and nose In heas tryins
every remedy tLat money could procure.
MRS. STACY No. 10 Allen street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-07
ARRIVAL OF THE GEORGIA
FROM CHAGRES.
LATER FROM HAVANA.
100000 IN GOLD DUST.

The Georgia arrived las! evening, in II days
running time from Chagres via Havana, leaving the
latter port on the evening Of the ID Of Oct with the
California malls and paasengers. A number Of
passengers and specie to the amount Of 100000,
destined for her, had not reached Chagrea at the
time of her departure With the mails.
The Oregon and Northarner steamers were a.
Panama, and the Republic daily expected. A num-
Der Of passengers, say 300, had landed at Rsalejo
from the steamers and sailing vessels, intending to
ny the Nicaragua route homsward. The Empire
City was at Chagrea when the Georgia lel.
The sickness, both cholera and fever, had entirely
disappeared from the Isthmus.
Bot little sickness prevails in Havana. Che
new Governor General was daily expected with
5000 troops from Spain The militia were re-
viewed by the Governor General and disbanded
on the 23d. Much indignation was excited BY the
ungracious manner in which their arms were re-
CURED of thenl a large proportion 81 the muskesp
In conssquencs we're returned to the armory nm
ct for USE having BEEN dipped in salt wafer, and
injured by various other eEns and cockades which
once adorned the hats Of cisizan soldiers, were
appended to the tails Of dogs, and Otherwise con.
tsmptuously treated. Il was said ths: upwards Of
two millions OF dollars per annum vas to be raised
for the support Of additional troops and other ex.
penres If the Island The Habaneros were look.
ing forward with much pleasure for the arrival OF
the opera company which ia to commence perform
ing on the 2ash mat
y French steamer OF ofwar arrived at Havana
on the lat and exchanged aalutes witt tho town
No other foreign men,of.war ware in port.
Left the Falcon at Havana and passed Ehe
Ohio OH the port bound in.
The (" Georgia" brings full cafgo OF tobacco
and oigars-and her passengers have Al isA''
S2OoOO0 in dust. cha
We ara indebted to hr. WIN. W. bofLE .a' IVA
een,emanly purs.r of the Georgia ''s '0' NVs
items
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CAUTION


FHlHE PATETH OFFICE having decided IN ieYor
of r NJ Raw &c Inc first ard true inventor OF ihe In
die Rubber Rai Dad Spring, aud ans w O. Fuller who
hsd clair ed tho his uyeaicn, aud ~ Whose ns
cation sEd thai Of Horace ay tFPho has manufactured
De metallic or vucsnlzed Rubber of such springs several
ksihosd Companies have inticged, not only upon The
rights OF the aaid r ~ Ray, and rendered themgeivse
sDa for large damages hui also upon tho pslnni Rhls OF
Charles Goodyear pgsins! all Of whom suits for dsmageS
for infringement N no commenced 10 Ie event Of a!ure
10 compensation speedily against Horace Day,
against w hom several suis a'e now pending.
All Railroad Companies cautioned against infringing
upon the ssd patent rights OF sold Charles Goodyear or
OF f. n Ray by the OF such india Rubber car springa
for all future nrngemens actions Will be Immediate
ly commenced. p. Id. RAY, Once 80 Broadway.
Annexed 10 copy OF he official certificate from the
Commissioner OF Psients:-
COPY
UMrgD STATES PATENT OFFICE, WAsHHlNGToN, .. c.,
l2.h September, 1850.
Biz You hereby Informed that In the csso Of the In
reference betaeen your claims and those OF w c. Foler
upon whch hearing WAS appointed TO take place on the
second Monday In August hs question OK priority o! n
venon has been decided In your favor, enclose copy
Of the decson
OF lhoae concerned
Yours respectfully,
slpued DELLITP G. LAWRENCE,
Acting Commissioner Of Patents.
Nj. Fowler M Ray,
h Keller, Esq NeW'York Oh sou
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-07
WILLIAMsBURGH ITEMS.

SCHooLs.-The new School Houae in the second
district Is nearly ready. School No. Of first dis
srct is rapidly progressing. A new primary has
been established in latter district, TO relieve the
primary corner South Third and Fifth in the baae
ment OF the Methodist Church, South second,st.
RETURN OF HAMLET.-About 200 oolorsd per.
sons escorted Hamlet from the city on Saturday a.
tsrnoon to his residence in this village neat build
ing in North Seventh IT. near Sixth. Il vas cults
day OF rejoicing among the colored felix's Of the
village.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-07

MAlNE-Full returns OF the votes for Senator's
in Cumberland Co. show the election of Msrston
and Pease tWbig and Free Soil and Mann (Oppo
sision) One vacancy, FOR which the candidates
are Vnton (Whig) who has 5,646 votes, and Dun
nells opp who has 5,643. Vinton's election Is
defeated by "a scattering votes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-07
PIUs Ixl PoNTIFEx MAxINUs.

RosTOS LAScRRs--It is expected that the Bos'
ten Lancsrs, consisting OF 40 men, will make
visit to this City today. They viii arrive at II
O'Clock n by special train from New Haven
and will quarter in the lot rsar OF Corporal ThomP.
sons, opposite Aadisonsquare, and Will bring With
them their own horses, servants, sents, sc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-07
ROYAL PAPER NIAOHE
AND JAPAN WORKS,
6 Halktn,si. West Belgrave Square,
LONDON.
% Constitution ain, Birmingham

% Constitution hiu, Birmingham.
and 2l8 Pearl a. NewYork
ENHE AGENCY OF JGNNENS x sETgRlCGG
tEsnuiacsurers o; Pepier Msche and Japan 0oolO
being now thoroughly established In ihis city, the sub
scrbev respectfully invites the public and he trado gen
esly, to call ard zee hiS samples OF tables, chaEa
wtingdeeks, tnksiands, portfolios cad cases. chasr
bO1ea teacaddies, ladies' workabes and 6ozes toilet
ho1ea lAdiea ccbinets beautifully painted and inad with
pearl Also the Jenny Lind" tabine, manufactured
only by Jenneng Berdge) the original OF which Wgs
manufactured expressly for Jenny Lind, who pronounces
nse
va;ous syles aud patterns Of every description con.
tsants on hard HENRY l. IBBOFSON,
2l6 PeRrl-si up s.AlrD,
tSO missed Between Nadsn.i2rs and John-st
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1yRYsTy,s OPERA HOUSE

u &C bOlC' u al
a 76s BROADWAY above 0fsnd-sL-OPEN EVE"
SRY NGHR during the weeE na 5r'nof no, ice,
prisDg su tcenn and rvsrsatiler corpa' OF talented
hnd experienced performers under Inc management Of
T. P. CHRISTY, whose Concerts IN hi, CITY u s4c
cesson + four years have bren received with faver by
bigbly respectable AMI fbs niorgble audiences.
Rickels q Doors Opeb a. Ct commence a' q
Afternoon Concert every 5sarosy, commencing At :
2. 49, o. We
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3RsAr aEEflfe3o REPuDArE TIE FUGITIVE
LANV.-osTerSi t6g7saad psopla, white ao4 5iack,
eitshaea nsef'Fa N Psrs nom oa "a nfaay,
At 9eh 'auei ii a,e:, the iirs' New OK VlS''n
oil ire Il An.S'eelers' ~As exaina'ed. lAe 5reA'e''
eh'lAn.ash prevailed, and TIE meeEog PaS Saofe's'
Cd by aesart w Powell Rev JONAH Raymond,
Robert Hamilton. ani Rev. Charles Ray, stl
colored Resolutions Of tbauka were offered to the
gentlemen vino had assated il the liberation Of
Hamlet, aud stror spiri: OF resistance msniless
ed to the Fugitive Slave Lay, and the peraons
Who sustained ani secured its passage. He9.
80 -. II, lue!..' A'p.o - u.s.
- ~ az - .,i'2'l " -,
.a;o,.,.1 - 'o', 49,.
iD6 - :, e'0oA "a S.o"' 20
49, " 80 '1,''D'e'' AuT
po'N' - ?. - >'e eau aus Vi .l' 81 -,
u - VI Nm . NY
1os-' ~ =" -,
~" It-','T' - c'''D e''i-t"e
80 ''tou 'I'' e'''o 10 pa''Aso
5'''''
S"ky 'HAn sIe 90. "a go pe'ole' aiA ~'-,oa
Ie%cpip6 .uo o''' " ~ "'F'' 80 " Az Low
nea lfon pslHnioIe,
5,S5o- ', - Ia 49,. ~ 49,. IS INV.
III. $3.50
m'!si ''''
hatlie' F@' iouoi5 0pSetsu h0F0, Al .i1lo'' S4'
o6l.tfo aoA6 "SS gwen 81 ',io 0'0'e "a 'A' D-S
iDs, ~ NA'ol 6isAs p'i'ioH u 'uo
swa. held At the church sf Rev. Mr.. Joslio, cor
rer Of Eleventh st. and South Ferry, Williams.
Cell
meeting is announced, to take place en- Tuesday
evening 1T the High.ss. Church, Brooklyn.
Man thieyng is at discount ia the vicinity OF
New York.
,r r,,,
1'D
"n0so 4eY''@'ion Is iN-''AA, ~
nef Oh our county p7'" e'n -A'oA =" ''n1 "'U az
cO"'S' 1S'"n'' UP0A' No .oo.s'
lew doors rom btoaoHay, i" Jay aS DAn0"s
Academy, Tor she seRIon' olnce Dsnc'0S ns" oeon
naa,oot .onnirio9 soma knowl.dg. Of 40
80. ,nd a.,oaohIa roc,..tion The iostruc.
~ o. % 8; ,h.o -, o,,,,
'io4 " oN
o.--i,a. ~ .noo,r, i, or the frat imnortsnce
NJ no31,orib who Is IT onca teacher Of Dancing
IL MI, oo,,,,o,s, and ieeder nj the heat byass
1N - -, u IN. n.o,,,n,ood.d =;
oshd III AneFlcu' AA| 70 'A''iy 49,, -
=. - .cb hi. nnnils tbia sesaon for the
n.,,io,lo,s of xybich we sdvise those who contem
Mate attending an Academy of Dancing during the
coroing Winter months, to call at 4a8 Broome at.
GhHi'llS orANA'-on5AsyS ~, 81. .n - .an Ola''
shd ofs"in8 nishSy oro"u'' "n0 "4' 81 N"N ~
bs.r r,rov;o,. N going II il amazing to think
'''-' GO, -.4,,-1 -, b.n;,.
now lnoch me oones nave oeen ra'''oo' AUG Jay
strunned and the tambofines thumped by tho
oniis' 'f' ~ , 1 49, r. :.
Po0lic loefn 10 'lf' u - ,.,,.;..
E5T The Anniversary OF the Pel'holo8lan anu iu
he ,,b,,ted to night as thu Church of tia Medi.
49, &, Triah4b cg,nres F,ure Far late
49, ~ ~ -. -.
Orator, and BAYARD TAYLoR the Poet.
-. 60 - D., n.-,.c g.,
II 10 AND Siuhi' L -Oui b AOI' D+'4soiA y ""1N
under the General Noilee hsao' sno's inter-
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
CITY ITEMS.

THE aDEMocRAIIc REPUBLICAN PRIMARY
MEkrIEGs.-Pursuant to the call OF the Ward
General Committees, Delegates will be chosen this
evening from the various WardS from the hours Of
to 0, except in the XVIII Ward, where the cleo
tion takes place from the hours of 10 AM till P
M to the judiciary, Mayoralty, Congressional AS
sembly, and Ward Nominating Committees. The
following places have been designated for the
meeting Of the EleotorE
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WINDOW coRNIuHs.

RFAlH RENTALS
PAPER HAN9IN&S,
III AhR mAXThESSkS, FEAZH&RS, EEA.
14kEDs, &C. with general essorrlent Of Uphols.sTv
GcodR al Wholesale and retail by
rs Mwsm. corn nt 81 q Ivinis1.,t
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A sadand Fatal Accident,
Correspondence OF Phs Tribune

EEw.BRUNswIcE, n. J. Saturday, Oc!. 5,
melancholy accident occurred here this morn
ing ct the steam srw mil Of Messrs. Dosy & Ford
The facts an al can ASCERTAIN thom, ssetnese
a lad about Il years Of age, aon Of one Of the
wcrkmen, Mr.. Jasper Provost) entered one Of tho
rooms and seated himself on bel. extending from
a shatt rear the ceiling and connecting with a
smaller one below, to which 10 attached circular
saw. The belt was thrown of the drum and NOV.
ing round with the main shaft at the rate Of 100
revolutions per minute.
The weight OF the boys body severed the belt,
which, winding around hia person, threw him With
immense force against the beams, and fastening
bin TO the ahAft which, with this addition to It's
thickness, at every revolution threw his body in
contact with the Aoor above, and reduced bin to
a complete pulp. The belt was cut in several
places to diaentangls the remains after the engine
vas stopped and when obtained, they gave &C arce'
" sry evidence to the spectators thss humanity
bad ever existed in the nass Of corporeal Jelly be.
iare them. Ever youfa. d.
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lat Ward ITO Greenwich OF.
lid Jsues G Stonealls 1911 Fulton 81.
ND William Woodrun 9, 2o6 Falton at
Nth Pumeg, Il jEmesE.
Vth Rtley's
Win Bxlh Ward Hotel
VIIh 1859 Madison st.
With ChurchiU's, 1861 Soring-si
IXh Smilhs Hotel, 80 Perry 81
XIII Tenth Wsrd Hoel, corner Broone and
Forsyih ats
Kiln Union Hall Foufih.st ard Avenue C..
XlIth Head QuGr!efs 81 such hour az the Ward
Committee shall direct
XIIIh Bachalsns Boel, Ais GTsnd.s between
CnIon and Attorney
XlVth Fourteenth Ward Democratic Heedquar
ters, cor. Grand ard Elizabeth ste.
XVIII Commpee stel direct
XVi,h 1876 West Seventeenth ct. from 10 A H. to
5P.M.
XvIuh Herrnitsgc H9l cor. Alien and Houston.
XVIIIth Viewers, corner Third.aV. and Twenty
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-07

MARYLAND ELEcrloN-A dispatch, dstad Bal
timore, Oct. 3, aa5a the official and unofficial re-
turns from the entire State, give Clark Wing
26,O46 votes, and Lowe (Opposition) 1857, ma
king Loves majority 1851.
CORN CRop-The Corn crop in Northern Wis.
corsin proves to be very heavy. This will 10 part
compensate for she partial failure Of the Wheat
crop Potatoes are ros,ins in GONE iooaisies, bat
generally speaking tha crop a good ere
Rooi 90 Lac Journal
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st. AIMS.

Nh, pinsnso crop in 81 Ann's has shia year far
a enc I'D in tho yield Usually obtained by the
gsTs Of that description Of spices in that par
FL Il is said that plantations which ought to re-
t mr. coo or Q 600 bags will not realize as many
bundrtds 1t ia not aacersained whether the
fsore 10 70 DO attributed 10 the weather OF to any
other bDightlDg GAUGE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-07

kWS S Ky 1Hk LAUNDRY. Is sPHUcE.Sg.NE
= NNAeSAo'-To New shi. DeNers SiE gle Gonlemsas
Esmllsa &S-Tas ons of TIE most perfect and sxtsn
Ivy VI ne And IN tair any other country
A. a. "a sxPents OF about four thousand
eoal' sSe S"nensa sas tollonE adyanages
.oshe vn'ha, ,S M ely Ia haste can have .heir
two 10 hi ee hours lime. F>''o @I@-1e' - 't1t1
&d,Ho materials uted IN Us Walking aepsrtnen, "a,
pure olive oil sosp and filtered Croton psser
are not desroyea ey pasn aoapt Oher u15ug 30 az
ensvely advertised IL thenswsps2er, ~ "a
Sad-GenGlemen's shirts are done IN so,,s, m NV A,-.
va ssls sshuenehs eo!afs Eoned In Troy atyle ughl
feos) viii 30 promptly paid for. " "S''' "Ap-
ah-Clahes wasbSo al ibis establishment win ,za,, r,y.A
Sager simply because iheY sfe col only handled win
Ses, care bal Injurious drug, 80 geneFay rsaS T.,
Ws,alsS, 3 perlaitsea 10 CONS near ihsm. -
Ledies dresses AID all nae sdcles are done up by
u inexperienced French LsaBdrsas FO3
Cloles .sken and delivered frss OF extra chhrss Ink
sPosS aud s!slns eEs ct0sly removed.
orders ef al the Ofce Is spOcs or aenl throupb
Se fonny Posi, sill receive prompt attention
as AApAiE RAYMOND. superintendent
e-Lzpsfsspced bsn6s employed 10 Iron usw
ans Sofa
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10 ,sysirs, they all oo' he a5ls TO ooeaoy 'ae e;
nal term Curt nous, md t1s Court FL |
H. BID plobsaiy wilb euiy oae branch IN me r :
.ens7sl tsT7n roe n which Is the ~ea'efiy rom IN
III id Ans 6ousa building
The Court nj Common fle1s tenn siso >5La.
uepces, ard the calendar Of oo'o o,@le"sp aS -
scld bosb hr,ncpes or even one, tho pres ant BIZ
ustioa ri Their Courtroom, il matter Of much
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vIVARYO PIoUnyDErTR

VIVARIO PLOUhIDEUR
9UE8MfTH 70 THE KING or THG 1EhCiArs
THE Subscriber sos agent in tho Unted Saies for he
sale OF The celebrated YlY2ro Ple1mdeurs 6ra srIa)
u prepared % reeeiyS and execute I'll orders os SupS
pEtos a. &c, OF all descriptions tbs most favorable
s,ima knS VIM eP2teh for p8lt5IS 2r1 further P2Tse
aAIsappY te LOUIs q. EpLUSE,
ala In 81 Liberty sr3sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-07

OTROUPE having returned from most s1cceG.i9l ton-
will reopen al the Olympic, on MONDAY EVENING,
gep 80 ard ever night this week. Rae concerts
viii consist of sonea D4ea Gees Qasriene Ghorn,Ees
RetsDs ac DC enresques Italian Opera, Dutch Orll
Blacs Shakers psum Solos and Ethiopian Dancer
ADMIT zion IS cents Doors open al 7 concert at n
ocloch Afternoon concert wednesday aud Saturday
efIernoore. e00
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-07

TnlHE GREAT EAGE OF THE AMERICAN
i INSTITUTE IL open every dsyifrom A Ia. until 10
P III. To-day toe machinery WIN be Ia full operation
The gYeat.hoVy OF RoGes aud Dahn1 for Specgl Pfem
um psce today u "a. Mueic In the eysninR by
Bloomed's Band Members procure their ckelB by
nnnluinp III Clefha osak al CaHtle Garden. OF
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

abe Lato Bounty Lind Law-Ehe Circular Of
mr, Secretary Stuurt.
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: 7paNlNeE az TRlPl4s.N HaLi., lBf3a5 ra37

yy7RI igU@i- gI,IIa9fN AGE-a DNTlK OF EINE
4 ART&-rIse ysintnga recently arrived nom Europe.
snong ,7ecb is 9ormaaia by Kochor work OF Nri Of
tas sboga echoo 5ss received sny Adiong and rea14
sueg a, the to toomz ina Ball OF the Church OF Di
gne Uhiay in stoadw0y, bewean Spring and Yrlnce-s!E
born &c o'c,ock &. N, til 10 O'CLOCK T I'd.
Admiration IS caa:9 ESsou 2esois so CENTS CAsaGSaea
N3e0nts leis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-07

Blsaor HUGHES MADE ARcaBlsHor.-We IN
dorG.sld thss by brefof Pope Plus X, dated the
10Th fully, the Bee of Nsw York has been erect,
ed at the requsss Of the late Provincial Council oil
Baltimore, into an ArchepiscoPGl See with The Sees
OF Boston, Hartford, Albany and Buffalo, az Suttta'
gan ssay. By this the Righ! Rev Bishop Hughes
H. Of course, elevated to the dignity ofarohbiahop.
The brief is signed BY cardinal Lambrus9hini,
and sealed Nth the seal Of the fisherman, as it
Is scaled, aimaIl seal reprassnlng 81 Peter seated
in boat, in the act Of drawing up net, aud hay
ing the inscription
Plus TX, PosrIFEx MAxINUs.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1850-10-25
Ntr1s uf TIE Dau.

NEW YoRK, Oct. 19th.-The steamer
Crescent City arrived here this morning,
bringing advices from San Francisco to
the nth September. The Crescent City
342 passengers, and among whom
there is estimated to be about one million
dollars worth of gold dust, besides TWEEN
tv-two thousand five hundred dollars on
freight.
The Steamer Philadelphia arrived at
Chagres on the 7th inst.
The steamer Tennessee, Capt. Cole,
arrived at Panama on the 4th inst. with
one million dollars worth Of gold dust
and $50 passengers.
The United States mails left San Fran
cisco on the 18th September.
The following passengers, on board thu
Crescent City, died on the passage be
tween Chagres and New York, viz Johl
w. Haskill, of Boston; Edward Curth
bert, Of Newbern, N. c. He died o.
the 18th, aged 35 years. Samuel Strick
land Rodman, of N. York; John Hough
ton, Of Winsor, Vermont.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1850-10-25

of kind feelings and affectionate man
ners. Vivacity goes a great way in young
persons. II calls attention to her who
displays it; and if It then be found as
ISOLATED with a generous sensibiIity, its
execution is irresistible. On the contra
ry, if il be found in alliance with a cold,
naughty, selfish heart, it produces no
further effect, except an adverse one
Attend to this, my daughter. It flows
from a heart that feels for you all the
anxiety a parent can feel, and not with
out the hope which constitutes the pa
rents highest happiness. May God pro-
tect and bless you.-W William Writ to has
Daughter.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1850-10-25
GRAND DIVISION, S. OF T.

At the late session of this body in this
City. the following Resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
Resotued, That the thanks of this G. D.
be and they are hereby rendered to w.
D. Cooke, ESQ., Principal of the Deaf
and Dumb Asylum, for his polite invita-
ton to visit that Institution, and for the
highly interesting exhibition with which
we were entertained and delighted.
Resolued, That the thanks Of this Grand
Division are hereby rendered to the Ma
sonic Fraternity, for the use Of their CONS
modious Hall in which to hold the ses-
sions of this Grand Division; to the
PRESBYTERIAN Church and Congregation
for the use Of their spacious building, in
which 10 hold u public exercises and
to Hon. Duncan Cameron, for the use Of
the Grove.
Al. M. GORMAN, G. S.
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WAsHINeroN, oct. IA, 1850.

BROTHER GoRMAN:- Il have just re-
turned from Pantego, at which place /
organized a Division Of the Sons Of Tenn
perance, for which Bro. Pierce issued a
Charter. The name of the Division is
Press Onward, its number is 1853, as you
may see by the Spirit Of the Age. The
Officers are: S. S. Satchwill, w. p,
John Carrow, w. A., VIM. Carrow, R.
S., ]. W. wilkins, A. R s., William R
Wright, F. S., John G. Jones, T., VIM
Howard, c., w. R. Jones, A. c.. james
Walker, l. S., Richard Jones, O.S.
Yours in L. P. & F.,
E. D. HOOVER, D. G. w. P.
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REMAINS OF GENERAL TAYLoR.-The
remains of General Zachery Taylor, late
President Of the United States, will
leave Washington City, on the morning
of the 25th Of October, at six o'clock,
and will reach Baltimore at 8 o'clock
where Col. Taylor and Col. w. S. Bliss
will take possession Of the corpse. They
will then proceed by the express train,
to Wrightsville, where they will cross
the Columbia bridge, and proceed by the
new river railroad on the eastern bank
Of the Susquehana, 10 Middletown, anc
thence to Harrisburg, and so over the
Central Railroad, to Pittsburgh, where
they will take the steamer TO Louisville
Old Whitley ~precedes the remains of hi
illustrious master.
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THE WITCHCRAFT OF WOMEN

want to tell you a secret. The way
to make yourself pleasing to others, is
to show that you care for them. The
whole world is like the Miller at Mans
field, "who cared for nobody,-no not
he-because nobody cared for him.
And the whole world will serve you so,
il you give them the same cause. Let
every one, therefore, see that you dc
are for them, by showing them what
Sterne so happily calls, the small
sweet courtesies Of life" those courte-
sizes in which there is no parade, whose
voice is too still to tease, and which
manifests themselves by tender and at
f%ectionate looks, and little acts of atten
tion-giving others the preference in ev
cry little enjoyment at the table, in th,
field, walking, sitting or standing. Thi
is the spirit that gives to your time o
life, and to your sex their sweetes
charms. 1t constitutes the sum total o
all the witchcraft of woman. Let tn
world see that your first care is for your
sell, and you will spread the solitude c
the upas tree around you, in the sam
way, by the emanatlon of a poison whic
kills all the juices of affection in ii
neighborhood. Such a girl may be &C
mired for her understanding and accom-
plishments, but she will never be belo,
ed. The seeds of love can never gro
but under the warm and genial infuncc