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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-07-20
Western Anti-Slavery Fair

In tho prosecution Of every reform, 1t has
been found necessary to employ subordinate
means for the accomplishment OF tho desired
end and amongst these, none have proved
more efficient than well-conductcd Fairs. The
pccuniary results are but a small part OF the
advantages arising thcrcfrom, though they are
often by no means unimportant Various mo-
tiyes bring together multitudcs to attend them,
of those opposed to the objects in view, as well
as friends 70 the cause; and thus rare opportu-
mites are afforded for full, free social discus
sion of the desired reform, as well as for pub
lie addresses in its behalf.
With these facts in view, we the undersigned
women of Ohio have concluded TO hold an
Annual Fair in the town Of Salem TO promote
the cause of Ant-Slavery. Every thing in
the political world seems TO point out the ne
ccssity for renewed and untiring exertion in
this most holy cause. The distinctions Of Wing
and Democrat are forgotten in the all-absorb-
ing struggle for the extension of Slavery, and
10 all appearances the South will obtain every
thing she asks. We believe large part of the
People of tho North arc in favor OF Freedom,
and that many members Of tho present Con-
gress were elected with the expectation that
they would firmly oppose any extension OF the
curse of Slavery but some have proved to be
voluntary recrcants to their trust, and some
have been frightened into submission to the
Slaye-Power. Lot US then dedicate ourselves
anew TO tho Cause Of the Slave. Let US keep
up agitation until tho people shall as one man
rise up and demand Universal Emancipation
or Exemption from participation in the sin OF
holding our fellow-beings in bondage. Many
of us can do but little. Yet lot US not hold
back ON that account. Some of us are mothers,
| and though few of us can go forth and speak
publicly in behalf Of the stricken bondman,
we may yet, by contributing our pittancc in this
way, by mingling with our neighbours, and
nloadine as our maternal feelings shall dictate
! for the stricken mother in the South, and in
| stilline into the minds Of those committed 70
our care an undying abhorrence OF Injustice ana
| Wrong, like the drops OF rain, which, sngy
arc unnoticed and insignificant, by uniting,
change and invigorate tho aspect OF the whole
| world. Nl A..
| we propose holding a Fair, commencing the
| a,st Of Decembcr and continuing through the
SniIo,v;ng day; and we would earnestly invite
all persons, without respect 70 party OF creoo,
10 lend their aid by sending such contnputlons as
| they can make or procure Inc iuhes arising
| thcrefrom to be devoted 70 the dissemination Oh
Anti-Slayery Truth, through the agency OF
| the Western Anti Slavery Society
cu "a Cow. NJ A. w. JOHNSON,
y p,c.Ir, TRRscoTr, JANE TREsooTT,
~. r. SHAW. LYDIA SuARP,
T.,,nI R.RSAnY. SARAH N. MCMILLAN,
Avn pRARsoN, NJ. I. HARRIs,
M,poARRr HnR. MARY HARMs, .e
Many ALrRED, "a RuTH ANNA TREsoorr,
ELIZABETH DICKINSON, MARY HALLowAr.
HAnMgT DioKINsoN, AMApA GiLIis,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-07-20

INFoRMArIoE WAErED.--Robert Douglas,
recently from ireland, Ia anxious to obtain
brothers, viz: Joseph, James, Andrew and
Stewart, who emigrated to the Canadas
about five years since from Newtown Crum-
lin, County of Antrim, Ireland. If alive, they
ore in Canada or the United States.
!. Any person who can give information re-
2 specting all or any one of the brothers, will
do great kindness by sending notice there
= of to Robert Douglas, care Of Warren At
wood, Willipiandc, Conn -
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TO TEACHERS AND OTHERS
PeltOn's Large Outline Maps.

nERSONs wishing to obtain Pelton's Large
/ Outline Maps-Pclton's Key 20 do, Nay
lor's System Of Teaching Geography, or Bald
wins Universal Pronouncing Gazateer, can do
so by applying to the subscriber at his residence
near Damascus, Columbiana Co., o., or at ~
THE SALEM BOOKSTORE.
Those at a distance can have the Maps or
Books forwarded to them by applying by letter
to the subscriber at Damascoville Col. Co., o.,
or TO Barnaby & Whinery, Salem, ColunibianA
County, Ohio. EN0OH WOoIMAN.li
Also, for sale at the above named places sevesl
schools. lllI ~ ID fI- e. Wa
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-07-20

NAIEB HUNT, purposes opening his Daguer-
" reotype Gallery in Salem about the goth Of
July, and would say TO those wishing perfect
ikonesscs, to call and see specimens, prices,
and warrent satisfaction in all casos. Ny stay
will likely be very short, 80 call and look us
over soon.
Room, Liberty Hall, Gtted up with sky light,
nesses. er
Salem, July goth, 1850. T1ri
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-07-20
SEWING SILK.

MERCHANTS, Pedlars and others can OBJ
tain good supply of very superior quality Of
SEWING SILK, of all degrees and colors, either
in packages or 100 Skein Bundles by calling at
the SALEM BooKsToRE, Salem, Ohio. Also
PATENT THREAD, Warranted as good
and as cheap as the country can produce.
We arc in tho constant receipt of these arti-
clcs, and for cash will sell them as above stated
at the very lowest rates possible.
BARNABY g. WHINERY. g
June 1. 1850. HI|f ~ frgII
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-07-20
Reform slsstlng at Cool Spring.

Henry C. Wright, Samuel Myers and others,
will hold a meeting at Cool Spring tomorrow,
(sunday,) commencing at 10 o'clock, A. NJ
for the discussion of War and Slavery as con-
nected with tho Bible and the U. 5. ConSttu7
ton. rrIHFF r Hrrf-IlrH r.f
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-07-20
Notice.

d JOSEPH A. and RUTH DuopALH's Post once
address, until the first of Fifth month wiii oe
brownsville, Pa; after that, until tho mrs. 70 Of
Eighth N nth, Kennett Square, Chester Go, ia
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-07-20
Saddle for Sale.

FOR Sale. peyy cheap, SADDLE, almost
new. English tree. VIII be sold in exchange
for produce. Inquire of Oliver johnson, at
Howell Hise's.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-07-20

sJacob Sauffer was given in as an old subscri-
Der, we can find no such name on our list.
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RECEIPTS.

sThc following was paid Publishing Agent.
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DaguerreOype LikeneSSeS.

Marlboro, July 10, 1850.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-23
FROM WASHINGTON.
whitney, Railway PIao-The Wreck OF the
Caleb tsrim-haw.

t1rr--pulc~lC- ui DC Afhlce.
w.sHySToS, THURSDAY. MEch =. Isso.
have read with attention the editorial IN TIE
Yrsuae favorable "a Mr. Asa WHIrxEIs RsI
,av scheme. 81 which am obliged 70 disspprove
n addition - the objections sou have ans xered and
g. some 1.ners rot less co-c-t wiilh End in tbs
years WIKI Almsnac. permit mc 20 ask TIE writer
Lov he con.riyes to reconcile the purchase b. a.
tla settlers Of one hunired NH ous Of sores Of land
mos. or :, IN the distant wilderness tar from ciyi-
COTTON v-th re doctrine elsewhere advocated in
The Tsllrrf that tie Public Lands should be -iy.
IN free 20 sci1s settles il O-5 suitable for cutva
tnf Is a. Supposed that the settler Siooouli get
100 acres merely .r s-ftug np0u and w5-klg g. sar
IN Ws-on.iaor Iowa would pey NJ. WHIrSEY ar
hs t,res Tar more remote from human saceiy -
D.-s nor the adoption @. the WHirsry scheme
inn.r ~ abandonment cd. the Free Sol iiea sua
/. not how can the former be carried into sf7e-;
n the Government 0aell % give awayte Isnd or
l0thIng. ought they also 20 expect Mr. WHITSFT
& do 800 600 900 worth OF work ant take 10 pay
meui an article proposed 70 be made as cheap as
ryer water
the proposal t. pm; 100 copies extra Of the
report favorable 70 WHITNkY. plaza. tailed yester
day iu he House by MAJORITY 0f shou; two % one
This nuruing. Gov. SEwaRD Submitted, ia sen
sip the memorial Of the owner Oi the bark Sarah
tie Captain aud crew ~ Which rescued - human
beings from the bgrllug wreck oi the American
ship c a.cb Grmshsw some time since 81 great
rsk o. themselves tie bc4 sni her FARGO and. as
i appears. by tac memorial a, Z loss 20 Ter owner
v h. respectfully ssSs Tor enquir! and red-ess
! was delighted % perceive that although there
vas some difference ~ 90 che proper tine 10 otter
a resolution vi d which the me moral was accom-
panied. ihe iee.il- with which the owners arph
cation was received wss highly honorable 10 the
senate G0. : wa- is,oned o. with great atteu-
tiDn whe be detailed the Injuries sustained by the
big and the heavy losses suffered by her owner
sud Senator kISG spoke o. the successful effort TO
save life an such way o. show the deep sense
BE- hat ~ the manly snd gallant conduct 0f the ap
tain and crew.
We talk 10 glowing language Of battles At ses
aad on and, where many are woundci. killed or
made prisoners Il is wei, II the vlttrs arr Ia
d-iense of their homes but when foreigners.
strangers. risk ate and property. IN the midst at
tempest ou the ocean, 20 save % their families AMI
friends 800 Americans ia "a burning ship, the ac,
more conciusively proves that men are brothers
The fighting men WIN iaures csusethey Kill and
destroy Let 10 be the delightful task Of an Amer
can Congress 20 confer sil higher houors on those
who noby usk lie and rs enjOyments not to
slaughter strangers on the battle field, but 70
cherish 10 preserve, 20 save
The Senate Chamber to-day. is not very toll, but
the galleries are quite crowded The 'front.' row Of
the semcncular gallery chiefly with ladies'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-23
Tempernnce In <ew-Norh.

The Majority Report Of the Select Committee
on the Excise Question, made to the Legislature
on the 9th inst. by Messrs. GILBERT, HARMOS,
LirriE and JERNuN Of the Assembly, il document
hci should circulate widely and receive a. attentive
consideration 1no Committee have devoted much TINE
and dhger labor The invest cation Of tbs beet and IN
this pamphlet Of oss Than hundred page, We are pre-
.eniei vim comprehensive and deeply Interesting sketch
Of e progress aud prospects Of he Temperance Reionna
ueu IN State during tue past year.
Looking hastily through We note large array Of facts
ouuversa interest and throw them here together
SOFT Of pro gTcssiyo erJeT.
TIE Report sets with assumption Of the importance
OF he subject identified with the moral and rei
eois social and domestic pecunarg and political interests
Of - Slate 81 there has been great increase OF lnie-
penlnce and be- usus and Legitimate evils row most lear
fully prevail Legislation eminoully proper and even
the welfare and safety Of the State License
avs are shown be- thoroughly ineiescious The only
mode 10 prevent tue eg1fs Is to sop me opesGn o ue
The licensing Of wrong act by The cVil sutoi.
49, e permng that act 10 be done under bond 10 pay
he dsmaee To or me community does MOI cetn
gull the erpeistor Of the wrong but puts The blame
upon the Government and The whole People, who permit
-pc laws TO emsu among htlf statutes 30 nhS A. me
present Ncise Laws remain unalefed, whether licenses
given. tie People will not only continue 10
-oa bot VIII be held responsible TO- al The evils ma may
result from ihcif luxurious iBadene-s
The estimates Of he number Of Ia lot mpeFsle In our
sale given in detail by The Committee ara startling
lu even the highest believed far below the sad
a, From the answers the Inquiries OF the Assenby
made by SHERIFF. Wsrdens OF Prisons, Police Justice
&c appears that dunne The year s4s the aggregate Of
hose committed to pri.cn person, Of Incorporate hao-
10 or who were under he influence OF intoxicating liquor
when they committed he oseuces" who were srrcsIed
f,, 0loscsuon ouly vas over Thirty Six Thousand We
copy from The Report such portions Of these statements ss
re ale TO SewYors and the couanes in our Immediate VI
cllity
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-23

Hr ces es.irn 80 EHi@-sors merits - poe a. =
y-ry sKrsvaEsni 10 his poetry Hr Emerson of-n
b.. command OF lsnEusg~ metaphors fail LIE, sne
De magnificent images which sdorn and beauty a. he
prose WORKS are gone
The pfesent number contains articles % "Psnss-
si,n-7 sn1 ~ Posta system beside shor Resis~'
s1d soucss" ,New-YorE G. : Frs,ois CO.
- DECK sSD PORT BY Rev. WALTER
C0LToS 1srrsiye u cru-e - Cshfor1.s in ihe [ $
rgse Congress- win sketches u Rio Janefo Valparaiso
lima Honou-u and s4n francisco h literal ,rsns-
er2 Of ia- oOa Es7i DoAra ssi2 By ih- sator aa1
ss3snes viii he Characteristic and deecis q lhai
sss o. conpo-iuon Tte .ocdeas connected w-h pubic
events 10 California sc reserved cr another woss Win
claiming anything han sn Ordnsry rssk On The
81 ss;y, Information, good taste, ns vo.1me
co1,s .ny readable passages sud D. crsdis,e 10 -
author. Hvsnss- 4 sginsr0r Sd power VI aescuplon
CSsw-Yofs A sarns. CO..
II "THE NEw.NORE MERCANTILE USI0s
BcnSfss DISEcIoks7 enl5ot.es a. immense smolni O.
business iaiornaou ard 10 he slsis Of New ors
snd viii be found great Convenience 10 al persons enss
ges 10 scave puf.at especially commercial Il oonsils
name location az business u mercantile fns MANU-
iscl.dng establishments professional srsis and =
great saney Of other departments arranged according TO
tef Isspecive counties throughout the State Au-E Map
Of Hcw YORK City and s,sie together with several vsus
bic iAbss s prsces! uaiiiy he wors ~hoL
eau scarcely fs recommend isslf.o he public ,Ssw
YodE 5. Frelehj
FosTTRs ESSAY OS TIE EVILS OF PoFU
LAX iSSoR,ScE" THIS graphic porrsiiure Of ceazin
prominent esurc- modern soc.sy BY one OF le NOT
iad-peDdsai sas strong minded English binsef- are
g4i 90 REPRODUCED In neat edition By Robert Garter
d. Brothers
- MCCLELLANDs "TREATJsE oV TuE CASoS.
AND NATURALIZATION u rAE HoLT Sculpture" sue
caci snd lucid msnus written IN instances VIII
sonsh. TOO much rsciness Of expression fJs ddsc,c
wons Is published 10 O new and enlarged edition By RI
Der Garter Brothers
"SHABsPEBE DKANaTIc WORKS The Twelfth
Nlralcr o; Phillips rnpson Co magnificent edition.
contains Al Well tla Pods Well" sni IL smheiished
with an admirable engraving Of Helena
" THE PHILOSOPHY OF UNBELIEF, by
Rev. HEkNANS HooEYR-A edition Of th- original
ani profound woi published BY Robt Carer Brothers
~ HsToHY OF THE EoYPTisSs, by Ed
FAss honest COMP from the bee, auihor-
ia-s and lie mstel viii decidedly re.r ous spirit
New Yofl Robert Csuer = Brothers
IL HorDTS- MAGAZINE April has several
aic &c from tie pen Of Editor win variety OF inter-
esilg contributions Pulpit Portrait" of The celebrated
divine Rev j. n KIM viii attract attention. The Review
Department important feature in this Magazine, being
conducted with Than discrimination and nde
peuiece and grea, knowledge ofhe with occs
siona excess Of wicke3ness that adds he piqusncy
NJ. Yott ~ II Difz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-23
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
Glorious Vermont.

1t IS now some four 10 SIX years since he Losis
lsturc Of Vermont permitted The eopie u decide
By an Annual Election, whether they would H.
cense or forbid the sale OF Intoxicating Beverages
within their State The People lhereupon voted
NO License The next year The lovers Of Liquor
made a strong rally and very nearly a not quite re
vers ! the fyImer decision. But The tide turned
again aud has since set steadily forward The
following is the Popular Vote by Couniies IA toe
Election Just held
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-23
Tue larger ciues Of the STATE coun, up tnU.

~ iouo. is entertained hs hsd rePors been received
from the = Jsis the sherds and JAler. Of winch
ass made 10 reply the rsqaisinon ofihe Assembly the
agsrersie OF these statements Of lnlemFe ance IN 1873
voald have reached a least FoSrS THOUSAND Asu now
anaa h Bl4 Those couyicie1 OF; crime or arrested
,r iuxcaaon tssys the RcPorp bul pafs Of hose
whom common fame would call Incorporate In he CITY
Of Ne. York also and doubtless IN other oies some
ID lusands are led 10 thef homes by TIE Ponce o.
-,i no record j.. made Probably onehA u n - 90
ersons furnished with lodgngs by the Police OF New
Yofs are persons of insmperae habits Nellie 90 te
ratcs interfere wi.h those Who appear able 10 iske
care tbeu.elyes and nkey TO ind iaeiT own homes Nor
H. thsv uu'es. ca-i % suppress not inquire into The
n,sn,gcrsnce hat kept whin doors Wheeler in pfvsie
Aolses u he ch poor liz hotels or II dran'hops %
as cry various grade.
INTEHPERANCE AND FACFERsN
The attention Of the COMMITTEES drecied 10 The op1
uecuor between IuscrnpefSnce ALL PsuPerism .nd from
returns made TO he seeeAry Of Stale ey he Co1ny suerin
udsns Of The POOP they gather The facts -. iorih 10 Ne
G..oS ing Table
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-23
RHopr I.rAsD.-Tbe Transe'lps, the Free

RHopE I.rAsD.--Tbe Transe7pf, the Free SOD
s, n y,svsene- -. bees converted ata regular Loco
- .ua Is COW called LIE DsaE Pot Tie psbaeHron Of
- s- ssiy Rspubissas Hasi&. as cd ssIsbasAsd o.
Ise, FOcolsn, eonrnaed- Bosh q hsse prfnis
s,.s.r % h.rsosizs % ne slavery qr.rOs. Ths Pet
ha.e. slavery questions te poey u r'odsiing win
he iuriEsro. o. al in he TeTriSEes Ia HvaA hsiss
,hs Prvvso sD1 e7dofsrs eysyrng sad assinsi n Yet
s Csss parry Of Recde Is.sd have eSxess ons sts;s
,cks win ne frss salera
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-23

~ T. PfsHINL SMITH Esq of Rochester who
has edited the Buffalo Commercial since the de
parture of Dr Foote as Charge to Bogota. has re
signed the post Reason - difference Of opin
ION between himself and the proprctors IN relation
TO the mode OF treating leading public measures
sui mep-s difference which coming events will
~ is Appreciated. tend rather 10 widen than I'll
minish In other words, the Editor concu-s gen
orally IA the sentiments ssowed b. Coy. SEWARD
IN his late anti Slavery speech while It IS the cue
Of the Commercial 10 denounce them. Accordingly
the paper OF the day alter Mr. Smiths withdrawal
gO,hl came out on Gov s speech as follows
The universal press, So.heIn sGd Southern Wig
Democratic and AbOuonsi a.! put upon tie same cOu
urclon. ana ind In II doctrine than which none can %
more dangerous stability ot the Union 10 he al
MN sre'iuu II The law. We mast adm. The MGR
uf.ins fRci that Senator OF he United >taics sworn o.
support tie CONSTITUTION ana elevated to hs hieh position
hy party whose devotion 10 Il i anbounded hss pro
claimed that there IL law superior 10 The Constitution l.
"a hrh he owes allegiance Why, win al defer
say TIN. pure madness or unmilgs'ed 'rea
son" sc &c &c
We stop here, for 'enough is as good as q
feast We trust the managers Of the Commercial.
feel relieved
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-23
CITY ITEMS.
Fanny ArrrsSoos. March 2.

The CoURrs-ln the case OF Roche rs. Roche
10 The Supreme Court damages for alleged IN
ngement Of agreement already referred 10 the Jury TO
turned verdict for psn,a OF 5000 being amount claimed
sui John NJ Hathaway q, James Gordon Bennett
was commenced llis to iest whether carrier cash
paper who has bought route from previous carrier has
he tight OF go,A Will In said route whether he can DO
discharged pleasure by the proprietor and tho rouis
taken from him Testimony allowed to show usage
the Court anerwsrd the operation Of law based
upon such usage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-23
sY TtltssAps 70 the stw.Yoax TasuNt.
TRIAL OF DR. wRusTKR
FOR TIE
Murder Of Dr.. parkmau.

BEFoRE TINE SUPREME JUDICIAL Court
R~Vsed ssfs great srssd aa< vesss Ne hssss s.s
Bsia Lsse II rs>srpA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-23

FfRTs-.A young lady named Eleanor Godfrey,
residing At No. "a Chrysue dangerously burned
yesterday afternoon. about O'clock by her clothes acct
leniay taxing dre from the stove.
Al y pm. yesterday Ere was discovered 10 The
house No. l75 springsL occupied by DR. FELL II was
quickly subdued with very nule damage
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-23

The decrease Of Paapefsn j. then, In ue temporary r.
ief Nhe Of Ire Increase Of PaaPsfs nom lniempvrAner
aorr han ioo per cent s among hoss permanently sup
ported
Here l. Gno.hel imporian, ,-algfe u hes@ returns
v,sos oass', r-gs't. ss,l PaaF-s'. - 'a'saPe'i'
Ass' - 80
The general impression u he people lsSys ne Con
ese mai more thar thfeSfourhs u Tie cnire pefisn
leo oor Is caused ty incompetence Perhaps Il QUO
e a far es-.nS;e - say
Aaa slr.. q .oss t-Hforarls ase- --.--- 80
Pr,hst- sauh.r d palgsr. ~ iLi-Hqsrano. ~ -
TAis number Also overwhelming 40 Il Is does ool .ncll
~ uauoer perhaps equally erea -nursy unrrAsyeS %
-v uv by private clarity 60 these boin inelase
.n- vss number VI hose reduced NON s1uenes OF eo
~cy 10 poverty bet not low enough 70 be ne saees OF
re Poor az for luislperSnos IN 1919 eqaAled Ss'Vl
THE REMEpl
Te Report scssses lh- various propositions offered o.
s,ter.ue VIZ enire rv-z q al restrictive Avs, cav
az he trade opsn - the sac d grAin or eolss All noe
, NJ h. rre,-pt Fxcisc svse-r retaining ne leense
IN =. essential equivalent, and entire pfonioi1on % l~
s,r ~. srt .reg discussion Of ihs mer.is q eacn
s,snc nded Or fepoTlrg law, Which prosices-
a rslsra k~gi a. $50 ca-rs -. y = = -
lls ~tor ~oa. iofta-eirs iArf a
aPft ~ tAs - u ~ 1--we ei-s aas '-as-s =. y -. -
-s~ry cfrss- s-r ssi ccsts af,-f 'ea
81 ~ "a ~ sss- tl.a ss-u.4-s 49,. q $50
.asc ar asrlng- cvzs-qasuf sss ~ tunorfe- -.
srHs .rt.7ns AS far-hes Fr7. ~ -. -
80 err: jtsua 4 ISL. srre 60 ihA -y
a. hugisd - ne ~ Ne NrdAF q !.se ner -
1.ass u as@ra -Etrse sss@ ssi kscu-- lsT
gr-. 80. Il sa< Frssals az 40 A.
80 sns psfts q AVS h4 is ss- Of hssrs % y -e-e
,,,suu sad atsr Jsasary l. lisa
Inc Cora1stsse We uns something viii &c cooe before
Us Sossscn elcSeS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-23

FArAL FALL-Richard Rorty, while ridine
yesterday afternoon Blsomngdsle Road, wss ssiEe'
With 81 and foil from the vehicle Congestion ensued
and he died ihis morning al . O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-23

ANOTHER SPVscH PROM Ma. CALHOUN The
Josraai Of Comaercs of this morning has rele
graphic dispatch from Washington which states
thai Nj Calhoun, though stu very Ill., Is engaged
i, si,s,;ng an address - the Senate in defence o.
-. Ia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-23

REAL EsTaTE.-We conclude our report u sales
u Corporation properly The sale. wsFe hnsbed yester
d.v The whole smoaa be received tor IN. property
aoui Two Hundred ard Egh;y TbSasssd Dollars. ts77
81 .ad viii b. great relief 70 our rsihsr roony ueasary
81 sLEEcKEE cO.-hlfsh =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-23

"SHAgsPERE DRANaTIc Work.. The Twelfth
Nlra1er o; Phillips snnpsOn Cos msgniacenl edition.
contains "ALs Well tls. Kods Well" AMI is enheiiished
with an sduir1als fHsraying Of Helena
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1850-06-05

advantages, which neither China, nor
Java, nor India do or can possess. Our
market, whether European or Ameri-
can, lies at our door. We are spared
the expensive and injurious process Of
firing or roasting the tea-lcaf to pre-.
pare il for foreign markets. We have
abundance Of fine cheap lands. with all
the diversity ofsoil, climate and aspect
that the plant can require. Our trans
Porintion, facilitated by rivers, canals,
and railroads, is SO short 10 shipping
ports, that the actual cost will no, be
one quarter SO much as it is from the
tea plantations Of China to Canton, the
port of shipment. More than all, eve.
ry farmer, certainly in the middle and
Southern States, may grow his own tea
in his own garden, withou, the slighest
interference with his ordinary agricul-
tural pursuits. With these exclusive
privileges in our hands, if we do not
cultivate our own ten then think We
ought 10 be tributury to those who cali
us bnrbnrians.
"Yours, truly, JUNIUs SMITH"