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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-05-30
DIR. Ia. l.. Pi,EEns :,
VERlIIF,IGE OR .DI\D SUO1

Far ,ylrn, b,cbIv raInatIa rr,,,.o.
;o, co,,,rI, r,,,,, ,L, ~ ,,',,,',',,,. r.
ian ut ci,,,,ro ,,s,.u,,n = fcw houIe
or,yery wo.m'
Much mains has been taken b, II . orioino.
MD nj. conp,,,n In tcs, ~ c,,,,,,arati,.o
merits # ths rnincipaI Vermilure nrcrara-
ii n, of tn, day-and While il is frank.y ac.
knowleJu,d. thai MANY of Icu ar, It,on
successful aud II cr,ai cood he il as,nr Il
thul hi, combIn,s at, antocrs rcssr.,,Jlv
no o,L,r Nrrmirurc-. and Lnvinn wi,nsssnJ
f,,n s,rlr. ucyeufs in a y,Je held NJ nr,c
r,c u. ,,,,,.c ,,in,,,~b o,,or ,ya,v ltho,
rrrnaratiou' hc Ina, ynitt'J inn oo forth n,
/ : ,r,.s.,,.,r,,r ,r IA i,,aau 49, -. ~
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-05-30
COIGlIS. COLDS AND

ConsulnptIons, Asthma, Plcu-
risy. rhthisic, Splitting Of
Blood, hCoping Cough, Bron-
chltis, and all Pulmonary An
ections and Diseases Of the
Lungs aud Chest.
Is is thus spoken ofby emf
nent Physicians. One says-.-
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-05-30
BRANT'S INDIAN
PULMONARY BALSAM

OF te mOsl NTongy mdfEed and dfrcI0Ded
of PULMoNARY CoNsvMPrloN-red undoubted cases
of liberated and diseased LUNGS-such HOPELESS
were never before cured by any other medicine, SO utter
" hopes Of the afflicted persons, TO have
pen pronounced by physins md friends 10 be
IS DYlsG Some who had their buralclothes made, have
Dccn cured. and yet live others, who was said would
live another day ae now us well and hearty Us they
It possesses all the cleansing and purifying virtues nearly
powerful and uct2e as the preparation which we call
BRANT's INDIAN PURIFYING EXTRACT.
The Balsam differs from the Extract because possesses
scpeyh cfcafions 'rhch peculiarly adapted TO- and
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-05-30

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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-05-30
CHRONIC DYSENTERY,
20 WTO01NT my yHHHTt NNHTtVtT' NIFV-
ERA lkEA TuM

ia SUMNER COMPLAINTS in children or g,otcn pevsons,
cd ,,itb,tt 0Du fyiltre trb1 b1tercy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-01
Dame-tic Ports.

ALBANY MAJ An ..lr ~ Lssl-it Hit--.r rhouai
~ So a. 80 5 49,. 80. =. ~ .s
falllaa. a Es-.sf Nc Gov ar.--. XII =
81. Nl,5 Sc A. tsi H.. h. B.ie--. r. -,
- 81. VA H,..5 CO 49, =, ~ "a a. Ssi..i-
-ari--.l s-sri kl.t Ii. oi ra-re.-t 80 Ania,-' az
Case. aA-a1'- esq k---a. Az, Go-sr- '.sr trr--
cs'.a-r csr-aa e.. "a. Haa,-1 IS aar IsFP.iaaoct
~ " p 80 So lt-se- = s-f cam b-ii'.i i--I.
f-als-a Naa .-tf iaaa l--aa4 Cro.s Saro.. Co.,
~. x 80. 80. ss-.'. So So. -.
20 u BE E-.eo,- h,s-as, sat a. L A-i- g. q.
vs-l 49, Ma P.-,-r..a l5rr ~ .i-aa- : a.,r.
49, a-ai-r.ol Lax cosy A. ssos-- Esss
,.-al s- Jt ss-a-f ~ l-rs L~- cra-- io A.s
-. eyr-. tl.nt- g. 2g-s- o. hoss-,, Lsal. GAS M
G0's, ora- Ssa y,sa'os Brg-s e iasi Kssr b..
.al1r hrEar-t h,'rs 'oltA isa;s kersi II sl1a Log
. Ne -s--aA AT -'.1-'-F ti-- Il -i-r O.. -f
le-l sasr--. -,r-- s-,-l.1-- - 3s-F-r,ra -s-i
49, - ls-.' - Sl5l. - - Be-
..... N-aa.- Hl---eis v0r-ss. -. - Il Ed
- astl Esrs1- 81 90 60 Havr- ss-t Ml-
a. lors b res' Is EaF-s-. r. - .r1t - Co.
s-..o- Ta,ter Ellzoa. H-rsrc C-'--' NT-n lta15 L.
issr p Hlss,s - 81 Issse-. -. 49, Ds,zs<
No. 49, $3.50 A-a-sara, s-t, rsaol,-' 10
81 ls'o> W. 49, 49, Gear. W. srors
- - ~ 80 + - " II RE-. sa-ii
81 - - - % - e-art-,f hsrf'.s - J.
~ S. -. So -, "a ~ ~. -,.. ~. g. >, "a -
tr-d-r. lsa-..
isia - a ss-,l 50. 49,, H-p- .ae sr.a- neras.
f--i l1r -i--sel Ne r.. e. fsr ca terra
az t-4N" A.rA -l-Ar l--a srr- cE1ora K-=lt- Nor
- - ~ .i-1i--E. s-1t- Carcssss icr so-a1- s.
.t- '- -1--gs -or--. t.a1a 80 Ens.-a slfr. Ls.-
.n~. Nlar.. 20 sosi.s Issuta. E1rze;1l. ~ 81. he
-. tter AtFsr-s. Pa71sl ~ NNl-s. Co.
-te'r l-s f-ar.-i hat1l- E-ral.-t Hsr-asfs- Nf..t
--- --i'. -- CT 60 Cd. Saal soy. Fsa..ar
7--rai.i-s AlrrE. h.rHs az.
ga 49, p A-i isrk Ef-r o. $50 Ilr-z ca
"a = IA - Wlrr--. ,u-.4. SYl-1
a. Ks EEr- Aasarrs "a. CaI~soa, 60 b =
Ia 9f- ~ t'e~ rrao-c u ~r-i 10
--' - -c-s = --aaa ,io- Es-oz. Ezsrt Graa. fcr
-.-ta Aat-t - - - ts-scri N1r-rz N-i1ok a.
lo-i- 4rs-f --- tclta-H Atru r-rE Nlork sB<asa 10
81 sl-r. -~1 , -.rs -r. bss.e-. Nm - -
FALL hIf AZ Earrl ISL Ccr-raar ri W. 49,
Ils " 1acr-e ll-1 Al. 81. t~ls .a-.. s,-,--
- @ = - fsks@ ta- slt-prf H-a..a r1rs $50.
81 -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-01
BOOK TRADE
THE WING Arr1ANAo ron le6o


t'HIs ANNUAL has hscr prepared With grea, care sri
sccarac. snd Is presented 90 the Public A. cheap,
riahe and uc.i summary of the Political History OF Tie
Tunes Il contains rolarg OF fsrlsau character, ouf
f exhibit 40 tLe klecous ~ isi3. the toIgs o Con
rr-ss Session he Mileage Ery-S Tie Eycuts
.he resent Congress, Governors % lie safes &c &c
CcyrENrs-Aress Of the United States Astronomical
Calculations, Audit Congressional Board Of; Banking
statistics; Branch Aufs-Goli Coinage British Cabinet.
- Washington, Ra-igh, Charleston and New-Oreans, Cali
RIA ald New Mexico Chronological Tables, Comren-
-1uc Of Cougressnen Congress Statistics of; Congress
a- Session ofi Ecpses, Economy m he Public ENpeud
IRE Elective Otices L. ;. Election daFi M me several
safes; Election % President by he People Election Re
B1fan S.osging IN the Navy; Government Of lie United
states. Gogerfurut supplies Governors and STATE Capt.
IL n gl-Nster AZ New-YorF. Boston, Philadelphia aid
Cssres'oa; Home Departments House Of Represents
Ives S house Mileage, Inaugural Address of Presi-
lsu Tsv,oT, Jewish Calendar Law Reform; Mileage %
Congress; Military Mileage. Ministers and Consu.s
abroad; Ministers a. Foreign Courts Mohamredsn Cal
-It.r. Moons place Naval Prize Money Temperance
tsval Puistmeuis. 1919. NGra oIryAes and Poicy
.hcers and Oares created Panama (lshmgsl Railway,
60; Postl Reform; Pre- enfai Vote. 1858, A-f Fro
-Ic.s A~-re ,s'e; Public Lsnisi Railways All Canals
.rrOss Nor-Amerca, Recruiting for the Army Revenue
(l. Sd Collections Senate OF the United States Senate
aeage; Seventh Census ACT; Shields lGenl Election
o. nd Rejection supreme Court L. : Tide Table rIn-
afes Whilneys greet Cecrul Railroad War Charges
of re Union.
Election Returns carefully made up Tor The Wing Alma
&c, trom Maine New-Hmpshi-e, Vermont, Massachu-
s-iis Rhode Is and C0nueCucu, Sewlork, Newt ersey
rslu-y 'anie Maryland, Virginia Norh-Carolna Aaba-
Georgia, Kentucky, Ohio Indiana, Michigan Iowa, VS.
1ih
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-01

D1'-oSriSvEp -Js-k.o1. Hgnu7gdol CO Ps Fou
N.zIas Marquette Co " - Grand View. Ns-s.a CO.
"a Pr,rr- Hous'on CO Texas Mason H4l. O1.ol CO.
I-lu. TTglo--t.rg Morgan Co Ky Wcod.avr, Shelby
CO q. COrm's Creek P. ssh Co so
NAME, CHANcEp Ireland Depot Hampton CO Mass
name changed 20 "Holyoker We.t M0rlsl Essex CO
y. I lame changed 10 North Hudson" H7uemans
To- L-tiFh Co p changed 10 "Wr'seubgfghr
Hsr's Roads Crawford Co Pa-nane changed 20
Hs-t.ow1" safa R.dsc. York Co. P4-rans changed
to Bryauisvl.iaT Es Bradford Essex CO Mass
changed 10 Groveiald saImonyile Oglegharpe Co
c. -usrIe chan ed 10 Maxey" Buens Visa, Henry Co
O. name change % Plrshurgh" Arnsv t. POu'ofoc
-. Mis.-na changed 20 Hsrrisburgh" Milton Min..
Ono Co la lame changed 20 "GWOnsvil'e" s.
Johns. Lske Co i.-n6ne changed 20 " Port Clinton q"
ID { II Dsde Co No name changed 10 Greruhs.d %
Greenfield. Shelby Co. M0-nsme ceanged % Wst
Greenfield B.uF llOll CO Mo-nane changed 70 Jack.
soa Poinln STATE Center Marquette Co. Wis.-uame
a. arged % "Namahkunr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-01
JUST PUBLISHED

4 ID FOR SALE BY DANIELS 1 SMITH, 81 North
y ChestnutsL Philadelphia Mll.ns MethOcs OF Location
r Railroad EngLeers second edition revised by lie al
thor u4o I've
40 LANDLORDS AND TENANTs.-A rev
form OF agreement 70 let houses le very best yet pub
,le his DAY issued by Toe subscribers, containing,
other provisions covenant for ihe erant % pay
annual zen ctsrg The CrOion asses-ed By
lie Coronation OF the b Of New-York 4 liberal dis
.IIa. made 10 The lrsie 81 LII GOULD, StSuOners.
Isg..ia : Puriish-re 1872 NsRssu-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-01
RELIGIOUS INTERPRETATIONS.

JUST PUBLISHED hy she aghscibers, uoye cdr.on OF
- Laws ~ the Ss,e OF SeNfoIk To relation to heli-
.ua iucrrp0feuols with 81 ne amendments 20 the
le-s ttle complete ia pamphlet form Price :! c-lIs
Published aud ior sale by lm29 uI BILL 4 GOULD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-01

ASkt .fssss OAD-On snl afer Monday De-,
80. the Uuns Viii run - foiis~s,
Sundays eKceptodl Morning Train Coz knirs Coming.
ana int med0te place. rtFea Toe pier foot ~ Dufncs
daily NJ AN arriving he same evening Evening ruio
f1l ElMlra Coming, Jeacrsou Geneva, Rochester bufup
snd lhe Intermediate places, leaves A. Z VI arriving NJ
Buffalo The next eyenlHg Fare 10 Geneva ~ 10 kOch-
ter - - Buffalo, $40 3D. Passengers Tor hacs aGf
CayIga Lake Ake the Of the Csyga ard slsqehan'
nah r r Owego Passengers Tor 1ioga and Lyconiig
counties, Pa lake he Of te Coming and Bosslug Il
R at Coming Way Train caves Port lorys Or New
York ats NJ and returns az z. NJ
NEWBrR6H BRANCH
Leaves New-f ork a. M and Z. NJ on Tuesday Jsu
Leaves Newturgh l0r SewYorS connecting viii -
trains going West ~ Chssier) q AN aid . 7 NJ
Ii caves New York for al stations road daily
SUNDAYS excepted a. 81 Freight fOr Rochester hut
fIo ana all places of Geneva viii 0s delivered 10 lie
Auburn and Rochester K Il Al Geneva
dx9 JANIS p kIRKwOOD Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-01
LEGAL NOTICES.


49, - -. III - 81.
4 a. ~ SzOS--Ap A. - g-t,. O. a~f
II go. "a ff..r - -. 49, ~ .--rr
'aa tr elsr. afl--- m -. a.. .-f f..,ar.ll-
30 rr-1 a. - t-s-e.. =.
lart.. rr~--' aqrt = So sef-' "a Il -
-lt -a'i- .. ti-- 49,. - $3.50 -
~ bon Z or ..r - D 80 80 80.
'-~1 I-- llf ''-t' - f-a n. j. -. IA ~.
~ .'...hs
l1ra e~r-r- A. 30 1T % 'Fr - % 49,.
-l.r.erf lrslar - -e " 81. 49,.
'-tasr .. l.rtg Ih1-sa1i N-'ir 20 +.
.--. ta-s. 49,. ~ 80 --tHrs .. SO f.- i
rr1e-s o. Pr o.1.-l--l a-a a. nt' ~
-c.t'. ms 10 t.g 'ar -'a hta tx -
4. p. 80 II. 4. - q a. -.trca -.i-s
p ..p ~. .s.,- ~ 80. ,.-,--.-.t q. Alia,
~. -. ..r....i r. I
t-a .--. 5. H. Oh
-.. T.. -.- ----.-sf
~ 81. 4. = a.. -.,t b.
.--- ~. ~ r-.,. ~ $50 ~. IS % g.
-. -.-N -. q .r. $50. ia. 81 A.... t.
.. ...t 1901. Il ~ 81. .ft.-
?. =. w.. .--... \. b p. &c. p. +.
.e-f.t -N' $500 ..,. D..
- .-....-. ~. b. .- ..,..... : so 3D..
49,. !. e..,t
-rrr..r "a rtr-vR,rN 3 III. ..-.r-.,
81. a. N.Y. a. - go.
w,>-fi>,.f.-N ,5i.Nr $3.50.
NV.g sit>r r-..'-.-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-01
Po-t-0mce Operations.

Tie Fostntster G--ert .as e..ahHsh-i t1e f1-oE--v
,. l1SIs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-01

sP0yFORD. TlLESrON 4 % 8 s,a,a.'.,
r. Chs-'es.,r o. a c MOSOECA
,Tss- REGULAR MAIL LINZ RE
= .-N..-...NLAA .EN EnsrNN ANn NEM-N0Ak

sSs<s->s@2s a~1a SirnirCfun saa Providence -.n.sni
roGe " rnrt terry. cisags 81 css ~ ta-sae - -
sfss,nsrs e VANDERBILT Cs0'a.1 i't Soae. end Mas
>ACACSE4IS. Car- Nll.kn q FIsLre u c,'nlcclloN
Nh he >.cr~ gtor snI frlsI1tl.e aii Scs' tft grow
Gc--e "a rcs.s .1..rg New-Ncf< ta.t ,>sn4daNs tA-
crrcl dom Pier Sor.h River. ers h.ri above "a
iorv sce a. 0c'Ock - and Scrus.ou a. o.
cocs 2 -pca Sc s-rgai 81 he nal ifs.n hVN.
S'str l.csa seaeis we4e .a., eNptcss iir De Ioetr
srt every lesrct particularly adapted .o me na'lia
41n 81 Irag Island sound The accommodation for pas
,,nscis 1r ccumll.OGs ALd comfortable onccfs "a
pahs sni pelelccd abe tulfe oeng no sAo est snf
INSET between bosOu and New Ngik pdssensrts a.
enabled arrive fup,s tine ior ihe morning Ancs -
ssamcoss ana railroads running g. vauoas points tVn
hose cllts The q VANDERBILT vii cave Ne~'Noi
ieslsr Thursday ard saturday Leavp S,orinfton Mon
ds, W r,lueSiay snd FRIDAY Tie MASSACRE SETS VIII
lear- S-sc-YorA Nlndsv "Wednesday snt Frdsf Leave
S'nninglou rgeslay Thursday Ani SaWr.ay. B-fss-
slerS on DE srca oi lie steamers Al Scankfnn prc.
ree+ .rr ~ steg IN the 81 endi rarcat frcNi
drucc ard Sostcn. IA ssser scconi 'a1ies Sscn
IA 10 and lr,r Ros.on For psssse 90 hcrhs
or feehL srpfca.ors he inside 10 Le eer.s GA Tie
,,h.-f ava 4, In. .,fr,. tf Bs.efv.p.ssA ms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-01
NETWORK TO NEWARK.

sT~~S The steamer Ed 70. EsTE Znsly1
-. a,ll.2Ssszi.wARD PAYSON. T Assl .szste-~<1sr.
1s111@ H7H----'E JOHNSON 8 CO
Line leaves Pier 10 Norm River between Dey and Cor
and al O'Clock ? "a daily. (Suufays excepted
Goods designed iof his LiGe, should be directed -
Johason's Line.' for Newark
AL Goods TOR Ess,on, Pa sianhop., Dover Mofnslown.
and informed ate places seLt by This Line VIII be forward
ID By me Morris Canal, and Morris and Esses Railroad,
ree of charge br Storage Gazing For fuf'hsf
arrcu 'ars, inquire III he ofc- the Pier
T v JOHNSON co Commission,
mis- ln s1d Forwarding Merchants
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-01

PURSUANCE q ores q ssrroets ~ C0aaty
Ives lon uotae lersoy gwen Dsrsos hasng esas
Astsi yOeEtA INDERHL Of cty 4 SsS Ton, 3s
c-aec, = present. lie rtL so1larrs eef % lie
4 - .lofs No - Srsst he CT Of s~- fo s-fsrs
he ia DAY n NsTsgdsy lsfa
ElS !sv1n' AIPHCs usDERHIIL Esseusst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-01

FRI ~ DrxSURy.-The dwelling house q Hon
&c sAoi1 Wss.o1- N pzXturT. Masa w1s Who'll g.
s;TVyec ~ lFr ao1a Y oeock 80: rght together wiz a.
ihs ,rrniurV exeeFi5gs psn0f5rrr TIE loSs s G5sst
SSo,t,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-01

Lave New.YorA


Lave Paterson st Leave New utA al
~ 0s Cct. 4 VI Markets. O'Clock ......t......A N
Z VI srd r N Pa'nnepot oelock Pm
Bon Monday mornings ma not usi1 o. n sChems
viii cave 81 or afryaI at The Port arvis utn
The and O'Clock frsus vii not sop a. tae eiiervrf
stations north at Paterson unless signals src gwen AZ o
stations. ~
Tsetrains which leave N-v-Yuik al AN and NJ
be- in the Erie trains morning and evening"
sa'nE West a. Suaem's Depot NIL
March 4 $50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-01

.tCPRf NJ COURr-t a.u Hunter ,ai Alfri A. Hunter
= ,gan.' kdvars Caf5.-To EDWARD CANl-,r. l0u sre
.4onei 20 sa~er thr compliant us cause, "" 'l as Ti
of ls Court t.s paCe "a the Cty Hal, n Ne~
C the -ll day tebar il snd caqy otloar
.aseer odor. 10 ~ Wal street, Ne~ fo oy. win
hereof exclusive q I've y o such
--rgts az 500 .s Tie comp ao--'d, Toe
"a WILL sppy 20 re Court 1 The resi deu.tcd Ne CON
....,- Fesrasry 20 i.s0 MILLS s. BECkWiIH.
Pa1tFs' Affon@ys ~ VAL Z. y. !.
t. l-ieafsl. apc-sr twenty te oi lie
nols month. the oct P5 atom OF notice Of sad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-01

~ stores o b. arded VII be sk-n a. baggage ClHses
~ er.skE AID crcArsils ard a. persOus4 pcrl
-c1tck 1e. fees act loal Ire ~ or pad Nv ne pssssu
y passsEe secured gu1l PAD flr Apply e. nc -
.e- 20 tt- Com any seyT-Y1-s. . Soufh-st hfn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-01
REVIEWS OF NEW BOOKS.

TIE SCARLET LETTER BY SITE.sisL f.a 90.
limo Do SO Bos.0ns Tlssnof hseo a f'''1s' 'o"
York q Y. Putnam.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-01

The scaaold Of the plory was point ef view ,h,t re-
ye~ied 10 hs.eI fpnus he entire track along bieh sSe
thsf miserable enirence STE sssin her rstvr vsrr
b Oa England and her psenA hoae-a dsesy Is honse
shsobea slra shed OF arms over hs rptsi In stn ~
~aoas 4, nuy Sac hes a,h%gs face. " ia ia has
kro~ and rcve white beard. hat flowed over The cd
SsAioned ElEsbeAsn Ipf, hes mohers too With he lo0k
ri heeAl aud HnNlOus love which always wore IN her
remembrance. and which even siDce her DEAN ksa
sea AID the iugedlneas oi xese reuons'rsce Ia her
d.ushet's RAILWAY. her Own lace. glowing q
etr.isA besute and Gluin9 al The interior oi tc dusky
mirror 81 which had been wont 10 care Of H. Thsrr
sehsd smother eoae1eaAaeo az nan vel s'cSea II
seare pale. thin scho.alke NsAee WIN eyes oni apc
kearSd BY The lara M ~ hat hAi served 6cn - gorS over
uany pon1cgcUs hOoGs Yet ihosc hcad opocs had
. strange pence snug power when q Wa thes eNnv :
paTpoe rad he human seal This Ssuro q Tie siud,
sld The eis,ef hesscr Pnunes wOusn.y fancy sltt
10 reesi wa sgSy desanned wi1h The seN shoulder
ufe ikhcr thsn TIE sht Neat before ner ~ memo
rvs picafe gaer TIE iacse ard ;horueg afzrs
the tall gray h0uses the tcge eaaedrss ara pubic
sdeces ADeent IN este aud Qa.ni IN srcAeca'e Of =
connection with the insshapsn scholar, life feeding
itse on ts-wOFn naiert&S Las TAFT 81 green nose On
efaaohne wall Las,iy Ia leu q these sessns 'ecse.
with III towusp~ope assembled and sverg iasr
regards al hester Pryrue-yes a. aefssif-~R Do s,ood
he scsfcd e the piofy, a. nisas 90 Der arm ~ne he i
Ser A. IN scarlet ss,as esy esorodered With god iases1
couS es ,rusi She eu.ehed the child 80 sssss 10 her
breast thai ioh cry; abe turned her eSes down
ger 10 assure hefse hat Ar infsni ard he share were
real Yes these her reAlires-sA else asd VAniseea
On the outskirts Of the crowd. the wearer Of the
scarle, letter discovered figure. which irresist-
IDLY took possession Of her thoughts Standing by
the side oi an Indian. and evidently sustaining 2
conpanoaship with him. there was white mar,
clad in q strange disSrsy Of civilized and savage
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-01

7
PSF tor, a5o,s psrer, l p--e copy, aa '-p d.
70 90 t4r Ps',a ofse ~.tA pepper gou'nne .ns notice
The New York herald., 1850-08-30


.frea Of Be,tswsy, fAs Cowassgrsisr, a-S frs sfisrf
Some fev months since. william BrOcksvsy msn
charged With forging very large smouat Of bans
bill. on tbe Nes Haven County Bans. escaped from
the jail at Hudson. IN this Stats. whsrs he sst~in
ed Ter trial on charge Of forgery aud passing couu
terfsit money, snce which time trace has been
e.certained u his whereabouts, until Wedn~sdsy
night lsst he srrsted by officer Norris, Of the
Chisf special aios. IL serms that t~o men by the
Dames Of James w. BrJsn, and slss VI bum -ere
engaged togrther In the getting up ef counterfet
eopl~r plat. bank note purporting 90 be on the 81
Julia Mining Company, state Of lows One gas tor
t6 snd the other So Az engrnver In Fulton street,
spssged TO execute the pst-s aud vhen delivered
on W,dbssdsy. to Lum of1eer Norris took hi N into
custody. On his arrest he stated that he was sent
for the plates BY Brown aud sube~queutly Brorn
vas taken into custody, Who acknowiejged the
corn" The two prisoners we're conveyed before
the chief of Police. and committed In eonae.
quenee Of nform received ofhear Norris sitsi
By Captain Leonard snd onHcer CLARK, the same
night proceeded ~ Bergen il New Jsrsey sni there
arrested Brockswsy lie was likewise brought % this
city conveyed before the Chi-f of Police who
mtted all three to prison for 9 further hearing We
ubdsrsand that reward Of $3.50 vas oferej tor the
arrest Of Brockswsy.
Arrest or s-sr,c,er Constable Joseph arrested yes
terdsy. youns woman By the name Of Mary Riley.
picon a stealing $500 from pocket book. de-
pos.d between two beds, Il property Of Mrs Eiiss
beth murphy. rssidirg ct Harlem msrv was In the
employ cf Mrs. Murphy. and wss the only psrson In
the room previous 10 the money being missed; the
money vas estrsct.d and the book pisced back into
its place Justice Lohrcp eommittsd the accused 20
prison for further hearing
The New York herald., 1850-08-30

1uR LATE SLAVE CASE AT HAsRIsBURG.-The
recent exhibition at Harrisburg, in the capture
and subsequent release Of several fugitive slaves
from Virginia, will only tend to create a greater
excitement ut the South, weh as in Congress,
and Tetard the action OF that body from opera
tive action for the settlement of the question in
which the country is now involved
The slaves referred 10 escaped from their owners
in Virginia, and were discovered TO he in Harris
burg, having, in their fight, stolen several horses
spon which facilitate their egress from the limits
Of the slave territory. Upon their discovery, they
weIe arrested fugitiyes from justice, charged
with larceny, the owners knowing that considera-
bic difficulty wouldhive to be met, il they claim
them as fugitives from labor, while many aboli-
nonists inhabited that section of the State Of Penn
sylvapia.
The Judge before whom the examna alton
had, in an elaborate opinion, expressed no doubt
that the fupiuves The property of the claim
H.ts, and they had right to taHe them, using all
pectsssn force but he could not hold them upon
charge Of larceny, as the law did not hold ser
want ne suIty OF theft in stealing his masters horse
upsn which TO escape. This is certainly new
construction of any law we ever htard or read Of
and II sustained, will open the way for general
system ct legal robbery and plunder, upon the hy-
pothess that what belongs To the master s the pro-
perry Of the servant IL is ouly necessary to be
employs I'd TO make virtually the servant of an
otheT and that will give the employee the right to
APPROPRIATE to himself as much OF the goods OF the
employer as he may feel disposed, without the
kBowlrdgr or consent OF such employer; and upon
the decision Of the learned Pennsylvania judge, no
crime ia committtd. because the property Of the
nssier 10 the property Of the servant.
Surely, a second Daniel has come To judgment,
and The wisdom Of the great Athenian IL thrown
sAtirely in the shade, by this wise and impartial
counsellor. lie grayely asserts that the miser has
rig ht TO tale his slave hetever he hnd him
exceH under the eye of the court, but IL that slave
has been gully Of an ncursion upon the rghts aud
pcperty cf the master, 1t absolses him from all
charges Of theft. and be cannst be fugitive from
justice. II. as he says, the master has right to
stze his slaves. why should not the law protect
the master In such seizure, aud not allos reck
lets mob to take from him his rights The laws
"a many OF the States are complicated, but Penn
sylvsnia Law, ss administered ia the arrest and
siorsiion of fugitive slaves, Is certainly the most
incomprt thensible, and Is peculiar only TO thai
STATE.
Mauy Of the States are holding constitutional
oonyeufiops for the purposes ~ reformation. and
we shSrld suppose Pennsylvania might profit SONS
she eorLd get up a convention to reform into the
judiciary, r~en who could comprehend the laws Of
the United States as well her own lave, in a
spirit Of hbssslry and justice.
The New York herald., 1850-08-30
Moycrasnts of pi.tlnxnl.hrh p.nni.

Hon Patton, rnils. Hon 2 L. Robinson, vt.
Juan Do Divis sisnie J. TTsnlualtno Chiaa; ~ Ar
tego cubs; a. shaw. St Louis; M uoxh Mass
and seSebi, i've others arrived yesterday snd took
rooms ~ The Clinton Hotel
PaIt,r,u 3 Consul Cape de- Verde; j. VI.
Horsey. y l.. NJ. rorbet. Ala >. wilkinson La /.
Rev Or bryso, u, andy Others arrived yssteraay
ara ttuk ro.ms az the American Hotel
Phillips La W Palmer. Lake superior. N n
Feiry, Baltimore; u Fletcher. Ky; a. ~. BIbridfs
and 20 eihers arrived and TOOK at the norsrt
H0tI
IoB " washiueton and family, Ne~burn, n. @;
q W Gris> old and LADY, Albany. aud % oth-rs ar.
givod Jcst.rn.y, and have taken spsrtments at the
mon Place Hose
loo R,sves. o. Hon. J p. walker, wis 1t G.
c. Gbb.rt. Lind, Porto Rico. and id5 others.
arrsfd yesterday and ooh rooms at the Irving House
Hun. hos.s Nonis Is pcs 90 visis 70 his family ip
New Happsbige.