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The Arkansas banner., 1850-05-14
Webster nj Boston.

Daniel Webster made speech recently at Bos- ton. in which he said that "ths slavery agitation was laid like a ghostly phsntom.''
The Arkansas banner., 1850-05-14

BsastJsi 1hergAf. the poet, when speaking os Spring. saYs:
 TheQassa o Spring. as she passed down the vsls, he Gass, as'd ter trsaia ba ihs gals.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-05-14

01- Wetsnder our thanks 10 Capt. ELLIOTT, for late New Orleans and St. Louis papers.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-05-14

tJ- The Mayor Of Bangor, (Me.) in his inaugural address, says that "'he city needs police that will not compound with roguvs or take brbes from any source1
The Arkansas banner., 1850-05-14

CAss AND C0ss.-Ths CassviIie (G..) Standard, has placed the following at the head tf m editorial column:
 Democratic Union nomination--For President, ls52 Gen. Lewis Csss Of Michigan; for Vice Pre.i- dent; Hon. Howell Cobb. of Georgia. subject to the decision of the National Democratic nominating convention
The Arkansas banner., 1850-05-14

urhe last eoaundsam ls. says Gel. Wallace, ci the Philadelphia Sua, "What is the..diHsssaee be- wsen stubborn horse and postage stzmp," You tick Nas with stick, aad atick the oihsr with krk
The Arkansas banner., 1850-05-14

Or The Gaiphin committee have taken SO wide a range of inquiries that they will not soon be able to report.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-05-23

Whetss dirtl-Old Dr. Cooper, oi
South Carolina, used to say to his stu,
dents:
Don't be afraid of little dirt, Young
gentlemen, What is dir4 Why mo-
thing ct all offensive, when chemically
viewed. Rub little alkali upon that
dirty grease spot on your coat, and
y Undergoes a chemical change aud
becomes soap. Now rub it with liz
tie water and il disappears; il is peis
ther grease soap, water, nor Dirt
That j. not very odorous pile Of dirt, !
you observe there. Well scatter a lit,
tie gypsum over it and it is no longer
dirty. Every thing you call dirt Is
worthy your notice rs students Of chem
istry. Analyze it! Analyze it! Ii viii
all separate into eryclean elements.
Drtmakes corn, corn makes bread
and meat, and that makes very sweet
yonng ladythat ] saw one Of you kiss
ing last night, So, after al, YOU were
kissing dirt particularly Ii she whilen-
edher skin with chalk or Fuller's earth,
There is no telling, young gentlemen,
what is dirt. Thought may say that
rubbing such stuff upou the beautiful
skin Of young lady, il dirty ptac>
tlce- Pearl powder, / think. Is made
of fbiampth-noshing but dirt"
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-05-23
j

| The MadisOnsa@. This Is the lille
of new paper started in Canton III
this State not long since A. ri EIilIt
is Editor and r. d. Price Publisher. =.
Il is State Rights Dem cratic paper,
Mr.. Hill Is man of talents aud tha4
roughly devoted to the rights end ill.,
terests IF the South. We hope the
Madispnian will flourish. Hy. Spriags
Jasksagian. 7aa aa 8
ThE Busy BopY.- There are i srea,
many busy bodies in this world. You
will find people who knows as much
about other people as they do them>
selves. The most profound secrets are
IN the possession Of sncf folks. How
they get them, whether BY rlAing, ewes
dropping, Or doggiug, Il Is impossible
to say; but they have them. YoJ will
find, also, that there are good many
people who complain that they cannot .
get along that they have nothing todo
that fortune does not favor them,
and there, they 60 through life grum.
bling, with their noses lo the grind
stone, and picking up, like wild duck
N winter precarious subsistence.-
Yet the people that have nothing to do
are always busy; they stand i'll the high~
ways with look Of earnestness, and
whomsoever they meet, they accost,
They always have something to say, but
It invariably consists Of something 10
with which they have no manner of
concern and which is exclusively the
business Of other people. Need We
draw the inferencel While these people
are catching blind cells, the Industrious
fisherman Is loading his wagon with fun
nets. They waste the time in mindlhg d
the business Of their neighbors which
they ought to devote seriously tostheir
own. The days are short, and time
and tide wait for no man, and requires
constant attention TO succeed in any
calling.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-05-23

Laws OF HEALFH.-Childreh should
be taught to use the left hand as we'll
az the right. .;..t eg..i. .f ..7s4
Coarse bread is much better for
children than tino-
Children should sleep in separate
beds. and should not wear night caps.
Children under seven years Of age
should not be confined over six or
seven hours in the house-and that
time should be broken by frequent 70.
cesses.
Children and young people must BE-
made to hold their heads up and shoul-
ders back while standing, sitting or
walking. The best bed for children
are Of hair, or, in winter, Of hair or
cotton.
From one pound to one ponnd and 1
half ofsohd food ls sufficient for per-
son NJ the ordinary vocation Of busi-
ness.
Persons in sedsntary en- pIoyment
should drop one>third Of their food aud
they will escape dyspepsia.
Young persons should walk at least
two hours day in the open afr.
Young ladies should be prevented
from bandagiug the chest. We have
known three cases Of insanity termina-
ting in death, which begun In this prac.
tice. 1. o
Every person, great and small,
should wash all over in cold water every
morning.
Reading aloud is conducive to
health. M..
The more clothing We wear, other
hings being equal, the less food w
reed.
Sleeping-rooms should have fire:
,lace, Of some mode Of ventilation be:
ides the windows.
Young people and Others cannot
tudy much BY lamp-light with impd-
lity.
The best thing for eyes weakenedBy
light use, is fine stream of cold water
reqdently applied to them LO.aoS
1GACeI
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-05-23
) Idon,t care L You do.p

Il see." said d young lady, THAT
some booksellers advertises blank de.
clarations for sale. | wish could gel
one" 'fWhyN asked her mother.--
because MIR. BIS too modest Ia
ask me to marry him; and perhaps If |
conld fill blank declaration with The
questions, he would sign them.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-05-23

CHuRCH FULl.-An ex-governor,
whose name we suppress out ofregard
for his family, relates good story of
a man whose life had not been entirely
unspotted, who applied 70 4 worthy
deacon for an admission into his church.
Unwilling to offend him, and yet not
inclined to receive him the deacon
replieds--The church II fall just nee
when there il a vacancy / will r,otify
voul
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-05-23
wgDH fHaDES ONFaN.
.prRrrsHED EVERY THURSDAY BY
D HTT,L. Il R. ID. PRICE,

"A. II. HILL ~ ~ -. - A~--4
office South side Of the Square
TE RMS
For one wear, payable in advance, $2 30
II paid within six months Og
AT the end of the year, 3 5O
Advertisements inserted ct One Dollar per
.oaare Of ten lines, for the first Insertion, and
INV Cents for each subsequent insertion.
Advertisements not marked with the number
II insertions. will be published till forbid, and
charged at the above rates,
Anv alteration made in an advertisement
sIter the frst Insertion, will subject the same to
IN extra charge.
~. No paper discontinued until all arrear-
saes. 5 are puid--except at the option Of the
Publisher.
~ JOB WORK-Executed with neatness
md 9 despatch, on moderate terms, payable
when the work is delivered
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-05-23

BETTER 90 TwlcE. Keen. ~ Two
old gentlemen were compIimentinq
each other on the habits Of temperance
"Did you ever, neighbor," said one
see me with more than could carryl"
mo. indeed" was the reply, anot /.
bnt have seen you when / thought
you had better have gone. twice afterit.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-05-23

a man'who had scolding wife, be-
lng willing to excuse her faiiings, when
cSaliiedsupon 2 to give some account Of her
naD'ts and character. said she was pret-
Y welfin general, nlysubject at times
70 breaking OSt Of tbe moath,
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-05-23

q western paper says that the Eloco-
motive lsthe very best motive that has
been given forriding man On rail.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-05-23

Flowers bloomed on prr;,r;.a ..a
pass away, from age to aga. unseen MI
man; and mullitudes Of yiif,,ss h.vs
been acted out in ohscu .te plaees. ,g;tb. ,s
out note d admratio,a. TbesSoss,,issst s
OF both has gope IN toibeavan
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-05-23

Don : ssy you Will become rich tin
you nave asked your wife.-Of MI.
spenuthrlits that nature ever invented
~ Ilnougdtlsss womsn is The niost III
we care not how much money 4 man
may make, ifhis wife does mol second
n's endeayors, he Is just 81 SURE III dy-
ing poor as ifthe kept grocery nLofA
and trusted svsryboay.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-05-23

MooEY AND STARRY.-An interogatory
of silyery sweetness, and an answer Of
diamond beauty, are contained in the
following method Of getting 10 60
home with her."
7 The moon shines bright--
Can 60 home with you Tonight"
Answer
3a@ 1.-THE staFsdo. too
Idon't care II Won do.p
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-27
.Ts@ NKw ROUTE TO TIE r.;

r.
STATES MAIL LINE, via the Cay
uss and sufguehannA and New-York and Ene Rsirosds
and Csyuga Lske
Tpu taf.her notice. The Passenger Trains Cayags
and sIsourhsnns Railroad will In connection with TOE
Dsy and Night Express Trains the Nevfort and Ene
Railroad i've daily hnos Sundays excepted-l
fhe cars leave Owego Al 81 A n and q r h. Leave
Ithse. Al "a NJ and at 81 p. NJ arriving 81 Ovego 10
time for the Morning ard Eyering Express Trans Tor
New.YOrk ,r.n
The new and splendid lov-pressnre steamer fOhEsf
CITY Captain William Ii. Leonard, leaves Ithaca dsHy
fsIud1ys excep.ed) 81 A. N connecting Gangs
sgrn and Rochester Ralrosd Returning leave Csyugs
P OF on the arrival Of lbe or ostern Express
yrxrL connecting al Ithscs viii the Eyering TrEn ior
yhror sh uctes nom Hew-York 10 Csyugs, ~ fhrougn
from kewYork Ithaca Cayuga. sod on board
-. -SmbOsl Of the Eew-York and Erie Railroad Com
RsSssge checked through from EewYorf 10 Ithaca or
CsyuRa ,...... r .1.o.A ... 49,, .n,,,.
Il, Lii "a reaid with q heavy rail, OF re- ro1Is
oisifg The inclined plains and equipped with engines and
-, Jns,fpassed any road In The Unon
P,ss-users leaving Nev-fork wa the Erie Railroad n
r0rr ls or evening frsinf VII pess over And arrive a.
TL.es Il dsyghL viewing fron We cars the picturesque
1905 Of Iihsrs and 10 vicinity.
Fhe connection between the railroads and Nc ooek II
r.-fsc rUnDng directly 70 and from ne ssesnooh
ardnri Csyugl Lake ., -,
800 era avoid all the annoyance Of ranshipne1t Of
h.ggsge or ndirg orrihuses a both ends OF he Lare
bsssengers for Osvego, Syracuse, Aub1fnt 0SoeyA
pehTeef 81 daio and inermsdiae pisces, VIII hnd u1n
ne cs p-esznt comfortable ard cheapesiro1- leo eodu
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PEnKsTLvAxLA RAILROAD:
~ SSts.r 1850. 80

yIogEEK AND ExrREss LINE TO rIffsBUlsa
.pn-lhroug 70 N 50 ho1rsi TIE % De PsnnUfyS
n. ksibosd Of ne very bss snd mos eoufo,sntc -
ssnpuoa Nov p>esez hsvc besn pisosd % - -
souvsu,spos Of ua'esss seotdns ne assarsaes 81 80
,nd agreeable ,ourney 70 P,psburgh
rp9ts 70 The West
tox ssss Apply Il IA hukssst ed ., 4 ssa1 -
snd Chesn1t Philadelphia WI COLDE1 ".
1sW.x0k. ~ q = z 61D0A A.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-27

THE1BJMORR AND EssKXKA
~ SsltOAD.-P AssENoER TRAINS
lsnssts An. and u r. M leave nevnE ~ A ~ and =
PA,sEssEs TaAn, Dows,-Le.vs Dover SIS Az: sn1
. ~. 1sS 4 n and 10 p NJ; summit 10 A. NJ NJ
sos P. M nllvilIe, 'So n and SIS NJ orsass -
A. 81 and 3S5fN.
TarIsar TEAn-Lesys Dover 8 4 NJ leave usw-
oaAses Hos,s c.l-Eesve Grunge A T. and -
Pa8seng on by these trains received and deuvoo9
each way At North and South Orange, hlIlylla Bau.
Chatham, kadison, Aorrstown- Morris risaA peov'n~
Al Dover stages connecting win Tho a. \. pssssng1
n cay uS 0s y .aS ovsso oo nosasy
wsdnesdsys and Frdsya and for spsrtA yohn.onser6
slsirsowr, Columbia, Delaware wssss Gap. sseseS
buTgh, continuing 70 Inc Lackswsnna WoSts, peesane
sIssSis cnnon Danmors Hyde PIi Q frovidsaes 9.
fussdayr Thursdsys and ssiurdsya and returning No.
DsnyiIis stages leave for Pswsrvins and soonsos -
he arrival Of tho A. H. and H. trains from and mss -
Al Morris,own stages leave on the arrival o. ne 4. u.
ger usns for hsudhsm Chester Bchoolors n0so
IAN WsIhlngton, Bevidere and Esstoa. daily snA ss
tso Tor sssiing ridge on The arrival Of he r H. ira
returning next morning, connecting win ne 4 u usm ~
EXTRA TRAIN FOE sCHooLEYs MOUNTAIN
In addition 10 tbs above trains az sxrs express ~
vtl running on July 5b nexi and eooon1s -
Lave New YorE from he FOO, Of Codlsadsl u 10 Al
leave Newark on he arrival Of he Eain fon ~.
sssrs W BE- Il rs.dnsss % convey ps
10 sebooIeys Mountain, arriving In limo ios dinnss'
TIA sS sSns 1S y. .a isSs.' orange MINUS Sa
n,t CIaihsm, Madison honistown and hoss, s',.>
Returning WIN leave Dover ais - IN saa ,s~uIs, -
~ 2 n ca .SSgT si 10 e EFT Il ass .
ps,seSgsrs are 70 procure Ibeir rehes ss''f' ss
De-. sss - 10 rssslvsa Only 90 day vhaa paiehsssA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-27
EXCURSIONS.

r-~s FOR SHREWSBURY LDSG
EkJSsT--plNsFsKcH tO-osn HOuse) PoRr WASH.
zss2<A~t4z-s-<IN0TON MOUNTS AND BkOWns
nOcKs- fMiadl et0vpl HIGHLAND DOCK, when prte-
tcsSls AND RED sANK-fhs direct route 10 tho Horth
Insdcsn PhAlsnx AssociEIiOn.-The velttovn Eean-
boa, JOHN HART Capt A. Hsggerty WI leave We"
sde OF PeeGslip Pier, (Eas, River, n foiloW
keto- York Le1et ShTcOtokrb.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-27
r. srza,rzcNHw-yORKA AND NKw-HA-
"a, ha1lexesss.tsgVEN RAILROAD-On and ~

IL aySSS SES s,IIsS. SN5 SE ~ "a
W ednosdsy, April "a. Inc fctovAQ
ut,ns will cave the Censlst staioa. near broadwN-
Passengers .lso received a. the New-york and Hn'so
4 Accounted siion rrsn Al n An. nos New. AocbsoA
hamATonech, kya Pom Chester, Green ich 9s.mfosA
p ,o1 srs Mord %s psssnsess ne
The Way snucus for Albany, and The snous on The Hoe
atomic and Manganese Railroads VIII take this rr.h -
ton Providence wocessf Hartford. Springfield md o.
recucu, River Ksirosds win aks this xrsn and JOIN -
press Train q New.Hsyen
sort Albany, and Hoasstonie and N:aSssncA naaifesA
New Haven Hartford, Springfield and connscucas kvsf
Gcsommodsrou frsn Il An. for Nsw.Hs -
Intermediate Stations, Hsmpden, Cheshire souainge1a
sSys nr T.gCSS .n Av soassS and
Express xran st IN. for Stamford, norwsA
bridgeport, and Hoossone and Neng.ncs tsnrss
Springfield, Worcester and Boston.
s. Accommodation Yrsn ntPM. for Hew-Hsvsa -
. commutsrou Srsin u 80 H. sDs BnAxspoH -
'''''"''- SRAiNs TO Rnw.YoRK.
l. Communication frsan q, SIS An. noo BdAesp0A
| ssoppipg n ali the lutermedtnse 6tauous
Aeeommodsioo fr.in . ss "a. An hon Nsw.asvs.
HS decentralization Se frsin ssS N rom Nsv.as,s
topping W. ne ,u.sTs ed ssiScs r:sySS -
! md Nsngesuck Railroad.
l. Express Train Al LILO Pm I'm eonneenos VII .
q bridgeport and Stamford receiving Passenger noo -
! aoussionic Railroad a Bridgeport
gers NON the Accommodation Train from Bostoub kso
View. Haven, stopping al all The Inisrmcdisis sauons
Express Train al $40 Pm. Tor IN connection VIII u.
:s04s o .aa NSypYYs 4 ns
ing Yrsin from fittshsh connects with hs xrsh .
PSsengen arc requested procure ueGsss besors lsna
seafs 10 tie Carr laSoM hAsOn supt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-27
FARMS FOR Sale

- FOX vssy pleasant country place In the
- village OF Upper Red HOOK Duchess Co Eve miles
ess Of Barr town Landing, The poet ro.d consist.
Dg Of about four acres OF hrsrse land with psny Of al
hDIs Of hu uees Two good wells q vase large two
osy house Six4l tcc with The necessary add
good kDoss Eorfarher particular nels the premises
OF 7. @; GAReREcHy.
HB-rbe shove property WIN be sold for ~ $40. only
A 200 need 10 be paid down Possesson given any
hetxssu now ard next May. tyl0 lms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-27
EhsUaAk r.sL lis. 2.

- wa stoalngloa ana PROVO sncs, -Iahs4
sou.e, wi'nco, .e,T shsnss u car. or baegase!-rs
srsm-rs y NANDsRRlLr, Captain Joel slJno. sn1
CohhoDOke. Capt William Ii. Frsxss IN ccnrect3e0
WIN ne and ftoyidenee and sostou and rr0v
dence Hal roads, leaving New.York daiiy (suedays .
eepted RON Pier North River nrs What above 8s,srx
Pisce, 81 O'Clock end ssoniu stou q o,clo~s ~
upon lhe arrival OF tho Mail Train nom sossou me-
butt expressly for the roate and ere m -
cry respect particularly adapted " the nsv alton Of Loag
Island Sound TIE accommodations for passengers arS
eommodious and CONFERENCE.-The ocers cspsble
peneOc.d The route being the shortest and mos dese
ee. , e. -, I s a. ~ 49,, - -
and plrosds running 20 various points from those ciucs
The VANDERBILf win ieavc Nev.Yorh on rues1sy.
Tharsdsy and Saturday. Leave sloninston Mosasy,
Wednesday and Friday. The COMMODORE viii Lss~0
New-Y Monday, "Wednesday and Friday. Leave Stco,
lng,on Tuesday. Thursday srd Saturday. NB-POssos
gers the arrival Of The steamers 81 sonngton, proceso
Immediately In the splendid railroad 70 frovidsaD
and Pos'cr Baggage master accomr snes each 1aiu -
and from Boslon. For passage, berths. ststsrsoms
freight applications may be made TO the Agents o. -
wharf, and al the office, 10 Bankruptcies. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-27
~ ffSR Hgps6N .nd ss&4C
WAk---- IHTERAEnIATE


LANDINGs.-fhe steamboat HUDSON, Capt VIM II.
keeu will leave the steamboat pier foot Of Cedsfsl
Monday, Wednesday and Friday, and the stssmer CO
LUhBlA, Capt c y. King on Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday at O'Clock connecting with the stages a. New.
buIgh, Kingston sad CsskilL
HUDsos AKB BkRKsHIEE RAILRoAD.-fhe pesseages
trains 81 Ibis RoGd After March IS will leave Hudson and
Wes sockbrdge daily, Sundays excepted) follows
Leave Hudson alt A. NJ and Is r n. and West stock.
bridge a A NJ. AID 2. N.
Freight trains, with passenger car alIxched, wil leave
Hudson al II A. ~ and West Stockbndge, al 10 80 n
Passengers by the morning train nom West 8ockbrdge
may ak day bosi for New YORK. The DOa for fough
kospse and thence by Railroad TO NewYofh by O'Clock
p n Fare BY later route from Hudson not exceeding
81 IS
P.sseo gers By he evening nsn vii and hs sIesmer
COLUMBIA and HUDSON always waiting for hem, and
The fare VI hose bOas Will be a. low any other eyening
boat on The rver-iTom o. n downward - The hne boss
nav sst the ample.
fbrough uekets nom Woa stockbrldge 70 New Yorn,
81 80 and The Je IL returning. Passengers should
recoect that his fare Includes berIhs whchs excluded
the fares OF other routes.
The usins from Hudsou both morning and evoonk COO
sec with tas trains Of hs Western Roads a. hcretofore
las eu J. r WATERMAN, 8upl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-27

~,f,ss FOR LIYEHPOOL.-UnlLed States NAL
HCsn steam ship ATLANTIC, Captsn James West
This steamship viii depart with the malls of
Europe positively ssla day. July 7h q u O'CLOCK, M
from heT beTh II the foot Of CGnslsL
No berth occurred untl paid for
Yer freight or passage having unequsled secomrnods
ions for elsgsnce or comfort Apply 70 - -
EDWARDK COLLINS, IS Wsnst
All e,iers must pass through me Post Ofice.
The Gesmer PACIFIC vii succeed The Atlantic and sal
s.mrd.y August 24th tyi6tH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-27

The direct rns stages to Squsn and ffeehold and a.
psrf OF the country AL persons forbid rutung Ine
above boat s1eount OF the oUneb UoAnl-
-nsS sTRAMBGAT EDWIN LhWis,
E.katz-~<Cspt }. 2. Cories, for sarewsnury Lons
se*<nee@1f@s Branch Ocean HOuso) Pon WeshingLon;
s,oxr,. Doh (Hid dletown,) Mounts Dock, and Red
BtrE leaves Robnson-st Pier North River, a. tSlows.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-27
- CoIINYHYs kAT OK fHR HupsON-por

So COUNTRY SEAT UN fhh HUbsUN.-fof
~ sss Arm Of about SO scre< N the village OF Hastings
&C., 81 miles nom the city The house new b. ID Of 1000
n he most substsnrs manner tn modern syie -1e -
,e ,nd Al .ceai ss0ery Il unilss un7s1S piciaf
srosDec with conveoence ana n arsncot Fo- gro9odt
ire M he finest order vel supplied win Gtss vs1sy 0i
Iui We vbos OF par VIII be toa OF application 20 to-
propesor 90 the prcuisex si Hsssngs % ne hacsoe
W. iTss - ALEXANDER BRINE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-27

@% BKNIAMiN's BtAsr sfhiNe
~ NThUssks us Beekmsast n ~ os,e;
0s&gow veal or Iufsffon ne cosS.fs % ss 81. -
DE ba5g "Once hght always rEh; re.
srIe graduated frorn 70 s. Ia vtscuts hocspAd shet
ioes rres injury 10 the spine SIN days We r'ven aas
sol perfectly setsfseiory money r-s1roec-
fhompsons tr7sss u redHcst prices ,H scdn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-27

IN PURSUANCE order Of the Surrogate OF s county Of
Isvc,s notice hereby 20 all persons has'nf claims
go HENRY FIENCKEN late Of he CITY New on
snt D.. snas With vouchers thereof 70 The ss0Ieet Al hea
e No. vs. Hester the C Of New lof Ga OF oeote
sssnth day Of September ueIDated ssw ION ihs pm gay %
49, iss1 Tm0 lsv6msl ELIZA fikNCkkh Admnsrstnh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-27

rhaacr of Hours oosxenetaz Jsiy
-S-zSz-RAMIPO AND PATKHgOH
E& R3S AND PArEkson AND HuDsoa
Ry61---RIVEA kAlLRoADS.
Leave saserns Deposa, Les,s Nsw'f'ss . -
"a oe,eoct ~ rin.......Ak. oclocs is mir. ..YA.
~ oeIoes 80 p n Is 0eloea Is ain. .......rA
SUNDAY TkAIHs
.S as-loet 81 uYa.......AN I6 O'Clock.
7. Or on ,hs arrival OF me Ene usins going East
PATLR4oh TRAlhs.
Lava psterson AZ Leave hew-fGk g
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n O'CLOCK k...Psrp Depot 0cocA :: ..:.''''''''
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SUNDAY TRAINS
l..,. y,tsrs1n q, Lssve nev.Yot q
7 O'Clock NJ. .k0ketsI oclocH .'.'''''''''''1
A O'Clock ..fErn DepoIs Secet 10 -
HE-Or Monday nornfg e Nc afs, van ~ -, 49,
train ,,.. , A. ,x.,,. f,e.r. Mr.
Yors vii not stop ~ any sasaol to' " 49, '>~~v
Koch Kosd and Hohof1s ., . ~ xopv
ihs AZ r1rre 10 meet tho Erie uzns, morning nd svsor
~ - Seir1 West q egfefus Depot
~ tr.in WIN leave s1ferus s.sy nornle< soLaeys
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-27
PoR HEW-oRLEAHs

DIkkCt.
r>. THE FINE STEAMSHIP GALVESTON,
<ffLN Place, MssIer will leave for New.Oresns on
Saturday, Augun3, from pier N. r. ats O'Clock
PM FOR freight passage apply 70
IA Aus JHOWARD SON 81 Broadway.
Scse UNITED sTATRs MAIL STEAM
<CIGiIN Frs betw cen NEW YORK l. LIVERPOOL.
sSz The ships composing the line are tho
ATLANTIC, Captain West
PACIFIC, Captain Rye;
ARCTIC, Capt Lucey
BALTIC, Capt Comstocki
ADRIAT1C, Capt Grafton
fhese slips having been bui by contract expressly or
service every has been taken In heir
construction a. In their engines 20 ensure strength
AID speed and their accommodations for passengers arc
unsqualled for elegance OF comfort ,s,ao.
Price Of passage from Now-IOIk ~ Llyefpooi elD' ek-
clutive use Of extra size STATE rooms s'<o 49,,
An experienced surgeon viii be attached TO Zach snip
no berth can be secured unn paid for.
EDWARD COLLINS, No Sc Wal-sL
orto BROWN sHIPLEf CO. Liverpool
Tho Pscihe will leave Liverpool July 3ls7 1852
Tho Atlantic will leave Ns~-fork July Hh, 1850.
The Atlantic will leave Liverpool August 9lsI 1907
The Pacific will leave New-YOrk August Nh, 100
The Pacific will leave Liverpool September llh ZOO
Ihe Atlantic viii leave New Yort soptombof TN loD
The Atlantic will leave Liverpool September Io.h 100
The Pacific will lesve New FORK sepienDer Iln, 1877.
The Pacific will leave Liverpool October l6h, $50
The Atlantic will cave New Yorf October l2th, 1859
The Atlantic viii leave Liverpool October oJh, 1850
Toe owners Of these shlps will not be accountable ,of
gold silver bullion specie, jswelry precious stones or
res unless bills OF lsding tgned therefor, and NE
value thereof therein expressed. jyl6n