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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-05-18

~. JuhnFaurN, MAY lllHi lo'Vs
GREIr lSpUcENrNTs are offered to the Coun-
try trade, to select their Prints at the New
England Print Warehouse, Nos ~ &. 90 Pearl
giseci, Boston siaek il the largeSt ever
exhibited by any house in the United States,
aud pUTcEascTs have the privilege OF SelcetIng
by the piece from over one hundred sa mplc
cases New STYLES daily received from the A..
mcticnn manufacturers, and by every stcnLpc r
from England Sec advertisement in another
column.
THE ORIGINAL and ONLY GENUINE
Jisiar's Baisdn-of Udd Cher'H was ln'roF
duccd IN the wear lS3S, and has been we'll ties.
t.A IN oil the complaints for which it Is rec.
commended For ten years II has proved more
ciIicacious hs remedy for coughs, colds, IN
hucnza, bronchitis, asthma and consumption,
n-iia nsipIs nj stages than. any other medls-
cine.
WbottiIuc establishes aud oonsec rates, what
rxurrinncr adopts and confirms, what alt men
in all places unite in saying is good aud valu-
oblc. is so no doubt. A popularity of this
sort fixes in society its roots so deep ana SO
strong, that time cannot destroy it. The sue
cess which has attended this medicine for sew
oroI v,nrs.pnst. has overcome the prcjudiccs
of Mi rrsprctnhlc men, md the article has taxi
on auong the first class of discoveries and
blessings of the uge; and when FesoIted TO in
soason. eradiratcs the discascP for which Il Is
recommended.
From the .Boston Evening Travcllcr)
Ii is perhaps bot an act O: justice To tho
proprictor of Wistur's Balsam Of Wild Cherry
for us to say that our personal experience inI
the use of this article, has impressed us most
rnxnrahlY Ono OF The propLlcIgIs OF The Tray
cllcr was entirely cured OF severe cough al
C,,r months continuance. by the use OF this
B,Isami and several of our friends aud &C
ounintoncr, who have tried the article, have
gouna i, of great service in relieving them cf
severe uonrhs aud shortness nfbFeothing,wiu
which they had been afflicted.
The genuine s'g%sq nI''s oS '"I T,uPpu
p,,in.J Flint. St Johnsbury Centre; l. L.
Parks. Passunpsrc, and dealers IN, med'clneo
generally.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-05-18

CALEDONIA COUNTY CONFERENCE.
The Annual Meeting of the Cal. Co, Confer
enc of Chn1rhe2,-Is Is, it-irt n 81 tuhnStu-
~ Plain, commencing Wed, May 2oth, at l04
o'clock, A. NJ w. b BOND, Sec. of Con.
St Juhns5ury, May lith, 1850.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-05-18
Agricultural Implements;

Rugglcs, Noursc a Mason's plows, Hay Cut.
tors, Culuyators, Shnvcls, Churns, &c, nc,
Al.n, Garden aud Flower Seeds,
We are receiving additions 10 our Goods
every few duyS==uud Iutrud tn Offer tRtatF
RfRGRINN 10 those IN want of Goods. We
shall keep all kLNDS--thc most fashionable
and the common and substnutnE and would
invite all IN want of Goods TO call and exam
inc our assortment and prices before purchas.
ing, +. JENEII " 90.
May 10, 1850.
n. D. We have a good assortment of
READY MADE CLOTnlNG-at low prices.
Connected with our establishment may be
FOUND first rUtr 'Ittur, Uuu VIZ wTtt FURNISH
any garment not on hand, at short notice, as
cheap M The cheapest, and in style equal to
the best CITY made. bb'u
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-05-18

o. We have received the first No, orrhc
Orleans co. Gazette" published ot lrns-
borfh. II succeeds the Record" which Sc.
ceased some weeks ago. The Gazette il
well printed aud somewhat lnrger tban tho
Record,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-05-18

sinNrr, Ncw jersey July "a, 1913
"a. \. " rHutsrtt-pcar siri You wish 10 know 81
what has been the result IN my own case, Of the
application Ut 1iiE uAtYANtG BELT AND NECK.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-05-18

c. its stated M positive fact, that cx.
petitions, got up with great secrecy, hnvc
tc'J several orodr pois ior Cuba. Gen. Lo-
PEI, commander.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-05-18
DRESS GOODS.

Rich silks. Poplins Toll do l.,ndc, lsldor1a,
Toll dc Esline, Bapges, plan aud spotted
Muslinsi white and cold Lawns, Musins,
Muslin Ginghains, French, Scotch and Amory
ican G,pFbsm-, Linen Lnsirc, Btragr de-
l.a,ne, Organ da Auslia, shaahfay, Dc l.ainea,
English and American Prints, &c sc,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-05-18

20 lhe amount Of one lIuudrfd and Fldy-
Five Thousand
Rather lnl lle Star vent ils -piren upon
hose who Wslly nfra cousure, thlu un0n the
Cehnei whose crime b. only lhul Of toing
MhigH.
Derby, May r. Tue Yorsa'rs.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-05-18
NEW GOODS.
Spring and NUmmer GOODS,

r iruvr-- lust RETURNED from Rusturr witt
w our stock of
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-05-18

o. NJ Peck, Of ths District, has made d
specci in Congress, la which he lphurs 10
Jssoeinle Gen. Taylor plan in regard IA
Tho Territories, with dat ialA down by Cen.
Pass. iflhey were alike Mp, should loo the
l-l nun 10 complain ~ bee supported Cnss
Bm lhero n wide difference Gen. Cnss
.Hslds lho Proyiso 10 be- uncousliluional,eon-
srVuruiiy It eotld mt ho applied by Con
gress Ia any casei while Con. Inylors plan
.ofndmuiug States formed oul Of territories
does not preclude the application Of IL to
.hoir constitutions provided they do not enu-
lain lfee lEInglpes. Good honest free soil
.srs freely confess HAT Con, Tayleris plan n
fair, and carried our as IL may ho, would in
.,imbly make free territory orNcw Mexico
and Dcsoreli-lhc shareholders concede
dlstao' and Mr Peek or any other pretended
tue-oilcrT render lhrmse'Ac7 n licuuus la
adding fault with H.
o. a Piringinhry examination 'of Asa
rrri lirury e. wentworth, on Ti6 cTaTge ~
bordering Jonas l.. Parker AZ Manchester,
aas commenced ia South Berwick, Me. last
week. Tho ehnrgc- Is That the prisoners
committed the murder 10y cuuing ihc lLronl
with razor, Ia connection with llorncc
Wentworth Of Lowell, and, Wm, &. Clnra
Of Manchester, The particular purpose Of
This examination n 10 obtain rcuui-ilion
rom the Governor OF Maine, ia convey lhc
accused TO Manchester n, IT, whore the
Two others churgcd with the snmo offence
are iu custody
The examination for lho first four days
elected many suspicious circumstances, o..
Tough 10 satisfy any one thot the accused
Snow something OF the horid murder, IL hcy
dduot commit il with their own huuds. Il
uH' still IN pGogrcss al the liuo Of our last
adyircs from berwick.
GE its stated M n positive fact, that cX.
petitions, got up with great secrecy, hnvc
-tT'rEdycfdI OrOdr pors for Cuba. Gen, To-
PEI, commander.
o. We have received the first No. orthc
Orleans co. Gazette" published 0t lns-
borrl. II succeeds the Record" which Sc.
ceased sone weeks ago. The Gazette IL
well printed mud somcwhnt hrger tban tho
Record,
o." The Directors orlhc Vermont Cen
ul Rairond, at their recent meeting in Bos.
tor, decided that the dividend Of Interest To
lTUuury t. iS5etray - pee share, taI bel siril
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-05-18
DR.. ohrlntIo's oalvmde curallvoa,

eoHsists in The .ot 'hst hey sues end curr drs'e ~
FHfafd aFrSaaa boz Ilaco ut the usual mode OF dur
gag ahd piyt,sk tho IstisHt all cahsasted Nsturs
tlHkt holcluHtly uaior the iunioon.
Try tffsHGfisn ~ UAais sy'ism sgsdiF~ ~ eireu
faffaH \ hs bleed psaafs ~ ssrrsisHG and Hsrsr 80
"a ffAi'sf tslus nHisr coy s'sW@siaHcss siRce ter
ihirsinetnn Ia lie tAits1 AAtsa ely Dfee since
lnnfr
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-05-18
DR.. oHRtsTtEis
RRACELETE

GALV AN1C- BRACELETS 30
Arc found Of vast service in cases Of ConvVsons VIA
spasmulc Complaints, and general Nervous Ahsciioas
Of the Head nul upper eNttomities Alec In Palsy aud
faras AMI all dcases caused by deficiency Of powet
Nstsou Energy in ,he limbs or other organs Of TIE
body. H -
OF No trouble or enIence stterds the ~
DR C}R|S1TE'S G.fLT.fNfC .4RTIOLES and
they may he by the most feeble and delicate, with
perfect pnl safety Ia many cases the scsshtinn
aurrdnl their "a AjeAiy pheasant aud asTcSasf
They can lie sent to any part oftho country.
Prices:
The Galynnc Belt. Three Dollars.
Tho Gnlyluc Necklace, Two Dollars.
The GnTyInIc bracelets, One Dollar ERch.
Tho Magnetic Fluid, One Dollar.
1ry- The articles are accompanied by full anil plsia
lresti1ps Pamphlets with mil particulars assy he he'd
vt the yuthnuEcl Agent
PARTICULAR CAUTION.
o. H,rars Of counf'isiI aud Uorihis'' I~f"''on'
D. Q. MoRDHEAD, M. d.
GryEp Al. A9ENr ron TIr uNtfEN sr kTEh
I32 BToRdwRy, New York.
For sac in 81. Johi,sJny, N. by the author
i.ea .qyces, 4. JEUETT & CO.; in brad.
fort, ~. bp ASH LOUi IN Ptaebam HoUom
Jy LS.GlC H.4T9S; and By authorized agents
~ aE TIC pr.nsipa' ioIens IN he tate.
a'}~,s 66seO'eIy
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-05-18
ERTIFINATES AND TESTIMONIALS
"Truth is stranger than Felton,
Rheumatism, bronchitis and DyrpopaIA.

REV Dir. LANDS, A CLERGYMAN
ci Sew Jersey Of distinguished aiinments snd eNaltst
tcputEunn g. ~
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-05-18

CmoLgRA AZ -. Louis.-H. ioids, .iion
dtg, .Afay l3-'lwo Glal Guess ofCholrru &C.
rurrrd today. The inlotmrnis IN IL ccme-
tories for The week, were 90; Of which we're
~ Of Cholera. There are five cemeteries
iHr iHNe Hot reported. These VIII not great
ly increase the aggregate result. The wealth
cr il quite uuliVorahlc.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-05-18
n Dsrangsmont Of tho Nervous syaisna.

CO. 10 NERVOUS CoMrLAtSTA Drugs und Nfeit
oucs agrfaff hs dfats TOT they weaken thu Vitn
girs ~ The gray rusfuied tyfiem while, ander tha
strengthening hfsElyinE titniifinF Influence Of OaN
Vsnism, applied Nv tits boauthil and wonderful do
cnfefy, the eAlautiri raLeh and weakened sufferer
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-05-18
GENERAL DEnILITY,

Strengthening TIM weHkrtlra h0fy, giving tne 10 tie
NafHut ur PANS hul lnt guatug tie entire sytiem Alsn
iu llTh. on AMf fNtNLNS,h aud fALHY. DYArEP
NJ o. -iNpluthTloN luiEUMATlHh, ACUTE sni
NLlA hlHNurA THtMOns, pALrlTATioS 90
Illh UtAhG AfurLtNY, NktHAL0lA, PAINS
60 Tie hlUt and llllHf, LiN IN tOMfLAtNT sriNAt.
tuMHMNf ssl tthy ATuuE u Ne srtNE. I'M
luhftAiNI nlAIAhfa Of the kidneys, DEFT,
Cheney QF NERVOUS anl PHYSICAL ENEHHY,
sui all NERVOUS DIFEAsEa winch complaints else
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-04

TIE AMERICAN ARcrIc EXPEDITION -, "A letter letter
from Lent s. P Griffin Of the sr obo
4 TranEip il published in the SauannaA Repsst
5 to- T Ss:es. S' svs ''1 s R:i' s here
1un@ -, ftsr tba Advance Lieut.. Griffin says:
sw we are within the Arctic or9s-dsyga' all the
time inform yoa 4 asS how vi 4 a5s
with the hnssr for ps II not successful issue in
sa aoasd sa ss 10 oar .S SooTs a. since for
CaPssla .d Ca c:ntsr Austin sailed only ast Sun
5 5s2 and SG'os has YET s;z.d the
M England sa5 ssa n0 Rhs 9e'.s 70 0of
SaDg I Hustins squadron which shall more
rival with s are .ss ;s's s9i s4aoaeda
savsl aroh.eos0feo n ur ara not clippers ia speed
h hatG No beautiful craft to handen fact the
very vessels to navigate through ice e.bs o bs0g
made into comfortable winter quarters, with the
means we have.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-04
Naval Intelligence.

We are indebted to Capt. Joseph j. Rider.
brig Planet, arrived at Salem yesterday, for the
following intelligence from the U. 8. African Squad
ron and from the Cape Verd Islands.
U.s.. Flag chip Portsmouth, was cruising on the
South Coast of Ambriz.
u s sIoop John Adams Powell, left Port Praya
for Gambia, July TO- In accordance with orders feon
Com Gregory, who had received information OF sis
loss Of an American vessel to the Northward OF that
River and the capture and detention of her ofiicers
and crew by the savage people on that Pars OF ths
coast who required q ransom for their release.
u g. sloop Yorktown Marston, was cruising
among the Madeira and Canary Ialands-was re-.
ported at Funcha, July IT, and expected at Port
Praya daily.
u. s. brig Perry, Eoote, had not been at the rem
devious since July last, having been cruising ON
the South Coat. She il reported TO have sailed
for Rio Janeiro to obtain supplies.
U. g. brig Porpoise, Gardner, arrived at Fort
Prays, July 25, from Norfolk, via Madeira and Left
on the 99th for Monrovia and cruiae down the
cosst The officers and crew all well.
At Port Praya, the rains had fairly set In, and az
usual fevers were very pregalent--and many Of
the most respectable Of the inhabitants have be-
come yicsims-sm among them Caetani Jose Nozoinas
cnmmonIy called the Napoleon Of Guinea" hav-
ing been largely concerned in the Slave Trade
until within few years past.
The officers and crews of several vessels COM
posing the U. s Squadron, are in Inc enjoyment OF
excellent health, owing principally to the sanitary
regulations OF the squadron, which prohibit any
officer or man remaining on shore after sundowns
The Planet brings letter bags from the U. s.
soop John Adams and brig Porpoise.
Salem Register sep'.2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-04

nons which have plea sanity them with the Pa
efc Mail Steamship Tennessee canno; bu express their
Shem viii 10 the discharge Of hs sduous and Responsible
duties they ate this ocespon assure him Of sif a-
feman during the VOYAGE the of termination,
and they freely offer o bin Ser gq1s ; snm ssG Of re-
End NAV watch over him and his noble lhp
while powDg the b9ws Of h9 i1sria dseP a,rg.oD ~
abs sbn DR. r. CHAPLIN, the passengers would express
iheir thanks the genemeny bearing which has dso-
neberng meanwhile tho mauy heppye OF the PuFser
In dRsipetng the enui usually incident 10 sea v9,yyage
h3 other than warm ex PRESTON OF their esteem for his
lender, unre biting and aole exerlions Ia aevsne the
dress OF hose among who nave had the misfortune OF
Of he ship the allow This opportunity to
pass without expr sang coupled with their thanks their
Seal ses for their con ual welfare and success In 9n'
ory OF the many attentions shown them during their soIourn
I.l.AA Mann ca
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-04
Things ia PhiluseiDhia.
Correspondence OF The TIibune.

PHILADELPHIA, Taeiday, sspe q.
Last night q boy named Leoffry Cummings wss
stabbed as the corner of Sixth and ehippen. By
Dennis Vaughan. Cummings is NOS expected 10
survive. Vaughan has bsen committed to prisoa.
Last night as John Hampton was sistng 10 q
tavern in ehippen st. above Third, some unknown
person fred through window at him. The bah
passed over hs head
There has been bu. little business done to-day aud tbs
damage upon the Canals sud Railroads by the lace 10
greater han was generally anricip aed The msrkst *
bREADsTUFFs 10 5ner and acme holders are indlaeeoa
about operating q! pressrI rstes The export demana tR
FLOUR continues limited and the only sale reported 10 alct
Of Old soek al S Dbl Fresh ground FLOUR ls hold a.
Ss2} ssles for city consumption at IS 1905 10 for es
mon and extra brands ard Sc al Tor fancy Newton
brands kYE FLouRis quiet a sAls OF CORN MEAL al
lille less Than S. 2 Dbl
The demand for WHEAT continues limited but prices ere
steady Bales OF eco bnah Pernsyiysnia WhtEAt 10 ana
1900 bush good Southern BED al o. Rys IL waaet e.
65 Ger butb but there Is comiug 10. Coax is In
steady demand Further esea Of Yellow SIS as AT
ana66 cents ia store OATS scarce. We ouote zsw
Southern and Pennsylvania al 1904 y bah 1hs
CorToN Ia dull and there IL nothing dong WHISKY
sells al p cents In bbls ADD q cents in hhts.
SALES OF Srocxs-Frst Bolyd 81 COO State s. &c, l0i
81 OO0 City o. l07 80 Peuns g. As so Morris Csna
Second Boasd-2 N Gas, rs ~ Peunsyivania -
81 2GO Stale S. 0l; 1850 Camden Amooy RR6s 7t s3t
IS Mechanics Bank 2s5 l5e Reading x H. a6i
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GENERAL IVOriCEs,

ssgv~ w.. Hr1uJoyfuR Printers.-The undersigned,
WI . nierg spd ftereo.y pers CT The City OF New
YorR 10 view OF the present state OF the business believe
= y. eb benef to tbs Trade would reVu from
I l nd mi interchange of sentiment upon the various
matters and Interests uecled with the prosperity Of the
Profession We, therefore, eheeriuy unite 10 ths cal for
me eng TO be held Of the Prnterb Library No 500 Broad
yay on THURSDAY EVENING, Sept 5, at u o'clock, TO
lake action upop such mattera ea may be presented
RlCH'D C. VALENTINE, As Gold.si.
JAS MARINE, corner ~sQ aud Broad ala.
NESBIYT'S per JAS WHITE cor Wall and Water.
JOHN d. ELLIOTT, 1913 Wafer ST cor Pine.
IsRAEL SACKETT. 81 Nassau.e
PUpNEY g. RUSSELL, 70 John a.
R CRAIGHEAD, fulton cor. Dutchst.
WIN VAN NOROEN 100 Felton-st.
HARPER & BROTHERS, 81 Clifat.
q w BENEDICT. 16 Spruce at
BAKER GOODWIN co Tribune Buildings.
GREELEY Il McELRATH, Tribune Office.
WILLIAMS BROTdERS, Morning Star Office.
NeW-York, Sept 8, 1850. ca u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-04

DISTRACTIONS on THE RAILROAD AN Eng"
li,hman was put of the Thursday evening express
train for Hartford at Thompsonville, because nc
could not pay his fare. In revenge no PitGe ec..
number Of sIeepers across the rails in that yicnlty
TIE evening express train up srek tho oo n,si snS
ard threw Il of when the cara we're sr'PT s ssms
az. aebt aso o S somo on the and having pro
ceeded with caun or fear Of ,S.1aco sa'n The
stcsp9d sy ,1 asaSfn and s sTdsnoo pref
~ positive found agaln'' s Republican, ID
WHITE Boy sro45s BY 1 ,sot white b., QSs,s
sa.a A 4 III a sa s4s rom sss ~ pax
recently s[oeH The lad had been sent for brand
o. S which ss.e.s he rode b stssa'h S e.
n'sos astfoa proved the vicinity of Indiaus
T 4Tas Irgps says much excitement prevails Fam
ilie1 are again breaking up
u. The vita of Hon. Josiah Quincy, Sen. died
at taetr residence in Quincy. on Sunday morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-04
CLOTHING
NGW GOODS.
a. s. G.. a. ARMOUR,

DRAPERs And TAILOaS,
900 BROADWAY, corner Dusne.sS one block above
UCtbe Irving House, respectfully invite the attention OF
friends and the public their saorment OF Fall Goods OF
the neweat patterns which they prepared to make up
In the best manner fashionable style atther usual
Moderate prices French Cloths Cashimeres aud Vest
nga OF atest mporaious elegant light Silks for Ves.s
dsk do new patterns OF Paris embroderes perec! fit
guaranteed in eyere iDstapce. az lWls
MEMS AND Boys UEOYBING AT WHOLE
lfA aae ard retaL-Oyer fifty thousand dollars worth
OF fashionable Ready sde Clothing for ale at low prices
at j. VANDERBITfs, 81 Fuonat Al.o, large assert
ment OF ia hionabe goods which will be made to order In
stse that cannot be surpassed No. 81 ful.onlt norm
VI eat corr ar of Gold "a lmeodt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-04

EY We learn from the Montgomery Ala J9"r.
aaI that IA of the "a negroes who ran away last
week from the Central Plank Road, have been
found about 90 miles above Wetumoka, and recov'
cred. Nothing has yet been discovered as TO the
whereabouts' of the remainder
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-04
WOQL PIQRERS.

WOOL PICRERS.
FSARKEURsTS IMPROVED MACHINE toR Olean.
Ing W oo uuder patent Of April q, 1850 which Ia the
perfecs apparatus ever applied 10 hiR purpose
now completed and can be In operation, By appca-
don 10 the subscribers. By tns machine the wool u
picked ard cleaned Of burs PRIOR to 1 being Washed or
colored Il runs separately from the cards. and effects The
cleansing without injury 10 the staples Of the wool
breaking or tearing Inc barts and n do te wofs FOR
four 10 six cards according 10 te quality Of me
woolN Price $3.50. Also machines attached TO carea
An OF which win be flrnIahed al short notice by
HAYES d REDFIELD Agents for b. l. Psrkhufgt
aus q 4wIaF ~ Sfoao.aG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-04

rs- Notce-Whe lettera patent have been granted
40 John Wbpple and Wm Jones Of Boston for the
vnea on psss all persons cautioned against using the
WI be dealt ss WIN a .sa ON ss 10
sopable tors Adrees JOHN A. WHIPPLE, SO Waahing-
~ g, posfon al Im
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THE BERBER
nRTHE MOuNTAlNEER OFTaE ATLAS. APele
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THE soALPEL FOR AUGUST.

Edited by Edward g. Dixon ID. D.
FBSHlS brilliant and critical quarterly Journal OF Medcno
and Surgery ready PIice Is cents. No Journal
published In this country has ever attained smllar
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-04

" tho Meeting of the Society of Public
Health, postponed from ondsy, w be held on Thurs
day evening al II o'clock Hope Chapel Lecture ROOM
720 Broad way. An who interested In the Health Re-
Eorm ard who are willing TO aid In he prevention Of dis
ease and premature deslh invited attend. 70 all
such, this viii be an occasion OF ceep interest.
B42ts' T. L NICHOLS, MD. Secretary,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-04

gSp EOtYce,-In consequence OF the rain Monday,
the proposed Walt the contemplated cite OF the new VII
lsge of Paramount is postponed 10 Wednesd9y the 4th Inst
Ing OF the same day al Military Hail. Bowery at y O'Clock.
Subscribers and those who feel interested are invited to be
present. s3 ais' NJ McGkAW.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-04
BY THE MIDNIGHT SOUTHERN Vail,

eS' The MAILS have been shookiagly dfsar-
ranged by the late socds. The great s1utherr
Mail yesterday afternoon failed from beyond Pal.
adelphia, and the one due a. balfpsst ten last
night reached US beswecn ons and two this mora.
ing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-04

e General Society of MECHANICS and
Tfadeamen of the Clay Of New- York.-The T 19t
lar meeiiuR OF the Society win be held ct mechencs Hall
472 Broadway this (Wedneadav) evening at hour ATE
kunlet Id III THOMAS EARLE, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-04

~ Tho President has officially recognized the
appointment of JOHN SEARLE as Consul OF Postu.
gal for California to reside a. San Franco 200.