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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-02

T,HR BOARDING AND DAY sUHOOL FoP
4 YOUNG LADIES, 10 Rutgers at. A 4 K CLARKE,
Princioajs will en- on Monday Sept g. eu28 5saw2a"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-02

10 no LET-A fine country residence with carriages
A house sisble and about five Of lsnd abounding
A !th luit and large cultivated garden situated In
Rye, the Long Island Sound PosIession given iGne.
daIely. Apply to J.AarahaD, 2smaonsck, Wsscnes-
ter county. ANS lwf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-02

YV,BK RIKOHANiOs, s0UIEFY sUHOOLwi
J. reopen on Mono ay, the I'd day OF Seplemberi
su2l 4w L. w STEVENS, Chm School Committee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-02

Th Boarding i'd Day School young Ladies' 1877 g.
ST. wi reopen Monday the 9th Of September
nn26 2tAN .alt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-02

D,li!uon limited number of boys receive callg from
o'clocs NJ 10 q "a regular of instruction N
all the branches of educstcn az pursued ID the
beat English aud American schools
The ms, quarter OF this year viii commence on he
Second OF September Circulars OF the school, containing
necessary particulars references and terms may be
obtained of Mesrg Lockwood Son All Broad way or OF
C haIdmeYer, Principal, 50 Sond.st enN LWF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-02

MFRS. GIBSON will reopen her Day and Boarding
Ean,emher au27 3taw3W*
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-02

NNlSs HsGOLES'Bo ARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
VG Young Ladies' Rusgerast Will re open on MOT
day. Sepl 2. 1850. eu1I u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-02

SCHOOL FOK BOYS (Aathems.cal, Classical,
omen on Monday 9th September sc Amitys au2l inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-02

AAARD SCHOOL NO. rs, TWENTIETH ST.
w BERWEEN FIRSP AND sECOND-AVS.-Tbs 10
habIantI Off Eighteenth Ward and the public generally,
hereby Informed that owing to certain aere oni and
p8Blirg In Il interior Of the above School House. the
tine of opening s unRvodaby postponed 20 Monday Sept
oh, al a. Al. i. HOLBROOK,
aust or Chairman Of Board Of Trustees
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-02

ga RO tET--An office the hrs floor OF the build
E8A ing, corner OF Pinest and Broadway entrance ou
Priest Inquire a! l08 Broadway cor Pinest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-02

ra,kACdlNG.-A Theological student experienced In
tesch,ng engage lE services in school or fam
lily few hours daily Che best references given Address
I p pribpne office gu30 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-02

BOARDING AnD DAY SCH0Ol--The Misses
OSedgwicks Boarding and Day School viii open on
Nonday The I'd OF September, si Al NiDthst near Fifth
avenue nu262w"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-02

I1NEyERsITY GRAMMAR sUHOOL-Plo.
~ frssor g A JOHNSON, Rec!orThe frat quarter CT the
school year begins September ID Pupls are fitted fer
CocG buslnesn This Primary Department, for eleven
years unde the of air NJ Hobby receives pills es
90 early an age yeas Application for admis
sion may be made al iho Rooms lower floor University
Buildings Circulars may be cblained alec al the book.
storeg OF Roe Lockwood SOP, all Broadway Chsrea g.
Frsrcg L 60 252 Broadway, and Samuel Raynor, 76 Bow
sry. isu2l 2ml GEORGE S PARKER, Principal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-02

TgNRk FOURTH YEAR or Prof R, b. srowns
1 Classical COMMERCIAL French and Mathematical
tool 67l Brts say. between Beecker aud Amity ss
Will open MordaJ, september 9. Hu29 2"eoo'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-02

CUMNtNug'B
4 CA0EHfY EOlt PAINTING AND pRAWiAo,
"A 61l uuoatun.i cornof Of Moreor roopena Tor hn asa
son on 6Uuisy, sept hp'i y"
nTE#. ~. II. WAEtED't SCHOOL. FOX YQUHu
lYgL5 DlEs so Brealwey,in tho blonE bounced cum
Nv Union squRrs viii rsHpsn uds tue Hupefv p hnY
HENRY Dana WARD, IN TnesiaY sspi ~ ltla da
issiir lfai pupiis shpuG bo ppnepa n elt9ndaure
spz1 lv
RgUhIUAl. RNsTmUtrlON, apw lgLLTh
I'VE ffofnspor Of MasG. having steg aiaaea it'@ ~
rDpe btes inWrn hs paleH aud Eseilernn iH rs is
rsadY % tiye isss1ns on pisnp ed In singing Asst
sly 'sfn,snoos even ludihra al 10 VeseTsi sn0 i'
YVNO attACEIKHs.=gA lady al experience IN aafhlnr
I ciHhss an Engagement In psmnstf Ia Instruct Ia
French ttd Mpsiu tho rlanp E6dsI hsfeanrea ~ is
bstssl responsibility M rs capacity SO WIN he EiYen.
A,i1ts,sA II His ntfna enlp l'v
EtOAnD1N44 ANDnAF sUlEQaL ppR Yuusa
sPLADIE kiiss DAY reEtsrnilY inii me hs, fsiehIs
tbs ltiild he ..s will tran her satspl M1piisy,
hnpistrisst a. al lga Wa7steS plnns auY iii,s
ssUAMDIns4AHD nav auHVns. F{lR YpuHu
ERLApga. VI Tbahirsnr 81 isu Ynssi-Ila aslsses
[AbA lIiH w te6psn iisgif establishment Ve ArHdrTsa
RsSi au71 "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-02

NNISS WAKhNIAR'S SCHOOL, 402 Greenwich
lSEot will reopen Monday. septemoer9 au3l S!*
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-02

xrsSsgx-1 PIANOS FOX sALG AND TO alK'-l
Shsfss III sarei&y~sI ePpoai's sae As9F ao4sa,
q y " 4 HkasAaJ tafSs- LAS Ta0APsoH &c.
agle Sgpt Asle FaArnAn y f>sndEA
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-01-30

8efreite Stlape - Sc miro
aemeloet baB Dor uusefibr finf Sabrcn
Icr. Samplon SbieIos, Elm reider Nerr
BON 9trsinien, 8crbereitunscn traf our sln-
fleoluns feiner Sflapen in Wihisan. Der
COB perbincerte ibn, bieIes lnternebmen
perionlid, aus,ufiitren, nno er ibsraa6 ee
speien ieiner Sreunce, uno ftellte ibnen nit
Der 8efreinnsssllrfunoe 8 $4,000 III, UNI
bic Aufteblun9 III susfnbruns at brinaen.-
Seitoem 1T Elm eanbtrif BET @affapcIis am
gefauft wcrcen, uub cit bunbert befreitc
Gno oalelblt beba9lih an9efebclt worcen. =
@inige Der SflaYeu batten beirahtlide
Summen bel 0rn. Squeicers Ut @ut-ciner
ocn cenlelben S 500, aneere 1000, uuo
srpsi cher oret ilber 5000 mcIdes 9lQes an
fle ausbesahlt poroen 1T. - Gin 9beil BON
ben $ $4,000 it ba,u oerwenbet mcrcen,
um Die YSeiber unb Ginber frei su taufen,
pslhe baS G,9enthum anterer pfan,er tpa.
ren. Su einisen Sdllen babsn Die Stayen
ibreu 8ertient pa;u au9emenset I'M tbre
aus Der Stlauerci su befreien.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-01-30
asittuoeb, sen SOten Sanmar, 1850.

SD babe Der cbt9cu grSdblun9 nnr mod
beBnfiiaen, baB Dcn Manuel @ampcs Der
9eSenwdrti9e 8crffeher an Der Wsine bon
Can Aorian i1 ieinem 9aufe sa 3acatecas
jecen 9ieiienoeu, Der BEL ibm pprfprehen
nil, nit grocer @aitfreuncfdaft oufaebmen
uno ibm auf BerIaueeu bic merfwiirci9en
Grei9ntiie ersdblen miro, cenen er feline 9Ilids
lihe Qaufbabn perbanfe. Gonna War9arita,
feline ihOne Srau, fpiro oiele Grsdhlung be-
frdftisen burd ihre eieene eluslase, apie aud,
curd einen biitfhen ftwarslcdi9en 8naben
bon flnf bis feds Sabren Der ben Ganten
SIcriano trd9t gum slucenfen at bic merit
tpirbt9en Grei9nifIe, bic furs Dor ieiner @es
burt pcrIeIen 70 baB be refine @ahrteit
bieier 9efhihte iiber ale 3speifet erhaben
benielen miro.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-01-30
Or. Warfman.

Sn 8esu9 auf bic @rmoroung ces Doctor
parfman fast cas ,,9llbanc atbenejonrnaI" :
uDte Scrcners : llnterindung bradte
3eusniB heraus. mas bart se9en ben @nse-
flaNten 9cht. Inter anoern Dtnsen murbe
es bepieien, baB eiu Shltel BON Soaar auf
elmer Der Shulteru oes Or. parfman ee,
rpahieu mar uno merfwiroiser 9Beile
uber oush bic 8Orlebuus perorenet, befauD
I'D, unter ben aufsefuncenen usbsrreften
oes Menihenforpets cine Shalter nit bic.
fem un9emDbnliden Rennseihen - Dir
2seefiffe, In pelher Gbeile bes 8orpers
in @erberIcbe aelest 9efunben wurcen,
wurce BON prcf. Webifer's Wobnung &C.
bradt am DieHlfa9e nah bsm Mcro. -
Der Brief cbne HameR, rpelher ait sinen
greunb bes Dr.parfman seidrieben wuree,
uno tpcrin bic 9Iufmerffamfeit nah einer
anbern 3ihtuus seiriefsn tpurbe, paete ae-
uau su bem ibrtsen Gbeil eines grisfbo,
gene, Der 1T prcfeRsr Webfer's 3imnrer
perblieb, unb bon meId,em terfelbe mne ab,
9erilen pcroen fein. Gin gan, superldfilser
3euse, ipelder cem pr. Mebiter ppn BoIfon
na& Cambridge binten nad,lief, bemerfte,
wie CT Elm papier auf cine 70 sebeimniepoae
Weile fallen liee, coB er flt entfaIcB, bas.
felbe aufjabeben, nenn er su Der Steae
fame ; ba aber eine anbere perlcn snerif
oasu Tam. bob fie bas papier nnf nno sng
ihres Weaes, cbne etspas su lasen. Dieies
papier mar cine sIulpeiiano anf cine Banf,
ipelde an Or. partman fur 0ansmietbe
belahlt mcroen mar.
Das u0anoels- -5curnal'' fii9t bin3n. eae
Or. parfman Dor einisen Sabren cine dbl
rarsilhe Operation an fId batts uo!llieben
la0en, unc bae an bem BED Ropfes NIB Der
beranbten 0iumpfs, pelder in benz @em6lbe
nnter prof. Weblfrrss 3immer oufaefunben
wuroe, Td cine Sd,marre befanb, ,peidoe
aIS BAD Merfmal jenerDperation ioeutitI,irt
wurce BON BEN Gbirnrs, pelaer fIs ppujc-
gen bate.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-01-30
Glettrifcbe Vfnebplpaie.

Das TT cine feltlame Senennuna, uno
uieie uuierer eeier wereen iIdb persebens
bemlben, Die Secentune berelben III erfcrs
ffen. - Meuu na6itebenocr 8erid,t aus
prcpieence, SIS, Der in Der .Scitcn polt"
mltsetbrilt wiro, fein Ylnfee- Soar ut, fol
baben bic Wo9ier 9lnua Baptita Ycrra unr
sIlbertus Wasnu5 ihreu Mejiter 9efunoeu.
Wan hore uno taune.
2becpbilns SNfe bdIt se9enmdrtis in
prcpioence @Crlelun9en iiber cine WiGsns
fhafr, Die er eleettilde plYdclosie nennt.-
uWsnn mir aufitancen," erSdblt Der Be-
riheritatter, 80 mar uns bas 0teoerGsen
nnmD3lid, ; fasen mir, 70 tonuteu mir uidt
eter aufifeben, bis er es un5 seitattete. Gr
nabn uns oaS @eb6r, @ellht, bic Spra6e,
oas 9ecddtnle, 10 oft es ihm beIiebte eten
70 lhnca sab er fIe nieber suriid. Gr pers
wanbelte bas 9usiehen uub ben 8sfhmad
oes Waners in @lijg, Spnie, 9imrnabe,
6affee, Wifd,, granntweiu, Mein &C., unb
mad)te, oaB tiejeni9en, ipelte cas allO in
9Sein cher Sranntlpeiu um9ewancslte WaI-
fer tranfen, Gd bcraulbten. Gr perman.
bette bic Sbenticitdt BON perfonen, ineem
er fIe slauben mahte, bae fe bsriibmte
Staatsmdnner, Trieser II. {. tp. ieien.
@r sauberte nah Seliebeu Ole srcsartis-
fen Naturfceneu ocr tas 9luse Ger sInmes
ienben; 70 permanbelte er einen eemDbnli.
den SpaSierffrd in cine lebenbise SGlanse.
Guf fein Gebse iammeleu lid, orobenoe
gewtterwcIfen 6ber uniere odupter, mir
bemcrtten, wie Der 9tesen in Sromen bers
abltiir;te une fuhteten ror Der Wutb oes
Sturmes."
Nae ciele @rperimente tpurten bon itm
in 8esenspart bon perlouen 9emadt, bic
ncufcmmcn wndl tparen, ben prGen @e,
braud1 ibrer Sinne uno @eifteetrdfte bat.
ten, unb iid, aus aller Maht, ob9leif pers
aebens, Der @inwirfun9 ciefeS wunter6areu
Weannes 81 rpioerlescn fu6ten
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-01-30
y eDii1 a 1, 1t en-.

Scr ,,Obp Gtaotss Scte" erfsbetnt Wltttpc@s'-
Der Sutitripdpnspreis fir SO Ssummern 1T 50 in
0prauste,ablins, 1925 wenn innerbalt bee ertfen
balktn Sabrcs So so ,rcnn ,pabrtnp ses smeien bal
Fen Satres unb s2,75 menn erit mad 9trlauf res
Sabrss tt,oblt mirp. - 9licmanb farm bic 3eis
flung auscten cbne rrrber alle itdffanre te;abt 5u
batcn. Sriefc unp Olittbtilunsen mifftn rcrtrfret
fin, ,penn ie ttrafiAtist ,perpen fplen.
CT ppfmeiifer tSnncn mad elmer Scrcrenui's
rcs 8tncrals pritdmts SutfrirticnsSeesr fro NJ
c an 2eitunssberausstter cnrcn fpenit man rti,>
feltcn frl6c Wricfe often ater9ttt, lle rerl'eSen
unp anbrrfliren last
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-01-30
(S@luB.)

kN@W'Hb'J
Bdbrenb Ge init ibrcr fruhtlcfen OeaA1us
dung belhdfti9t Tnb, ,pollen mir ieben tpie
Manuel Der au9enibeinIihen Sooes9efabr
in tpelher CT ihtpebte, ertrana. @ben bate
er Die Qunte an Der 8phrun9 an9esiinoet; !;
uro wcllte in cen 9lettumsseiuer lfei9sn, ais
bieler III bic Socbe frg. gSie ein 8liB bnrd)e
fubr i'm iest Der Gebanfe an Die 0iaheluff
bes 9lominiffrators nno an Die Sd,refen fets
ner Gage. Wanuel befaB jeopd, eitte un9e~
Dahnlide 9eites9e9enpart uno eiefe mar
lein @liics. gr ,pu6te oaB bic Ser9leute,
tpeld1e III o;elem Shad,te arbeiteten, Dor
eiui9en Gasen cine fdmale Sefnnn9 ents
beft battcn tpeld)e in einen Stpleu uub
burd bieIe in cine alte @rube bon Can 9lps
rtan fiibrte. DieIe beriibmte Mine mar bon
ben Gpaniern balo nad ber grpberun9 bot
Waerifo 9e9raben iporcen ,iuo ipuroe, ,ads
benz lIe Ian9e eine reid)e Slusbeute 9eliefert
batte ipe9en Der nnsebenren Sdmerisfcit
ibres Meiterbanes anfse9eben, un9efdbr 9es
gen bas Gnce ees fedsSebnten Salrbunoerts.
Gie slrteiter batten beridJtet, nae (Ie in cine
,peite S0hle 9efounen mdren, Die tief NIT
WaGer ausefllllt unb 70 lapa fei taB ibre
2iebter niht an bas gnbe rrth9en fonuten.
Sin bieie grsdbluns erinnerte 1d) Manuel
i'm stu9enblif ieiner eebenesefatr unb er
ipoIIte anf biefem We9e berfelbeu su entflies
ben fuben.
.aannr curdfnbr tiefer @ecaufe fein @e>
birn, 70 hatten feine slneen aud, fhclL aases
fabr sspei GnB iiber 1einem oalpte, bic Seffs
nlin9 etfpdbt uno faft in oemelben slu9ens
blid that er emeu uersmeifelten eprung sce
iid init ben Sadnbell III bic p0te unb erreid)e
re Den Gang Die slngit Dor Der berannas
beuren GrplciIcn triet ibn por,parts unb rr
lief aus pollsn Graften; rehsebe er brei6ig
Shritte ;uriif9ele9t bate, bOrte er einen
bonnerdhnlidlen Sfnaa uttb - ftiirste bonn
Gnbe bes @au9es fcpfibcr, iil eine tiefe eiss
falte WafIsrmalIe. 9ll6 er lld, tpieber anf bic
Sberf1dde emprrgearbeitet bate fano cr
fdl fdwiumenb uub III unpurhbrin9lider
8iniferniB. Sect erinnerte er fldj tpieber Der
Grsahlnng jener 9lrteiter, ilnb tecod,te, caB
er bier jdmmerlid, umfOnlnien miiete, wenn
or Die SeffnulS uiht fanb rurh ipeId,c er
bereinsefcn,nen ipar. Gr fdmamm baber
inber Nidltuns sItriid, Il, fpeldrr, mad, fsis
ner Meinnus, Der Sang liescn n,uete, iibns
seaste I'D, ater BALI, baB er ildb 9eirrt babe,
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-01-30
s.
@ # tsts- 8tklle.
(Siir ben Obic Staatetcte.)
Sic Gn0el beS 2ebens.

4 Uut peH 0Vtp S'f""'crpAS'I
9ie Gmeel bes 2ebens.
Gs purben ron bimmlifhen .o6btn stfanpt,
Drti Climber prn athsrifAem $ibtc /;
3n fibrcn ben Menfben init ttaulider .oanp,
Dau,it CT taeb ibntn Iieb rhte.
Gntfprunsen aus btili9tr 0ottcsnatur,
Grbetet ibr 8lit fth CUR Sterncn1ur.
ltno ,nilbe erfhimn,ert ibr lietlbes @ilp,
QSo traulim tnp bclb fie Oertinet;
Senn ba mirb pem O1tnfben ras JbShlfc entballt,
QDas 10 ar ttno mus / 4 uno erfheinet!
ttnb ma9tis ersicst rann in berrli9em S@muns
Nus fruAttarer xief' fib 8esetlferuns!
Gas ertft Der Ginbcr ersreifet ras 1G,
1tnb nil cs NIT Nafraft trfafTen
3ersliercrt ole qBunber bes $icbtcs, ten S9aa,
Scr @rbartn ftcts freifcnct Dialftn.
9o6 e,pis umftblpfTen pon Ssaum uno 3eit
Grliest es im Olcer Der ltntnplibfcit
Sas 3wtitc erSrtifct NIT aDnenctr Sraft,
Ses ltrftins nnenrlietts QBalten,
Sas anfan8' tlnc enrlps bie QBcfen erfbafft
sn taufenben QBunbcrstfalten.
ttnb miloe rerfbminsen mic 3lctelI6aum
Dem 8lift bes Sinbts, bic 3eit, Der Staum!
Das Srttt ersreifet NIT slabenrer Oladbt
Der 1trfraft aQbeiliScs QSirftn,
ttno tief aus pcm xote 3un, scten srtpa@t,
Gntfhtpett CO bee Siatmts 8t3irten.
Go lcrert mic Slamn,t ron bimmlifbcr Slut
ttnc abett Die 8eiter nit beili9lttr 8lut
Q3cbf wanrcrn bic Wlenfben bic eilenre 8a1n,
8etrrSen pcnt Srrlibt res $etens
Gs fafiet bic Nrn,en int p1tbenrett Q8abn,
@ie rcnnen mad 8lat - rod rtrsetens -
Go trast fe Elm 8lenoDert init falfben Shetn
ltnc tiebt fe sur fintfern @rnft binein.
Srd slidli@ bur6feSclt bic ftttrmtnpc 8abn,
QBer folsfam Dem finrliden Iuftn,
Surdb trauSsnee QscSen rcn ftpantenten Sabn,
@tets lentt su ptr Stetlidben Stufen. -
Gs ttiirmr uni trauBe pas 2DcSenSstpib:
4ts SicScr erretdt er fen -oclpen,tel!
Canton, - p- G.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-01-30

Gin jabilches Hlntt faat, oae mehrre jis
tildbe Gamilien .aus 1ohmen mad, bieitm
Qanne su fcmnsen 9etenten, nm in Misecn.
iln cine iabiihe Nieosrlaiuns u Yvanosn.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-01-30

gu @reenuil(e in Sab.@arclina .pirb ieit
einissn Satren { BEE init siemlib sutem
@rfols 9esoaen.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-01-30

Sc pirb berednet, baB in benz Sabre
ls4s fur 700, 900 TbaIer Wsrtb GeSerSieb
III Der Staot Bottom uerfauft murbt.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-01-30

Oeltreif. - Die 3abl Derienisen,
ipie man anaiebf, bic su Wien jufclse be6
Ecbesurtbeils pom Rrieasratb bi6 snr ges
aenrpdrtisen 3eit binseridset sporben Hnb,
lit 1859.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-01-30

Deutfde 3situnseu.-c5nG Gns
ropa werben srsenndrtis 1858 bsutihe Bel
tiin9en herans9egeber.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-01-30
Sseeammtsst cl)tsmAett.

l6 3e!es, anb fpenietr tctftn xbaftr far 5nsals.
sss Ginrlten, jebe nabfclsenee folfet 25 Gent.
16 3etlen rnc ptniser pierteljabris $3.50
~" |" baltjabriS .... $500
+" !" !" Elm Sabr $500
Gefbaftstarten BON 3eilen fur Elm Sabr $500
Sci srosertn an,eisen pirb Gin ltberaltr Astus
Stfattet.
GfPostmasters are politely requested and au-
thorised to act as agents.
H. J. NorHEAeEL. publishe
Corner of 18th & South Market Str. CANTON, o.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-01-30

cffpu, San. 4. - sIls uori8f No&f
Der Depctmeifter su WelfsI IcDnlenbs an
Der JiihburSer Giisnbabn IN itiner Cfffe
fac, brnnaen srei &srle In biefslbt Elm, fllss
belten anc beraabten ihn um 40s. IN
banben ihm bann Die sdnbe unb 9hBe, ,pars
fen itn il einen Grodttarrsn, tin9en ~
nit ben 1eiaen nnf, lhlo(Itn BEN &alle1'
~ unb madten ild5 aus bsm Stante.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-01-30
85ntergartaHs su5 8Gegrnns.
Die Ner9eltmt,9

Cine Gr3dbluns aus bent merifanifcben
2ebcn.
CSla9 bem GnSlif9tn fIr's ,Q8isecnGn 8anncr.")
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-01-30

GnSlanb. = M2nn 9toubt, bos nodb
Weandae BON ben b6teren GtaiItn Ia Gn9lanb
CUR &athcIfden &irde jbereeben lusyben.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-08
BY THE MIDNIGHT SOUTHERN NAIL.
Things 10 Philadeldkfa-s
, OF The Tribune.

Concspondepce OF The Tribune.
PaiLapELFRiA Wednesday, h'so"''
The beautiful Floating Chapel Of VIC No
deemer sunk this morning st her moorins VI 70
dock st spruce-st wharf Il supposed to I" WV
work Of some oystermen. who have lately 'ee"
heard making threats against the Church as it W
copied their old wharf.
The body Of the deceased Conmod re Jones'
viii be buried in Ronald on Cemetery this sf.ef-
neon, snd subsequently viii be removed To Dsis-
wsre his native State.
At Gloucester, N J. last evening q young lady
belonging % a Sunday School excursion party was
rescued irorn drowning by Mr. John Cunninshan.
This morning at the steam engine wor" a
Reany Neaifie & Co. in kensingtop, Young man
named George Strockbme had one OF his arms
taken entirely OF by tina machinery.
A msr named Oliver 9as killed yesterday siser-
neon at Reed st. wharf, Southwark, BY the falling
Of mast
In Plumst Southwark, this morning about o.
cock, man named Wsce SPPle was stabbed IN
the abdomen by an unknown person. and danger
ou'ly injured.
No arrests have been made yet for the nurd~
a the lad, Charles Armtago.
The Continental Guards, OF Brooklyn, visited
the Navy Yard this moroing, and were received
and entertained by Commander lDgrsham.
BY The late California news received, We learn
that the ship Thomas Watson, Of this port has
made the quickest trip ever made between the
United States and California. Che sailed hence on
the 4th Of March. ard arrived at San Francisco on
the 2sth Of June, making the passage In one hun
d-ed and thirteen days.
Water has been 10. into the Canal. between
Easton and Allentown Pa and il 10 thought The
entire line will be repsired 10 the course OF Q
week.
Tie steamer csmbriss sdvees published Ibis m,ruiuG,
have hsd but little eject upon marAet fhe FLovn
mUles quiet The demand for shipment continues 90
very restricted scale snd he cry sac reported email
lot esh ground Is y bbL Sales TO the city dealers
ard bakers IS to 6.i Tor ccmmon and ex1s osnts
&c 20 81 fer New Yotl fancy h,rds Rvs sLogs and
Corn MEAL steady ~ s7t y Dbl Toe msrsstt, yet
supplied th Wheat but be demand 10 limited and price
rslher drooping sses q 1900 as 90 bush Red 81 "
al IA bush. Nothing doing In Rvs. cossn IN demand
bat here 10 little arriving. sses OF 80 bushels
Southern yellow &C. 1dost Oars 10 steady de nsnd
sses Of southern at t0d 2c D bush. Walskv hrn
81 % 0Gic IN hhcs and IS cenu In bbs
sALE OF SToCKs-Fusf Bofsd-$l, 900 State o. II"
Harrisburg r. i6i a. 600 stste S. ISL; 600 Camden and
Amboy RR &C. 10, e5i $2o0o Reading X e. s. 7sl Le-
high Navgtt 90, SGT 50 susqushsrns Canal l2i ~ fson
sylvsria Bsni. isl; 80 MAJ Mechanics Bank. Hb
Per nsylvsna r IS
Sccond Roa,S-tl.Oo0 cineinuan 60, CO. Ieoi IS Penn.
syyspis X r, IS; 81 Lehtgh Navigation SAi 100 0tfsrd
Bark, l2i Slit0 Camden Amboy X, %. OF, %6 ses
Morris Cans, lei,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-08
Gen. Aveyzana's second Letter, In Reply 60
the Courier and Enquirer.

The Courier and Enquirer, having abandonsd
the defense Of its frat accusation against tho Ne
publicans Of Rome who IL had declared. had IN
tended to destroy St Peters, has now brodght Tor
ward another, viz; That they laid a plan ff 'ns
destruction of the College Of the Propaganda. Al
though neither my inclination, nor the business 20
which am now obliged to devote myself permits
me- 10 carry on long controversies, feel bound -
give a public denial to the new charge thus mado
sgainst US
II is absolutely false. that either the Government
in Rome, or any individuals, wished 10 destroy the
edifce Of the Propaganda. Ii Is false, absurd and
ridiculous to say, that cannon were brought out
ssanst il. So extraordinary an assertion. In Z
grave journal, can be explained only by the habit
which certain correspondents OF newspapers have
Of speaking Of things which they never saw, 40
cording 10 the erroneous and confused IDEAS WHOM
they have acquired OF them from sources fslacious
in themselves, and aterward changed to suit their
views, uDfriendly TO the cause Of the people. The
poeticsl lines Of an alumnus Of the College OF the
Propaganda, quoted by that journal, 10 only an idlo
and exsege ated adulation Of the kind feelings
which Mr.. Cass may have expressed toward that
institution and its students, among whom were
several Americans but they contain not even an
indirect aIusion TO any plan for its destruction.
must repeat my assertion, that, even II such
mad designs had been formed, Mr.. Cas- would have
been respected az private gentleman, man in
vested with the national but glorious rights OF
American citizenship; but he would have been Il
repeat III destitute Of official influence for the sim
pie and incontrovertible reason, that ne had not
recognized the Republi,.
The only Official representation of the United
States, in Rome, belonged TO Mr.. Brown the Amer
lean Consul; and he it Is gratifying TO say In
praise Of the truth, comforted himself, at that
epoch, as bis powers would permit, Ia the manner
most honorable TO bis country, and so Is to gain
"a Husu.i H. 1850 GIUSEPPE AvEzzANA.