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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-25

DOUGHKEEPSIE LINE of BARGES.
a The barge CLINTON Capt Wse every n4ng9aai
KEEPsE cs Stp Hoffman every saturday Il O'clock
d. from foot Of Murray for passengers ana I sn s;.
rooms and spacious and Comfortable cbs and are eE.
pressy fitted up for the comfort ead coayenenes o. ps
sepgers and arrive st IN une Iof o sasSS
10 Sharon, Pine Plgins and New Milford. =, =.
,,J E4I Iqi ass6N 4 VAIL H Westst e2 62
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-25

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD
L. IL NETWORK to ALBANY, by Railroad and steam
bosis -SUMMER ARRANGEMENT, 1880
On and after Tuesday May 81 the passenger trains win
run follows Sundays exceped connecting at Poqgs-
keepse with the fast.saling steamers NEW W0RLDi
running and from Albany and touching al the usual IN
Ia anllinpa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-25
TR AYEI4ING.
NETWORK Il NEW-HAVEN Rail

| NETWORK Il NEW HAVEN RAIL
SROAD-On and af1er Monday, October Il the follow
ing trains Vii CGnEl-st Station. near broadway
Passet gers also received 81 the NewYork aud Harlem
Railroad Once. TweDtv-seTeEth-st
l. Accommodation TRAM ri I M for New kocRenc
Msmaroueck Rye, Port Chester Greenwich stamford Da
ren Norwelk Westpor Southport Fairned bridgeport
Erniford Milford and Se=-Hav Passengers from the
WsySatons for Albany and the Stations the housafoe
and Naugauck Railroads VIII tax. this train and stop al
Bridgeport Passengers from Stations for Boston Prov
idepce Worcester Hartford Springfield and Connecticut
River Railroads VIII take hs Train and JOIN Express Train
q, New-f1aven
2 Express Train at 3 O'Clock A NJ for Stanford Bridge
port Albany and Honsatonic Railroads New Haven, Hart
ford Springfield and Connecticut River Railroad Worce9
ter, Providence and Boston.
s. Accommodation Train al AM for New Haven and In.
;ermediae Stahous Hampden Cheshire Souhingtoa LAIN
Vile Huntington Avon Tarifyille, and Colnsyie MID
dletown, Hartford and Sprnghe
l. Express Train ut N for Stamford Norvak Bridge
port and Hossatonic and Naugsuck Railroads. New Haven
Hartford SprpRheb Worcester and Boston
s. Accommodation Train NJ for NewH and all
the intermediate Stations.
s. Communication Train a. ? NJ. FOR Bridgeport and IT,
'''l'-'''D'- TRAINS TO NETWORK
!. Communication Train al 10 AN from Bridgeport stop
ping al all the intermediate Stations.
2. Accommodation Train 81 A. N for New-Haveo,
stopping al al intermediate Stations receiving passengers
from Naugauck Railroad at Bridgeport
s. Accommodation Train al 40 An. from New Haven,
stopping at al intermediate Stations receiving passengers
from Hartford and New Hayen Canal Railroad and Nsug'
4. Express Train 10 NJ n connection with the Elk
press Train from Boston, from New Haven. stopping 81
Bridgeport and Stamford receiving passengers from inc
Housatonlc Railroad at Bridgeport
s. Accommodation Train al so PM (receiving passen-
gers from the Accommodation Train from Boston, from
New Haven, stopping at all intermediate Stations.
press Train from Boston, stopping al Bridgeport NorTaA
and Stamford, arriving in New York at II 80 M Evening
Passengers requested to procure tickets before taking
seats IN the Cara. ESQ 4 K B. MASOS- SapS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-25

NOR ERPOOL-UnitedSt States Mail
Il steamship ARCTIC Capt Jas Luce-Iy steam IN
chin viii depart with the mails for Europe positively All
}DAY October Is from her berth al the foot oil CshatsI
No berth secured until paid for
All letters must pass through The Post once;
For freight passage, having unequai4ec accoHlno-a
uoHs i0i '' 49, EDWD Z. COLLINS, IS Walst
The steamer BALTIC VII succeed the ARCTIC, and
EaI NoveIEberl 10 r.,,,. -,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-25
SUPREME CoURT-LEvI s. CHATFIELD, Attorney Genera
So the State OF New York, aganst THE PRESlDENI "

SUPREME COURT-LEYI s. CHATFIELD, Attorney Genera
oI the STATE Of New YORK ssan mat TIE r M AZ
BlIn OF order the Supreme Court OF the stats
Of New YORK made the eighth day of May 1880 the IN
Sned of the Canal Bank OF Albany hereby no
S the holders OF the eu'0taadg circulating notes or bills Oh 'hs
Bank the peson holding the certificates given By
De undersigned such Receiver of the balance remaining anp
bills surrendered receiving the first dividend OF sixty
per that required present the Sad notes or bills sn'
payment the sad Receiver at hs Office the CT,
o. Albany within two from the date OF ta notice or IN Dc
full thereof they will be precAded from the beaeht the uns
provided the payment the SAID notes bills and certificates
from all claim Of holding the same, and mat ths sas
@ will disposed under the direction OF tho sad Court ior the
hush the other creditors OF the sad Canal Bank such
manner as may b hereafter greater
se Of those holding the said bills certificates the Receiver hai
Esde by which tho VIII also be pad on Pesen
Je7law2yF ANDREW WRITE Receiver
NoUKT OF COMMON PLEAS IN AND FOR THE CITY AND
EpWARD p, oGlLvlE, JOHN EVEN and MARIA LoUlsAh
vie, CAROLINE &. EVEN, ELIZA M. EVEN, MARIA
of July thousand eight hun
sd and fry the entitled by the Court OF Com
Pleas the City County New York VIII SELL
MPUBLC AUCTION the highest bidder, at the Merchants ~
Change said City MONDAY the fourth day Of November next
we've SoSA al noon o. e"' nS enances thersn.
Rbeousng Seventh Ward of the City OF New fok
and bounded and containing a. ia, and
Free nches east from the noTtheastcrV corner 9l "s1
and ioyerneur Sreet-runnng thence eastward aons
Es OF East soadway, twenty one feet ana pe
line parallel with the eaer line oil Goverieur street MI
e-heuce line parallel with the nohery ne Of
East broadway twenty one eet aud n'he
parallel with easiery line OF MY ee
place Of beginning Tes OF SaeTen cea oil the p9r
the day OF SAFE aud tae balance on tho
day next which time the proper convey
delivered The rasteTy wall of the building erected ION
Tho adjoining lot TO tho above described lot party
one half thereof described lot Tbs
purchaser this entitled the OF SAID wall on
erecting the same to the owner Of SAID build
Rg.-Datod Nav York, tie 18th day OF Septemoer 1901
5 Bh i ! T EMEs, 49, Commissioners.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-25
CALIFORNIA.
TT7HE UNITED STATES and c

TE7HE UNITED STATES and CALL
u FORNIA EMPRESS COMPANY viii Dispatch their
next Express per Steamer OHIO Oct % and CRESCENT
CITY, Oct. g. connecting with the Mail Steamer CARO-
LIMA, from PANAMA, Nov. IS.
This the only organized California Express Company,
and prepared TO Forward goods through San Fran
cisco, in about IS days
Capt ABRAM BANCKER, the well known ship news
collector for the NewYork Press takes charge Of our
goods on Chsgres River
Everything intended for the interior dispatched nnad
stey aiter the arrival OF the steamer al San francisco
Consgnors may have their invoices certified the Gus
tom House by leaving them at the Office, Wall-st.
o2] 81 Propretors, A. B. MILLER co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-25
FOR, EUROPE.
TEyHE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL
Il UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS-The ships

TEyHE EW-YORK and LIVERPOOL
Il UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS-The slips
eo AilfFIASTIc, Captain West PACIFIC Captain Nye,
ARCTIC, Captain Luce BALTIC, Capt. ComstocE.
~ ADRIATiC Capt. Grafton
These ships having been built by contract expressly for
Government service every care hes been taken In their con,
stncron as also their engines, 10 ensure strength and
speed and their accommodations for passengers are une-
oualed for elegance and comfort
Price OF passage from New York 10 Liverpool $3.50 ex-
cusiye use OF extra size sateroons Slo and $500 nom
Liverpool to NeYorg, SIS An experienced surgeon al
tacbed 70 each ship No Berths secured uAt pad ioE
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.
FROM SEW-YosR. FROM LlFEAPooL. ,o.o
sarrdav October I2th 1850 Wednesday, Oct 5Gh 1850
Samoa October 18th 1880 Wednesday, Nov 20h, 1850
Sa1rdsy Nov 18th 1850 Saturday December 7th, 1850
Salrisy Nov 3Oth 1850 Saturday, December 2is 1850
So11r5ay Dec l4th 1850 Saturday, January, 4th 1851
Sstnrday Dec 2Sh 1850 Saturday January 18Th 1851
Wednesdav Jan 9th 1851 Saturday, February lst 1850
Wednesdsv Jan 22d 1851 Saturday February 18TH, 1850
Wcduesfisy Feb 5,h 1851 Saturday March lst, 1851
yyednesdaJ Feb 18th 1851 Saturday, March, 18Th, 1881
y5-ednesiay Mich 5l 1851 Saturday,, March 18th, 1881
For fnirht or passag &c apply 10 EDWARD K COLLINS
= Wal.sf7 NeyylYor or to BROWN SHIPLEY L co.
Tivernooi + c. ROBERTS Il co. Is Kings Arms Yard,
London. or L. DRAPER, Jr 9 Boulevard, AIouinartre,
Paris .-,,o -.
gold silver bullion, specie jeweTy precious stones OF
metals unless bills OF lading signed therefor, ac lhe
yaIae thereof therein expressed 49,
The t of April next the OF fre ght by the above
seen1ers viii be materially reduced s-o q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-25
PROPOSALS..


PROPOSALS. WILL BE RECEIVED AT THIS OFFICE I'LL
sss Pie Beacon shOal Ne-Yok Harbor and
b completed within twelve months from the date Of acceptance
n. Beacon to be sn -Foundation to DO
formed TgSs IRON 'ITs" p. II fee. long ss ID. nqss
Tie piles be placed the center and eight
sSh are 70 Be- oand Of shoe
;. asd he ssss a eSs st o the 9s %
roucs INTO two parts conens TO each otethe inner
sr the heads nud and fastened thereto by bs and
these tubes cast with ebowend they are 70 be-
sch external diameter al the upper ends with thickness oil
the junction OF these sooe with the heads OF the crow
e representing the OF the octaSon)
extending tube TO another and keyed INTO pockets cast ON
es in eight rada ties from the angles TO The
into pockets cast on the tube and INTO
wroug thee inches diaueer all the gos and keys to 30
Also TO be eight round wrought attached
pile and radato upwards from hence to the
n,s tuhe o e nssred IN SAID tube viii faucet Joint tube OF
Son at the cap top
rdus irey; these plates being right each
sis the @ om as s nd other sn
shosl the mark that beng OF sc work
b visible Eve miles oil as black ball
All this Beacon be perfectly sound and free from
carefully fitted
up all the pa nted three coats best metallic red pant
feet above high water and line drawn from s top VIII
be tangent the distance OF 7.4s miles.
The will be required into bond with approved
ecuy double the the contract conditioned that he
ss stand o five years from the time OF IT'S completion
aad that the Beacon shall be visible at the distance OF i've nautical
miss.
el8 I'M H, NAIVE LII, Collector, &c.
GsROToN AQuEDUCT DEPARTMENT October 49, lsoo-To
" SEWER BUILDERS proposals, Endorsed Proposal
building Oraugest win bs received the Office OF
bo CrooR Aqueduc Department until Saturday Oct 49, 1850 at
SocOk to build sewer in Orange from Cross st. to WAX
length 20 feet The plan and specifications OF the
and all Other Information relating thereto DO obtanedon
application the Contract CLERK ths OS NICHOLAS DEAN
President Croon AQueduct Department ole l0t
GTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF BECoRDs.-sesled
Spoposa will be received at the Street Commissioners Office
until Tuesday November 1880 O'clock r H. TO fence
lots IhIteih Thirty first and rh second streets Broadway
Paus Authorization thereto
tan be application the Clerk OF this department
Oct %, 1880 lo23l JOHN l. DODGE, ST CONT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-25

STREET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF BECORDS.-Sealed
Spoposals will be the COMMISSIONER Office
until Tuesday November 1880 O'Clock H. to fence vacant
Thrteih Thirty Thirty second Broadway
and pas specifications and Authorization thereto
had application the Contract Clerk Of this
Oct % 1850 To237 JOHN T. DODGE, St Comr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-25

PURSUANCE OF orjsr of SURROGATE Of ~. c.
Akr~ io n9See hssy gwen 70 all persons hsrSs clsin
sse MARI thoRfSoH e OF the City SsSYorA Diseased
The with voucher 10 Tia .nhss %
ooe q VIM Lesrr 30 Wal street in the CITY Of Nss;Yos
90 OF einre the fret day Of Mach naxsd YaS ~ S
DAY Of August lsa ALFRED @ THOMPSON, AauiaissrssS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-25

ryOR HAVANA, via CHARLESTON,
h SAVANNAH and KEY WEST-The D. ). Maj
o.o,,nahir ISABEL Capt Rollins, will leave New York on
da morning 9th inst for Havana, stopping one day at
Caston and leaving there the Isl OF November for ha
Cher uogts Passengers going through VIII have the priy
ege Of remaining board free Of charge while the ship La
al Charleston. For passage apply TO
ol6 t28 SPOFFORD. TILESTON CO. AZ Southst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-25
8. L. II WAKD, J
so Iaw6wF WARDEN HAYWARD

&UPREME COURT, Geae.ee County-JUDAH w RAN
k5SoM rs. ALEXANDER HATCA.-To ALEXANDER
HATCH Decentralization hereby ,ummoned answer toe
complaint OF Judah w Ransom, plaintiff this action, copy OF
She hereto amer ed which fled the office OF the CLERK OF
us County oil ueneee on Inc 9th day OF September V ano 10
serve copy the village OF Lee
the County of Genese ard State Newly within
Gays after tho service OF this summonp exclusive OF the day
Of such And You fail the complaint hereby
required The PaDl will take judgment against hundred
and tres collars III interest that from the 26day July
H45 besides the ami Disbursements Of this action.
oil law6wF ~ BANGS of Leroy. Plaintiff IS Attorney.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-25
STATES MAIL line from

limited STATES MAIL LINE from
u CHARLESTON to HAVANA, via SAVANNAH and
KEY WEST-The sp!ez did steamship ISABEL, 900 Ins
burden commanded By Capt William Rollins, will COM
her regular trips Monday, Oct aud sail regular
iysfrom Charleston c. fo Hayana the st and 18th Of
each month and from Havana Charleston the sth aud
I'd.
From Charleston and Savannah to Havana, 80
From Charleston and Savannah 10 Key West $50.
For particulars apply to
In Charleston NJ. 9. hORECAL
gents in Havana, DRAKE BROTHERS co;
Passengers leaving Havana by ls ship reach Balh-
more by The land route the ffh day or by meeting tha
steamer Southerner reach New York in same time.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-25
EVOR SAN FRANCISCO, California

L. The No new and fast doube-engne steamship
UNION Capt James Marks, having he major part OF her
Cargo engaged will leave this city for the above port touch
the 18th inst For freight passage having elegant &C.
comrnodatons, apply on board: Norlh River, or to
f.. ZACHRISSON CO.
o23 ST. 81 Wall corner Of Wster.st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-25
LEGAL NOTICES.

SJuPTtENb CUURT-L ihs alals@ appncalon OF
- Mayor, Adsasn And Counonay Of the City York,
hs Boorgd,s Roae ous Huadrd Seventh
.hs ~hes fos5 With Hundred trf
rusRt street. in tho Twelfth War Of ss& City Tie sub
sceT Commissioners OF Estimate 1n1 Assessment the out
ase matter appoRsS ue Of the suprsas the State Of
SevYorA sntarcd tho s+h Of Fsvsbs kys notes
to the OF the Of the Legislature OF TIA
Aci entitled Acl 70 reduces several a~s relating particularly 70 Tie
ey Of Nov Tor into Act passed Apr ela passed APr
IS 1885, shat toe absc, of hs ssas and nsssnsn' Of che
saS COMMISSIONER the above nAttst containing tho rAeo s
hs otA al such oS they
the OF hs COMMISSIONER together With zach ard he
tountot the whether bansht Ane tso
al the sdtv documsuts ghch used ~
do sad Commissioners making thsn report have osaa aepossa
the Office the Ssat Commissioner OF ihs City OF HsWforz oI
ays bsors the ps6 Commissioners make their report
70 the said Supreme Cou the and pacs hsrsns s1
toned And tbs sd Comssons farhst notice. pursuant 10
the OF the Acf untitled An Act TO ssna Ac' ena
Collection and Taxes ne
Cosuy ana for other passed Asy
passed Nay TO the occupant OF
hsrsby thoy the ss1s ans sssasass ana
that ali whcss affected thereby and who may be
writing DAVID OF SAID Cormssonsra al
place OF business IA ha City OF Few YORK
within thirty days from The data Of thu uohs And h' ms I
u land lying tbs Tweih
Ward oha City OF and Comprised end conapsA between
Tia nore aide OF Che Hundred and ana s
southsrY hps or Twenty sost
fronting the Eleventh oae Hundred and Seventh
Hundred and Twenty and the stres
and tying being between One Hundred aae Seventh ad ora
Hundred ans the centaT hns between
Tenth and Eleventh avenues ana the center ans
and Twelfth And toe SAID Commissioners arhsr give no
hcs that their report ths above mattsI will De- made ana present.
% the Supreme Conn the STATE OF New st Special Tern
the sd Court Be hss hs City Hall The City OF New FORK
Saturday the s5sh October D. Of
tss cosri sAa cay thereafter COUNSEL 90 heard
=. 2 SA RHRcg.en }conn,,o,.,..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-25

~ 81 5ss 9S aE sss' hereby havia eos
Pfsett The asne WITH vouchers thereof the nbsrt, :. t
o. X Goodman No loo Brcalway City OF New Yors
sYaissniA DAY Of July 1850 BRIDGET aEAD Aamps.y,t, '
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-25

EvOR CHARLESTON, S. C.-TTiE
q splendid Steamship "SOUTHERNER," n. BefrH
Master viii leave Pier No North River, on Saturday
Oct. S6ii At O'Clock, P H. precisely.
All Biz OF Laiing signed by The Clerk on board For
freight passage having uur;ysed scconodauoaS apply
to SPOFEORD, TILESTON CO IS Souihsl
S-Cousisrccs particularly requested 10 attend 10
the receipt Of their goods nnedia'ey upon tire arrival OF
landed OF Ivy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-25

knfVSGAhCE OF order Surrogate of the County OF
& cd sotcs sereby given all persons having
HENRY CRUh ats Of the City Of New York deceased 70
issen, the with vouchers thereof 10 The subscriber AZ The Of
~ Of a'over De Mott No. Broadway in the City of New
GA on oeinrs 'e aneieuth day OF November nextDateS
"e", iots, The s,tssnih day OF SIay $50
uyl' law6mFs HENRJET-rS cPuw idrn;r,..,..riY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-25

SUPREME coURrlu the Of the Mayor Aldermen and
~ Coinonay the City Of New York relative the extending
OF CAMASlREEi 70 ,ae said City straight ise, until inter
s Walker eei and the widening Of Wakerstree said City,
on me n0ery SIDE form seventy FIVE feet
oh 10 kuiseeet aud the throwing the Cora formed by the
neeeeon Of Ceser Orange Walker and Canal into the
fabhc notice hereby gyen that application WILDE duly
oe lbs Supreme Coui OF hs State Of New York Special
Term thereof 10 be ED al the Cay HALL the City of fak
SesauFpay The ninth day November 1880 opening
Soa on that cay OF rs thereafter can be heard for
e appointment OF Commissioner Of Estimate and Assessment IN
@ aeOye ented matter tie place OF John Lcvedge Esq
resigned Dated Oct 49, 1880
pll l4t Willis HAIL cor,ssl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-25
HOR SHREWSRURY.- LONG

A' q n > n h r " > D q n LO u
IL BRANCH. Ocean House,) PORT WASHINGTON
MOUNTS and BROWNS DOCKS CAtstdleiovn; J HIGH
LAND DOCK, when pracccable) and RED BANA--@Fao
wenknown steamboat JOHN HART Capt A. Il; Haggcr-
H. viii leave wes: SIDE OF PeckSap Ple East RiTos q
follows.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-25

PURSUANCE OF order oi the Surrogate County Of
ork noee hoeby all having
~Aaok0 MILLER late Of tho City Of New York, deceased TO
easn The came with vouchers thereof subscriber his ocs
au street the City OF New York or before the Sd
0 o. December nsStDstsd NeIork day OF May 1880
Ey3i lsw6msP HENRY FISHER Gdm;n;.tr.,os
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-04-26

Man Is neither an angel nor q brute
and the mischief is, they who would play
the angel often play the brute.
If the lightning fell upon low places poets
and other men who reason only fro n sIch
aualogies would have failed Of their proos.
In general we are more forcibly persua-
ded BY the reason which we ourselves
search out, than by those which are suc-
gestions Of the minds Of others
The mind naturally makes progress,
and the VIII naturally clires to objects /;
50 that for want Of right objects. it viii at
tach itself to wrong ones
There are men who speak well. bat do
not write we'll The Place. the circumgtan-
oes eet-, excite them, and elicit from their
minds, more tEaa they would End in them
without that stimulus
1t IS a-ser.ous fault to follow the exeep-
tion lp p-tead Of the rule We ought to be
riiGlGiy opposed to the exceptions. Yet
sI-lce it Is certain that there are excep-
sions to the rule, We should Judge rigidly,
but Justly.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-04-26
Some eluseS af Disease.

Solid substances BY decay become vols.
tile, they leave not a vestage behind An
imal and vegetable matter are prone TO
this destructive fermentation, and they
contain all the elements Of the most nutri-
tious food aud the daadIiest poisons. Let
tits decomposition progress. aad who can
tell .rhat recDmpos,t.ous are the result Of
tie primary decomposition.
All organic matter consises Of two or
more Of tie following four elements. viz
carbon, hydrogen oxygen a1J nitrogen;
and in combination OF these clements we
have all the necessities for the support of
lifc-the choice of them for its proIongs-
ton, and the means OF its sudden destruo-
ton The loaf bread and the beef stake
contain elements OF Prussic ACID. Nor
phia. and Strichnia The stems, leaves,
and flowers Of plants, contain the same e.
emcnts vet come are esculent. Others poi
sonous WHAT transformations NAV be
effected by decomposition 10 one can tell.
The most wholesome vegetables, the most
Loxious weeds aad the m04s poisonous
plants. growing in the same soil. nourish-
ed by the same maaJres, and vlviied bv
the same atmosphere and moisture. II
the properties of plants are Is variable as
the species. IS 1t improbable tat some G.
ven while living, slould ditTgse poison.
or all after death and during decay should
yield an effluvium capable Of producing
the malarious influence manifested by ma
ny melancholy results.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-04-26
CURI3SITIES.

Babies to sit on the lapse Of the wear.
The woman who kneeded the dough for
the crusts Of the earth.
\ box of salve to cure the felon on the
finger of sc0rn.
One of the pups Of a saw mill dog.
Garments for the naked truth
Leather tanned with the bark Of dog
Handles for the axes of the planets.
The nose of the face of nature
Drops to cure the tooth-ache in a rake
4 fox caught BY the hound of a wagon.
The skin Of a legislative body
The finger nail from the hand of a
clock
The eyes and nose of the Senate.
PRINTERS CURI0sITIEs.
\ crust from printers pie.
CloveI foot Of the devil
4 toe nail of a foot Of line
\ heel bone Of the sheeps foot
The pleasure received from an embrace
\ tear from a capitol I
The little finger of a hand
\ lawyer that plead printers case.
Some fur from the top Of small cap.
A candle made from a printers phat.
Some bark from a printers stick.
4 sting from 4 devils tail
A sight from a shooting stick
4 glass Of grog drank from printers
bar.
A feather taken from the bed of the
press
\ quoin from printers bank
The index Of a printers guide.
An uniform worn by General Intelli-
gence at the battle of composition.
An insult from an imposing stone
And few poor debts from delinquent
subscribers, which we hope will be paid
as soon as circumstances will admit
+ Havana Republican.