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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-25
cHRIsTY's MINISTRIES,

MECHANICS HALL
NO az BROADWAY, between Grand and Brooms ,s
1N-OPEN EVERY NIGHT DURING THE WEEK
The original and wellknown
CHRISTYS ETHIOPIAN OPERA TROUPE
The frat established and Oldest organized band In the
word comprising company Of twelve performers under
the direction OF p. P Chrsty They viii have the honor
Of giving their ogins and nimabe entertainments every
night until further notice.
Admission p cents Doors open at T. Concert will com.
meuoe at 8 O'Clock
An afternoon concert Saturday, commencing at 8
O'Clock, PM. mv2O 6uss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-25
MILK OF PLANTS
GREATEST DISCOVERY or THE Aev

N"LNl foE DiSNONEh1 w THE AHE.
rThlS ORIGINAL AND INFALLlBLE SPECIFIC
tsfwsrd 10 Prof CHARIOT DUYAL who WAS the onlv
- - me world Who possessed hs secre aGer tie death
VIC kIess inventor The Prof c. D. has de,ermnad IN
ns feriaole 1ad precious Ol 0rs into the inited
49, ~ America, with view CT relieving the evil
nen nesh is hef 70" he has chCsen ie Erneoo If Ia
<eN World 70 raise second mopument to H..
EsSeosNss Sounent upon The suc-esa or ;his
.o DC tN 10 Egyrt 10 France and 4, All $3.50, ~.
~ slVee ~ tas MkG OF PLANTS by Dr. Dssgene,es \.
eien testimony Of excellence and lis s,rfsss',.
"a scieo no nesns OF bringing ITO perfs,,on sns ~ @
Hs useful and necessary for the toilet 10 everv
Az lhe medical faculty are invited ~ PCT Z N 80 =,
eAeeleuee Of the MIR OF PlaL.s aud 10 Eaters
t.e used Il IN Europe. WV
The numerous malsdies which tie MILF O, Plsn,.-
u u circ cult 70 menton. The pr.nc!p pal are
~ not only cures promptly bul wsca SO prevents
- Sn2lsfa Srdmp, Cntausous EuplOns EranfA<m1
OF he nose or ofhe mog produced by Cancer
sdynl orc fne .fsaphdg1s Gaze g. of lie S,omaeb
~ suoes produced BY tbs use If sclholc ,iulors
S.@ ny Cancer Of the Recipa L5nphalic Glands OF
onSus ocoroutns CoTbatuI es plT.eI Sernioo Herns,
-" hneom.tsn, acute or c'ron,, Feebleness of
n Fraes@s1fftgs ss0y5.l SkplQi.iesn etc
49, ~ 10 stps ADD IN s-cs Chamber tie unhealthy
wa OF wh'eh often prevents De cue OF psdests ~
sons travelling Ia southern clnaes he Niik OF plsn,s
&.,erve 10 preserve heir heAh sna Nova . ,s,nsd,
III SSoAlkleh Hospitk,s Doc'ors Captsios -,
teeiec The Mix OF lama Will not - Icy snhi
swsId S. satisfaction 10 he ss1ias yyso ir,sot
Perfected his remedy OF al reosess H'iodueea
n OFFICE OF THE MILK OF PLANTS
4 pp'ossaway Room " open ftos A NJ 4pm
The proprietor seizes this occasior ~ ~ ~.
,os and seq1ssnisnces that bis zedc.I "a s.lolm ms
80 Al i point Of perfection and Al se nas
~ one He feels fuly persuaded OF recev,rns - "
numerous satisfactory evidences tha the ~ - ea-
F~se preventative from many disssseA myi5 fw.sno
-
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ADJUSTMENTS.

= ,s,9 vI 4. = ifais EVESfSo Nay wi wi
Hsrsv 8ELLE's sTRArAGEm
TouehwooJ whitng Doricour. .Wkskley
To corciads with he Esrce of davenport
NJ p.,,no KISS IN THE DARK
a., 30. one. Chapman Frsrk Fslbou, 1900 sn,.,,
rr,-., az ;slra Knight Mrs Fsiho Mss Levi,
FAMILY Ard '-hd olrcsi 8 ca: Galley Va -
hoEtsATkR-AsToR-PLAC OPERA gOIJsE-
THIs Performance commence Al n o'eoc.
inr Pisv az hNiho May IS win be performed The insre.
s, TIE STRANGER; o. i..u,hropv and Repentance.
Baron seinfo, NI.aoeA Golut Wlnierson. Grosvenor
Mrs. ase;i;. Nj. asDo1a Peter
Countess C.!lnnan solomon.
TO conclude with the Comedy OF D''''
~, s,. SIMPSON co
Ms; simpson. Miss Cushman Mr. Brornlev ~
Foxes And tsrguet 80 cts; Amphithsets, %
foT M ,se, IL Balcony &c. rs eta Bor ofses o5s,
ReoSIsoHs HEATER..Doors open a. - 10
Played The Drsmaof ''' - VIII Dc
. THE TO0DLEs
f 81. Toode. Burton Mrs T5oale Mrs tf,,s..
'eO "eOrn''',, Clarke Mary Acorn Mrs Rasse
amer which he new Farce Of S
Mf PRECIOUS BETsEY
10 conclfe With the Bure,fs OF
MYSTERIOUS KNOcKINGsi
- - heu hudgeon. ..Johns1n r. Blar-evrrn u,,.
, aeaxsy Jordan Dr. Dabbe L. Dee HH9rlr,
PaIcEs-Boxes Dress Circle and Psyo;s us, Chapman
SS-o VI oecohd Tier, = cal Private Boxes S. ana a.
FOR THE SUMNER SEASON
an Overture by the Orchestra wa OP0N WIN
A' So NAN EIG &SD 4a22TFTfSf"
AiPes Manly .Chppendale Oliver Manly. Lynne
M Taylor Tom Badger s go
Barbara Manly Mrs. Vernon Lavender kyd .... Leach
Between the Sd and ih acts iniermission Of half an
hour, when the magnificent Ball Room viii be- thrown
open asa PROMENADE MUSICALE.
Admission to all paris Of The house 50 cent? Door open
Of o'clock TO commence Al 8.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-25

A ". MERWIH. Aseuoneer
* BANGS, PIATT & co.
THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 80 ATT o,clork-Ls-ga
see ot snc stsndsrd miscellaneous booAs TO close the a..
taie Of bookseller recently deceased mv25
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INSURANCE.

Of Probate, Norfolk County, }r'eS'oenN
Gen H. A. s. DEARBORN Mayor Of Roxbury, Vice-Pres'L
nsures persons travelling Rsiro ads and Steamboats,
against accidents resulting IN personal injury The
ag which this kind Of Insurance has received in
Europe where s in successful operation has induced this
Company to grant policies securing al indemnify o, from
$500 $500 In Of accident the party insured The
premium 30 low every traveller can avail himself Of lis
advantages.
Raies Of Insrranee eharQel % Transient Trarelera
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-25

THE ILLUSTRATED DOMESTIC BIBLE
10y REV. INGRAM GOBLIN, NJ A-This beautiful
~ Family Bible viii be published In 25 numberA Al q cs
each and Will also be put up in monthly paris al 80 cts
The distinguishing features Of ilis Bible are:
|. Seven hundred Wood Engravings
2 Many thousand Marginal References
j. Three hnely-execued Slee Maps
:. Numerous Improved Readings
D. Correct Chronological Order
D. The Poeucel Books In MetricAl form
An Exposition OF each Chapter containing the esaence
editor. e '0' " IHo
henecuons drawn from the subject OF the ebapte and
giving, In a condensed form It's spiritual i'm port ''
~ Dates eiHed 10 The chapters, for esch morning and
year. ~ D'io I'D Ouo
The engrevings are introduced for show bnt A.
customs Of The ancienls F'' "'1N''0'' auu
A specimen number, with recommendations from anna
or our leading dlvnes Is ready Tbs regnIay s.s
will begin about the st Of July and number Will Ia nnh
lished the LIST and 18th Of each month"; mi he boaS
complete ~
Agents wanted to procure subscribe for this work
and the opportunity is favorable one for them to
do well ~ ~
will be OF the most beautiful comprehensive Ribles
published and cheap place It within the reach
OF all Apply tpostpad) TO s. HUESrON
myzS Sus' l59 Nassau-s- New-York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-25

II SPRlNTERs.-For sale, foo,scap Wa.h,,,,,.
tfsss, Ia good order, with roa fsns dis,,isn,s.
- nacane. Inquire al tho Thsuie Jos OHea :
lmySs ~ CHAS. WfLLFTS SCI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-25
CALIFORNIA.
- THROUGH LINE TO eALIFOR.

~SEse THROUGH LINE TO GALIFOR-
&Etntn MA VIA CHAGRES-CARRYING TIE u.
B. MAlL-Tuesdsy, May q, at O'clock P M
from the pier foot Of Wsrrens ~ X. The new and ee-
CANT doubeengne steamship OHIO, Lieut. j. r schenck
U. N commander will be dispatched a. above with the
Government Mails for the West Indies and the Pacific The
books are now open for passage to Charleston Savannah
Havana NewOreans and Chagres aud for through
to San Francisco To through tickets early appcs
lion must be made, only small number remsn unoa-
gagged An experienced surgeon Ia attached to the Ohio
The accommodations fer passengers OF each class are un-
surpassed by any steamship afosL The passengers Tor
ChsgTeI transferred Havana the superior double.
engine steamship FALCON and proceed from Hsvsns d..
rectto Chagres
RATES OF PASSAGE FROM NETWORK TO cHAGREs
StateTOOm bertn..
slandee berlh 80
Storage do-founc bed and separate table. ....... 80
RATES OF PASSAGE FROM PANAMA TO SAN FRANCISCO.
eate-rOOm Derh.s
SeeTage berlh-found bed and separate table $50
RATES PASSAGE TO HAyASA-To NEw.oRLEANs
staie-room berths. $40 SIS
standee, forward esbin....... s. so
Steersge, found bed and board % IS
Freight New Orleans will be taken 25 cents per Gu
bic foot The bills Of edng must all be signed board
tie vessel the day before sailing For freight passage
applyto Imyls l2ssI NJ o. ROBERTS, lis Wesi-sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-25

4 An DELIVERING TIE beet Red Ash Coal ssove
Egg, from my yard corner OF King and Greenwich. AZ
81 y; - . irOm bosls lmyS5 I'm PETER CLiNIOS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-25
EAGLE LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY.
REMOVALS.
REMOVAL
JAMES, BEEBE g. On


JAMES, BEEBE & GO.
AVE REMOVED TO Sl4 Broadway ana r,yna- =,
hkeade and Center ss where can be found a. kipd, y,
Nslmwsier and waTmsr hesilng and veutIstin,
us for private dwellings churches seninanes 6osn,,.
hs.s pnsors Horticultural buildings &c &c
Also, BEBEES celebrated cooking range. eo,A,,s
oehn appsnnec brsss ard siiger-pla.ed reetsers-
mye Smis - ~ ~ '"o lsfhoI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-25
BOOK TRADE.

NEW STORY or GREAT INTEREST.
d. APPLETON co. PUBLISH ON SATURDAY,
NORMAN LESLIE,
TALE BY c q n auntor OF "Th. Curaie OF Lin
1hwood," amy Harrington" etc. One volume limo.
paper cover &c.. cloth. z e
"a s1cs romance q he troubles md which con
Fuff sotane during he nuory % Nary Queen
in iese vs. one q he most prominent afers opposing tbs
Vrshnj ~ ~ IaFft yoke ard
o. ~ car9 .rnaiau vh insy resulted trumphlui =,
Enlistment John huoS. Cardinal Beafre other mister t,
o. Ne nnle, form The iesdrr Characters of this tlie"
ID. A. co have just Published
TIE VILLAGE NOTARY
Romance OF Hung arisu Life gvo paper cover 2j Fl.
NEARLY READY
12m - 49," ~ WI
The Earle' Daughter by the author OF Amy Her
The Valley Of the CedarI by the author Of "womsn.
Friendship r,vo1 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-25

<.tlfs CALIFORNIA THROUGH TICKETS,
s,niek - IN NJ y. R0bertss Line u. 5. Nail steam
shipz-The Ohio 10 leave May -, or The Geor-
ga June 49, 10 Chsgres, and the Republic ON Psnama 70
San frsnelscoA saloon saie-roon FOR gentleman and sdy
eenEemens tickets in the same, fJr sale liberal
reduction from Office OF fret cost Apply imnedis1ey 70
Neigh Al LOyejoys Hotel or jacob n OiYsr COB ysId
81 WaierfL my]o u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-25
REGILAR PACKET LINE for sau Flau-

REGtLAh ~ - 49,
90 Geo dirrct-FiTsi yessl-Ths faYonIe packet snip
s-a-s UAIDEE 900 iuBs burden, }. T. Souie conmsn-
dor fsvrg ant furnished eecomod al2ns TOT pSssen-
90 viii weaher continuing fair sail positively on hrst
~ line tie heh reputation OF this vessel asa ssef and
her sze and strength Ia guarantee Of quick and eassn.
rassage cut Her accommodations are unEIfpa sed, an
rsssngers wishing % avoid The danger Of Sickness In
scs,rg The Ishrrls during this the rainy season Will do
IN 10 exeuine this ship Pier East River Apply %
ms 81 ISAAC 4. SMITH, lCi Wsl-sL cor. Front
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-25

/bcs, CALIFORNIA PASSENGER OFFICE,
&fLLN f7g Broadway (up ftsrsl is lhe place 70 pro-
cure direct through passage tickets Govern.
eut ptsspcr;s qcs silver gold separstors and mo most
,xrelrpt ouiG'. Isformaii0n circulars sent 20 order
,.I, Az h invited 10 call send for one address,
n ,sfrai4 ARNOLD BCFFUM WY<o luis
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a LCTION NOTICE.-PEREMPTO SALE OF

1NALUABLE MACHINERY TOOLS Sc-SrOSE
= sAIhER VIII sell on MONDAY May H. a. ~ O'Clock
81 NE Vulcan Iron Works corner II Jay ard Waler a.
DlooAyn al he machinery tools &c IN said works
ksF lhrfe fcu planning mschine, planes 6 feet wide,
ieoi high ara = Rect lorg vertical box aud enpsras r
ooh q nnder one eight horse power steam engine boil
80 siel.inR complete, lathe other machlnsts and
Nloe 10 be sod without reserve rs the premises rnra no
Terms cash, ~'' aga" as >, a. "a
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AUCTION SALES.
.RD.-EEw AUoTIoN ESTABLISHMENTS.

CARn.-kEW AUCTION EsTABLlsHAEN,,..
- BALDWIN GARDINER, Gate Of Gardlners Furrs.h
lne Werehouse) having beer appoir tel an Auconecr
th h- spacocs room On the second door OF Tie srze
b-alsk no. ~ Broadway OF Anti )uy-sL, lrs.
Occurred So q museum for his salesrocm.
b. SAkDlNER'S long ard thorough scqusintan VIE
eFey aesef pLqn or goods embraced IN It's nu1egosf
sncesso hn 1fe extensive decorative furnishing
1ve. oleet I'm 10 ofer his services 20 his friends sad
W Pubic uofe psrrcnsTy IN Ire disposs Of goods By
e,.ush comprises = De above lres such yer a1c
Petr9 NMe 80 ~ jf7srr- and other Steffsi sod 8r-
minsnsm manufactures Also China and glassware MIR.
Iots car upholstery rich cnbnel furniture br0nz-s
gsnu1 g. pianos sGtlery ard all other kinds OF En1sh
French German, Italian and Chinese 61cv srtices ~
Guiding watches snc iewslrv
Mr.. GARDINER viii attend oersorsilv ard r1per.ptsns
ue proper arranging and caalong OF furniture FOR s.s
aucuon genieel privste residences or Will receive
I0I sac AZ MS Long Room. and feels confident hs be csn
give entire satisfaction 10 owners
eiocks N Ace and msnufsciurers stocks be sold ii
suenon viii also receive his particular attention He r
fpsetuy sclici's nom hls friends aud the public trial
Accounts Of saes with the procsedG viii be rendered
iurth"iih strictly, Ia ell casef my7 TIA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-25

BOARD, and very desirable looms be obtained by
Dspplcsuon at 81 Irving place, c)rner OF Sixeenth-st
Of The pleasanest locations in the upper part OF
The city convenient and stages Rooms for single
gentlemen my25St*
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-25

$4,000 s5a7s sum Special q ssSs
10 o well established aud respectable 0usl.
ne So or preerng 10 loan tht snouo upon unaouoIeo
real estate security and accept far mmisson over ana
sbo We interest may with good opening by address
Ing b. M w box sos New Ypk PostOhce. myZo3 III
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-25
BOARDING.

BOARDING or Part Of a House to Let-A private
ID family having much then they occupy, in
large cOnv and pleasantly loo tted housein Fourth.
st with all The modern Improvements would let part OF
the same, accommodate few small families or single
gentlemen with board and pleasant apartments Inquire
Of CUSHING TEN BROCK, Us Greenwieh-st or ad.
dress "P," Tribune Office. my2l lwis'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-25

BOARD DOWN TOWN.-Snge gentlemen can be
ID accommodated with board AMI pleasant at l02
Libertyst Broadway. References exchanged. IT.
DOAHDING.-Very pleasant rooms, with bosrd can
Obe obtaaed al lO5 FTsnkn-st by applying Immediately
Baths In the house ny9 ins
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-25

zITANTED-By a Froocu woman, with excellent re-
w comments aO1s pa,e - sdys maid OF ehidreni
rose In family about 10 90 Europe or 70 travel In the
Soulh OF the country. Speaks English title Inquire al
q Grsndst h'@0 II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-25

tNs@ WAN1ED-A house furnished, with immediae
Es possession within short dsts1ce Of tbs Peterson
hhiEoed. Apply Nfby letter post paia,l 70
ns.5 j. ROBT. CHISNELL. Paterson, J.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-02
n MES

The potent influence often exercised by mere ma mes
Is poverbal. 10 its name merely has the Democrat.
parry been indebted in large degree for the strong of
numbers possesses and the power il has thereby ac
quired or the of namas als, rs applied l. the
acts and measures fthe W i party and " hp admin
isiralns Democratic leaders and presses adroiiy avail
themselves 81 as often 10 proiuc, very crrIne1us i'm
preston on he mi ds Of ii 81 WIN nave not he time o
capac ia read think and invest gate for themselves
Thus The President is chargel with having, IN his
late message to Congress. assumed position Of me
nace' towards one OF the Stts of this uoion-nancly,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-02

We rresume will be bnt by that company as seon rs II
L,Il he waated 10 make the line complete. The FaS
Tennessee and Georgia railroad is in state 4 great tut
wa5ness I'm for eighty miles Of the rad has already
saan purchased and the Who'll line 10 kn1xylle will be
c,mnleted al an early day.
Tbe construction of the line from Knoxville 10 the
VIRGINIA Siate-line h1s just commenced The Engineer
If his road. LLOYD Tighman, Esq expresses he III
most conflence in the ability Il The ialbtIuts IN the
ue " ith such aid as may he reasonably expected nm
abroad Il bpild it. Following the yats made BIZ the
Tennessee river branches, il of easy con.t le o.
From the enthusiasm manif STD IN lis tlyor bids If
We believe that we may 81 down his rad as cettan 10
be consuucie ed within a reasonable tlae.
From The Virginia Sate-ll9e. the rgnia and Ten
railroad will lake up ard extend this great chain
10 Lyuchbutg largo seciiHn # his al IS undtr
cortrac' The STATE s.hsefhes tfce ffhs Of is ST elk
and the ba ance be- rally furnished b1 p'ivate sub
scri tiuns the people ia It's vi do but hall her
duty The Orange and Alexandria railroad Will supply
the greater part the distance between iynrhbura aud
the Polo nae That portion Of tic line from the South
err terminus Of The last named road aud Lynchhnrg Is
we believe unprovIed Tor The Orange aud Alcxan
dria is under cntracl with sufficient secure lis
early completion.
Snch is statement of the condition of the various
works vhrh are To make up his great line Ia direct.
n.s. il will be nnvalel H. natura attractions do
know Of line OF equal extent in part of the
try which compare With il. 1t will run between
parallel ridges Of the Allegheny Maintains for mlre
than 500 IN les The country il will traverse is nt ex.
celled in natural by any pot1n of the nj n
The construction Of this great line in a comparatively
short ime is now rendered certain and when completed
must ever constitute Of the conspicuous and
important lines Of inercomnunca in the coun ~.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-02

Under these Circumstances il is manf-slly an abuse
ri TERMS. INSTALLING ni MINES. n sly hat the Pra-i
dent IN eons qlenee OF hc proposed action Of rxas
assumed po.sIilauf 'men4e.o towatds her. l. was
she Tint assumed position Of 'meuace" lowarlS the
ltltel States and thereby rendered ndspenSahly M
cesslTy the communication II Congress Of Tho proposed
action II the President, in Congress AMI Texas
should al t. adjust the dispute amictblY. and the hper
should resort the abltauoat ol arms which she had
Threatened 10 do.
lbefe eiu be NJ d1nh, Whatever that the course of
he President IN tbs matter. b,s been approved by an
overwhelming mai riy Of the people Il the United
YATES u ashngt8n Rcplbiic
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-02


/ he ia"s were, II elect abolished and every induce
ne hill anl 10 slaves run away lfeH ihef masters
HIS naturally produced feelings Of dep seated l-sssts
uen Throughout all the savcho ding States. Thy pro.
lc'ted; hey complained; hey appealed To the eonsu
tom hut II was all in vain s al Of being iedresscd
the wtOngs were Increased
hen came the free Il agitation and the y not
ifovlSo, aud The avo~alnl doctrines that, eaea ont
'educr the sanh m 4 State tvissasee. Tue imfnrdi
ate rd'et a thetr Proceedings If earsc awaken he
deepest sens ty the part Of tho slavrh ldnp States
Every man, woman and chd has direct interes, IN
TINS mame1t3as Question lGh1i 10 be doat2 Shall
The people Of III Saeth still tust Ia tn" mode enaf,u-
ted To- lhem by the constitution ht pratecton} shall
lhoy repula'a tins lnstfnm and eshrt I, dsnnion
Hero Is the tue INT. Il his tefnbe Il ernaYe have
they been drrcu by lhese ah lin expressions upon
their rphts.
The srset holly Of .hrse s,hcr ai-crcct people ATE
willing In lely an the eausttui flf safety They be-
1eve its guaranty ample. and int thaso VIII must in
lerpei It's meaning and administer fsee undat II
be lutus el ~llh lh,se high duies \ small portion of
The southern pa pie, 10 he sure. til *, al Least feel
otherwise. They deuonnco the constitution "a ncin
elen aud the nian sell as a salendd and plausible
system OF tyranny to reduce the slayrhuldiug Satos To
snhlccon They nangh IN, The sword of Dino.
cles suspended over their heads aud find mehod
Of avetlng the blow bathy snndering the glorious Union
INTO fragments This rlass # persons is small nervous
sensitive, ambitious, and iacti,ns, and il destined To
speedy overthrow. portion of The politicians belong
l. this diyisl H. and fam wani nj lear comprrhen.
i've views, mistake pnPuu feclng aud supp tn
running the lace ut popularity, When they viii b. qnirk
" nndrreived. Thy supplsc the people with ,hcm;
M nless W. nave hen greatly msinuImrd. their eyes
VII ere In he opened II din rent scene.
he ah1ttfyr cNefiemrnt to ct up u convention at
Nashville should hive taught ihem how hopeless are
any chances of br akag up the Union. Never MAS the
county IN S ate of deeper al alton never did the
Wiol' South feel 81 unanimously the need for pfomp
AMI IN fent action Ia n,antah their lghts; mud yet IN
A
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-02
ISLANDERS OF TIE DISTINGUISHES.

.rh.' 49, E - l;,i.an IN tho S,n,h
-, :, a., h. ,b, III oss NJ ibeir lungs f n
~ e b.i b,.i's. :, ho bra,yl about disnnion
s'o a ,, nnring ciynry and inodrsllv ,pnr,
ia,a g., ,hnlyss the COMA re- the natrtisn aod the
fyaltv of tho entire slave holdou community. Ihes,
heroes Of The Zen and tongue are ever in the Cambyss
veio b,imGll Of wrath and firy As menaenu in her ne
and as Fantastic in their m 70 as Ancient p1srot They
think or seem to think. tla no man can be true 10 The
Smlh unless he is wiling to break np the coor,dera,y.
and in the extrayauance Of her self ns N ihey fancy
,h,t bsv al no ar. worthy tIe opnaltat,n # ,larr
ers and that every czea # 2ye-hodior : ate yba
advocates the settlement Il The Sn,hern Guaslin nv
camnronisc and the montenance of the Tnon i neces
s,rily and unavoi.lahle Fee Soiler
~ have on n,a,, occ,s,re ,cr,l.o3 ,l e;a,.. -
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rinl undersigned having occurred the right TO the Statso
l virginia, n this new and moH valuable invention, sd
sitos nl d nsng Count -wiphiz Ia make and sen
said thufns on he most las orahlo terms
Tho aho,r invention paented the is june lSt9,
and ~ issued l> day January, 1880 and doubtless thu
best thun eN0p, producing butter in from TO minutes,
aud gathering Ia roll nitoI chutnng. II is also simple
%" construction aud perhaps more easily ccaned Han
ohct noW nusc.
This thn exhibited at the last Fan of The American
Institute. IN Tho city 81 New Noik, and was there tested with
many ethn thpW~i the result waa, Silver Medal
awarded 10 thi, Willie o. the others much
1rmp imsataN ueiHe, hon the Managers at the Institute
- naw hse1 ~ the ugest daif, counties In New York
and bids t Ia dive other hum out OF use tertih
e1ir aa Ia its efficiency he by calling the sub
seuho 81 hitter ai oecnar denomination will be given
all desiring H. Letters To the suhsetbof pos, psii viii bs
promptly attended Ia.
Asprein,en Of the aho,o may be al the store ~
Mrssrs Thurman holhuid who will sho.tly b4so ths
Chutuson hand lpr sale.
July - 6pii JAS. n. WAnn