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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-22

MONDAY, July r.
THE STEAMER SoUrHERsER.-The passengers
on board the U. 8. Mail steamship Southerner, on
her late voyage from Charleston to New York.
take great pleasure in expressing their highest sat
isfaction with the courteous and gentlemanly bear
ing of Capt. Berry, together with the unremisting
attention Of the officers aud men, who consulted in
every respect the comfort Of all on board. They
are the more inclined to express their feel gs In
this form, as during the prevalence OF a storm
which lasted some 80 hours, they had occasion 10
test the sklIfalness of Capt Berry as the comman-
der OF an ocean steamer, as also the seaworthine"
Of the excellent vessel he has the honor to com.
mand. signe1 on behalf Of the passengers on
board the steamer Southerner.
THOS o. SULLIVAN
Es.c- York, Jsiy 20, 1850.
At meeting of the passengers on board the
steamship Southerner, at NewYork, it was re-
solved and carried unanimously, that the foregoing
testimonial be signed by Rev. DR.. Swan, In behalf
Of the passengers and presented to Capt Berry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-22
CITY ITEMS.
AruapAY, July 9,ls9.

ATURpAY, July y, 1887.
CHAUNcET sHATTER, Esq-We regret to fad
that statement appeared in our paper with refer
euce to this gentleman calculated to injure him 10
bis profession. There is no truth in the statement.
We find that gross insult was offered him which
be resented on the spot. he vas attending the
courts to day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-22
courts to day.

BURGLART-A fellow named Thomas Fenton.
was arrested last night by officers Seoor and
Thomas, for picking the lock In the door Of the
grocery store Of Michael Burke, $50 Firstay. On
searching the prisoner at the station house, box
OF matches wss found on bis person. and q large
new silver mounted bowie knife. He has com
menced young at the Business, being only Is years
OF age.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-22
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE JULY g.

Of two lives being lost although the injuries by
fractures and otherwise, are innuneraole. A
farmer. named John Irvine, il Brock. has h I'd the
uto'e OF bis buildings hoa,ehold farn,are, All
the growing crops n a large farm destroyed.
Similar accounts OF the effects Of the storm in Oar.
lipeton are given.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-22
LAW COURT rs.

COURT OF COMhOs PLEAS In Chanbers-Be'
fore Judge Daly-Ha6eas Corpus "A writ was
granted, requiring Mary and Elizabeth Burton,
34s Hudson st to produce the persons OF Sauy s.
Charlotte +. and Edward Bernard, children, 9, 5,
and years Of age, Who are nov with their grand.
mother, bat their care and custody claimed oy
their own mother The latter, 1t is said, Il wido "
lsdy, who went to New Jersey and took three OF
her children with her, leaving the three now in
question with their grand mother. Tue mother has
become dissatisfied, ard wishes b have the whole
OF the children, but the grandmother viii nor give
them up-hence the writ. The order vas made
returnsble on Saturday, when MIR Hsashaw, one
OF the Eighth Ward police, made an Sit1svi. that
be served the writ apoa Elizabeth Buroo. woo
threw il upon the floor and stamped upon il with
her feet saying she would have nothing to do with
H. An attachment was ordered
u. 6. MARsHAL's OFFIcE-Saip AptAa-rhe
Captain and late crew Of this vesEel sent IN a.
being engaged in the slave trade have been CON
mitted By the U g. Marshal, awaiting examina
ton, to the Kings County jail, that prison. on nc
count Of its healthy location, being usually cnsen
for the keeping Of u. 9 prisoners, instead OF tue
houfes CT de,t ntion in New 9srk. Tue Marina
,ti lies ashore At Staten Island, driven there oy
tbe storm, and the ~reckers charge 81 10 We IN
TO ny to get her of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-22
Total.

It viii thus be observed that the whole annual
cost Of governing Canada, including receiving and
disbursiDg the revenues, is 925O,OO or IS Al per
head of the whole population.
The sum paid for the Civil Government Of the
Province 10 432. 25l. This includes the salary of
the Governor General. The remaining E24,5OO is
distributed among some 60 or 20 officials, two OF
whom get fl,lo0 year, four 1000, one ESQ,
and the rest from $3.50 downward.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-22
AUCTION SALES.
A N MERwIH, Aoerooees
uY BANGS, PLATT a. Co. sore - srosarsy
u Psr Az attention given 70 he sale 81 rrvsse Lioss
dNs CASH sdvx1ces made ~h-odrsirod


An Cn,e ,dvxnc~s made ~h-odrsirod
rIFrY-sEcosD sgw-yOsk TRADE SALE
hoNDAY, Sept = 1850.
fhe undersigned snnouncethc n-xt kHoOLAh nAue
SALE OF Bcois Psper Stationery etereegpe fAtce
Bindsrf Msierala Ne 10 ccmmence on hoojay, Nc IN
OF sevtsmbeg and Ia rooduct unr - the zane regai
tcss a. he last one ard sold the following teEns VIZ
On al purchases ron tb- whole catalogue Amounting 70
$50 Gnd upward, fo1r sni ak monhs ered1; on par
shsse. for The whole eslso, less Than 80 aaf more
than SiOo four month"; credit srd al purchases less nsn
fuO cash dsconnt 81 ore per eent viii be allowed on
al purchsses exceeding 8 ,os@
Tney thai nor TIE catalogue oe lansooe
Immediately The printing viii De cos neneed a. an cary
day. =. - --,. a
goods, when desired BANGS Plat 90,
Ar PaIvArr BALr-Bohns Popular LorGy senca--
Complete ses Of hese very desirable sad select worzA are
offered The trade and others eonprt ng ne stsed-
ard Library, 81 vols scientific Library, VOLS .ne Al
rquNisn Library IS vols the Classical Library II yos
and the Illustrated Library (nev seres Including Lcdkes
Portraits OF Inusrous eersousx-s Of 0rcsi bFuAn toe
volumes sold separately desired new list hss pa
been issued Of he various WORKS, and may be has a. ns
store -
Junius Letters win all The OF woodfsPs edition,
schlegSrs Lectures Modern History Lsmsrunes He
tory Of Lhe French Revolution, huneolfs Views of Ne
are Hand SoOs Of 0anes and pew ard pocasr trsnsls
doris Of sopsoclea Eschylus Aristotle. EGnpides and
Virgil
?vola syo; EwbGnks Hydraulics and hechAnies John
Zoos FarmerS Encyclopedia Gnenons grcs work %
Mich Cows rhsers Principles o. AgrieamrA De roeSas.
vll-s Democracy In America. Ztons sonyssns sennefs
Double Entrv Bookkeeping svo ard Wses Aerons1nea.
Dr. Fishers Work Small Pox and VAFolod, 10 win
colored Plates
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-22

FiRE AT CIscIEKArL-O Ga Sunday. l4'h lost U.
Root & Sons stove fubdry Oh Resdess clncin-
psti VAS burned, with vsu able stoox OF patterns,
casks, &c The origin Of the lire 70 aosno sn' On.
/. Aurissred to al, ince Ddiary Pheboss 10 estimated
At sl5, 0oo-s7 600 inssred
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-22
CusARD LISE-Fsr Lirerpool
For Bremen.
OcEAs STEAM NAVIGATION @
From Bremen.
For ChaQres.

OHIO. J. seHsscr Frou New Yok Sat July
CRESCENT CITY Capt sroODAss Prom New York rhurs Aug
EMPIRE CITY - D. Wusos. From New iod Tues Aus
CAEROKEE....C MNDLs. Prom New Yors. raes Aug
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-22

SUNDAY JuyN
SHOOTING INTO A Crowd Something OF row
occurred about 10 O'Clock last night at 10 CoIum-
blast One John Collins vas arrested on charge
Of nsaoltng Margaret White with slung shot
While officers Post and Steers were endeavoring
10 arrest Collins pistol was fred into the crowd,
the bal severely vounding Francis Hagserty in
the neck and shoulder. Henry Villers was arrest
ed on charge Of firing the pistol.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-22

4 UITUN FACIUhI FOEk bHL Re : " " %
Osod Public Auction 10 the highest bidder the pre-
mises In ths Village OF Maniiua OnAndaga Co, T.,
Thursday I'D day OF Angus next al 10 oc Ock An tan
less previously disposed Of private sLe) All ha real
ard personal property Of the "Msnius Factory" couEs-
Ing Of about 50 OF land, two substantial build.
each 90 by % ieel OF them four stoes oih-r
three stories hgh two story building So BY 80 Neei
between The sooyei stone peAng room, "A By 81 slL
high az Joining the four story building fhe mill
has an ample wsier-power FiflyoGe Looms with all
Necessary machinery the most Off having been In u'e oay
about three years the whole la good ming condition and
now In operation. There 10 likewise Iie premises 3
story house stoce boarding house with lie fur
nure four frame d~eug houses frame lumber house
Sale positive TERMS ceLs on day OF sale, 25
cent the 9Th day OF September when III, deed will DO
delivered The remainder In equal annual payments
with interest secured by bonds and mortgage the pre-
misses For further particular. ioquiie OF
CORLlES, HAYDOCK co,
s. William Of kew-York
or OF the agent FnAShLlN hAI:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-22
PATENT ZINC PAINT.

THE SUBSCRIBERS, Agenis Of tho Nsw-Jefsey In.
pcring and Mining Company have received from theh
extensive Works al Newark supply of the paIsnI Zine
brown and Frsnknse Psints which will be disposed Of
on reasonable terms.
These paints consisl Of various shades from deep, heA
brown Up W q deep orsn 20 and also blsea, and being
composed Of metallic oxides ihsif lss9s properties and
economy be confidently recommended This Cotnpe
ny repsres from the oxides paints peculiarly
valuable fof the cOang ofiron and of ia, forming bs be
protection Szainsl OxiczarOn nov known.
These paints when sppled 70 wood form, also, vsius
BE pro- ection against IRE. -
supply OF me Com psny's beautiful White OXIDE -
Zinc now 50 extensively used Ia Paris and other psns 81
Europe a. TIE yalnabe subs1t1ts for whs lead snS
other de.eerious psnis 10 shorty expeci.d tnsss ~
lhe subscribeTs r JOnEs W
tyl II ~ rSs'rf'A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-22
PHILADELPHIA
HVnN A. VNII !. ~ ~ ~ A AZ 10 4, AYR

PHILADELPHIA
SYDNBYNINsTEk CAhPETIaGa.-A nsw
- sruc clark and light subduoS iRg sin MAKE,
rchly dyed and oil panied, ali W has perfect
10 pate Tn forming bUquels Of S5W8SDwlth 0rectan
scrolls, ne equal TO Administer, for sale only By Tho
ms1usclgeT 81 per square yard, who asttsrs him
o.. that an experience Of upward OF Is yeas 10 manu-.
ciurDg importing fancy wares carpesngs oil cloths,
window shades and marngs ~ bis Immense establishment
Carpet Hail. IS and ~ Norh secondst hrsi door below
Christ Church Philsdeiphis vii justly his sporsorshp
10 arueo every way equal to Rddsruinssr aad no4
third the pdce. beautiful selection Of Brssos snd
vleye tapestry three ply and ingram csrpsgngN nth oil
cloths viii DO disposed Of At very low prcss for cssh
city accepsnees Interest sdded) mako room for ssu
stock. Hen lml J. SIDNEY JONES,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-22

REscUE.-A Mr. Carpenter was rescued from
drowning yesterday afternoon, at the foot Of Mur.
ray ct.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-22
AUSTRIA.
Ieltachich an GrOutfas

yIEEHA, July ban Jelachch has arrived 10
Aersm, where be now possesses the authority oil q
yieeroy. The official journals are full OF the ad-
dressrs which he has published to the population.
In all his addresses, however, there Is not one word
10 be found Of the Banu council Of the ministry or
OF the important questions of the day. They contain
nothing but extravag ant protesatons OF bis loyalty
10 the imperial house, and praise OF the great pa
trioiism which he declares he has on al occasions
manifested. Six or eight months ago, his oud-toa-
eued praises of hims elf and bis party were received
with enthusiasm by large portion OF the Croatan
population, bat since then the conviction has been
gradually gaining ground among his former adhe-
rents and friends that he is only patriotic mouth
or " hose pat olsm has served as mask, beneath
which he has served the court by carrying most 1n-
patriotic and unpopular measures. The middle
classes In Croatia are more politically enlightened
than in any other province Of the empire; a fact,
the truth Of which is plainly apparent IN the charac
ter Of its journalism. Many Of the younger branches
OF society in Agram bitterly repent the support
which they lent 70 the government Sg anst the Ma.
~ ars aud sigh for the liberal concessions which
kossuth and hs colleague would have made them.
The right Of association has been taken away
from the liberal party, and their opponents are ia
vored by the Government In the most extrsordina-
rymsnner. Associations similar to the Russian
TruebuDd are forming In every province with the
especial sanction OF the Ministry. The Catholic
priests hold numberless meetings, unmatched and
uncontrolled by any police authority. Trias by
court martial stil contlnue. Last week sentences
Of imprisonment for lite were pronounced against
nine members OF the Hungarian Diet, who took no
part whatever in The war.
Irsnrrection on the Turkish Border.
VIENNA, July 2-The accounts which appear in
the Vienna journals of the insurrection in Bulgaria
are very contradictory, bat from all il is clear that
several serious engagements have taken place, in
most OF which the insurgents were defeated.
One battle occurred ia the neghborhood Of
Widen. The TURKS defeated the undisciplined
horde opposed 70 them after very short but san.
culinary struggle most Of the latter escaped into
Servia Another engagement occurred al Beo.
srsdatz, with similar result Ga this occasion
one OF the chief leaders Of the insurgents was cap
tured by the fUrhs.
Acoofding to the Os sspaf0Te DG'Ila,o the in
hsbuan,s Of Bagnaai are ripe for Instruction
assinst the Turkish rule. The same authority
states that the populations OF Montenegro and
6rstovs are also 10 very disturbed state
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-22
TEAS, coYFEE AND SUGARS

AT REDUCED PRICES al the Eighdhavenus
n Tea slorsThs Subscribers respectfully call tho sgIsn-
don OF the public TO their assortment Of he above
named srucles which hey selling least ~ per cont
under the prices Of many oher stores Ths stoch ernbr
ces in part: First quality crushed and powdered sugars
Refined White and New Orleans dol with choice sssort
nent OF and Black Teas which cannot be surp.sseA
40 the civ Pure old Jaws Cofee-Ro g. Domin 20 and
Hsrscsbo; oil OF which ground IN the store daily.
J. ~ Kelley, l8 EighhW.
leg 1ms Between Seventeenth and Eighisoaih sn-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-22

DATENT RIGHT FOR 5ALE.-Theun iersigned
having secured his aIenI In England aso 10 France
and Belgium for bis machine for Carving In Wood and
Metal would like to dispose Of one half Of his Interest Ia
the patent machine be seen 10 opereton u he ma
chine shop Of WoTrall Co 20 MIST for few days
prior TO I've being sent London. Rights for mos, Of the
States IA this country also be- obtained Apply TO
iyls 3teod' Al. SINGER 70 Elm-sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-22

Drowned "A dead body was found aaost at the
foot OF Nineteenth st. N. X at o'clock, yesterday
afternoon. II was the body Of boy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-22
For GlasGoW.
Ernm lslaHaoW.

Fvos Estc- York for GL1s0op.
CITY OF GLASGOW. b h.rarEs.. About he middle Of every
month In hy JUDY September NoVr aud Jsa.Ary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-22
THE OCEAN STEAMERS.
For Europe.
For America.
CoLLINs's LIss-SaIs fron Liverpool.
Fer America.
For Europe.

CusARD LISE-SaRs Jros Liverpool
ASIA For Boston Sat Jay
CANADA..,..Cap - For Nsr Ioa...s jus ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-22
CaRoNo-THERnAL MEDroINE.


EALLACIEs OF THE FACULTY ANO CahONO-
L rHERMALlSM-PIice Shy Dr. Dickson OF Loo
don edited by DR.. Wm Turner ofNew YOrk.
II the Faculty have no reply 70 ikess exposures they
must be al a low ebb." ILondon Weekly Chron.
"As Interesting ss novel; IWesunins,er Review.
"KIck out the apOthsesry and buy H."
ILo1dou sunday Tines
ty4 ln ii. LONG BRO. ii Ann-st " r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-22
LEMON SUGAR,

FrS~ GLasgov for Nero YORK.
CITY OF GLASGOW b MArarrs About the middle Of svsry
,srnais month In April June August Oot Decr and Feoy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-22
MONDAY, July p.

FOUND DROWNED The body of q man, name
unknown, was found this morning at pier H. E. X.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-22

PROPOSALS viii be received oy me unders'gned,
i Conmissoners and Inspectors Of Common schools OF
the TENN Ward for buildings School House 10 Alen
Ct between Walker and Hessr streets al Lse Office VI tho
CeI OF he Board OF Education. City Hall sine
within TWO weeks from the dAte hereof Plans and )-ch
eaops ae ef AZ the office Of The Arcetec Be- nin q.
els Fouhh-svenue Thirty frstsueet Any fGnLer
form be had By application 70 The Clerk Of the
Board OF Education. -
JH HOBARv HAWS, (co,,,,,..,o,.,.
~ @ BRADF0RD,
ANDREW V. SroUT, lru.,sa.
EDwARD FR4ZER
hew-Iork, July g. 1850. iys 2awlw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-22

ANTHONY J. BLEEcKER, Alctioueer
VALUABLE COTTAGE slrks AT NEW
OCBRlGHfON, STATEN ISLAND, Ar AUCrlON-
ANTHONY J. BLEEckER VIII sell 81 auction 90
THURSDAY, July 18Th al ~ O'CLOCK, 81 the AerehAnb
Exchar ge the following valuable properly VIZ:
AT Nav BRlGHroS STATEN lsLASD.-S yLlaoe coy,
tsgp sites situated on Ia IA odhus Citation avs and
on Rchnso terrace TYSON second and Fourih The
property 10 geousy located br village Residences
Gus TO cfurches schools ard hourly ferries hits city With
prospect cottages being erected soon upon i'd
scent property. altogether preseuung ss favorable an OPP
porlunity for investment any sale made this season.
Lithogrs pho msps with terms and further psriicalare
be obtained application 81 the ohice OF The Auc-
ttopeer Broaast III 1851 isl1 Du
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-22

REsoUTD.-Two hands employed on the steam.
at fell into the river at pier No. ., last evening
One was nearly dead when taken out.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-22

nRA A. Won sTRINBERG'S Invaluable Extract
Oof sarsspaTia, combining with Ssfsapahla the enec-
geuealy purifying qualities OF other Ingredients and es'
pecialy Of substances which reoder decidedly me
best medicinal preparation for the cure OF all diseales
as,n from an impure OF the blood and other fluids
ard fersuge uenis Of the physical fahcnons Principal
Depot lg7 Fulton.s near Chufch1t Also sold by Mr.
Co5dinsop Chemist IT'S Broad way; A. Banks, Chemist
Az Broadway; A. Winsblp, Chemlst 10 Cansl-ss j.
Sheridan Apolhscs lea Hall S7 Broome g. snd all other
Tr.peciabIe Apolheeares jyl9lneod@
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-22

BURGLARY-Last night the store OF Roosevelt,
skeel & Co lls West st. was entered by breaking
in at the rear door, and the dess, safe, &c. over.
hauled. The burglars then went no throuy h the
scuitls and entered No. 1l6 (B G. Webster's) but
not finding any thing Of value they went out
thrnnph the front door
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-22

DuD-An aged colored woman by the name OF
Ameie Brown was found dead in her bed. beside
her child at 3s Pitt st. Last night The C1rono-
was sent for.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-22

- EALED PROPOSALS. viii be reesiyed until the
- s day Of A1gust next 81 he ONCE " tho Cerk OF hs
Board OF Education for hag gtDg space four feet vide n
and each side OF the Ward School Ia One Hundred
srd Twenty hf the Tlifd avenue with the reqU
approaches 10 the DOCS Toe price per square foot 10
be stated, which shall include all sgelng and oEser ex-
perses The night VI refusing all the proposals reserved
DANIEL y. T1EMAN,
j. H. RIKER
jyl7 3taw2v Inspectors r-efh Ward S-noob
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-22

FIRE.-At Iii o'clock Saturday night, a FRI
occurred in the rear Of the New-York Lyceu1
building. II was extinguished with very little
damage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-22

WINDOW SHADES. GILT coRNIcE5 paA.
w PFRY nUsLIns ke.-FaHines sboui farnisoins
mir widow with tho ebOyo afness VIII ma = y
WOODFORD's se5 Broadway he lNgesl nd oeH -
dneu. In he city several styles ne yer eefo.e uc
Auced 10 Eew.YoTk Lsce and Susln cafa sIspoyi
,s..sx loops pima bands, cornices, &c F1nlss Pu,'
hA..ug Of he subscriber may rely upon gst1ns osess
srrIe and "a low ~ 10 possible 70 imports 81 maAac
,a,sit Merchants buying q wholesale VII ma heec1oSou
sl6u " "OoprNp, - - = =
NPw.YORK AND HARLEh RAILROAD con.
lNPANY The se .ord semtsDrual diyideod 90 ne ola
r.pai sock Of lhls Co npany, al me rate OF Two per
cent vii be paid At The ofbee Of the Company Tryon
Sss on and sfer THesdsy The 6th day Of August next
Tbs urr, books Of old win be closed rom
ss.nrdsy z7h July. at 0eock "A. unt Wednesdsy,
Insn.t Al 10 O'clock Ah--0sted July n lsdo.
E9Isi SAUL bLAfCHFORD. frees1ret
ONT NAILs-NsnGfseured ey ths Ne EJersey Iron
u Company al BoontOn. for sale By
DUDLEY 3. FULLER co.
fy.O2 vecd' l59 Gfoenwcha-
DkAzIkks, HOLT AND INGOY COPPER.
ia fdl ssSOtgneo Of lbs manaisctuSs 81 H1mphreys
.ySI - WE a nAnsHALk ss1-a
CHAIN CABLEs-A large sssonnsns Of Enxiiss
u proved. from S-s 70 IT'S incbes FOR sale BY
MI oAUNp DEsncksON, iie sourost
UArGINGs-rspes ~, 80 pcsnas from 2oso % inebos
s5s ds-rtnt qualities ard color for see naoane'
urng pree, GAfiNT ADERRfcKsca $50 so1us-s
TS0R sAIE-oos ,seocd hAD4 Adams Fewer frs
an BOB 90 ~ and ~ ~sfeN
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-03-19
JOHN HALL,
COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.

We, the subscribers, being appointed by the
Probate Court for the District of Addison,
Commissioners, TO receive, examine and adj
Just all claims and demands of all persons a.
gains, the estate OF
JOSEPH DYAR,
late Of Middlcbury, in said District, deceased,
and also all claims and deman Is exhibited in
offset thereto; And six months from the 2slh
day of February, being allowed by said Court
for that purpose, we do therefore hereby give
notice that We will attend to the business OF
our said appointment, at the Office OF Geo. S
Swift in Middlebury, on the lSt Tuesday in
April, and the last Tuesday in August, from
nine o'clock, A. M, until four o'clock, p. NJ,
on each Of said DAYS.
CYRUS BIRGE, Commits
GEO. s. SWIFT,} sjoners.
Dated at Middlesury, this lth day OF March
1850. a 3w
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-03-19

This Preparation is no Compound Its mere ex.
tract OF the most active properties Of the Naeran Root
by process known only To the Shakers Of Enfield, ~
H., aud recognized by Professor Augustus A. Hayes,
State Assaycr of Massachusetts
Roxbury, jan. ., 1919.
Mcssrs. Edward Brnley Co
Kind Friends My age will be an apology hope,
for troubling YOU with statement of the benefits have
derived from the Fluid Naleran so kindly sent me by
you. For a long time, through increasing years, my
health has failed me, and dropsca affection seemed to
settle my Lungs depr,ing at night of my proper
rest. Obtaining relief tried the Valeran you sent
me- although had used Smith perry's with hardly
ny benefit. To my great comfort soon found that what
you sent produced tho most quiet and tranquil sleep,
sraring me from all Distress and making my Weakening
clear and refreshing.
therefore feel that this medicine will be the great
fort Of my declining years. and trust all persons who
by age deprived of natural rest ifcrng un-
der affections will try this medicine, and am
satisfied they will find it such blessing never to be
without it by their bedside in the sick chamber, or
recommending it TO their friends, who may suffer by
tlccplessncss and waking nights. .,....
lyThc above valuable medicine is sold by f. BRlN.
LEY 4 Co.. Druggist, Boston, and by their appointed
Agents.
Sold by w r. Russell, Middcbury,also by Agts.
throughout the state. i1.lw.