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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-03
Foreign Mails

LxrTER BAGS OF steamer Eagara for Halifax and Liver
pool Will close the Herald office on Tuesday February
at a quarter before o'clock -
be prepaid part the world at the Herald
office
Letter Rags Of steamer Empire City, fer Chagres Panama,
and San will close at the Herald office Thurs
day February o'clock and in order TO the safe
speedy delivery Of letters and special
ger win leave the Herald oce who will proceed to San Fran
esco In charge.
Also small parcels under 10 pounds weight will be
| eeiyS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-03

ENOk TEkALES AND MkLES.--DR. LIABILITIES JU-
no Cordial or frecrcttiye kliser. rrefcrbed ef
tcive restotatvo IN eases eetty ilpvtsucy barren
rss ssf All irregslae. nsiurs Ii IL ali tAat u
aser TO tc ift-fatures Great RestcrAtve rsredy
fer thtte in the marned tttte without crsprina D,
Ctrnin for inal EMISSIONS general Debility seet
vetknsss 81 the Etntal luce
hs IN iuygorstng medicine % u urequs,et Also
tan remedy for noirsnt consumption a. Indigestion S0i
only at q John street, by
JUDsoS h Co, the only Arsriosn Arsuts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-03

sNNNN~NNNNNNN N>NNN >>>N>NNN-4~--N~Ne%NN-
vi,o THL kAPRIHD AND SINGLE AgATIVENEss
II Ey3lB and ktucdifs Of Excessive sexuali.T. with
warning advice the oil and young q both secs BY
u. 4. Fowler, Iiice l.1 certA
row LERs Y Ellis. 1yi S4a-au erect.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-03

DbTslC1ANs CHALLENGED-rRIvATE DtsgAsn
eurt IN one ssy ~ LEGAL remedy ~ihout edicius
Or Lamont f2kesde street cvres n "a c.s.s
that have hailed other rrncti;oner are wnr
Be seen who have recovered urder Dr. treatment vheu
the other rhysesns were Female Pills 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-03
Herald Marin. Correspondence.

PORT OF EDcAkToNN, Jan 2S-Arrived-schrs Bengal,
Pierce New loTk Boston, Rithmoud Packard do for Sa
len; aeoJols. Ashley tIederiekshurg for Boston; goth.
Bent Bsler harding TarEier for 90; Sst Susan, Rus
sell, NnLtro ket for New York
3l The above vessels sailed to-day; as also brig Jane
Bowe Ey der Boston, schrs Baltic, 5parks do; flors All
ken. Cadet, Rich do statesman. Loriog rhomast9n;
Monticello. Lavender kewburyport; Adelne, -, bound
Has; Challenge, Go.
LIN unr Lark NnIillo. repnring.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-03

DRlVAIE LYING IN HOSPITAL -sPPLIc ATOMS
for tdrlifsin most be 20 r. kanIetg. - nuais
lifs u are me Ffoat pleasure, TO pro-
posed Initiut caicpa'ed mach. tliut Dr.
htnredl lul. and vel lifted 70 ard
IN cstallshmcDt. VALENTINE NOlE, ii. ID.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-03

VNHANfLLFEs VIII FIED IN INVALUABLE SECU-
Il fity in Dr. Raphs Practical Private Treatise Tn.
recipes are Iainly ssen ase the instantaneous proven
tive treatment II is intended TO be equally available Ia
every place 9Th edition. sf2 ". Price ST. NAY be had OF
the author, - Greenwich street, By pes mall Free
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-03

CAUTION TO TIE PJBLI1-TEB GREAT POPULA-
my q Lyons haEneue Powders Cor the obstruction 81
bedbng Ccetr aches ard all other nfses pro rtev
cert n PARTIES TO mGnuseuvc spurious article aad ogsrit
fer ttle aecut tie ttres Tbs rrepraor II saal
genuine article has no agen In this city, nHd par
chased only a. the eegot iZ Broadway.
Obtain Pills fer the iuffsntaHecus gsou asa and
Mice Both articles warranted 70 eeatan 10 roison.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-03

NEW MEDICAL BCOkS--A COMPLETE PRACTICAL
~ vth, the ard FRESHMEN. of rrivsse ssss
siic;uIts sac all Kindred arCiers of tto urinary errans
utrRtcd number of " Autifuy csor,d r'ses
a. large az lite BY Homer Rsi~ieh, D. Larre QUARTS
80 % edition. lIict Sn Extract from the bostoa
EedeHl and Surgical Jouinal"lt b.
20 te equal 20 kcerd Actors worG GA hs same family
81 dfatc and Tar superior 60 Of The knd-vcr
ltlsd IN tbs ooup,ry Author q TIE eork oqtilki
ruissonf lmrottncy &c, earsed ~ iuprprer habits.
Fourth EDITION, ~ Plates Price 81. r1r sale Pub-
l,hsrs srrger Townsend ~ Drsadxty ana By ths Au-
thtt-k IroaA
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-07-16
Constitution Cf New Mckee.

4 copy of the constitution lately adopt
cd by convention of the people of New
Mexico has been received in Washington.
lis ratification or rejection was 10 be de-
tcmined by general vote of the people
ON the 20th of June, when also was to hC
elected Governor and Lieut.. Governor,
4 representative in Congress, and members
of the Lcgislaiurc-the latter to meet ut
Santa Fc on the first of July and count
the votes upon the constitution, TO be sent
to aShingtou-all the returns having
been previously made up by the Prclec's
of the different counties. The provisions
of The constitution OF most interest here,
are those in regard to slavery and of boun-
dairy, which the National lntclligenccr
gives rs follows:
" All men being born equally free and
independent, and having certain natural,
inherent and inaienable rights, amongst
which are the enjoying and defending life
and liberty, the requirement, possession
Iand protection OF property, and the pursuit
and attainment of happiness; therefore no
person shall be hclG by law TO serve any
person rs a servant, slave, Or apprentice,
after he arrives AT the age Of twcnty-onc
years, nor female, in like manner, after
she arrives NJ the age of eighteen years,
unless they be bound 10y their own con-
sent after they arrive at such age, or arc
bound by law for punishment of crime"
The limits and boundaries Of the State
arc defined rs follows
Beginning AT the dam in the Rio del
Norte which supplies with water The 'asc-
gua,' or irrigalng canal of the town OF
I'll Paso del Nortc, and running thence
due east 10 the hundrcdth parallel of lon
gitudc, west from Greenwich thence due
north on said parallel 10 point where
the same inCrsCcts the river Arkansas
thence up the middle of the channel of
said river 10 its source; thence IN direct
line TO 4 point on the Rio Colorado Of
California, where the same is intersccted
by the one hundred and tenth parallel of
Longitude west from Greenwich; thence
due south on said parallel Of longitude 10
a point on the Rio GIIa, inlerscctcd by the
same thence up the middle of the main
channel OF said river 10 the point which
may be designated by the Commissioners
appointed to establish the line between the
United States and the Republic Of McXi-
co, as the point where said river, or one
of its branches, shall be intcrscctcd by the
western line Of New Mexico; thence
soulhcrIy on said line, rs the same shall
be established by the Commissioners, TO
The angle formed by the State of Chihua-
hua, Sonora, and New Mexico thence
caserly on the line between the United
States and The Republic of Mexico, as it
shall be laid down by said Commissioners,
to point where the same may mtcrscct
the Rio del Nortc thence down said riy.
cr TO the place Of beginning"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-07-16
Changes at Cairo.

| found myself in a marble bath, in M
elegant room, boiling our the dust of the
desert, and, at the same time, ruminaling
on the wonderful changes SO quickly
brought about AT FL Musa,' the city OF
victory, the stronghold of Islam, where,
n few years ago, the Gilour dare not ap-
pear in thc streets mounted ON anything
more prctenlious than sIow-going dom
key. Now we came iu with four horses
a' full gallop, making more Clallrr than a
cailPh Of old, scattering the true believers
to lLc right and left. mmindfu of their
mut!Crcd curse, and careless even If VIC
damaged their faithful toes. Not long
ago, for christian to be- kicked or culIcd,
or spit upon, might be considered rather
a polite attention from the favored Of Al
iaI, which the unhappy dog was obliged
10 acknowledge by pleasant and gralili-
ed look. Now, one sees the unbclicying
" hclb mounted ON IN Arab horse, The
holy turhan on his brow, the "aniaghan"
at his side, and, horror Of horrors an un-
yciicd shc-dog, hIs wI'c, riding at his
side! And for these hcarhcnish hounds,
whclps Of shcl,an, the holy MuGi, the
learned Moolah, Ihc cxpoundcrs Of the
sacred word of Allah and OF the Prophcl's
law, must give WAY or be rudc over, even
though every brI,lo in their venerable
boards curl IN scom aud hatc.--POucr's
letters.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-07-16
LCyciirNs.

lis not your neat dress, your cxpcn-
slyc shawl, or your golden fingers, that
attract tie attention Of The men of sense.
They lock beyond these. Its vnurcbar-
actcr they study. If you are lrining and
Ioose-ln your conrcrsaiion-no matter if
you are rs beautiful a. an angcl-you have
no attraction FOR them. II is the true love.
Imcss Of your natures that wins and con.
;nnes To retain the affections Of the heart.
Young ladies sadly miss il, who labor 10.
Improve their outward looks, while they
brs'ow not thought on their minds
+ iooiS may be won hy gew-gaws and FASH
I1nahle snowy dresses but the wise and
substantial are never caught bv such traps
Let inodrsly be your dress. Use pleasant
ard agreeable language, and though Won
may no! be courlcd by the fnp and the san.
'he goo" and truly grea, will love 10 lin.
ger IN your Footsteps.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-07-16

has something so bewitching, that it sets
all description at defiance. Her coqucty
is less restrained than that of other women.
She cares little about pleasing the world
in general. She es!ccms lis appreciation
much more than she courts il; and is per-
fcclly comtenlcd with one, If il be the OBJ
jcct of her choice.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-07-16
Spanish Women.

Women, in every country, lave some
peculiar attractions which characterize
them. In England yott are charmed by
the elegance Of their shape, and the mCd-
Psly of their behaviour III Germany, oy
their rosy lips, and by the sweetness ol
tIeir smiles in France, by their amIatle
vlvacity, which aninstes all their features
The sensation which you experience al
T.. apprUach of a handsome SpdgIsh lldf
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-07-16


side the Lake of Galilec, 10y the late Rev. Robe
NcCheyne, Of Scotland, who visited Talcstil
for tie benefit of his health
How pleasant TO me is the deep blue wave,
o sea Of Galilee
For the Glorious One who came TO save
Hath often stood 10y thee
Fair are the lakes in the land love,
Where the pine and the heather grow,
Put thou hast lovclincs> far above,
What nature can bestow.
1t is not that the wild gazclle
Comes down TO drink thy tide;
But He that was pierced to save from he'll,
Oft wandered by thy side.
1t is not that the fig tree grows,
And palms, in thy soft air,
But that Sharos's fair and bleeding Rose,
Once spread its fragrance here.
Graceful around lhcc the mountains meet,
Thou calm, rcposing sea;
But ah, far more, the beautiful feet
Of Jesus walked o'cr thee.
And was it beside tins very sea,
The new-risen Saviour said
Three times TO Simon, "Lovest thou me
My lambs and sheep then feed"
@, Saviour, gone to Gods right hand
Yet the same Saviour still,
Graycd on thy heart IS this lovely strand,
And every fragrant hill.
o give me, Lord, by tins sacred wave,
Thrccfold Thy love divine,
That may feed till find my grave,
Thy fock-both thine and mine.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-07-16

" hai pity doing wrong is so much
m"re pleasanler than doing right. Ono
bad sheep will lead whole flock asl,au
IN less 'han week; and what is true Of
sheep is equally true of people. O,e
vixen IN a street will turn tlie who,e
neighborhood into scandal pcdlars ia less
tine than vou could teaeI. them tie Al.
phabet.--.Qitoy,y Duch0aaa.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-07-16

WANT" am afraid tia, | shall come
TO want, said an old lady 10 Il >ouno
oHe' iiIa'e come To wast already ;"
was tllo rtply: Il want i nice Young
nan fuT a husband" .
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-07-16
P0ETlCAII.
SEA OF GAIILEE.

The following touching Iircs were written be-
side the Lake of Gailec, 10y tie late Rev. Robert
McCheyne, Of Scotland, who visited Palestine
for tie benefit of his health
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-19
TWO CENTS.
The Ccnsu. yeturss.

TRnros, " J.-The tota. population Of Trea-
Iob snd h. adjoining borough of SOgth Trenton.
aud the la4e OF l. be ron, is l.276 The totai
population OF TT nton proper, is $3.50. w<sch IL an
increase u 2 825 sInce 1870
ALBANY, N. Y.-The c.nsus OF tho TentS ward
rs Dearly comp.t~d. Tn marshal states that ths
population will exceed $500
RoDNAN, N. Y~-The population of the town or
Rodnan, Is ,7oO In $40, t was l,T02 NJ i5ts,
t94, in five yrsrs So. OF cheese, % tons
were produced, and lSl ~ butter
BRowNvILLE, N. Y.-The population OF Brown
viii. is 282; 1870 il was ,s6S; M 1915,
4,SsO, The whole number Of iarais is 22
LIZ Ror. N. Y.-The popui,tioa OF LIE Rsy is
3t5s; IN loi0, il Was 72i; 1870, n was ,SJ3 -
The number OF farms IL SO
Pnr, P".-The de puy marshal has jnst finished
taking he Census IN PiIi township. It's p,ui ition
shounIs 10 two thousand aud ihHy-six. There
we've only fifty deaths WITHIN 1t. aInd .rl-s from
the hrsl OF June 1870 To The rirst Of the same
month 1850.
WRIoBTsv'LLK, PA.-The populations OF Virgins.
vile, York county, 10 800 Ia i5lD q Was 612--
Increase, til. There sre 50 p-rsons "a the town
over 20 years Of age who eau meth read nor
write, $50 colosrd r,ons, and 2I2 pu,ais' IN The
schools.
FrEYsrowN, York county, Pa has Il population
of 594, by an incfe OF 80 since $40
WOODBURY. TOWNSHIP, Blair county, Pa, has a
pOpol atiob ct AL.
CAIBARiNx TOWNSHIP Pa 800
WILLIAMSBURG BegouGH, Pa, 740
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-19
The Coal Trade for 1850.

tirom inc miners Journal August 1T
Inc quantity Of coal sent by IN lfbad this week
Si,lil Ia tons, being about 100 tons less than
last week.
BY reference 10 our reports for the correspo ,ding
period last year, Il will he that The ruIroad -
only 200 tons abe ad, and The Can is ia advance
OF last years shipments Al 900 tom. M king M the
aggregate AN Increase shIpmest from, this Try,oo
up 10 This period, Of 1000 tons. This inci.as.
VIII De reduced, ny The time the canal ID fully IN
operation, 10 81, 900 fons.
On the occurrence OF the recent severe storm
and flood, we Pfophes,ed that At would require al
lenst four weeks To repair the damages done 10 the
different Canals engaged ia the Transport tiion Of
coal We only refer TO the dates show
that we do not make statements, without sufficient
Data, 10 malntais us in our assertions The h ,od
occurred on the 18th and 18Th " July. Ia tou
weeks from that period exactly, the L-high eau Al
was IN operation I've were ia error last week IN
stating thai said work was completed, the canal
was not filled ind fu Ny prepared for transport ,tioo
until yesteroay) The rrp''s on rh- Schuyikill
canal would have been finished by the close of
this week. hsdi not be-n tor the ran Of Thurs
day, the 3 instant, which carried away the CuH 2
dam, al Felix's Locks THIS occurrence may re-
tard The com letion for a week two. IL ~ sup
posed, however, ny those competent To Judge, that
he canal will he Ia readiness Ia piss boats by
Monday, the 26i b instant.
The price Of coal at Richmond, a. we'll IA here,
Yrmains uDchh nyrd. We cannot bat believe that
the purchaser, abroad will TOO late discover the
error Of their resent policy ia rrfu lag TO take
their Supplies, at the ruling Tates. for coal aud
ff.i ght. We must also again reiterat1 our con-
vicuon, that there will be short ssppy of coal
sent 10 mhIk et thus season. for the ~uptl0u of
the current year. We know that this itea 10
hooted at nv many wisrHcrrs. who pretend 10
know more Of The trade thnn we do, hui
more inclined Ia place reliance on figures, aud
iscts, than on the random assertions of ignorant,
pfejudic~d and Interested parties
Amount OF coal cent over the Phil tdelphla and
Reading railroad and Schuyikill ntvg atom, for
the week ending ON Thursday evening last:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-19

Fpon FLorIpA. Voted States usnspsu
steamer Fashion. Capt J. Nee Baker. from foa
Brooke, Fior'd-. the Instant, arrivei =, y scs-
poul. Mir-is.ipyt. the sfh IN -tant She i-ft Il
For Brooke The Uoit-d S'a''s steamers ID Ro-.ss
sud Planter, just returned FROM Fort Myer., on tie
Csrirso.sh-rchie. The D~ Ross-t brsugst a de-
ccsd engineer, John KAN a native " ireland, fsn
overheard, snd ~ss drowned Hi- body w.s re-
covered. The Fashion brought a. P,scsgouls 100
u,hles. I hofs~, ~ wagons. ~ tea nst-rs. 4 t-,p-
steIs' wives, and eight children. in charge ~ Mr.
lrsse Roberts al-o u drt-chfuept IT CompsaF A,
iih Artillery ffS m~n md ~ontaD. under con-
n,s,d ~ L,sw Be-t and Lieut. N,nmo; " ,jsr
Gsip~tf, 70 ch-rgr ~ the delegation Of S-mis.ss
chi.f, ., turt ing West Gotsh iIannsh and Black
J-c. h. Interpreters; jim Jsmp-r. pria nod 5-m-
mole chief; --h-ch,sfr. ti-org- Cloud, Rouai IL
ger. N-hols Hsdio, Ynhs Tsic.. Wsc..s, Tue
i.nusR-e. ~fs and I'VE chidr-n, Cd Alligator, ssS
H"io-ee, md an old Ipaisn woman. The Rev.
M. Ho-e. and thrre On d-cs ceme psss.ngeu-
N,~ Oniea~s Deifa. h-g 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-19
Geeiog, nssi nIlneraIesz.

J. u BkNNhri, LNQ =
Dear Sra lt.oi oh when 4 student of ms-dispe a.
the CoIl-p, of PLY sIcian, and -u1gron ,,f The U.
verify of this 9.te | Md CON s,drranb ,u.nt,on
md ,h, o,,.c,,on ~ H. It.. d,.,,,, .,,,a ~
a., ~ ~. -" - " " "'N'"s ''s"'" III
VI " te"Fy az" '"r'''"kN' a. w ,'""esS
ah"is' ht cic"' 'uuchi"n. Fr,, s'ncr M dscoVrry
o'P"n shd o'her metaislh Cali"ruih, nave dcvo-
ted much more ~ nv attention 10 th-s- subjects.
Having examined their pto,rr-- from - YER, e irly
date | am able 10 prrs.pt 10 the stud. ne lid Of
The mnst Import,nt nnthors foo, IN. t,r- 40 r. lie.
Az N a., H.. 1000 -, So. =, 81, IN o.
80. = g " -, , -, " - ".
'"o' q "' eIed' Na'ue ~ ,n's paiuou"r prt'"' ut
ohy lot me Renrrai ln'"m'u"" 'hrs contain. ou'
Tor ihr pfacucai kn"w'-dse r. a,ns - ,he Viuoss
strata at ihr crust of he ratth IA which mInert s
are found en,b-ddrd a sk,ltul geoiog,st viii I'VE
greet advantage over all "ihrrs IN the discovery
~ thr strata IN which gold aud other metals aAd
precious stones n'ay he found
would call The attention of -'strnts IN this sub
l.c', m"s, particularly =" the works OF s.ns.are,
| Werner, Cusier and LArdaer NAV Apply some
ct my own inflammation To pr'cu '"' purposes IN the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-19

FATAL AYYRAr On sunday morning last, a
difficulty at the lower part 30 n tia street.
b. tween u man named Charles "A Moore ssd a
yousg mn named Fnrd~nck Cabler, which ~
suItsd in the almost ibrtsnt death 81 the fsfm~.
The decreased vas plsying cards az q table nssr
which Csbler wss sitting Moor- -pst uy,s q sbles
once or twice, Who demonstrated ~th him Moore
replied that he could move his ch,ir some words
eD,Urd, during which time Moore called Cahl-r q
ID losfer, Who Ietorted that the sthrT VS. ID
h.r The parties ros~, and Moore With tae s.sk
Of bis h- nd hit at C-b~r m the direction ef h,s
mouth. The latter re'rraied Two or thrrs sleps,
pulled out p,stol and hc-d. Both parties ~-nt 70
the street, ~he~ Csbler picked 40 - hrck-hs.
Moor enchanting that the other had not hi hiir,.
Eel BY the door spp lie lived hut n rev momrs.s.
A poet moftem ersminaiion proved that the Do
ces-sd was shot though the heart, aud died from
internal bleeding C.hl~r Immediately gave him
self ~ To Mr.. Justice Wood, before whom ne ~.s
exsmined yesterday e,eoing After a full in.estr
gsfiop, he was committed To jail an the chsrg- q
murder. Jusuc~ Wood deciding that the case vas
not bailsble. This, We believe, 10 tbs ht-t f-td
sfirsv that has occurred IN Nsfchez on the hill n
ten or twelve yesn --Nsfehes Courier, TIA inst.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-19
CAzESovIA, August Ia, 1850

CAzENovIA, August Ii, 1850.
The Extent of Nbth,rn Faaattcism.
This spot has been selected for the g,owth and
display of mors folly against the constitutional
rights of a portion of our cirizens The agents of
disnsion are at work. Gerrit Smith aud all his
tribe will be here. IL was expected that Mr.. VIM.
L. Chaplin would be here, with those fugitive slaves
from Washington, but il seems doubtful. UNDER
stand that secret agents have been sent 10 try aud
get him out, go as to be hire. As to the Czeno-
vians in general, they have no sympathy with
Chaplin or this movement Of Smiths | send you
the latest handbill, which reads ~ follows
Come To thu Convention of Fugitive Slaves which Ia
20 Dc held la Cazenovia State VI New York 2lss aud
12d August, 1850
There fresh and most urgent rss.ons why you
should come TO IL, and Gems Too ny Jhou-au Ia aud
tens Of thousands The d-tioy .h ii iiaui hrspist
William Chaplin Was last FRIDAY. pat ia jail Ia the
city OF Washington, under the charge VI assisting
elaves to make their escape
Slavery In Washington, what an outrage upon the
constitution oftk- United States ~,iI upon hu
Danity! Come TO the eonvsnCian 70 do what in you
lice to hberste Jour uobi- christian brother also
Drayt ton and Sayre. aud your other fellow msn Who
are imprisoned In the same city auder ths same
charge.
Come to the CONVENTION determined that Am.ric ~
slavery shsll die! Come ninrd that the hun
Arsd thousand pirates Who Holt thre. millions OF
ceuntryme In lzv-ry and rui" the shole uatien be-
sides, shall no longer D. p-rntr-d to d. -ithsr
The celebrated Buffalo eutioa of ls.8 soa-
vepton TO arrest the ext-nri Of rnis 10
convention TO put -nd To xi>tis slavery Teas Of
tbouss fockei to that Why shall not more dock
90 thisf
To get to Caxeuovia from the East aud West, you
Syracuse. Thence TO Cazsnovs Il IL miles, beau
fiful plank rosd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-19

Fsos Asno,sA.-Th. Dutch government has
received intelligence from Ambo,ns. Que ~ the
Moluccs ISLANDS, ~ a series ~ frghful earth
qu.he having occurred during mae days. sa4
q vIol~nt spsdemy Which carried III great m an
81 the nruvrs spd most Of the E,r"p-sas A
yoUrg man. who hsd r~c~pty arrived IN the island
HON Holland. emsioye- ~ the third cla-.
sudd.i-v found bim-~lf, nv the desfs ~ all m.
suleriors, the frsi ofei-l sni a. such, he had ID
updtrtste the duties ~ govspor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-19

Qua BLocx vos rBR Mo-uxsvr The block Of
marble - b. contributed b, tins State to thu az
poszi mopem~-t 10 Wahirgron, ~,iI ~ t.t~a
frcm The Gha's Falls asarrs. IN Warm c,aaty.
IL solor ,s black. ard the Repss,rs-. ~ GIsas
Fsflr, says Inst fhsrr msrnle IN th- Usns. ~
the SAM c'ess, ~hah 10 10 Ill equal to " Pow us
s.sus, ~ fsrssh. and Tho 6s-p~ss and Is~ire ~nh
wh,rh " pult.hsr. "a is nr-srg &C., net nnris ~
I'D The s,,~ 90 the his-cs ~ ~ drlivrrrd ~ The
sculgsor wtii b. four -n< q half feet long. hree
-rS hsf feet eide. AMI twelve TO hfseea inches
hich - Rsrhesfc f<vs., See "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-19

HKsLru ~ Busro~.-Ther, has been q eight
iscrs-sr Of mor,alt, No s'--~nt week. ~ desrhs
having "ccniref, aazis.t7 70 last week. For the
esms week last YEA, ih-rc we're 81 deahs 81
h~.p quite fsi-l d,n.x The v~-k. carrying of 3
p~rsoss Small pos y fest ~ szpgesras. AFTER he
wing srsd for s,s mon'h-, aud csu-d of -host
80 p,fsops 0ih.rr ha- been most remarkable alb
d.nth, this week. 20 w~rr und-r Years ~ age,
sr 81 vi HON died while tee,hing -Bosfo~ TSavst
nv. Aug. 10