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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-27

"A atsd In West oloomfed, ~ jersey Number OF pupils
limited al ~. DAVID A. FRAME. A. NJ Teachers
WILLIAM 5. WARD, a VI
From the ASSURANCES OF parents VINO have sons ~ ul-
School, and Of Others II a believed that Il commends Itself
eminent degree 20 all acquainted with 10 details The
limited number OF pups-s exclusion ofa day scholars
the tnoroug epason for College or business. hch It's
pupils recsvethe heahune-s snd pessanness OF rs To-
ca0n-ihe ample private Fairgrounds which ound and
emb-sh 1.-THE salutary moral Influences which peTvade
AID control 1.-THE hsme-ike comforts and attentions OF the
family circle ard the freedom from al yiualng and corrupt
ing ueebborhood inhueGces-a combine 10 throw around
hs School special for that class OF parents VINO
care much for The solid Intellectual improvement OF heir
children more still for their eath and comfort, and most OF
all for TIE right moral training.
TsTas-From $40 $50 the session OF rye months, IN full
for every ordinary expense. 49,
The Winter Session viii commence the Let day of No
vember.
Circulars furnished application to the Principal hy mail
or Otherwise DAVID A FRAME
Ash and Hall Oct 22f 1915 O23 o.
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TRIRuNE LOB PRINTING oEErICE-

TRIBUNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE.
No. sPRUcE-srkEET-I Aree Do0rs pom Naisau-stre
Two Observation-Disclosures supplied with all kinds
Of PRINTING d. the cheapest rae, VIZ:
Cards. Bils Lading,
Circulars, Receipts,
Bill Heads, Cheeks, &c
To LITERARY GEsrL EMEs.-O Manmeript prin.-
ed with accuracy.
Pamphlets Stereotype Wort, and all kinds OF
Books Iefter Pes Printing.
To LECTURERS AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS beautifully
printed
Lecture Bis Small Bills for Dislri-
Mammoth ilis. button, &c
AM every description Of PLAN and Ornamental job Work
tied with great and puncgay, the Oce,
No. sprce-street
The improved POWER PRESSES for Books, PAM
PHLETs, &C.
AL work the above Presses Will be don. ST
dinarv low pric-. yll-N
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NIK-. liANkIN, residing IA tie Township oI fouAers
lVIWestchesei IS miles from the city OF New FORK, hav-
ng opened Schoo for the education OF her own daughters
will receive twelve other young Misses into her fsn
ly 10 b. educated with them .
The Fail term will commence the first Thursday IN No
vember Circulars containing terms. &c. may be found At
the Office Of he Anglo American No barclsy-st Asor
80
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~ DIR. 4. I. Won Cori'- Patent Oalvanc Bands
win Magnet Power Ihese ElecIo bands lave
proved OF tie greatest efficacy tho system n sos AL
di.-sses They vii sp-iy remove ne most seus pains
In any part OF Tie system Sold viii ul directions =. No
il5s BrOaiway slo cccuos
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Schools.
DOARDING SCHOOL.

DOAKDING sCHOOL-IRyING INSTITUTE,
ID rarryfovvn " Y. established in 7S Tie Winter Term
oi Institution vii open punctlsiy on Monday. Nov
Applications for adrd ssOn should De made, II poss =,
before that day. important that every pupA should or
present A. The organization OF tie classes Tor te - n
Catalogues whcs corlsiu also 1T ~ reefrnce. and
Of patrons, 10 LAD a. Bartlett Neord-, As.or House
Crlwel's. IS Broadway. R.yuOfs, 5 BO~sry
During October The Principal will be home. % receive
visitors. on Mondays, and may &c seen - hsyno BOOK
store on Saturdays. WILLIAM ?. LYON. a VI
Principal snd Pror -eor.
T.RRyrowN. Sept - 1916.
The unfers cred having been requested by Wu T Ly9n
E- 20 attend The othe pupils OF the irving IN
uie which be presides. pleasure IN iaung tie
nigh gauncarOn they have derived from observing mere
Aabe proficiency OF The pupils and the evidences tey
have exhibited OF ihOrou. systematic aai entity sue
polite education. While the minds Of the pupils give such
evidence ~ careful nErre OF n, uuc-T gnec have
had occasion through successive years observe that their
morals ard manners equally sab ect 70 careful and g
dlcious training and % system OF csclpine a. once IN
heNnly ~ q, yet psernal and Just
In addition 70 the advantages which the Irving Institute
possesses FOR the education Of youth account Of 10 emf
ueniy saubrcus situation the health Of the pupils Is
ma.csly promoted by sctye exercises within the ample
grounds Of the institute part ~ which fixed "
lum, by swimming sssng the season invites. ard
by more extended ramoes among the attractive scenery or
the neighoOrhOOd
WIN confidence in he irving Institute strengthened in
Of he undersigned by prolonged observation they
once prompted by their feelings ard hy sense OF DUTY 10
commend q sirong.vto pubic cor s'dersiion signed,
ALIEN sLfDELL MACKENZIE, U. >. n.
Rev SAMUEL KELLOGG,
Rev WM : MOORE.
Rev. DANIEL SMITH.
JOSEPH NJ. scRiBNER NJ ID.
PHILIP r. PAULDING,
HARVEY ROCKWELL. OILS 2weoi
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FEVER AND AlUE

sIyI,HAT OLD tAyORITE AND siERLlNO RENE
i DY."-" ROWAND's IMPROVED TONIC MIA
TURE" for Fever and Ague" No medic.ne, In any age
or country has ever met with such universal
teced against covsfetts by the written signature VI u.
proprietor john H. hoald the top Of each ooiie) IL
may be hal In lis u strength genuineness and purity al
te orana inventors one vt No 81 North Second street,
Phade pha OF u o. Fay General Agent No. $50 ~.
tnn-.L Hnmp storrl sun BnIilngs hev YOrs e1 5nrOd
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LEGAL NOTICE


CALLAGHAS HOFFMAN, Alto, niss cad Counsetors ut
r and and Co1n,elors N Chaaeery, IL. Pine
81. NerU. York,
HAVING associated them seyss In the practice of the pro-
tessOn IN all s branches, hsy nov prepared 10 al
tend 10 enforcing OF Claims COnyeysnt us OF ell kinds,
Execution of Comm for The Examination Of " ness-s
and all other matters connected vim profession general
y and Al the same time numale that Mr.. HOFFMAN,
. for several pracced the bar of one Of lie Bri
t.h Colonies hieh has Rendered him Jannv 'oh rv ru1
and practice Of The EHs a Cours the nfm VIII oe pap
py 10 nd. ouaS the business clsns or cOn-spondence Of
pa, requiring professional assistance either IN Great BRIT
am Coaadas Ncva scota Men Byunseict, Prtase Id
ruayd Lasd. the foioHls5 generally
B-One other Of the 'm vl aIuays BE- Ia attendance
at ths Office furtag o1sines, hours or I'm
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CLAN KEMAKD-Inu-,da night our siUre - As
- (UVeuertd by some burglars ~ ho stole rhererOm be-
tween three and four hundred dollars IN New York STATE
and Eastern Bank Bills Also Crecs 40 +. Sheldon Co
N 81 on th- Bank OF America for IS OIL; Messr- Town
send Bruile ches payable ~ order. by ne Union
BaL for $40 77-lOu-pas u Of which have been stopped
A.p n Noe. drawn ty our frm payable fhe order
al the Executors Of Luxe Dawes dec ssed for sac 1900
enen PAYABLE monthly commencing Dec All. 1875. sIi
so-.. - Henri. Trol, Bird ard John Chaiwica The
Sors.u.t of John ~ Dawes Of he Execu'or need
Ell 10 make Inc noss negotiable. Also M-s-r- TOWNSEND
Brothers. note dated Aug -1. a. NOS. for 500 6(l00
mi .rdor.-a TIE above ard VIII be paid FOR the
covery of tie above deserted property a proportion
Tor any psrt thereof JOHN NJ. DAVIES JONES.
- Mli1r-sf.
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EANItY SCHOOL, tor Boys, a. Caldwell, n Jersey
10 miles from " Y. with which city there IL daly
communication The Winter Session will commence on the
frst Wedne sday OF Nov. and continue months Every NJ
tanton will bee given 10 secure comfort ia the family
and advancement IN school Terms reasonable. Circulars
NAV be obtained NJ ". DODD'S, Brick Church Chapel
where The Principal may be from Sd to 25haso ON
% -. ~ REV X PATERSON
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II0WII>t. SALOON for ssl--Ous OF tie beet
IL 800. IN lie CIV y offered for consequence OF
The proprietor hayss oaeF busn-. 70 .iienc TO- nsare OF
IS Tvs BROWN, ISs WAAUss
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Bouhs.
TREASURY OF HISTORY,


TREASURY OF HISTORY,
COMPRISING general introductory Outline OF Uni
u History Ancient aud Modern and seriss Of
.epars Histories Of every prn pa Nation that exists, Their
rec pro gr-,s and present conduon &c &c 81 SaIhur.
IT, History Of America edited BY John Inman, ESQ.
IT. "a tors country papers woose circulation exceeds
O0 copies VII BE- entitled 10 receive lais wOrs, by pro-
perry noticing the their several journals aud Tor
" sIso. -'o b B1Si ABE iei Fulton
JUST PUBLISHED,
THE NATIOSAL GEOGRAPHY ~ ior senoSs' Nus nus
ustsd By - engsynzs and - maps ~lth sVes
map, plan IN vol 40 oJ D " oVooflcn' e'ln"'
TIE sboy- ,Sors has already been introduced into ihs
Puoc schools Of Rochester and IN nuIno-r Of ousrs
Th- hr.l edition nearly disposed OF, the second
-. sos &c p-'D' HIGSTISGToN SAVAGE. 2s Pesrl-s
CULTIyATOR FOR OCTOBER
lust RECEIVED-The reputation Of lh. publication for
j ntr n.ic worth Ennysed Il Is considered by AZ neu
be- the beet WORK Of the Kind now Puosned SUB
.crlrtou price only dollar Compete sets Of
.h- back volumes s-o single numb-r-, can o- bad Of
% MARI H. NEWMAN 100 brad way
SCHOOL BOOKS.
THE subscribers keep eoastsniy on hand complete a..
sorment Of School Books for sale Al he loves, pnce-
.o Copy Books made OF sgperne paper States ard SAG
Pencils lax and lnksands Lead Peneia Steel Pens w ~
ting Paper and every description OF School sAnonerY Vi
'D = S''-''' '.J4ASsESs BELL. I5s Ha..aa:.t
a LliANAC-.-Tbs u.ae .aPPnesi WIN A,lnsn.s. !"
a m. Dr. =. u marufscnrng Al To- Tribune on = -
,U.N AND UKNAlIENrAL Pastlns II fsa,p-,
- fences and every description :. 49, ~ Wooi
snd Maro.e. shop corner 81 William sna Ces" eHHsaee
~ Inn. SEYMOUR RossETEa
IoI-D .HELL--Tae subscriber. haze just recesv.
IN ed AZ assortment OF goi sad shea. and gold and
silver IN cup. for painting gold and silver. Also gold and
silver writing 1d Tor wrnns IL god and silver soT sale
a. The stationery siss5AshIsen' u JANSEN BELL,
GA - Ssssa0st
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RErBEN ROwLEY, wrenlhan,, Mas
- 49, oar.-alars apply 10 CltefofPolce

n = flTLIfT
DEscElFrIoS OF IHE TH'tf-he = very geuee. 10 ap-
pesranc and address srrsz qcs about ~ yesr- OF age
-.f or inches high well made; DARK h.r ana whsS-
80. wore b.c< coat, black .sin vest, ard DARK
pnri. red stripe; gave TIE name u sousstr, and a sup
r,..4 - - American $50
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sOARDINC SCHOOL.

PREPARATORY (BOARDING) SCHOOL, MIDDLE
Il TOWN, CONN.-D. H. CHASE, A. NJ PRINCIPAL.
Established in 1885 Sessions commence May 18Th and Nov
18th connun g I'VE months, at $50 session Tnooush
preparation Cole business and personal attentions
are secured 10 pupils fully the most expensive schools
Lads from Newfork placed in charge OF caren per.
son going and returning Circulars Al Market street and
80 p-c.fYsv d23
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sTEREoTYIING AND PRINTING-
MUSICAL INSTRUCTION

GufdT, SlngIHg, decorde0H and tDiin.
425 Broadway, over hearl Brothers store.
NJ DJMsDAI, PrOfrssO. Of Music, Is enabled by bis
WI. new yucal System. 10 give sfes and gentlemen
OF New YOrk thorough OF Music and the above
fashionable instruments, &c, % less LINE and
reasonable Than ans other N The city. rich and beautiful
French Guitar with American national ornaments In pearl
for sale al one half cost NJ ID always
A. 3 and 6. O'Clock 7. sth- Mu-cai S-oou. o-5 q
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OFFICE OF TIE HovsArosIc RAILROAD Co.

OFFICE OF THE HoUsATosIc RAILROAD Co /
Bridgeport, Oct q, 1915.
FOLDERS Of tho osligai ous OF the HOusaonc Rail-
IL road Company approved thereon by the Commission
.rs on road whether payable demand or on linz,
ar, hereby notified that said Company will be IN readiness
on toe vf November nsx 70 pay al s1ca oo!s
cons on presentation office in Bridgeport, after which
ume interest Will cease ~ accrue
ol5lnl II NICHOLS. Treasurer.
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CD 100 kEwAkDm--...o,.sa iIeg, ne .',.laPo.

En- .nn kEWARD.--sto.ea from The steamboat
Z,0UUMs.s.enn'esi'o On saturday morning. I'm Inst
49, CONTAINING S--.6t-Slnoo Of which Of the
HAMS OF Ms cry and STATE Of NeYork m sos, sos
a.. s,d sn... IS 90 rruiham BANK Mrenham. Mass
~ 49,. -. and S0Cs, =l2ooo IN Eastern bills u he f0
lowing Denomination, VII. fur bis OF 500 Of the suf
On Bsns Boston, four $50 bills The Merchant. Bank.
Rn.ton and one $50 BIZ VI The >Aswmut Bank Boston,
I'D ore $50 b not recolsced snd ,o 10 80, 80 and
snO bills Of he Auburn bens aud soo- OF tn- IompAn'
Co Bank Ithaca, NEWTON
Ihers rrward vii sl-o De paid FOR the recovery o.
large Poe stolen rom my pocket containing vau-
abe papers -, .., - 49,. -, .
release the owners and officers o. lie boat ron h-ir AEo
Nv Ia m. for the amount II NY ln--.
- REUBEN ROWLEY, Wrenlhsr, MAsa
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vI'fIE GEhLaN LANGUAt.L.-Gena Evening
Classes beng ranged at the once OF NJ Van hoe
venbere ESQ No Ceure-sL by NJ. Erheiler author OF
"a PHRAsE-BOOk IN EtGLlSH AND GERMAN
Private Classes lonnso by Ladies or Gentlemen among
quarter OF p lessons Appyto +. at the above ONCE.
q.
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HIST PuRIISHED,
CULTIyATOR FOR OCT

lust RECEINED-Tnr reputation Of IN. publication fo
intr worth Ennys-d Il Il considered by nc1l
tst- 70 b- The Of the Kind published sub
.crpuou price only dollar per year Complete sets
III back volumes also single numls-r- can o- had %
"a M.Rk ii. NEWMAN 100 Broad way.
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SUDDEN DEATH.-Geo Ankeny, Esq member
Of the late legislature, from Knox county Ohio was
found dead in bis own door yard. few days since His
death caused BY apop.eAy, it Is supposed.
10 pov Gao,
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T,,,IE CtIDWEII ,JNsTJTUTF BROOKLYN.

IVE,'- ACADEMY OF MUSIC. AZ houston--L-
Cas-es OF Ladies' and Misses of various grades IN susi
cal sudy-bJth Ia SOegge and Vocazauouare taught In
The morning and afternoon The for Ladies and Gen
tenen IN TIE eyenugOne of which classes u now s'udy-
ing the Opera LINDA ID ChamoniX," by DOnizetL
IRE Piano Forte and SINGING Is taught In private lessons
either NJ the school the r4pPs residence. % lm'
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W. wADLEIt'e' % sI9e5~ ~, n,s Oder. 20 ~. ne
-. -, set Ire splendid Maps eau be found IL
rbf s,or- n th- CIV he Aso h1. hand large sssof
rn-nt OF Music Guitars Acc0riAns and other m1sca IN
sr.rn-rt. Book. ard fancy goods. which he vii sell al
The lovye.t ca.h prices also, complete assortment o az
The DO pulsr garnes OF the dsy. % -
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boar6irla and Sotels.

Two GENTLEMEN 10 accommodated win
L pls..Aa. rooms AMI good board, BY applying mn~d
asly 81 No IS Ann-sL Can ssparas togebsS ~
very .ow charge Also iroal psror tfarnsbsd on W.
second door, with board, saAoe lot gentleman sad VIE
ol, lw-
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THE TRIBUNE.
Fair Of the American Institute,

We give to-day the balance of the Gold and ST.
70, Medal Premiums that the lateness Of the hour
3, which they were delivered on Saturday prevent
ed our doing before
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-27

oil PAINTED Window shades wholesale ard 70
" aLThe srs variety '. every ssye from IS GEMS -
SO dollars per par lor sale Ito exclusive tfe store Oh
kelly 1 RlKER. 81 Chaihsm-st ~ R.-Des.ers sur
pl Ell Al prices - per ceul they parcL. .
Ihsu 4, oIpsr s.orsa kELgY 4 Rlkxk, ~. w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-27

L-N2-- THOLESONS TIKI SSES, 500 "
W. r. BENJAMIN, Oace IS Bsekm street.
|About 80 OF the PHI Sloane and surgeons ct
Nes YORK nave given their decided Preference
10 hs uss yc1 The hom one IA
hy pounds the ruptae, without Dacs pad, which dot
much injury the spine lar Trial being the tsst -,
OF iu superiority 1. sppied snj .l4 days tna gwen Al
IN does retain tho rlp'ue. WINE performing every And
OF exercise ding AMI give perfect oasos uouey
10 ch-erlly re.uiuoJ permanent c.rv Il y cdcctt
ana warran. 4, VI directions are iolowe'.
Those sendns ior In rruss ae-t cJy n-aoa us sido
ru9.urod the al, lr pre- ~
10 graduated - suit tho. Co. OF sssu
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-09-10

1A'EE TEXAS.
We are indebted to,a friend At Galveston e.,
copy of Tie GasestOn Gazette dated Auon, ~ o.
ls45. That paper says the United States TO- 80
under Sen: TayioF, were bpsiiy engaged in =. s
tifying their position near Cop6s Christ WOE, ,'''
the Ne6ces Inlofrnatior had been scefvct VI
ed upon Fspoais from the Rio Grs atls,iho, Nv: Ma'
co had dadeclaFed war aeainsl ilhs United S," u
and was making active pseparnlions fora cam
paign upon Texas The eazel1e pu,s down ~.
reportfns premature The best infprma,ion f "'
Ma.ampras is. that there were about 1900 N..
can troops there; fortiyinga They are .reDrp..n
ed.tos be badly supported, and not more tf,.;a.
than Mexican soldiers usually are. "a. 80
The New Orleans Jef;rsonian Of ,Bs .o.a
August says: "The American troops n, a.
Christi consists Of about 100 men, all IN os -,
healb. and impatieps for fight They are 49, sYa
ly fortified, in expectation Of an attach M
Mexican force g Matanloras is said to bo 3 nm
strong; reported g Be fortfying that ci,v NV TS
Dungeons under Col Twiegs, from For. 11..," ~
had reached San Antonio safely, ia retrps.,I1
Ito join. General Taylor at Corpus Chris,i,,
The Texas Convention was still in sess;o,
did not expect TO bring its abors to close leo,a
the lstsof this month. When the Constitution !.
completed, we shall give the whole of it, if DOS.
sible, 10 our readers. -.,s s4
We observe by the papers, that the Mexican
Congress had voted to authorize a loan of 6f,c,n
millions to sustain war against the United Stale,
In Mexico it is one thing to rote money and an.
other to RAISE It. = NfaA ~
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-09-10

CaataIIo MAXWELL and Mason. The latter was
aSfeslsd bv officers "A. M g. Smith and John
Davis few days since. and committed. Costello
and AiaxwelI tnanagedt to keep, out of the way IN
nh Mondav night, when they were arrested under
the direction Of Mr. Smith. Costello succeeded IA
escaping from her own house, and fled to neigh.
boris. who locked her up in closet or room IN
his house. Smith had seen her go in, and ran
after her, and, informed by a little Girl who was
in the room, that her fsthcr had locked ernp.
She was found, and with the man who aided. her.
cscape. taken of She was yesterday committed
bv his honor the Mayor in default Of $4,000 hail
MASON ia tlefanlt Of 5000, and Maxwell in.de-
fault pofs Si0oO-the latter being charged only
with selling the body the unknown girl.
= We saw the poor creature who has suffered so
much-the brilliant eye beaming with an -pnrlaT
tural Iustre-the sunLen cheelS-heciic hfsh-
the pale thin lips disclosing teeth Of pearly white
ness-the delicate and emaeiated form -ali gave
evidence that her constitution was broken by the
.vilIainous arts that had been practised upon her,
and that the fair and fragile form must soon sink
into the cold and gloomy grave. And shall such
outragcs be committed with impunitya Z Can we
not have laws the severity, Of which shall pre-
vent such foul and black deeds2 Must the .Pui-
ishment for destroying one life and causing the
speedy death of another being, be a simple lncar-
ceration for a few months in penitentiary :
Which is the worst, the man who in the heat of
passion, stirred ply some great wrong, PUN
ges openly the dagger into the heart Of another,
or he who systematically and deliberately destroys
life for a few paltry dolIars2 The professed as
sassin's occupation is far more NOBLE '''a
This Costello was once before convicted ofthe
same offance with which she now stands charged !;
but the case being carried up to the Supreme
Court, through the quibbles md quIrks OF the
law, by the aid of mighty gold She was freed
We trust that m example will be made 10 this
case, and that no Judge will dare to reduce the a
mount of bail fixed by the Mavor. Mrssrs. A.
L. Jordan and T. Warner have been employed by.
the accused as, counsel" a s''-'a't' Y -
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-09-10

Health Of Ncicbern For the Low cot,n,rv On, onr
town is at all spasons remarkable for its bsoIib;.
ness But the past summer. notwithstanding ,ba
unusnat Spredominance Of hot weather. has bcen
particularly noted as being very healthy one
There are very few cases as we are aware of. of
local disease IN town at this time, and none are
considered dangerous. s Neacbermsan =
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-09-10

! PreserUes. The ladies are all in pecks of troi
bles : for want of something to make preserves
OF Tins dry season, like the previous question
10 Congress has sscut of every thing Hri the fine
OF nice table luxuries to the great ind manifesto s
contiiure of the good house keepers of this region
In this strait, we, heard asladyshro.V OUT ssf,o
gesllon forthe reflection ofahe ssisterhood to WI
. ina. they Preseroe their Temper Decidedly the
best desserts could be re i;ys
day. and allalong between mealsl Notn Req
Don't make aIpistalte in the process. ana sv;lske
your temper instead Of preserving it, ISL. ~
a. i5.sya6 lIsr q 89s Greens5Ord Patyiota 4
81 eai.ia. siI - aa7Ela sInLi se9llteeh 80 81
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-09-10

= .
A PcnitentsGry. It,may moi be recollected by
some of our readers, TINT in 1919 bill was before
our Legislature to establish a Penitentiary--t
il passed the Commons by majority Of some .fif
teen, and was killed in the Senate by the casting
vote oflhe Speaker The Speaker was Mr. Rid
dick of Gates,i who was in favor of the biIl and
voted fOrit on its FIRST and second readings, but
against II its last reading, because he did not
think it his duty 70 take The responsibility of pass
ing finally SO important measure All that lime
the State was out Of deba, and had, surplus Of
about sixty thousand dollars besides available
funds to the amount of ninety thousand. But
at s the next session Judge Murphy. of orahge,
brought forward his celebrated Internal Improve
ment schemes. Mainly by his extraordinary eff.
forts they were passed into laws-4he State was
relieved of its surpins-and the Pentcntiary ques-
ton was consigned to repose of thirty years
We gather these facts from a venerable friend.
who was member at that time; who resisted The
united impofunitics Of many in this City, as well
as in the Legislature, TO vote for extraYa giant op.
preparations for purposes of Internal Improvc-7
mont; and who still preserves with warm heart
and good conscience, The sterling democracy of
bis earlier years - ....s II.g.