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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-19
1NHERE is A TINE FOR ALI

n THINGS, aud the SAMUEL BkOFdEkS, - Lua-
glh London heppy 10 say, that while they deyols
Their eisduiy the Preparations FOR h7 summer lhey
arc lot uumihoful thai they have gained prominence
TAey will maintain that preemGeEce by senag the o@sl
articles Having The most unparalleled variety, psytng to
their patrons The most sssdu0us aenuon, combined wn
nJe and economy They invite every stranger IN Loo
don invetugHle their unequaed collection Of Coihng
iuIese not ony for The present season but TO tbs APP
preaching summer.
In The Bespoke Department their system Of changing
separately for The cloth from he making and trimming, has
gained unbounded satisfaction.
The fesdyua stock for lhe pretent se2sp2 embraces
every ihpg that captsl aud skin can command
SSxony Dress Costs lss Cd TO Ss extra ssHouy, So TO
90 FrOck Costs So extra; Saxony Llama CO'h raeois
Sleeves SC lined win sik 24s (,his coat eau he wora
elher 40 frock or overcoa; Apaccs Coas IL u tls
Cashmere, lie to Os the Oxonian aHy color los Of
ioSts Trousers So 6tto Loo quilting Vests s. ApsccsNs
faisps fsble of Prices, flste of Fashions. Guide ID
seImessuTemenl by means OF which any geNuenan can
forward bis own orders and Schedules ior the Information
OF those requiring Naval Military, or EmgTen,s Quits
are ten1 10 al paris of the Kingdom free OF postage
SAMUEL BROTHERS, % Ludgste hill
a2lSSfTh door from the Old Bailey, London
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-19
YER7S CHERRY PICTORIAL


Tbis invaluable remedy for all diseases OF the Throal
and Lungs has attained celebrity hom iIs remakahe
cures equaled by any other medicine before Oher
preparations have shov themselves pasiives and some
times effected notable none has ever 40 1y won
he confidence OF every community where Il 10 known
Amer years OF trial IN every cBGte the results nave lno
puia5y shown 10 possess mastery over mi, ngel9us
class which could not fail to attract TIE attention
OF PHYSICIANS, Patients, and the public al large.
See the sateu not Of obscure lndiVduai ana hon
M distant places Of men who are Known ana respected
throughout the country. - ,,,., 49,, -,
The widely celebrated surgeon, Dr FAenuuo "iO","
EewYoTk City says. - . , n -,
'Aver's Cherry Pectoral, which cousifer pecunAD
adaoted 10 cure disesses Of the throat and lungs
Dr. Perkins, the venerable President OF ne vermont
Medical College one OF the enineny learned pnyScians
OF ths country writes The Cherry Pectera extensively
used Ia this section where has shown unmi'AkaOle e'
dence OF its happy effects upon pulmonary dseases
Rev John d. COchrane, . distinguished clergyman u
the English Church YTes 10 the proprietor rom Monues,
that lie has been cured Of asevere asIhnauc snecnOn %
Cherry Pectora" HB eer al f length. may be found 10
our Circular be had ofhe Agent and 10 worn Inc auen
ton Of asthmauc paiiess. , - .,,h,
Where the Cherry PeciorA has been once USED no
remains OF its virtues and ability 10 cure diseases Oh w
Lungs ,...ro = AVER
Prepared and Iold bY . JAMES y. - ~.
-, b.. al nr,ye4sts eyerv here mH lmMWSF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-19
DISEASES OF THE THROAT AND

ATSEASES OF The I II hOAI md
~ LUNGS DIR. w. VI CORNELL'S uhslers aud The
Powder for luhssion with the Lsyngsal Shower Syringe
for introducing the solution Of Nilse u Silver iut0 The
sctes he bad by ply scians pseus al No ~ War
reust Advice given to pageuss 2 -lod with he shove
I'd diseases the shove named so, DR.. ca
Works on Consumption, its treatment. SC and on In
balaIon ala GtMw&ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-19
OENTEEL AND LUCRATIVE OC-
SECRET OF BEAUTY, or How to be


~ Handsome.
Iran instruct any person how TO be handsome.
I teach now 10 MAKE brown akin fair and clear.
IteHeh how TO remove tan pimples ana hecKieB
teach how 10 change the saOw face into one OF beauty
ItsRch how 10 make the vrlDkle1 tkln nOOla
Leach how 10 make brown teeth a. white af pearls.
teach how 10 make diseased gums hard and sound
tesch how 10 make offensive bresh perfectly sweet
iea-h how to make hard, brown hands soft aud white
1 teach how 10 make the hair grow luxursnty.
ear hasten the growth Of whitkers, mustachlos &c
Itesch how 10 have bright aud sparkling eyes
reach how 10 preserve The eyeSighl TOR lie.
teach how 10 restore impaired eyesight
teach how change gray hair TO It's original Color
teach how change the color of the hair az desired
teach how TO make The hair soit, rich and glossy
teach tow 10 make the lips snd cheeks red.
teach how 10 remove superauous hair.
know they are ell perfectly harmless
know they are all very cheap end pleasant
1 know every perton VIII Ike them on trial
give dir, cious to make and use these COMPOUNDS
know they better than any Sdvertsed cJsineuCh
ask ONLY ONE DOLLAR Tor all this Information.
receive no letters unless postpaid
Address, or send to M. LAVASSE. French Chemist loi
NasBaust corner Of Ann, New-York-he VIII aego me
work by mail or otherwise. ~ No agencies established
IwDUcEMENT TO CLUES To accommodate neigh6or'
hoods eghl copies will be sent for FIVE DOLLARS Club
orders must mention oil the names OF the persons fmng
the club Beware Of limitations. Address as above
all lmTurh&S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-19
OHICAGO and GALENA TEN PER

NHILAGO anu GALENA TEN ZEN
OCENT. RAILROAD BONDS, S25.UCO.-fne cal
Ard Gslene Railroad bearing Pen per cent Interest,"
under authority from the LePis AZURE, payable 10 New
York and the principal convertible Ia the STOCK OF tn'
Company eny time within four years.
This Road orms link ia the great cnaln OF roads fros
he Atlantic cides the Mississippi River and possesses
also n very valuable local traffic lis one o The eh1aresi
roads 10 ILe world having cost but about Soo per nus
10 Elgiu To which place Il lie completed from Chicago
She sE dividend Of this Company eight per cent 10
tx months on the finished portion Of the Rosd
The Bonds aforementioned portion 81 nose ssieS
Tor he purpose Of extending the Rosd 10 Belydere,
Gich p0lntitis under contract 49,
These ten per cent Eouds for sale u amounts OF 80
ard 81 co Al 100 per with interest rom lsi May nex1
snd furush toe cheapest perfectly sale secuI'y GA INA
market
Earher particulars can be oblaioed Of the subscriber
ms MWSlj JOHN THOMPSON. 81 Wallis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-19
HNTER EST an CTTY STOCKS.-Ths

j
lnterer on the pubic stocks Of the city OF New. YorS
due and psj sbe, Nay iT, 1851, will be pMd on ina
a. The n echarics Rank 50 Wslld The transfer books
will be closed "Wednesday, Apr, 9, At o'clock, r N
permitted during he period The Bookg remain co.ed TO
lake effect Mev lst j. X TAYLOR COnNoAeI
New York. March 81. 1881. 81 tmJS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-19
PIANOS.

DIAN S.--Two o. octave rosewood
Pianos Of excellent tone and hni'h-one OF them ne~
and warranted and the other only year Prices
moderate Apply at No 262 Sever n at oaiween Avenues
and d. Music the piano thoroughly taught on m9uef
ale terms ais -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-19
NEw.YoRk March 10. 1851
Sur: Ahout four weeks ago had very

EEW.YoRK, March ID. 1851
SIR About four weeks ago | had very
SseveTe attack Of Rheumasm, which confined ne 10 the
house weeks After having tried seyera remedies Tor
this complaint without benefit whatever was iuOrm
ed hat the Rheumatic snd Para yc Powders aud Lnlment
oud cure accordi9gly purchased one box OF Pow
ders and bottle OF Lniment After had taken three
Powders, snd used the Lininent, The eXcruciang pans
len that alter hYo days rom the I'm" commenced
taking tbs medcse was able to attend 10 my business
aid now feel my sci cured.
CHARIEs Fox
RHETMATIC AND PARALYTIC REMEDY-These
Po~ders OF me most valuable preparations known
specific ifuot niabe. They also highly ecompend-
ed for PsfsyIs BLd those who have friends afflicted With
this PLANT may can on the preparer Of Ms medicine
Who VIII e'er heu 10 nunDer OF persons VINO arc no"
being benefited by the Use OF these Powders
Extract leIler from Providence, L. Mr. r. has Ia
hen six powders be 70 decidedly better hS memory aud
articulation are much improved.
Mrs Low 68 Vaudsm ST. has been confined 70 The house
The pS.. scars 9 ar @ or PIG o Se s
b,gd down and durng her Illness Of sixteen years she
could The Table ard take her meals with the FAINT
y Of the food falling ron her moa.h She
SITS 'at.e " 70 the family, and partakes OF her
meals with pleasure and moreover chews her food on the
e side preference 10 the right side which she has not
dOne before h- past sixteen years In fact the muscles
he tongue and OF the NOUN restored 10 their nars
motors, ard fewise he muscles OF her arm aud eg per-
form her uncOrs 80 That abe no iep' ABOUT her room
The friends OF persons who ara ac Ied win ne sOr OF
mentioned IL th's advertise msnL may Call o. Mrs
Low Judge FOR themselves of the wonderful curative
prcl eriss Of these Powders Mrs Low commenced tax
Ing here Powders Nov. 3, 1850.
Mrs Sheppard. a Beeknsn At vss severely afflicted
al yeas with Rheumatism IN the egs, and was cured
by ltese Powders
IL very severe cases Of Rheumatism Linment "a also
uscc as an outward Bpplcauen and sod with tho Pow
Gers.
TIE annexed st OF persons is likewse given as refer
ces Of The curative qualities OF these Pow ers. Robert
esB l59 Nonroe ST.; Col Hushan, 81 HesIerst; Mrs.
Myers So Essex-st Ad-lia Grant, IA Cheslutst 80
Sod by Sylvester ~ Wakerst DR. X. T. Iii bard, III
John ct William \ Florence, ofTniriagenue aud
Thny- fourth John Ven Dyk, 81 GrsndsL, Wiliams-
bureh; D. Wynsns NJ d corner OF Columbia ana NV
lngtcnss. ,,-.,--
These Powders put up II boxes and the directions
labeled on them Price so cents box
Prepared ard sold, wholesale and retsil, by
a lawSwSs CHARLES FOX, 2ll4 Diylsionst NJ l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-19

DIANO-FORTES.--V. +. HARRl-
SON q Canal At WA Groom ID story offers Tor sale
kspendid assortment OF Rosewood PIANOS OF 81 aud
octaves with the latest Improvements al9 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-19
FINANCIAL.

DREPAYMENT.-The Board of Di-
a. reciors OF The American Mining Company have or
dere1 assessment Of twenty-five cents share on each
char ofs,O,k 10 the ANTIOQUIA MINE numbered from
No OLe No Ten THOUSAND ncusi7e on or before the
18th cay OfAphl inst. WARREN CURRlER,
Secretary OF American Mining Company.
Wirlsor. Vermont. pill II. A D.. 1851. an "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-19
DRY GOODS, &C.

NISITORSTO ENGLAND-HODGES
SCOTT. : New BoDd-sL London, ShlrtmsEers 10
he Royal Family beg call the attention OF gentlemen 10
neIupeTor make OF Shirts which for cheRpless sdoeTi.
onD OF cut aud maeris stand uuTyaled charge Tor 3
Ihlfu only = O. al9 o"TuSNfhN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-19
NnARTIERS, COAL COMPANY.-

~ Notice is hereby given that election Tor Directors
OF The Chsrsrs Coa Company will be held al the Odd
Of the Company At Oral HafbOr, the Ohio RiveL nea
Pittsburgh on ErdBy, the 10th day OF msy next st m
THOMAS McELRATH, President
q WATSON CARR Secretary. al TuTh&Shl5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-19
NAM. s. VANDERBILT would call

NAM. :. VANDERBILT would call
TIE hteraoa Of his customers and The public gO0e-
rally, to his well selected stock Of
CLOTHS. CASSlMERE5. NESrlNGS,
tod SUMMER STUFES, (which ne has purchased on
he m0si favorable terms, Tor Cash consequently enabling
lin 10 cell In accordance al his well.kuOwn
TAILORING ESrABLlSHMESr,
6 Broadway frat door fTom corner OF Canal At, wher.
he 10 prepared 70 make up GENTLE1ENS aud BOYS
CLOTHING Of every description Ia The neSesi and mos
fashionable Style
Re slso keeps constantly on hand well selected SHo1
AeN OF GeuGemcL's and Boys Ready ASte C.0ia,ng
Also. general assortment OF
GENTLEMENS FURNISHING AArIcLES,
OfeyerV variety al l5W$
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-19
SILK. WORSTED AND COTTON

~ sl trsm and orgsUzne, dyed or Ia the gum email
sken SeWires 10 hGf End quarter pounds snd 100 sEen
hundes irinl Servings tn lsrse skens; ssdders Saw
ngs all colOrs Embroidery for shaws, aud F0ss tor
lyh he epds OF piece goods.
Woisted Ysrn-les ard 2Cs dyed or In grease.
Cotton Thfesd-Nos II to 80.
Cotton Ybn-Nos ID 10 20 al colors, on spools or Ia
bundles. for manufacturers zee.
Linen ThTtsd-No. q, whitley brown aUd black. For
sse by lsls lw' J. s. sHAPrEk 233 Peartst
ENDlA RUBBER GOODS-Mznufac-
s Gured under GOODYEAR Patent The Newark
Inda Rubber Manufacturing Company, store 80 Msid~u.
lane. New-fOrs; factory neWsrE, NeT-Jcrsey.-
Corpary manufacturers and wholesale dealers u III
the different articles now Manufactured undef 9OOdyeJfs
Pssft snd guarantee I'll lheir goods ~ being equal n
qualify representation Morchsnts requested 70 call
az goods warranted TO slggd sny climate. The most
liberal ieuns to country deslefA
HIRAM HUTCHINSON. President
WARREN AcKERAAN. Secretary. ma 2mO&StW'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-19

Removsl-The Office ofhe
IL UDSON RIVER FIRE INSUR-
EANCE COMPANY is removed from No. s. TO No.
90 Wall-sL Manhattan Bank building.
CAPITAL 100000.
All paid In aud securey invested,
beside la ge surplus
fbs Company will continue 20 insure MerChandiIe,
Dwellings Household Furniture aud other property ai1sI
loss or dgmsse by FIRE the mOa favorable 81 and tho
public may rest assured that al losses which his C)mpsny
mBy sustain will be literally adjusted and paid with their
accustomed prompuiude In money al The banks Ia
this city ISAIAH BLOOD. President
T. J. AVERY. Secretary.
JAMES REQUA. Assistant Secretary mis- MWSH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-19

ZpANKING HOUSE OF J. CARO-
FILTERS & co. No. IS Woosst PITTS BUCGH, Pa
Collections made all tho PRINCIPAL CITIES OF the
UNITED STATES Reference IN W.YOrk-Messrs
WnsO~ Lsusr 4 Co. 81 Waltt aul7 II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-19
pATENP CORAZZA SHiRT-The

@ eoseheeE having made large adoiaoas 10 hs mssafac
Sb,,, low prepared 10 fufuish las above use9uLsd
,ho,S aseoy mAds, or make them by ms6s1rcmeui al
slso 81 Wa'rantsd IN every instance tie would
ussSs 'ehoou TO bis Lars t.ock Of gerGenen's fur
presS vpos se'ecleo oy Die agent AID imported ex-
Hosierv - te1su Wsoe VIZ. Irag6ls, scsrfs, Gloves
genacsss,~ comprising every article RppeF.1a.gs % .
PUh.pse. wardrobe. }. AeArE 81 Brost way, corner
~ lm*
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-19
VI CaEGFNEss, STRENGTH, AND PURITY OF


that transparency and sifness, which It has 40 pre-
eDeb y attain ed longer Than any Other starch yeL luo
ducod For the Dressing Of LAG h, LINENS &c 1ntns
equal t. II 10 particularly recommended for the Dress
log Of SHIRTS the easy elasticity, which II reisos
damp weather. presents to the Wearer a peaHng
nd contrast the stiff and unc0mf lrtaOie APP
~ o., co1rn1on Starch Il requires boiling 10 perfect
10 nee rom al m pureI and Is warSn ed not 10 saheFe
~so5 nv all respectable Grocers In NewYorG Brooklyn
WnlismsoUTgh. &C. ,0o,, ,,,,rvrp o. pinast
ais IL AgeLl, ULOhOh " AuINHNl = -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-19

nR. CHARLES MUNDE'S WATER
~ CURE ESTABLISHMENT, in Bensonvlle, North
pon Mass has been reopened For further particulars
apply 10 the Doctor, above, or 10 VIM. RAUL II
BrOadWRY. NrE.YOrk ~ Iuou
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-19
TO Ladies.-The

IAhVT1.-IUUUTIuHI 10 I1dUICo'- 4 L4O
~ GLEEFIELD PATENT DOUBLE REFINED
POWDER STARCH.-The manufacturer OF THIS stAfcn
respecuIy invites companion any other ia the
net; he assured that Lsundressss HouseEeeo-
e sud Others giving fair tra viii rod mat II s'aods
unTiysllsd Tor ...
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-26
Theatrical Prospects and Performers.

The runner campaign At the dramatic estabsh
oftht metropolis T. carried with considerable spirit by
The rival managers. The company q Bur.on's house
which i undergoing repairs AMI improvements
arpsar three times . week At Nibo's where the public
can pnjry comedies worth listening TO- represented BY
ladies ard gentlemen of the drst rank ia their profs
.on The other three nights o. the week Niblos garden
!. made entertaining ny the pleasing performances Of
The ratel family. The ballots very brilliantly exc
cutsd ard E,rtin and Ciocca give great satisfaction
Ciceta + q the brightest stars u tn troupe
Rsn,hts ere the order q the day at Brouehams
yc,um which the pr prieor sdvertiae to be h.. from
q, seventh = July TN the middle q August II has
bad fair hare q public patronage and 10 the autumn
Nth company will prove stn more attractive
plars 4 resort than il has been this
Tie Natiota Theatre produces more original pieces
hsn ny other ctablshm In The city. and has paid
authors handsome prices Mrs " Jones, who would
prove very valuable leading for any ars class
theatre. hss recently performed successful engagement
this establishment which aourishes both in
ag well a. winter
The Bovsry Theatre has been quite successfu during
the seaFon Mr. Eddy j. the leading performer, ard
with cultivation and study may become great
ayrite Ills chief fault l. IN his provincial pronuncia
ticn lie has been quite popular, however with hts
audiences One two original plays, in which he has
appeared have advanced him rapidly
At the Broadway Theatre Charlotte Cushman has
meuced with her usual success, engagement to per-
senate her round q fayorite characters She Is the
leading actress Of the American stage, and i alike
honored for her character and talents In England AMI
here AZ home Originally making her appearance % the
stage with Mrs wood a vocalist she has encountered
many obstacles. but has gained by the force Of hsr
genius, he prout,st position We perceive in her
ragemeot than appears upon the surface aud
reminded that the American drama owes much 70 her
zeal ard rerssyerauce Her career has been a.terly
very bright and might have been at earlier day
hut f. the low recognition n talent born sell
to which have bad kiudy feelings q encourage
ment We 80 10 tIe talent AMI genius q that young
and lceltus Buchanan ecrms 4 the highest excellence
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-26

ARRIVAL THE UNITED STATES BRic DoLrHIS-The
United States brig Dolphin, from cruise around the
world Of thiry-nine months arrived below Tuesday
night and reached the quarantine yesterday in tow Of
steam boat Achilles
The Dolphin sailed from China the odd Of July 1850
foi San Francisco touching at MANILA Borneo and the
Sandwich Islands, She left San Francisco the 18th
Of December, Valparaiso the 18th Of March, and Rio
Janeiro the 18th Of May, from which port she made
the passage to New York in forty days She left
New York In May, ls4s
The officers report that the fever had greatly abated at
Rio when they left.
The following list Of her officers Lieutenant Com
handing 7 j. Page; Acting Lieutensnts, q. Fox lex
onbcer) @. P. Welsh c. H. Wells Assistant Surgeon o.
J. wister; Midshipmen, J. J. Cornwall, c. l. Ham,
mond; Captains Clerk, J. u. Foster.
USurp Stairs suRv,yI~a srs,stn Tfrryrt--Ths fol-
loving IL lit 81 the or a the a. q surveying
u. amer Iietzel. arrived I0sfday from Key West
men, W u Hopkins aud y. 7 Wet; first Engineer, "
Mason; Second do q u. Knox; Captains Clerk, X.
knarr
p,rs.cora June II II sorry 10 inform you that
Fin &c the arrival q the sar4nac from Havana, serious
illness has broken out board aud there up
wards n 50 officers and mcn the sick let No deaths
yet The Albany Ii looked for hourly at this port from
Havana yondsrcs If he keU Orleans Tue Delta
United states sloop Of war Levant has been hauled
nnation to be lengthcned and undergo extensive
pairs.
The u s ship ~ war 81 Louis NJ Buenos Ayres eth
ut, vas 10 sal in few days for the United states
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-26

Our readers will Cad under regular telegra.
phc head variety q interesting Intelligence from
all parts Of the country Il will be perceived that
.he Canal bill il approa hing il end in t5e Legs
lature and that il will probably BE- finally disposed
Of in a very short time. As soon az that subject
and the appropriation bills, (Which have been
reaehed) shah have been passed, We shall look fJr
en- early adjournment of the Legislature.
We likewise give under our telegraphi' head, the
concludir procee dngs ofthe Wing state Convention
Of Lancaster, Pennsylvania. The most important
Of the doings q THE body we're reported IN yoster
day. paper, viz The selection ~ candidate Cir
Governor, AMI the nomination Of General scott FIR
the Presidency subjects which arc treated of 10 a
separate article j. this days HraA
We publish, to-day, additional news from the Old
world, received ~ tic steamship Europa
We regret to hear that the cholera i increasing
at the West II isto BE- hoped that i viii Mt reyi-
cit New York. We have repeatedly called upon
the authorities to put this city 10 such condition
as not to invite i 70 this metropolis but IN vain
If Il should come here, they sill, no doubt, make
great fuss about adopting sauatory regulation,
when, perhaps, il will Pc too late
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-26
Accident At CrOtOu Falls.

CRoToN FAILs, june 25-4 p. NJ.
give below the particulars Of fatal accident which
occurred the railroad station at this place. Of any
value to you please correct the errors and insert in your
paper Of to morrow
On the arrival Of the from New York this
ing Croton Falls three fem aes 1.-TWO coored the other
very large old woman who on their way to Lake
Mahopack servants had got into Badwns stage and
the driver looking for their baggage ut the cars
when the horses started and before any could stop
them away. After running about hundred rods
the stage with two Of the females Zone Of the coored
women having jumped out was thrown down stone
smbankmsnt some twenty feet in height breaking the
stage to pieces and severely njurng the two females
the elder much so that she died in a few hours
Every attention given them by the inhabitants and
the physician Of the place. No blame attached to
any one unless to the Commissioners Of Roads for not
having guarded the II being at the end of
a bridge over the Croton River j. o.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-26
General scott Nominated by Pennsyivania
for the Next Presidency.

General SCOTT j. nov in The feld-the frst regular
whig candidate FOR the Presidency Ia the contest o
ls52 lie was nominated Tuesday last by the
Wing state Convention 81 Pennsylvania, which
held IT, session at Lancaster IN that state Reso-
lutions we're passed. at the time, ~ favor q
protective tariff, approving il general terms, oftho
Compromise laws, declaring strongly IN favor Of the
Union and evncing full confidence 10 the measures,
policy, and principles q Mr.. Ftllmore's adnnstra-
zion. resolution specially directed to he support
Of the Fugitive Slave law, a. il now exists % the
statute book, vas rejected by large vote, the,
GEOGRAPHICALLY iequing ht question opsa FRI agitation,
sithr BY way ofrePoai y amendment, - some sab'e
Ss.Snf C0rgrtss
This is tho 6rst regular whig nomination made
by any state convention for tho contest ~ l5j2,
and il comes from ono of the most powerful, inaa.
ential and respectable q the old thirtocn-Penn.
sylvanis always considered tho keystone = the
arch of the Union. The nomination and the plat
form are both very important matters, AMI they
will lead to great and exciting discussoas nall tho
States during the next eighteen months. The wigs
Of The great state Of Pennsylvania, in convention