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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-01-05
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bod rr4drr yuu hove heard uf 6'um ohor.
.g,r a,ublIcss, and from the scientific epouSa
SOU hayr heard b mentioned with rE'rayagant
PRAISES Hut as many ofyou dwoll IN "reglons
rrmotr from lhc sra shore doubtless some n
sou have acyer partaken Of this detachable
dish 10 those who have ikled their CASTRO
lpiulc pfstns With Ibis sayory Wand, need
MT vpaak itH culogy, aud 90 those who have
not could convey bal a faint idsa Of ~ trans,
rcndaul merits You, PcrhpPs may think that
alum oAo,eder has but lutte ii do with the cap
ronof This article, but ifyou have come to 20
h1sty conclusion % his, permit me TO sug
rrsi lh- possibility ~ your laboring under q
m.stskp. Clam fho,sdsr ia caiablr ipft ~ Pro'
porlpn asit oon'irts Of ihe PROPER ingredients,
properly miKcdhy propcrcook Il 10 prefer
able 90 die G,h alone, OF ~ The biscuit alone,
The cook and the trimmings give 1t is relish,
Now hr who would beoome suoccasiul Ca
vrrsr g. the public must please the literary
taste Of lhc reading public md prepare dish
ihlt au oln relish. This l propose TO do
whtlr inlk with you Kind reader as ! would
with an old and tried friend ! shall dfcourHf
mostly Of lhis tcrrrstrial ball, though ybu need
,,si be surpIised,f take occasional trips TO
the stars, or mounted aslrldc Of some oomots
cnndal appenda &C. journey through space on u
yeysgo Of discovery. ahall speak Of things
mirihful aud thugs serious, Of things of IN
poriineo and oftrlhcr, ofthc sports ofchildrcn,
the eafea- af men, and the memgEiea that crowd
thicE upon old age, Of sunshine and storm,
health andsirkncss, life and death, quaker like,
as thc spirit moves, | would futGish a note
Of gadncss for your hour orJoy, aud I"would
plidc into your darker musings" with words
that would gain your sympathy and attention
II succeed, we'll It. fail, you don't know
guc, 20 no matter, lit were not the custom
sfaurhora To premcc their works with an au'
tobiogpphy, would give a brief sketch Of
my petannnl hnlarY- Ihis am nwhfo has ~
advantage, for many wade through an iu'
mca,utcbly duh preface, who never proceed
,o,o The body Of the work and thus the author
himsrlfbeeomcs known aud talked of whilc
irhts name had bscu found at the "Gnis," in.
stead Of the tile pogc he would have passed
uuayoldably TO oblivion. | have adopted the
reverse oCthit, and my name will be found on
~ N the closc or caoh article. have taken
out lct,cra patent Cor manufacturing as much
iloichpolchcryas please, ard shall use str'n.
gent measures ifany one inlringcs upon my
rights, Efforts 60 g. this will doubtless be
made ~ every popular thing has ~ counter
Gi,s, aud the cory bantlinga Of SOM" village
pcdagogue will bee Palmed or upon those no,
hypcreri,eal. as The gcnunc, but am glad To
say that the miserable imitation viii be readily
detected by those whose Judgements are az sl'
,matured, and II is for the opinions Of such on'
: y that ! have q cafe
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ynliry, the opposing host swayed like 'h' Tor.
col when tho hurricane h upon IL and 10 wild
disorder broke and aud Again obey rallied
ihs anios aae Ilnated over their closed lines
aud again they moved 20 llo attack. Again
that hail storm ofdeaih burst iromihe AmeTl'
can Lines and pgain the host Of britons broke
aud Ned. had just got TO this interesting
orYsis end waa about ~ make some arrange
ments Tor ammunition, Of which I had unioF'
tunatey got OUT when tho ny "haeki air
"haek, sir 3" shack, sir' aroused me from my
roverie and found myself ~ Boston, Read
cr, were you ever there Ifyou have ] will
not attempt - describe what you have seen,
aud ,fyou have not, ! give my advice, (Ii's
.iree In NJ PrefDHoHai NAM 60 aud see
for yourself It's quite place
Tulking Of places reminds me that ! have
SAID az yet nothing Of my locale ~ this sea
son Of the year It does not present % fayora'
bic an appearance 40 Ia the summer time, 90
will give slight sketch Of what Il IA ihen.-
II - great place being, if nota Sabbath days
journey IA circuit, at least ola periphery suf'
deient 10 require the whole MYnhcer Ten,
A Amsterdam ten pair Of brooches 20 c'roum
yent,(, G. 10 cone around) H. The scenery
To mo is enchanting consisting as It does
Of sHlt marsh and pine plains, and producing
az abundance ofbeans and grass. II would
be- beautiful site for Dutch settlement and
oaly wonder Il has not been 80 appropriated
long ere this used n live back In the coun'
try, where the seasons are % short, beans don't
have ti@o 10 GENE to maturity ,sHd consequent
~ the inhabitants cook them green, consIilu'
ting a dish which y appropriately enough
named string beans, aud wbdo there could
see no particular rcasoniwhy immigration from
the old countries should be- 80 enormous, Bat
now ! see good reason for H. II land where
beans grow upon every pine shrub aud clans
come up on the shore and roast themselves
IN the sun especially for mans aceommoda'
ton wouldn't induce emigration don't know
: AA.i Xlauld- LanlA Awning -Milh-milk- aud
honey should not be spoken IN the same
breath Bat am at the bottom Of my p'gc 10
rood b/, for The ptcscnt NJ
BcIgyl Old Colony, Dee. 9Th 1910,
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ErIilIaE nIesd,


THIS n euiy ~ move hun four Thousand eases 81
NheuaaiiYtn that Va Towusnuds sstspsfla be- cared
Ths ssVefs sni thFour sssky indicated
~ - asusuflirRy sittura
james Cp'nmipFs Esq. one ~ The assistssts in Ne
luasue Asyiam nlsskw sirs tslsad, ~ The rsnGsmAu
spohon Of 10 The fullo tur-lstef.
Hiuss~snis t.lsnd srpt ~ lef1
o. TouassudHnrn SUI hHss suffered isss,lls
fpt -ias sih tn Hhsumsfisu considrfable ofhs
tlns cpaii aot fsL slnsp sf vsik sad the most h.
tfsssiHf pains aud ny tiubs terribly swollen
hass ,at bs,1l.. 81 sAssaPsts sai ,h@y hArs
Ioas me- aofs thea thousand dosU worth Or coed AN
- Has hstst- n,ised afu snufaly relieved Neu
b, hbsft, 10 this To- The beusht ~ the aGictsd
Neur, fs,Psslsily JANIS CUMMINGS
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TuiCHs o. QUACh=
Rsad this Calumn carefully.

Ibsfrts sauapariIs Zoo iair 90 iHr ".asfeal innH
ssI'ri 8H uf IaruH laHutruIf nsnapafll~ ~ " ~
,r,ii..I 40 ~ a1riual S. Ihn Be- patnfiun
fiisrhoad ~ 1.ssutsal he fEptaaul "fef f-'"y'
tss its aIrbi tsaff a slturtiHF De hasarsfla' rHh
~ aIal.rI fHafHrfrT HHl frputaHn lhfnpHN"Ni W.
rnHri Hatff ani Fraufer paU % ne H'fl 80" sA''
sriHF ruufiHfHlf. -t.,t go
IbIs ft-u.I tir fupiiuy of rrfisn HHrusrlpleh mfn
u,B uH ,iH tf,- A-s L=aa FHaHgsd ~ pehdhnE fhfhp
uuIiIr atIuHf flfa huHIfrn 90 Yaaff lhia MaH NAN"
y Jacob IaautaHa. 30 applied 10 nuWhef ~ H0N ~
Fst npui urH af 20 ts io nee N hi' naWh 70 fHl ~
hf Taau.ssds aafsapauls stating ihs isffe sHos anH
suHs had rsPrHdai De- HdFrfsinF az ~ iaH' ~ eAi
ria smlafk tn iha bafia1ss. Amang piAnu pr srtNsl
tn fhHNft WhfroutI fff FHH"I v ". ~
sHu tfufnnd turh pfppNsitnn hft ~ y AnnhkWH
flrnedt aaa ~ thr fIupusinu m hfAlslA ~
,ad Iisansisf VI hs hrut hbil fssiar Haas 81 ht
,tlls Me- lsnsJ, JuiiN aklLl.hAn sel " y, -
THOMPSON, unltf tl4a Hslaa " IHphfhpN. hhll'l.
tfAN a GO have emp layni Ibis old msh Hnd asfeod
a. 90 undfrtiahd " lay hin tsFsn a"Nsfs fs' ~ees
a. tua Dee 81 hls name These nsn hHNe been ihaul
ns aui lear Boz al sttlplg iurni 20 hppst - NrNa
aai,ro them anf ihus hnns then .aa lhs" assne',pn
N Mtse Asafsi sd AsHsfaAh @fA
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-01-05

Dr. ToHa,sndl satsapsdls Ia ,o,srsire aua spec
% suts Tor Nuepiani Consumpuou BsUennsss, FRO
apsn, ush fhltuE n the Womb, C".t'Nsnsss filst
eHeoffhma vhes, ohttrustrd or dthl1ult Menptrua
l.an lncnntinrucc oi Urine inNuluuiafy dischAfge
thu cot asd fof TE5 II TIN ~ tsen
no Nint zheihrE he tcau Of ransc or ases
profnctd nv irrcrularity tnoss accident nothing
moro surprising than H. nNigorating effects upon
the human frame Pcrsons of Al weakness and iafsitude
from taking At become robust sud fah OF energy
audst IT, tuduspc-, IL Immediately oountefseu the
uety r-ssness Of the famAls fame which 10 tho great
cause af Rstrcuncss, II will no, be expected Of ua
10 ofso delicate nature 10 exhibit cotuhestes OF
uutrs perfurmeJ hut 80 assafs the Afflicted ihat
hundreds of rassa have bsen reported 10 - Thoa'
,ands Of where fanalliet have been vhohi ehu
dteu sner using bottles OF this Invaluable medl
si-a have hesu blessed ~irh ana healthy ehsPung II
ssf6Ysiy pfSPSfSiu F6fsTshrt 10 ranHiH uuW
plAint M latnSiA uka hes TsasoA TO auppsaa hh4 "a
m nroAehinF that eriuesl period TAs iHrS qtVt
gsaei esFisgt gs-tAss a. q is certain preventive
10, any OF the aud horrible diseases TO which
f,msls. are subject at ths time Of NE rhis period
ay 81 sstaysd (sr ssrsrsl Yssrs ~ us,NK a." @sS''
eiat Mo- less valuable nor those who are approach
ms ~omsuhood t.it ealealatoi 10 assist rstate ny
awakening tho blood and ntigoTatnr the tysteui IN
Iced THIS medicine Ia Invaluable Tor all the deheste
I.s~s,e, TO ~hieh women arc subject
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Agency of DIR. IS. 8. FitohL
CELEBRATED MEDICINRs

4 TSED by him with such distinpuisbss,,.
" cesH IN the cure ~ c0HgAi, Como
ZION, Cataryh, >'fiAma, Hsau Dissas,s. B..
r.e,,-,s, tivHorrhga, PHss, Femaff CON ~.
&c sc. also,
DR.. s =. Fitch Abdominal supporter, sLo,i
der Braces, lnhaling Tubes, aud lselg,s, y,
Consumption, and the Art Of pressry,n, I N.
and Health 90 Old Age, No. &c.
J. g nl,GuAa. ~. JohRnbury, l. as.s, n.
the above aud keeps them constantly on b,r.
u DR. Fiteh'a "Guidc Book 10 lnyslia,,r.
Directions Tor Promoting Health, aud la,l,.
tons 10 Mothers, IN the mana cmrnt N q,
dfen, many be- had, grAtniiously, by cain,
for u nt the Store as above An crl,gr.,
valuable BOOK ., Gllu
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-01-05
JOsmUA RROWN-s EsTATE

TINllE subscribers, having been appointed by
1 the Honorable Probate Court Tor the Dis.
tf.ct-of Caledonia commissioners, tof-crivr,
examine, and adjust oil claims and demands
Of all persons against the Estate Of Joshua
Brown, late of st Johnsbury, in saitdts,tict,
deceased, represented insolvent, and the term
Of six months from the Goth day Of November,
IsI9, allowed, by said court, to the creditors
of said deceased, to exhibit aud prove their re-
spectivc claims before us-'Do give notice,
LhaI We will intend TO the duties Of our appoint.
ment at thc dwelling hoUSG or wtrfuv +t'--'---'---
Brown, in 81 Johnsbury, in said District, on
the sth day of January, and the 9th day of
May, 1850, at one o'clock, afternoon, on each
of said days
JAMES WORKS,
JOHN HIGGINS, Commissioners.
JOHN STILES, JR
st. Johusbury, Dec Ii, a D., is40. 617w3
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DAVID sTOWELL's ESTATE
rcacLam Hollow, Sept 20, i-lo. 596W

FTNHE subscribers, having been appointed
l. by the Honorable Probate Court for the
District OF Caledonia Commissioners, TO re-
urtvr, rx1m;ur, aud adjust ~ claims unt. De
mlnds ofall persons against hrEs,a,e Of David
Stuwrll, late Of ~ Johnsbury IN ruid district,
deceased, Represented insplvdnt, and the torn
Of xix months from the I'd day Of December,
1919, allowed 10y said court, 20 the creditors
of said deceased, 10 exhibit aud prove their
respective claims before us 20 give notice
that we will attend TO the duties Of our APP
pointment at the Caledonia House, IN ST
Johushury Centre, in osid District, On the
l7,h day of January, is'u, and the ~ day ct
June, 1850, at / o'clock, rfcrnoon, ON each
of said days.
WIZ. sSTHo IfN Commissioner
st. Johnsbury, Dec, 10, a. ID. isIn- 6l3"3
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10 TusussHi 10 slrHnst dsiY fsfeiFlnG afdsU he@
Pbtsisisas o. dHafsHi psus " ihs uaiea
tht 10 90 -1ruii iHst 80. ne aadsfunhed. FhgH
sisus 81 lie Gify ~ Alkauy hafa 30 aHsnfaHs eases
pfssrfhsf d. Tssassuis hauapsfiis sd bshsFe \
u 10 ons ihs Vslasbis preparations 10 the sF
II = FufISn np, } WILSON ND, n, .
AhssY APdl 1897
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-01-05
900 cases 81 GsHsrsl DsbiiiU aad
wsat Of Nsrtsns EneFEy.
tou.a,.pIIsa UaTed,

otas,, ss@ sWsHFthfs 0s.ss=ri'ss s-H .. ssfsa.
CataFrt. OsAFAs 1sih=a sF'tiiST Need, Scream
~ ~ CAsst HsffNf YEA NNh Sweat Bpfssh %
pssOsss EfFfftsf sf'sa Gaia-t. IA As4sI 80 Asss
lts $50 CO. % fBfsa
GPIiiiaE ulssd,
hss fs'A. lpsN " ist1
IA IowHsusp tsuij believe ybuf Estssps
tiu. ~ Lssn ts tbfosgh ffotdsacs u sstiur
mi We. thsts To- several yesfs hsd bad Tough u
tsesas -efss and A. Last ! taissd iafrs
auaruuas u blood hsd utght tsssts sHd sas ffssuy
IsbtstsJ sad rvdsceJ. ,aud dld set aspect a. i've
ksv suiy psti uaf esfsapaftNa q sbeit utaa sHd
tbsfs hss -oaietfai ehasns beau -feunht ~ ne
Az aov shls 90 rsW al o,W the fiv, Isisa 20
ssies thsi am tAAakfal iai hiia iaihlh- ioai eAs
''''' '''''-' WIN. RUSSELL, os c.,h.,is.u
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Ouias tHth greet success sod iH'mssss sale ~ %
Toe assHis hsfsspsfills nHmhef 81 NEE Nhe ~Hs
GsTmsdy auf AEsHu hafe fnmmsnfsd mstlsf hsfta
pstis Estrsrif fiFirs husu. tStfsrn ~ fsNo~
hack Sc ThsY generally PHi u ~ " tHs sass shsr
81 hnillaf aHd 81 iHsiu bsFa sisltu Ahl fepHa
ouf sdssulssmsnt theg 0niI NptthlstF imlisuehs
sai shsuii bs syadsd None rspsas sHiss- s'rssa ~
h. y. TssHssei
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-01-05

FaBsp.i Ohss iaG FULTON hussL hus hsla
I'D n V Rtiding A Go, hisW street heslea
Dyau a HsHs va Nsuh hsSaad street fhiiadsiphs
iisnfs DfnTFisL hsuianfs y, n. tehsa, thsflsa,
p.a Wdrhi A Co, ~ ckanufs Street N o lut
Faath Fssd Hifesi lbHnY go W ~ ~ FNaeiph
Dsssgisi. ssd MateksAla sanafsy uhfnusbVai the us'
= elsiss Mss iaiis' sa5 ~ Csasdss
Wholesale Agent. g. BING HAM, Drug.
giat, 81 JohnSbury. Retail agents Goodnl
and Gould, East 81, Johnsburyi kitiredge a
Colby, Lyndon Dane, Weeks ~ stanton
Barnet, l. +. Parks, Passumpsle
Newell a Trull, Burke 7 &. Butler, Derby
LineiJ Blake 4. Son, Sutton, T. Cleveland q
Co, Coventry Falls y w French, Lunen
hugh, al.A al i!'s principal DfsFr'rtr a'tt
Merchants generally throughout the u States
and the Cunadn,i also, by Benis & Dcnisonr
1 .yndon Centre 1Osyl
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-01-05

Tkis esulhrtts raneutTsiY pfeyts itsi ihh asita
.., 80 4rfisei flaifa nttf ihs mast etttests ~
ssssi 6flhs Hasi ThTss rsT'sa' safsa 70 sas hsa's
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-01-05

De- TsHassaI nssF hF--l have hs FlsasaN % %
t 100 ibst bfss N ny ehiiiTsa hsVs bsss ssfsd o.
tbs sct0fas ~ ths uss 81 yaaf sSssilssi msaielas
fusy ssrs sHrisi fsfy tsFafsy Hith bed tsfss hsFs
tsksn fauf LaiisFi u took ihsm sHsJ To- Hhieh es
uysaf uudsI gfest ahiEsuaE
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-01-05
HEALING POTTER

KnagInI. ulaaLl gcaLS- ILL., thai be had Wy
hiaskll, science, aud experience, DEVISED an
article which would be Of inealoulahlc ndVan'
iupc 70 mankind, whrn once known aud OK
tcnsiycly used, he hoped aud pefscyctcd, oS'
prciing the tmo 90 arrive when the means
would be- furnished 10 bring II into universal
notice, when ~ incstimablo virtues would hc
known aud appreciated. This time has come,
ne mrana are supplied this
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-01-05

lsAic " cEiiH 10 wssHsrH
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Old DR.. Jacob Townsend
tn, Original Disoore''r Of ne
Genuine TOwnsCnd's SarSaparilla

Old Or Townsend ID nov about 70yeafs Of
age, aud has long been known ~ the dnih"r
aud Disrorsror Of the Genuine urigiHai
"ToeHsend Sarsaparilia Bong poor he vas
compelled a. limit its manufacture, by winch
mrans Il has been kept out Of market, and the
sales cifcumactbed 20 those only who had prov
ed it, worth aud known its value IL had
rc acted the oars Of many, nevertheless, a.
those persons who had been healed Of sore
diseases, and saved from death proclaimed ito
excellence and wonderful
The New York herald., 1850-06-09
N q N EN W A Il IA h II.

SATURDAY, June Sc p. III.
There was material alteration In quotations for
stocks to-day, and transactions were to about tho
usual extent 1t cost great deal to carry fancy
stochs at present prices but outside operators do not
realize it until they figure up the proat and loss
count At the fret board to-day Long Island declined
i per cent Erie Railroad u Harlem, q Canton
Company, a. The Transactions were not largo AMI the
uusl dulness Of the has overtsHen Spectators
before they prepared for it, great change has
taken place in the position Of those who have lately
been among the most violent bulls aud expect to
see before the lapse of many days the very who
have been crying up Erie, Harlem aud other fsucies
hard at work crying them down sni predicting in
evitsbe ruin those who foolish enough to hold
or purchase at present prices.
The anthracite coal trade has been large this week
again. The Lehigh Navigation Company has brought
down %, ,ig2 tons during the week making sggro-
gate tor the of 2o5.ss9 tons The 5chuylkl
Navigation Company has brought down, during the
week IL o3S tons and during the ,oO2 tons
the Reading Railroad Company for the week, 2j 233
tons and for the season 4sl 404 tons.
The aggregate amount received for tolls the New
York State canals, from the of navys-
ton TO the Let OF June inclusive this year. s6o2
327 ~ same period in 1850 $s15ll0 33-dscrease in
1850, Sl27s2 81.
The following stocks were sold at Charleston. s. G .
on the 4h inst - Fort five thQusand dollars worth
State Of Georgia per cent bonds Those with
coupons attached brought l03l and lo37i and those
without, sold from Sl0l to Sl02is; ten thousand dol
lars State Of Georgia six per cent bonds brought s97
ten thousand dollars Macon aud Western Railroad
per cents, sold at par $4,000 and thousand
dollars Columbia Corporation bonds at esS
The New York herald., 1850-06-09

fhe second days regatta oams OIL on Friday. tn
from stake boat stationed ut Robins Reef
roppa th. h,ov ~ .ha so,,h,vas, All, ,han., r,r,i
a, ~ Nff
'ne Lght emp at sea ihsn returning To the buoy Oh
the Spit. aud back to Robins Reef o distance OF
,bov. f,rtv riIcs Tn tho arst .lass th. Maria 12o
~ ~ 80.
tohsi u Stesens the cItra ~ tons " nier "nu 'ho
Breeze rs tons, Mr.. Coles, entered. In the
.o,a .i.ss ,ha ro. Az ,o,s lame, w.torhurv and
~, :
OS~ns ~ TONS Doctor Arden were entered. rue
Rfst class started at l2h. 4m. There fresh
hr.eze from the soutb and n strong ebb tide which
'N''"S avn '"O 'O"'''' """ 'N-"'s - '
The New York herald., 1850-06-09

Ur.vr FoaarRfss ~ BosroS.-Duriug the week ru-
have been current of frgercs which had conc TO
leht state street the amount Of $1,000 ani that
the udusnt paper held by individuals who had
purchased 10 at high rates OF discount aud that 10
would probably be settled by the parties aud taken mp.
On inquiry, 6nd that this forgery u much more
extensive one than has boen supposei-the am )unt
probably exceeding $50 Coo IL appears by the STATE
men of cre Of the rarte, whose name s said b have
been frauduieny used that his onaisntal clerk has
been avsng himself Of the signatures q responsibe
houses, obtained in the legitimate Of business
transactions 90 make duplicate notes OF the Ia 90
and amount and dispose of them in the market It is
also stated that individuals In this city have been
knowing to this fraud for months aud instead OF
exposing It, have kept silent. funocent parties have
been defraujed and the guilty has ssen able to
cape the penalties Of the law Some u this
PAPER ha- been discounted at of the banks
IL state street u IL to be hoped they will not allow
ths matter t. pass into oblivicn without
tian inta the truth Of the many which
rent IN the street TO the knowledge OF individuals
OF the ptrpetrsiion Of this forgery months since and
who have from that time TO the present continued 20
eouneranoe aud encours such operations by having
money transactions With them instead of acIuaiuting
the parties concerned of the exiscnte OF such forge.
ries constantly hearing Of the large amount of
forged paper which is passed In State street.
end Of ~hich nothing IL said. IL is quite tims
that such transactions should be stopped aud
esctua way be devise than in holding all parties
20 strict accountability, who In any way cogni-
ssnt Of such frauds being practised -Bsson Trsrer,
.Tt.ue o.
The New York herald., 1850-06-09

GRRAr PAcINc May % was the first day OF
the summer meeting Of the New Orleans Trottiug aud
Pacing Club over the Metare Course The
for pure OF SI00-free for all pacing horses shat
purse OF over S50-mile heats, in harness
best three in five The race closely contested
throughout and afforded much sport The.following
is he summary
wrpsssp.r, Nay ga purse Of S1oo-free for all
pacing hon ses that never won purse over S5o-mle
heats, in harness best three in FIVE.
G. 8 Els's b. Charley. ......... ! l 2
w. N. Rogers's Barber Pony. 1
Hiram Hng's b. IN. josephine. 49,. 3 3 dis. 4.
j. kilpatrick's q james kendrcS.. 4 dis.
Time, 2:43- -2:37-255.
TRorTING-METAIsE CouRss. May 30.-rbe trot WAS
mile heats. best three in five, in harness The follow
ing Is the summary
THuRspAr, May 3o-A purse OF s10o-free for all
frottng borses-me heats ia harness, best three in
five
q. Ellis's b 8. Boston 1
Y. Cottrellis Z. Peter reazle.
X. Noore's b m. Fanny Elssler. ........
Time, 30oH- 3:03-3:o0-3o2
sr. LOUIS R.cEs-Fissr DAY, May 2o.-purse $500
Two mile heats.
Gel. }. whites ca. e. Fremont-nincty- seven
pounds... L
Mr.. Werwick's ch. h. Uranus-one hundred
1ime-r HN neat. 100 l'o.-o.oo
The New York herald., 1850-06-09

IT. under existing circumstaucss the m all s.ryico
has than sustained it--fp all respects, wha, may
not h. anticipated when the burdens i'm pos bs half
Of the other departments OF the shah have
have been removed It may. aud probably wil be
the that for year two the revenue Of the de-
yartment will be somewhat dimint he'd but tn. ex-
pertinent oi Great Britain has clearly demonstrated
that should uch be the the d-oieacy will be OF
thort duration. The opponents ~ the measure will
probably ak, +" How IL this deficiency to be supplied
la the mesnwhile ?" A ready answer TO the question
IL Mt hand. Let the dedcieney be met by the REIN
Lursemcnt 10 he Post ofce department OF at least
small portion ~ the millions contributed 70 the nation
al treasury since the conmenc.ment of the govern
ment. in the form Of cash aud gratuitous servoie.
There can certainly be no hardship In paying money
which should have been paid as II became due.
The New York herald., 1850-06-09

Charge Of Stating a God Wateh--oicer Calrow,
Of the Chief aids, arrested young
by the name of Wm L.. Smith, a charge OF steal
ing gold lever watch valued at $50 the property Of
Mr. Rice importer ot Watches. No. 10 Maiden Lane.
IL that the 2st OF April last, persons
called at the OF Mr. Rice for the purpose Of pur
chasing n watch, and soon after their leaving the
watch IN question missing. On Friday last, Mr.
NeNanus cs lied In at the store. and exhibited gold
watch aud asked Mr. Rice to value it. as he absut
trading for the watch. The moment Mr. Eice amin
cd It, he discovered IL the very watch stolen from
him In pril last Mr McManus was then interroga-
ted to how he into possession, when he stated
that he had traded with Smith, giving him (Smith)
another watch and S55 to boot In here
Of tho above officer applied to. aud smith was
taken into custody and conveyed before the Chief OF
Police On searching the person Of Smith, four pawn
tickets f.und-one tor gold lepiuc watch. No.
81 SIC; another.tckst for gold guard vost
chains The had on.hs person also gold lever
with a br-astpn The above propertyis bcliev
cd the Cheiof Police to be stolen for which an owner
10 wanted The properly can be seen on application
60 The Chief at his office. Smith was detained in cas-
tody Tor a further hearing.
Chpys ef Stealing a Hsrss. kind OF loafcr'sh
1ockir individual calling hrnse Robert Allen vas
arrested yesterday by officer Smith OF the First Ward
on . charge OF stealing pony horse valued n, slOO
the property of Mr.. Albert Sturdivant NO l3O Cedar
street. IL seems the horse tied In front OF Mr.
eturdvsnt store. and the accused very boldly united
the animal drove him or aud fually stopped him at
Mr.. Chamberlain's stable, for sale. Justice Osborn
committed the accused to prison for trial