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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-15

NEW WHEAT-We have seen an extract from
& letter TO & produce house on the dock dated Mad
River, Ohio, which says: 1--WE shall ship you -four
from new wheat next (this) week" The wheat in
that section Of Ohio is said to be of the finest quail
i.y ever raised there II is not probable that any
considerable quantity of the new crop will arrive
here till next month. BRff. Com. ADV.
The Wheat crop in Upper Georgia. as well as in
East Tennessee, it is stated, will prove unusually
mesger this season. The crop looked quite favor
able some four weeks ago, and promised very
good harvest; but since, about the time Of the
bloom, the rust has been making sad havoc with
the crop.
The NoyTistopa Watekman says: "The farm-
ers are busy engaged Ia cutting and gathering the
grain harvest, Of which We sincerely regret to learn
there are some blighted prospects. The Rye crop
three weeks, has sustained great injury from the
rust or midew, il Is now said will scarcely yield
half crop.
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FROM CARAcoAs.-We have received flies Of
Ell Republicano, Ell Didrio de Debates, and FL
DiariO de los AUisOs, Of Caracas, to April II, not
80 late as previous advices, and we therefore find
no news of sufficient importance to translate.
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MIR. MARYLAND, tie editor Of the Lo~e' '''' :
lvl PAYS the following nionle 70 a
GoURAUD'S soar -..,.

ave observe hat Carleton Hoyey o. VI doss 10
GOURAUD'S Italian hedicalfd soap, a, "a ,sk.snes %
he suppose to which il is said to be nore IN a.
piled But we can ssy, from some .s.ng De-
pt Il by far the best article 10 Dc useo sysn Do
was ever manufactured IL costs tte more b.,
hest shaving soap bot here nothing 70 ' is rscuep
csu compare with Il 10 this regard We es1 sosp h
nerd h 10 every man who shsyes himself 40 -
tLaf nuruose instead OF any Of 10 substitutes nd
M Warland does not f1il justice 70 we snm 4. 900
lies Of GOURAUD'S Italian hedlesisd soap ~ *
ever ths most wonderful compound ever iuse's - "a
cnTing tan ireckes pimpes and all stin dses.s' IN
nome, who values he health Of her infsn. shogd
Other SOAP in its sblulions lhsn GOURAUDS So, -
only at 81 Wskers o. LIST store from mot I'M Bfosa"'
iy3 e.
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New ESoLASD BAPTIST FREE MISSION So
cIETY.-At q Convention Of New England BAD.
lists, held at Lowell, on the 9th, Missionary So
ciety was formed, bearing the above title. A con.
stitution was adopted and officers chosen The
design Of the organization is expressed in the third
article Of the constitution This Society shall be
entirely disconnected from Slavery in all its FORMS
and sha not receive the known avais Of oppres-
sion into its Treasury.
FIRE IN RoxBURY, N. H-The dwelling house
and barn OF John Towns Of Roxbury, N. H., were
destroyed by Ere on Monday last Insured for
sCQO BY New York Company.
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nAGs, ROPES, and all kinda Of paper msnlfscinr
n erS materials bon ght and sold liberal terms by
pJ7 0AUEr 4 pERNcKsoH, I52 and l5e soutb-sl
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CALIFORNIA.

: 5; ! i Lsis- sPEaRIS 4 BROCgWAY, s:...s
SACRAMENTO CITY,
GaockRs AND Coxsrssros MxRou.v~
lBERAL ADVANCES made o. eonsIxpspep,. =. :.
o,ey Doslnesi promptly amended 70 rssr 4,
:. 4. IAHSEsTocK L &c NsW.YorS
lAgP You've, Phllade,phs
HzAELzTos, Pittsburgh "
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DIVIDENDS.

s By a. -, a. , d.
kOWEhf SAVINGS BANK-Neyy Yort hi,
NV leoV-DNidend-fhed eposltors are hereby no ~
mat s-misnnus dvdend the rse OF six Der csnt ~
ennum, on all sums Of five dollars and pward saa ess -
I'VE hundred dollars, and 1--WE per cent per sanum % NJ
sums OF hye hundred dollars npW ard which asys
deposited Al least three months previous 10 the a b -
be paid 10 deposltors on ana ter Mondsy ne 5k No..
during the hours Of business At the Bank All irtso -
csed for will remain as principal, sud draw hrss -
corolngy from lst inst.
The Bank Is open for business on Aondsys rhur,6.v,
and Saturdays, nom to 7P M At l?8 Bovery.
yorder Of the Truslees
JAMES MILLS President
V. d OoGGEsHALL, Secretary TIA wv
THE TRUSTEES or TIE sEAaENs BANf
FOR SAVINGS have ordered that interest hs pad al
all deposits which according 10 the bylaws are eC,itsi
thereto, for the six months ending 3Osh Jaae ia9 =
follows:
On Gums OF one thousand dollars and under al he me- q
six per cent per snnum and
Ga sums exceeding ons thousand dollars, al ne ns
FIVE per cent per snnum able on OF AFTER Moads ~
instant
The interest viii 10 placed 10 the credit Of dsposau
principal The Trustees give notice that bersxnu d
highest rate OF interest viii be paid only ns a
ceeding Eve hundred dollars BENZ. STRONG
WILLIAM NELSON, Secretary.
New.York, July 10, 1850. lyll lws
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IsTHnrus Horrr,

cHAeAts AZ ALS-
CRUCES, I AND roh8ORl
'hh IRVING hVgsE, A. Chaeres Wsuse. " -.
fdE PANAMA RAILROAD Ho7Ef. a, e.,,xon. -,
&c. sas ms =, Ne q a 3 Miller snd COasst
sZemenl OF r. Folger ard n Miller in =" No
THE UNITED STATES HOTEL a. Panama u,a.~ -
management Of Adrian + Miller. i, 49,
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THE nIERUHAN1rsI INSURANur ~

( ~ TaE CITY OF NEW-YOkK, 0ftee eor. Ses,...
~ wich AID Deg over the NOrlh Aver Sab -
cSpAl- s2o0oC iBtursnce against oss o. tGassshs -
CROWEL ADAMS. srsssss.s,i az
9EoRsE w. sAyAsE. Secretary. ,~Sss
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Am DELIVERING the bea Red Asa Coal ~
or Egg. from nv yard corner Of King and GresaMM!s
sz75: a. 50 nom boais lmy25 2m'i PETER cLlhf0n
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MACON AND WESTERN RAILROAD 60. OF GEORGIA
TENpIS COMPANY has declared dividend Of
dollars per share payable to TIE Stockholders u ni
cy al The Bank Of the State CT New York on he Let pfor
(Signed) }. II. TAfLOh lteases.
Jaly 3, 1850. WS"
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a GENCY FOX CALIF0RNIA and ne wss,--,,
A slstea-RODGERS L W0ODMAN, AaOusy, -
councillors At Law, 40 William 81 New.York having ss
ed connections with responsible local Agents IN Cascss
ana the Western STATES Will a,tend 20 tue collector \
cehs and the settlement Of accounts IN those S,s,sS ~
VII also make remttsnces TO any part Of hen Ls,t
Werronls bought sod and located. iyi0 luisodDa2Ws
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INSURANCE.
TIE GROoEas

E'HlS COMPANY, hsy.ng lheiT esyiisJ an -.
1 cssh. are prepaid % .1s1re Baii6rSs ~ - j
Household Furniture Yssse's q PORT eer Co..
.gsus, loss OF damage by sre; also 10 AR. y77ttk e
Navigation and Transportation. on ne uso.s .l-s,<
tsrrs All icsses prorpf'T rdilEled nd psis '%ss>
DlRECTORs
EuFrs STORY, NosSs TAYLoR saNPso. 49,
PerEg AAEris, GEOR6s ELDEE Csas sv,xs.s.
FEAscis SKIDDY, HzssY EpEY. AsAs Posys.
Jas Z. WiLsoS, ALEX n 0EAST, NM Pcs-ss
SEN.B sHERMAs, MARsHsLL PFPo0s, Isaac C. Y.T
SAMPSON MOORE, Prsssss..
HI Ton ssaTH, Secretary rg~
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nIyIDEND.-The President and Directon ofte New.
~ Jersey Railroad and transportation Company have
ths day declaTeds semiannus dividend OF four per cent
PAYABLE 10 The csholders their % And
amer The lst Of August next. The Transfer books VIII
clossd nom the 2Oh inst until that dag.-July H. 1850
wis inns H. J. SOUTHMAYD, Treasurer.
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nIVIDEND-THE BROOALYN AND JAMAICA
DRsroEd Company have Ibis day declared senlsnrr.
Al dividend OF three and oneha per pa sbs and
aner Thursday, 18Th July. The uslstsf books vii BE-
closed until thai day. ROBERT hay, EoNifei
New York, July IL, $780, DsSw.
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OFFICE NORWICH AND WOscEsrgR RsILKoApc Co
NORWICH. July 10, lseA
- OOKs FOR SUBSCRIPTION to the frskt~<

gAIVIDEND.--NORWlC AND WohCEnER
DRAlLROAD Coins Company has declared Nv:
depd OF two and one.quarter per ceni the peienx
stock Of said Company (being the stock surender %
subscribed previous to the Sd nsl payable me fnn9
Office Of the Company, 10 Merchanis Lxcnxnss new'
YORK on the 18Th inst Per order. GEO. PERKINS,
Norwich, Corn July 10, 1880. ljyla3wl Treas
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titled "The Web Of Life; eno WRITTEN Oy nis'
May @ sEELYE Of New'fo,s. ,s.....;..
ano - prof DoHERTY. IL presented very
$500 account Of the proficiency OF the Pupls IN
na"en s@sni, stndies Of Algebra, Geometry, Trigo-
Ine o,rv SC. The medal in this department,
-hirh x the highest honor Of the Institute, was
..ssrded to Miss MARY ANDERSON OF New YORK.
Grest praise was awarded to severalother students
~ The next report was that OF the Committee on
the French Department read by JOSEPH Hoxtt,
ESQ one OF the Trustees, In such manner q "
he distinctly heard. The gold medal was awarded
10 Miss ELIZA N. WooLsEY, Of the hrst class
Yhe study of French il in fiourishiDg condition.
Mr. HoxIE also read the report OF the COMMITTEE
or Penmspship. from which we learn that this &C,
connlishment is successfully cultivated. Inc gosI
media was awarded TO Miss HANNAH L. CRANE oil
New York. o-,..o an
The next report was that Of toe Committee on
Music, read by J. J. Owen. la this branch o. eau
cation, the report states that there Is very eA.a
ordinary proficiency. The report paid hlgo com
OEra"n;; ~ Mr. Root. the music teacher Of the In
stitute. e-u......
The pupils then sang in fine style the following
SONG
Word, sy Pspil--Mu,,e BY @. 2. Root, Ese.
The bliihsome summer days are come
With beauty, song and glee,
And gladsome music sirs our sous
With longings 10 be free.
The spirits Of the dewy glade,
Are whispering 70 The Towers
And happy breeZes sport and dance
Through shady silent bowers
Old pairiArchs OF the foresiispresd
Their leafy arms az Day ,o
And gently waving 10 and ITO,
They Deckon VI aWsy
Then up away, the green wood SEEK
Fling tasks and cares aslde. .,,..
AND rest where nodding grs's inVi'e'
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.~cINCa-PnDer4 600 p0unds holl zUIo % lncnos
~ 49, asahres and colors for sale Al manuae,
49, ,,leea GlbNT hDERRlcKsoN lss sontb-si
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Literary Trifling.

Great men have often exhausted their
talents on minor and unimporta mt subjects.
Pasquier wrote collection of poems on a
flea, which he found on Catharine de Ro-
ches; Pays wrote two poems in praise of
tobacco; Pope produced an epic on lock
of hair; Swift wrote a meditation on
broomstick; Swinden treatise on the ma
ture and locality of hell; Scaliger on the
goose; Swedenberg on the pleasures of in
sanity; Tasso wrote twelve admirable cam
tos on bucket; Herr Heinsius treated of
louse and donkey; Henly on the phi
losophy, history, and great use of nonsense
Menage on a parrot; Desforges on the
loves of swallows; Defoe wrote the histo
tory OF the Devil; Caden wrote a work in
praise of Nero; and the Rev. Victor Pal
ma. Cayat, of Paris, actually wrote an
apology for brothels. We could proceed,
ad intintum, with similar examples, which
if they prove anything, only go to show
the peculiar whims and fancies of great
men during different periods of their lives.
-Noah's WeekLy Messenger.
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p o 1 se R Y .
A Country Home for Me.

do not ask that city spires
May round my mansion rise,
But that my home may be where tree!
Are pointing TO the skies;
Where flows the silvery mou ntsin Eiil
With a sweet and merry sound,
And the echo of the hunters gun
Shall through the woods resound.
/ cannot love tho city's PomP,
Its fashions and its pride,
had rather dwell in humble cot,
Upon the mountain side,
Where sweetly blooms the accacia tree
The tulip and The rose.
And where besides the rivulet,
The early violet grows.
/ would not give my quiet home,
It's happiness and health.
For all the city palaces,
It's pleasures and its wealth:
/ love to b-ea the the mountain air,
To roam where all is free,
Let others choose a city life,
But a country home for me-
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Maiden Worth.
BY C. SWAIN.

Her home was but cottage home.
A simple home and small;
Yet sweetness an affection made
It seem fairy hall!
4 little taste, little care,
Made humble things appear
AS though they were translated there,
From some superior sphere;
Her homo was but a cottage home,
A simple home and small,
Yet sweetness and affection maze
Il seem fairy hall!
As sweet the home, SO sweet maid,
AS graceful and as good;
She seemed a lilly in the shade.
A violet in the bud!
She had no wealth, but maiden worth;
a wealth that's little fame;,,
Yet that's The truest gold of Garth
The others but name!
Her home was but a cottage home.
A simple home, and small,
Yet sweetness and affec tion made
II seem fairy hall.
A cheerfulness of soul that thrsw
A smile e'er every task,
A Willingness that ever few
To serve, ere one could ask!
4 something we could wish our own,
An humble fow'ret born,
To grace in its degree thrope.
Or any rank adorn!
Her home was but a cottage home,
A simple home, and small,
Yet sweetness and affec ton made
II seem fairy hall.
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sA negro boy in louisiana, during
the prevalence Of the cholera, hearing his
father say that the disease would soon be
along that way, left his work and betook
himself to the woods. Being found by
his overseer fast asleep, he excused him.
self on the ground that not being prepared
in mind to die,' he had gone 10 :he woods
TO mediate But said the overseer, how
was it that you went to sleep?' We'll, |
don't know, massie, how dat was 'zactly,
but speck | over prayed myse5F
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A Bad Memory.-A man in the coun-
try few days ago led a blooming widow
to the altar. The clergyman looked at
bridegroom and said,
Il think you have wife liviug!'
Have |, do YOU think!' replied the man.
Il am sure you have reJoined the par
son.
Il really, SIR" said the fellow. .have a
very bad memory, and l thank you for
Jogging it. / now recollect something of
it.
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~.How do You feel with such
shocking looking coat on!' said young
clerk of more pretensions than brains, one
morning. Il feel said old Roger, looking
at him steadily with one eye half closed,
as if taking aim at his victim, Il feel, young
man, as if had a coat on which had been
paid for, luxury of feeling which think
you will never experience"
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Begin Right.-Are you stepping on
the threshold oflife? Secure good NOR
al character. Without virtue you cannot
be respected; without integrity you can
never rise TO distinction and honor. You
are poor, perhaps. No matter; poverty
is oftener blessing than curse. Look
at the young man who is worth half
million. What is his standing' Of what
use is he TO the world.
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GT'Stocks are firm" as the rogue said
when he had his feet in them.
They who when about to marry |
seek their happiness in the mere gaining
OF fortune and personal beauty, evince a |
symptom of a heartless disposition, and
their folly is often punished in their sue
cess.
q There are some who live witho ut
any design at all, and only pass in the
world like straws upon a river; they do
not go, but they are carried.
sTThe Rev. Sidney Smith, in speak
ing of the prosy nature of certain sermons,
said "They are written as if sin were 10
be taken out of man like Eve out of Adam,
by putting him to Sleep
~ Marrying woman for her beauty
only, is like eating bird for lis singing
wWe often censure the conduct of
others, when, under the same circumstan-
ces, we might not have acted half so well
Experimental philosophy-Asking
young lady to marry you. Natural
philosophy-Looking Indifferent, and saw
ing you were only in fun, when she refu-
ses you.
Why was Santa Anna, when he
fed from Cerro Gordo, like the poet GRAY.
when he died! He..left his Leg (elegy)
behind him.
SIt is not always mark Of kindness
to possess an open countenance. An alli-
gator is decetful creature, and vet he
presents an open countenance when in the
very act of taking you IN.
A Yankee is never upset by the aston
ishing. He walks upon the Alps with his
hands in his pockets, and the smoke of
his cigar is seen among the mists of Nj
agara. One of his class sauntered irto
the Office of the tightening telegraph, and
asked how long it would take to transmit
a message to Washington. Ten minutes,
was the reply. i can't wait was the
rejoinder.
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Fresh .Ff.rtcfsf of
FALL AND WINTER
{ D . D 5!

TnIHE subscriber has just received at h
Il Store in Ebenshur rg large supply of
New Goods from the East, consisting of
Cloths, CaSSimertS, SatlineS, PlaidS, LinSrys and
Flannels of all kinds; Calicoes, Mus
Inns, Alpaccas, Merinoes, De LANES,
Ginghams, Tickings, Checks, Shawls,
Handkerchiefs, Gloves, Comforts,
Ribands, Vestings, Silks and Satins.
.4tSo-Bed, Horse and Saddle
Blankets and Blanket Cloths
Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes of
every description, together with
an elegant assortment of Gro
ceries, Hardware, Queens
ware, Drugs, Medicines,
Stationary. Saddery, Fin
ware, Fish. Leather, Salt
and Nails.
He has also any quantity of n otions, such
as Combs, Suspeaders, Silk Guards,
Ladies' Steel and iSilUered Slides,
Buttons, Brushes, Pocket Books,
Hooks 6. Eyes, &c. S-c. IN short
eUery thing that as usually
kept IN q Country Store.
He thanks his friends and the public gener-
orally for past fdvo-s, and requests them to
call and take look at his goods before pnrcha
sing elsew here, as lie feels satisfied tha: he can
accommodate them with anything In his line
of business at least as cheap as any other es-
tablishment in the county.
Cash and approved country produce taken
in exchange for Goods.
Oct. Is, l849-2tf
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And enter upon the year with nev -.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

II OIO ECti III oIO Ia LIN I.
The subscriber offers for sale or rent his we'll
known TAN YARD, adjoining the borough of
Ebensburg on the east lying between the turn.
pike and the Loretio road with three acres of
land thereto attached under high stare of culti-
vation, on which the following buildings have
been erected viz: good two story fran dwell
ling house and a frame stable, and excellent
buildings well adapted for tanners shop.
All the appurtenances necessary for carrying
the tanning trade in excelIant order
and can if required be enlarged. There is also
large supply of good water both at the house
and at The lanyard.
Terms of sale will be reasonable. Posses.
sion will be delivered on the first day of April
1850. ID
. JOHNSTON MOORE
Oct. Is, Is49-2-tf
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ONE DOLLARS WORTH

much disease dollars north of STrsnDa-a2 lfi
will then il is 70 UR TIMES CHEAPER than SaTsapa
rilld And prove this offer OF cure oat Of
pF
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-02-21
Fourteen Respectable Witnesses.

And reatest the undoubtedly substantial
ed of the horTid and hopeless OF
Scr2fG that has been cured since the world
nedcOmpetely establishing the rea, p0sr und certai'
sEcacy of the medicine.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-02-21

GT'Stocks are firm as the rogue said
when he had his feet in them.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-02-21
Less Quantity, at Less Cost

1y fold than such diseases before
cured by Sarsaparila, any other remedy What the
the question for those interested decide
and heah1 FIRST-VJH IL cure my compaias7 SIC
0ND-LS a cheaper THIRD-WiH
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-02-21
MOST H0RRID SCROFULA.
Twenty Large, Deep, Discharging Ulcers

which ALL CURED and ne restored to hsalth ano
strength TO labor again, by the or ONLY TWELVE
BOTTLES This wonderful cure is certified 10 by
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-02-21
Terms CASH IN ADVANCE, Postage uaid.

And exceed all magazines past, presen, and "a