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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-25

~ The News IRON EUROBE this morning is
an Improvement in point Of interest upon what we
have atterly been accustomed to. though II IS stu
far below the glowing heat Of a few months ago
There have been riots in Paris but Of no apparent
significance whether viewed as the product OF
popular sentiment or governmental intrigue ana
incitstion. The people of that city have not as we
incline 10 believe. endured with patience the ont
RACES which the Executive has for almost year
systematically hesped upon them, 10 break out now
into fruitless revolt in behalf few dead Poplars'
no matter what they were set up 70 syRba lie.
We have no anticipation Of another great cnsngs
in France until the next general election, when
there will come forth from the electoral urn peace.
fu revolution of the most sweeping thoroughness
Still the best anticpaiions may prove ialacious IN
such state Of things as now exists there. The
production Of the New Social World may yet be
preceded BY all the psroxysms OF desperate
revelation 1t will certainly not be the aul, OF the
present government ii it is turned out OF office by
the quiet operation of the ballot.
From Germany, we learn that the difference be
tween the King OF Prussia and the Chamber has
been appeased. and the X ing has taken the oath 10
the Constitution The telegraph does not state
distinctly which party receded, but we infer that
twas the Chamber. We expected nothing else,
for there was nothing else to be expected Such
plant Legislature as that had shown Itself to be,
is qualified for nothing well as to legitimate and
laud the falsehood and tyranny Of such caprclous
and perjursd william as this same King.
There is a speck Of trouble between Switzerland
and the Northern powers concerning the refugees
who have found an asylum within the Territories Of
the Republic, but ii will come TO nothing From
Turkey there is nothing Of special interest, no new
light on the fate Of Kossu:h and hIs companions -
The Pope we hear again, is gong back TO Rome
When he gets there the public may believe it TIL
then all is mere rumor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-25
hUS S-A.
Russiau- defeated in 4 frcasSis.

Accounts from The Dar1ane.ls stale that Clrcasians
have gained great advantages 1- Russians the
Nr-s The Rlss having 5e'n compelled 70 retreat 200
great Io-s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-25
Additional Foreign Markets.

Tfe London coffee market lss We lean from prvae
d.pafcll yyas arm. viii Increased demand Lsguyra
va. quoted There bal been advance offrom
= = recent saes 10 the Liverpool market s. d.
min - quoted a. So %
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THE EAST.
NnNxa frntn ndia mud 4 linn

Dsss from Bombay the - and fr1ui cltia 20 lie "a
Dec received .n Lverpoo 90 The "a inst 10 aniclfa-
uon ~ the Overland MAJ The polnca news j. unmpoh-
AM Trade a. bombay both n Imports and exports wa
dull In freig his little doing Tee Money unk~i was ie--
easy. Al Cacuita, trade Lad declined considerably.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-25
w We print a SUPPLEMENT this

morning in order to lay before our
readers at the earliest moment the Re
port made to the Senate on Saturday by
Mr.. BEEKMAN Of this city from Com
mittee Of Investigation appointed by the
last Legislature to overhaul the bust
ness of NEw-YoRK STREET -OPENINCs,
and let the public see how and by whom
such hea-bites as So, 600, $4,000, 500
600, &c. have been fobbed by Counsel,
&c. &c. The facts have been very
thoroughly walked into by the commit
tee and are spread before the admiring
public in rather blunt English in our
Supplement. Wherefore, read and be
edited
The Call Of the Union Meeting to-
night at Castle Garden, with several
hundreds of the names attached, also
appears in the Supplement
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-25

80 s.rrspsv Feb u ls5o-Tbis ConnniIe- Ies, ~
r..oiufoos OF FEB 10 and hsviog IN Foo1 isiA
kssrs, tbstr ala a. citizens toward the ponDuyA " ~
80, osef Of procuring public demonstrating o. ue re
* zens u New York irrespective u party UPON
~ s..rzsnon Of oar NsoOna JGon and 13derstaDciHg
49, ,ve. are inpu gned nsundsrstood 60 hereby
-. rn.nirsOzslv That this Committee e ID 10 VIE
.,s fyr or eonnerfed with to- prOpOsed meeting Of
a. s,reainz and willis thy BID hose concerned God
3D. ,s.x have co, intend n znd do intend
- ..np~f in connection with SID meeting other ;h=n
nd yldps CITIZENS g., -. 49,. 4,
~ BOWDITCH BLUNT, Chairman
w vs. Tsres, os''" Wee chs'rn'en.
r..sIgs NJ DoUcALi. sscrefs,y pro ten II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-25
TURKEY.


The escape Of Masame Kssuih aud fact Of Der hay
ns 0inod Der eNi cd husbau are confirmed The exus-
dIa0I question nearly sen4ei
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-25

IL We were led into an error ia copying from
Southern paper a statement that COLI. w JACK
son. the newly elected NJ c. from T 49, Kings
District, Georgia, one Of the Editors oftho Na
ranaoh Geoygian and Colonel Of the Georgia Re-
gimeni during the Mexican War Col II r. Jackson
the commander OF regiment which went 10 Mexico, ard
he editor Of the Gooypan until elected 10y The Legs
lsure few weeks since to u JGdgeship. lie is SUI a
young His nHmesske the recently elected member
Congress middleaeed gentleman n osing
Souihernsr in all his views and eeings /,
many years since that he acted with The Wing parry
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-25
BUSINESS NOTICES.

ANEkicAs NU.EUN-la compliance With subpssls
.ssuet the Request Of TOO peogie Mr. D Rec vii sp
hs aerLOoa and eVeainx Under ne aas u Jlmb,
Jlm AID audience .ao e0nvu.s0ns q .augkef
Hncn t1ry haze partially recovered fn- Hafsnetts vii
asioulsa ibem Then Louls Els.er ~. shov hem hOW
dance win extra :. AID ina the Aardaer.
vii give hen The Coup Dc Grace 10 = side-dlsurbing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-25
Markets.
ITALY

G.-errrl--f S1cs e ri lra higher. FfEcs oFerei :
% .1 l11 r.C--c e. r asr-- C1ron ussei fl- O
I-ar.-s-. ss.es - tass sa1 gr.-e. r1chsT-t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-25

Feb 10 1870 u hereby recommended % he Wnig frc
os OF tho Second Ward 20 meet a. he Second Ward Hoe
on WEDNESDAY he I'm inst 20 eect FIVE delegates 70 ne
W'hg General Committee fOy The year 1850
Po. open from IL oclOck 10 o'cOck "
BIZ order, ~ BOWDITCH BLUNT, Cnslrnnso.
~ W1.sIF seorei1hes z5fsas'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-25
Dir.inson's ComurOmise.

Scripture Dick is said 10 be preparing Com.
promise-a surrender would be better name--on
the following basis
l. To run the line Of SO deg 90 min through the
Pacific.
2 To admit California north OF the line State
) To provide Governments for Dceerei ard New. Mexi-
CO. north and the other south mostly Of the line with.
a word about Slavery.
I To pay Texas for the disputed Territory.
D. To divide Texas into three additional Slave States,
prospecuyely otse, 10 Minnesota Oregon and Cali
lOrnia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-25

The TROUBLE n PRUSSIA SETTLED
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-25
TWO WEEKS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA
At HALIFAX.

by Te'egyoai froH Ha'fzz % Por-'ssC. t.eref
~ Eypre.f 20 B7aon. and fisrcs ~ Tie.
rropl orsy Bq.ss Hirs7 20 Ner- Tors
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-25

70 The steamer will doubtless have reached
Boston before tho morning mail leaves, and we
sba receive our letters and papers in season for to-
morrow mornings Tribune
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-25

TosoNTO, q. w saflrihy, Feb >.
Parliament has been prorogucd until I'd April
TIE Hoton election proceeding vigorously, but the re-
sui is Vet doubtful
The Annexation feeling Is rather Tat Just now.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-25

9r
CONsINprInN

~ RUsHIoS, CLASS = cos celebrated genuine Ne
email Cod Liver ca. Gr consumption scronlous afec
tous rheumatism g"uL &c &C. Thu season Tor manu-e
n.ng Cod Liver Oh having commenced. K. q Co have
the pleasure 81 Offering he pure artc Of their osn manu-
fa,ure whieh hey can warrant a Ssery respect Price
o. Ter bottle. and suitable reduction made whes ggs
quantities are 'skcu.
CAUrt0N-The wonderful succf4s hat has attended he
u.e Of pure Cod Liver Oh having cfos-d eXsordnAfy
demand fT IT, large quantities VI spurious limitations have
been forced Into msrset sd paims a Tor genuine 10 he
grra, injury OF is patients add e. s depends
ucey upon s purity much cannot De- used In pro
curing 10 genuine
RusHroS. CLAEAk Co whole-se and Retail Chemists
ami Druggists aud manufacturers ~ pure Medicinal God
Liver OIL no Broadway 10 Aston House and as Broad.
way Nf 5eot'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-25
COMMERCIAL AND n0omEY MATTERS.


SATURDAY. Feb Bpm
Tho Stock market mas rather al upward ten.
dency though Governments sls weak Western Stocks
continue 70 improve Ohio sni Indiana advanced quite
argelythe latter State F9e. y cont Erie has gained
y cent,
The supply Of Money seems to be onths Increase,
the Banks buying largely Of commercial paper b0sloa
and Providence sui, rank among tho large buyers, ard
there considerable CITY paper offering Tue quotations
are yet without nal change lo8 ceol being he
rlies Tor short Or long dates
At the Second Board prices wore shsds higher
and closed firm
Land Warrants are in demand at $3.50 10 slJJ
Tho DAYS business at tho Sub Treasury is ss
fJllows Receipts els N 50, Expenditure ss0d9 %
Balance, - 81 80 73
Tho Mortgage Bonds of the leading Railroad
lines OF lls STATE and ONO attracting very considers
Die attention Of ate and considerable sales for investment
are daily made The prejudice sgsns Railroad invest
nents generally hat has existed Tor time pss eass-
nora o. lees By ihs Hudson fraud. England and By No
pressure upon tho market Of and premature
projects from all quarter. Of the Union wearing a. aaf
capitalists hoy grow familiar with tho subject are t
eliminating these they do In other sseariues TIC
fears of faint from Usury are also mesmrsby suosains
IN consequeuco-as relates the bonds Of thu NewY0s
Roads the expected passage u the bill before ouf
Legislature, prohibiting Corporations from making his
plea and Of the feet that The Legislature Of Ohio have 81
,aonzed tho Columbus sad Xsna," Cleveland ADD Co
unbus7 P.nsbargh and Cleveland and other eomfs
Of hA Stale r. sell negotate their Bonds At such
time and such places elher within without lha Sas
and such rates and for such prces IA - opinion "
N. Directors viii beat advance he interest Of toe Comps
snd have further provided that n such Bonds are
thus sold a. discount thai such shall be vaid 10
every respect n hey sod tbeif par value
tbs completely settles the question u the validity Of 10
Bonds leading Ohio Roads and their debt u con.
fined u ron rails the being furnished
by bona 6do subscn DuOD. and n, Roads whso
completed with the heavy rail will less thsn one hai
the amount per mile Of New York and New England rOsfs
there greai and grow ng eOnhdenc. 10 hem psfss
nenty sound and safe Investments
The exnorts of soecs from ,bi. mort lor The week
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-25

SPRING FASHION, lS5e
WILLIAM h. BEEBE \ GO.

WILLIAM Il. hLEbE CO
HAirEks,
Isl Broadway New York ami Ss Chesnutst Phiadelphis
Te- Respectfully announce ha they WI. issue he Spring
Fashion Tor Geutsmons Haas. saturday, tho n day Of
March ensuing
IN regard 10 the sNie We wish SIMPLY 10 remark ghs
Is strictly appropriate % ne season or ~heh Dc ntendei'
al hist ha. been during The previous winter
n Paris London.
IL quality enables SAY via cnure confidence,
whoever may Re kndiy Disposed 10 favor US with
teir patronage that hey swsys be sssured ofobng
At our establishment tor s. Hat which Wit In cveD
point and parucusr essentially, g. Hist
WM h BEEBE
10 Bro,dwayN Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-25

\ yOELEANs. Thursday, feh II.
The Euopas letters have been received. The
ss Of Cotton to-day have reached 5000 bAes former
rates. m0ddiingN lie
TIE ocs of e oartfr- has been reestabhshe' near Inc
old stand Tie morning publication has not been suspend
81 d gie CAV. -
pesed from carried up 10 inc Supreme CoUri Of
fha 1Trtfsl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-25

THREATENED BY lyST5Ii AND
PRUSSIA.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
STOP THAT DREADFUL COUGH


70 We cal tee sleuou OF H. pusae 10 hts srsa .rA
valuable remedy oS Gods Corgh ksaias and coasuns-
dor ScEENcX's Pu,mooc Svr Tbs arrvalrc edici-a
VII no ory relieve bai specify care when a. o,Asr mean,
nave "a 81 DenGe Yourself re gave win snv 81
ne vie cen pounds ia TIC hape u ssrs, or pfaso,s
of VIII Gerry whch fqsesiiy brace ur re l1us PRO
a-clns y sh Ccsveness ana diseases OF ~ csi
Asra,ns character MAKE 40 experiments ~hAeyeT upou
tie de.ese a,.ae Of ,le angs bs 'oek us ,ss
AL hesll5g nsri~ly snd yoa are sayed Price 8 Fer
ho.t.s ~ * tcl.es t. s.
cV C.cks1er Co sre lie gca-rsl AsSais O. Ne~.
Yora AID vicinity New-Yors clg Assaa-E n Fay,go.
60 0r,V~p she, 81 = N.ni1-av a Coid.ns,ae. IS
Bad s7sy aad IS H41-onst = Lyon, ~ Grsnc q p
Cox corner Ave a-f Grand - NJ GrHths co.ncf y.
,ansv 80 S.s,a SIS W D. Crumbs - soweiy c.
Neis2 CO 81 Avsuae Ma - iA
rEMPERANCEylLLE~SOUrH BSooGLYN
~ Toe hoJes OF .cis a iti, wage who 'Ake g. .r-
,-rr.t n Is prosperity sai wao ooIiea pate es.tsS
tae Sernr are rcelcs.,a 10 NEE; a. he otcc o. DE-
Rroosvn llc .reroeli.r corDcs craloerry and Faaoa
- over he drug sors. o. TUESDAY sycu.sg 90 .ns,
o. exsule res economical. and saos'sn-ai m.-i- 4
ta-lias -lrswia-s 49, node, o. which VII be- pre-.
.sn.sd sof irsrecnoa a. IA ar,e
81 - RORERT 7 SHANNON
~ & NJ Ror.~l, SIS Grsaa Il J. ao~ orenlrs ,af.s
a.oce cf Sprrc s.ks. a..o nulaSel 81 packages 90
les dress ,o'Js of s ,cs. s,- ard importance. -
c..v-.y acap'ej o. te lrng trade Together wh he md
n,rr - si,s 49, Pc I'D a. yer, oS prces IN order %
n,,e -soui ~ a. sva ., FreucA Goods Of sunre rev
de-gn, ~
SPLENDiD BRIDAL CARDS
~ Ers-a,ei ,he u''st ocaa-il manner snd r'nteo
on he fos., french ported cards
SPLENDID BRIDAL ENNELOFS AND sONt>
arg, assortment us rcc-ved nom t- mosi crr1raed
manufacturers Pars and LONDON al ENsSostI sushoa.
establishment ,or Csnis 81. Broadway. eoru-, Duane
Branch na're. : " silsf
~ BSAcNs Nsuoual @ IectOn - DAklsrfeo,ypcs rs
al ~ Bryad~av 81 ~ ou-si Susuevs ans cite
zers Afe rrspec fully layi' a. and 1Nsine ne sgec
lyons REPLY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-25
RIOTS IN PARIS.

Queen, Sptsth in British Parliament
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-25

Up Col JEFFERSON DAVIS U. 5. Senator from
Misssp2s has been reelected BY the Legislature Of hat
STATE 70 sse seosc !f Term Of sx yesrs sUsa !os III o.
Msssh lsSr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-25

uou o.e-s-u Bev1ud ~ "a: Of his io'- - Frs'e
rs,rs 1ot of me- lm11rra1ce
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-25
= Lyons 8EPLY

Meu ut New-Yc'k. I will not leave,
frci yoGr kininess very much
lwoad bot Wish vol to hrFravo
Tn. loss 81 one who : none such
TIE Pa. ki rats tni nice on the spot lhe Mogneuc
Powders al, cockroac -ii a. snds of .nsecu nepo.
~ Broadway al -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-25

~ LoSG BLAND LANDS hitherto mainly un
cultivated, advertised 70 day 10 our columns by Mr.
Dewey Q! NSsssust These lands lie directly he Loog
leland Railroad oose 10 Lake Road Station partly
wooded perfectly dry and healthy, easily ued, Of mode
raie fertility, and very convenient 10 tho omniyerous
Aets Of our Gig. Well uiled, they bear good crops and
believe The labor required 10 render them fertile will
be fairly rewarded go forth into The nelds~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-25

The CoNcERr-lt will be remembered that
REAESYs Concert comes Of At the Tabernacle this
ing Il VIII undoubtedly be grand affair This eminent
Hungarian vonlsi has been received with high favor Al
he South during his absence from our City conciu
.ion oil his bril- Efforts Nibo's lie viii be assisted
ghs by Sgus Borghesc, who vii sing, by general
quest the romsrza from lie P,oPheis Remen7i will per
form. auiong oth.r pieces, the C4yHirai ~ ysntes We
LOOK for a crowded houss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-25

We ~oEt v0sca of he sp-l.nE q a. hese Names but
- G50ve phoretics would allow We
greaf Pleasure bdesg ;hese brave nen welcome to
our CIV a1d eoInry eelg e1r1dent thsi hey wiz frt
hers = bcr5e S0Ttay q seir asyr-f!cns for Lbsrty
sTRASGEEs-Hon. Malcolm Cameron. and Sir
6 sampson, q cAaaaA arrived n iowa Saturday, morn-
isE ssa haze Ass1 roors q; - Assx Eo1ss.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-10-03
CONGRESS-.

MONDAY, September 23.-Senate. Gen
eral Appropriation bill being up, Mr.. Underwood
moved $4,000 for medical aid to seamen on the
Western waters. Adopted.
Mr.. Gwinn moved $40, 900 for the same pur-
pose on the Pacific Coast. Adopted.
Mr.. Winthrop moved ga, 500 for the purchase
of 1000 copies Of John Adams works. Adopted
Mr.. Dawson moved to insert 5000 10 pay the
Senator elect from New Mexico for mileage,
which after debate 10 which Messrs. Gwinn,
Dawson, Ewing, Foote and Underwood parlici-
pated, was rejected.
An amendment providing for special agent,
at salary of 5000, to ECUADOR and Guatemala,
was adopted.
MI. Bright then moved to amend the bill by
abrogaiing the present contract with the public
printer, and sppropriating large sum for the
prompt execution Of the future printing of this
Congress. Alter lengthy debate the amend
ment was modified and agreed to.
The bill was then reported TO tae Senate,
which body Immediately commenced voting on
concuring with the committee.
After the approval Of the various amendments
of the COMMITTEES, The Senate added the follow
ing to the bill: $4,000 for Custom House At
Cincinnati; $4,000 for Custom House at St.
Louis; e50,O00 each fur Marine Hospitals at
VicksburR, Miss, and Gravevi:le, Indiana. The
Prohibition bill against constructive mileage for
New Mexican Senston, was then read q third
time and passed Ct halfpass eight O'Clock. The
Senate adjourned
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-10-03
Arrival of the Niagara at New
York.

Decline IN Cotton More fighting bei,ceen the
Danes and Hoiseiners!
New YoRK, Sept, "a, P. NJ.
The Niagara arrived this morning, with dates
from Liverpool to The l4th.
Cotton, duil, and l-5d lower.
Flour and whea, unchanged: Western Cana,
22al5s. Corn, quiet, at 27l a26s. for white,
and 2Ss. for yellow. Provisions Lard in fair
demand at :sis Cd Beef in favor of the buyer /;
choice Pork, for stores is more looked for; Tai
Low active; Butter, to 2 shiliings dearer.
Wool co.nm lnds full prices.
DENMARK AND THE DucRIEs.-The Cologne
Gazette Of Tie 10Th, has lelegraphlc despa CHI
from Altuna OF The 9th, stating that some skirn,-
Ishing took place the previous day. On the
whde Of the out posts, the left wing OF the Hol-
seiners, the 9th and Ilth bstrallions of loot and
LIST regiment were driven back to Siudartspe,
but being reinforced by another detachment,
they advanced again, and forced the Danes back
upon the F.ench. Fifty -eigh, captured Daues
were brought to Rendsbourgh, and the wounded
OF the LIST regiment of the line, in wagons 10
Heide. The centre Of the Holstein army has
advanced TO Jagel, near Schleswig and Brecken-
dorE 1t appears from Dresden letters OF The
9Th inst, that Austria, and those German gov
ernnents which stand on her side, are pre- caring
to Interfere IN the duchies. The Bavaran gov
eroulent had issued 4 decree prohibiting sub
scrip,lons and collections 10 aid Of the Schics-
wig Holstein cause.
FRAScE.-The revision of the French consti.
tution rs again talked of.
Serious disturbances have occurred south of
Lyons, in the Province Of La Drome, but they
have since been suppressed.
Stories are circulated Of reconciliation be-
tween the two families of Bourbons.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-10-03

This Invaluable preparation is sisually eff Ns
and ysterc Affections. Seeplessness and SICK Head
aeh producing quiet and tranquil Sleep leaving
sensations after its use which the aetI4bls re-
suits of opa,es, SC. II ia manufacture by process
proved by the ables Chemists and Physicians kuewa from
the in green state, rejecting tbs dead VseiisH root
Of importation
Dr. Bell, Of the Mclean ASYLUM Mass is using the
preparation and au bosises -He has fssoFa's
opinion of it. believing II to coutn all the psoqers OF
Valeisn, and nds convenient thai
any other form"
From the distinguished Dr. Charles Chandler, Lunsii; Hos
pal, Worcester, favored with the following k1a
letter:
State Luratic Hosp;tll,l
Worcester, Mass, August :, l5iS.i
Messrs. E. Biinley & Co.:
Dear SrsYour favor Of the ID has been received AMI
hasten reply. We have used only bottle of your
Pure Fluid Extract of Valeriau." Ia of mid
form of Deleum Tremens in which used the astaoa
and trembling Gained by hundred drop dose II It
hope be able say someh hing hror of the yaeiaa
before long. 1t il elegant preparation.
Yours very truly,
GEO. CHANDLER, NJ D.
~ EDWARD BRINLEY * co, Druggists, BosOn,
Sole Proprietors.
Nos & South side Faneril n IL
Also for sale by their appointed Agents.
For sale hv kedfeld & Grannis, and by s. X. Collins,
Montpelier; French & Walker, Barre; E. E. C. French,
Ps.n6eld Thur'er Bo~ie-, Washington Dickinson and
Peasiss. Chelsea; also by agent generally.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-10-03
Vermont and Canada Railroad.

The work upon this road is progressing with
a steady and well directed energy. and every
thing betokcns that the cousummation of this
great enterprise 10 now close at hand.
The bridge over the Lamoiile River is finish
ed, and in the opinion of experienced and COM
petent bridgers, is structure unrivalIeG, in this
part OF the world at least The rails are oil laid
from Essex to the bridge, and from this village
nearly to the town line between st Adams and
Georgia, leaving about eight miles unfinished.
The two parties Of .rack-layers will probably be
able to complete this by the Alb Of October,
should the weather be favorable. As that is the
second day Of our Agricultural Fair, the opening
of the road would contribute greatly to the in
,erest OF the occasion. Three new and power
full engines have been recently brought on TO
Norihfeld for this road. and it is expected that
trains will be run to this place regularly, as soon
as the track is laid. We learn further, that the
last dollar OF the stock Of this company is taken,
and all question as to funds forever at rest-S.
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