New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-23

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sopvs Bar. Tuesday. Juss Is, fs99
The advantages of this district Of cosn-
try, no, only in its nsral scenery bat IN ts pss.
session Of the 6nest harbor on the lake, seem al
length to be appreciated. The S~hss Canal. Coz
Meeting the bay with the Erie Canal, IS in progress,
and company is organized for the construction Il
Railroad from Sodus Point 10 the Syracuse and
Rochester Railroad. When this is completed, .
trip to Washington can be made in the time now
taken for one 10 Newly ork-ths distances being
nearly the same. TIE transformation of these
wooded hesdlands and Islands info smooth fields
and country seats, is somewhat 10 be dreaded,
however, by the lover Of romantic scenery. Moth
ing can be more bewtehing than the morning or
evening beauty Of this blue expsnse, bordered By
the reflection OF its rich woods, and dotted vita
lie lovely islsnds. The numerous groves Of chest
nut trees, spared where cultivation has renewed
the forest, form a striking featured stately one
shadows the snily burial place, half mile from uy
brothers residence, aud the "Pont 10 ssrlanded sh
them grove Of beach trees liale further nortk,
on high bluff overlooking the lake. With smooss
greenswNd entirefree from underbrush. and cluster
ing srbors Of the Wild grape SPOT that should b
kept sacred 70 the picturesque
No more charming place could be thought Of for ssu
mer retreat than Sodus Point; paradise. morsovsr
for the fisherman and huntsman. Leaving Neg Yorkta
one Of the splend steamers Of the Peoples Liae. and
breasssing in Albany at the Delayan House, wheretss
traveller nds nothing to ~ish TOR are at Gsaeva ~
3oclock where The stage Is In waiting tringas pssssa
gers this htsle village the evening" Au spsses-
pal Church 10 being built and some new houses foe
which there 10 increasing demand Tao place Of
worship heretofore has been the village 81 Sodas sx
miles distant, where there several churches AZ
of ,hese the other day, where minister from .
neishboring village preached excellent sermon. lon
media,ely after the benedica'n ~S pronoasced.
voice from the tarshest part Of the coasregadaa
called out: $50 Httts
brother w., amt you going 10 read the nstcefS
"We guess vii do to eayeIt tlll afternoon" wss
the reply frOm the pulpit
ar ~ill be beet mink, to take the peo,ls now;
some OF them may GO home'
reado g IT," After which conversation the congregations
was die missed.
lady practitioner Of medicine In the village, 10
in advance Of the movement for she has been
prof, ssor of the Dealing art nearly twenty years She
studied with her husband tho Il physician Of ss'se-
Rshed repute and commenced practice usder HE sas-
piees, having her swp of patients Thar number
rapidly increased In part owing to her success and In
part L. supposed hst her charges were rather moro
oderae than those Of the Doctor He Ia above feeiag
any jealousy, however OF the rising reputation OF hts
wife, and they continue ride their respective rounds
in attendance the sick The lady employed chiefly
by the suffering Of her and Tor children, and
possesses the entire confidence Of all who know her, u
to be supposed that consultations are hell In dica's
cases. Mrs g. Ia woman of admirable energy, and
has reared large family OF children, seeing to tse coa-
Germs Of her household ws as eaoing TO her pro-
fsssona duties Those interested 10 the estabshmens
of medical college for women, would perhaps like 70
have her report of her method and success In the treat
mens Of disease kFs.