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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-04
SIMMER RETREAT

proprietor Of his esfahi slmen respectfully informs
the phc that hs house open for the reception Of
vsiier. n IS situated upon Academy Hill, overlooking
iha entire bay. and 10 tu view OF West Point and me
"A chands hus aaoring view which IS not surpassed
ur The Hudson River.
steamboats, leave for NewNork several times day
Commuuca may be had with almost every part VI the
country By means of he Magnetic Telegraph.
Newburgh - ehrsted being one of tho most healthy
places the country evidence Of this, the public are
referred % the Cholera statistics Of ls2-durng which
season single occurred Al this place The sub
ser Der fsftrr- sell that he VIII be able 70 fnish every
fng hat can ada % the comfort and hsppSess Of those
whomay wish Guief retreat for few mouths.
New hgrgh, May 1872. my9 M L. DODGE.
XXARRINER' UNION HOUSE, sPRlNo,
w WELD. MASS-Nr and Mrs JERRY WARRlNER
have ain resumed the charge II this well known house
Having been absent from 10 during the last summer. We
return with iie determination 10 make our vlsters
coneufed amt happy Al tlat elegant rooms, curious
c0nhlug luVang beds. aud Mrs Wsuiuer. houscwifery,
can do Tor uaveeT,-aA ll.s promise them-slsy u.
1893 mv@5 wv
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CHA-. VI. ROGERS, lRECENrLY OF STAN

CHA~. VI. ROGERS, tRECENrLl OF STAN
u " X HALL, Albany and formerly Of the Troy House,
announces his friends and the fashionable ard travel
ng public that he mas eased the Oceanic House Coney
and. and designs opening for the reception OF board
and yisiers early IN June This House - new, and
facing the Ocean l. commands extended view OF he
sea The Bay aid the Narrows and OF the vessels coming
into and leaving port The House - large and well ar.
ranged being capable Of accommodating several hundred
hoarders and u withal OF the peasantest summer
retreats within fNy miles Of The great Metropolis while
the distance lonv eight miles from New York and Brook.
yul but an hours Journey by land waier The Ia
hcs VIII Dee accordance with the hest style, and pro-
vdea with the choicest selections from the NeNlOrk
markets The advantages for sea Bathing are unsurpassed
Every attention viii directed the wants ana comforts
of the guests ol fe house Persons wishing TO engage
ZOO please 90 the subscriber. al Coney Island
fut.tn I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-04
DIVIDENDS.

OTFcs oF rHE DEI. HvD. Car,L Co.
NEw.YORx, May IL. 1879.
NOTICE 10 hereby stven that the Board OF Managers
Nhave directed instsment Of s2J sshsre on The new
Scrip Stock Of this Company 10 be paid TO the Tresu
tho Companys Oce, No. 81 Wallsi. on tuesday,
the 18th day Of June next the purpose o meeting tho
expenses OF u argement Of their Canal The present
Scrip Certificates must be surrendered a the ume Of pay
meHl when new ones will bs issued Ny order Of thu
Board. lmyl6 lml ISAAC N SEYMOUR. Treasurer
CuiLgSS FisE iNsusAscE COMPANY, l
date Wliamsburghl May "a 1919
v,HE BOARD OF DIRECTORS have declsred
l Dividend " Sk per Cent our Of the prohts OF Tho
Company since the 18Th day OF October last payable 10
The Stockholders and after The Tn day OF June next
The Transfer Books Will be- closed rom tho lst 10 tb Of
June j. NJ MCLEAN,
niy2l Uel0
THE MUM, ILL. LAND co have declared a dyi.
dend OF SIS share, payable on 1T June At the oee OF
X H. NEVlNSk co.
my3l lw. ~ Merchants Exchange.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-04

IOHN O'REILLY, Doctor Of Medicine Of the INT
y vestiy Of Glasgow, Lcennae aud Fellow Of the Royal
College u surgeon no Ireland, Liceniiaie IN Midwifery OF
the Royal College of Surgeons and Dublin Lyngin HOsp
ia and duly qualified Ocust, late medical officer 10 tho
Odcasfe Norkh0use lnhrmafy and Fever Hospital,
County Meath Ireland may be- consulted daily AZ his resi-
dence. ~ he IT, near Broadway from ~ 10 Y VI and
too VI B.-Adyice given gratis 10 the poor the
mornings OF Monday "wednesday and Saturday, from 10
IOAN iel ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-04

Dr.ru ny LIGHrsIse-Ws learn from the
,s.-sI Gcoygiaa that three negroes were struck BY
Isbtpirr on saturday last in Laurens County; while
- worS In 6eld. Two Of them died instantly, and
the ,hird recovered ,ser remaining Two hours u state
OF lnsepaDkIy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-04

~ FowIers Il Wells, Phrenologists and
Publishers. Clinton Hal ~ NA',A--'' Lear me ra'A
~ Mrs. VI. =. Cove Nichols, Naier-Cure Phys
eli an Il Le1ing tOuav COnsuliaot, ron 1T A u 70 ar N
~ Wafer-Cure Iu-fitute-.-DS TAU receives
patient. A. h cOmruOd Ous city e-lap ,i- ID La gnl
one door from - Johns PARK and a. sirf Bay L. l. he
has also peteni assistants or outdoor Prscuce Con
situations, verbal or oy leiief' - n.y. III
~ Look out for your Heads Those who
have the taste appreciate tase Will recoezr n ne
ye Of haircufrug praccec a. MsDHv Rsr HEARD > =
Nadenanr something unusually graceful The siye a.
WAYS quits the contour Of ths face ma tnrn There are
TWO clean brushes for every customer WAL la14Iy
N.Y. I'm
Sotire,-LurE~EKs Eve and Ear INSTITUTION 70,
H1dsous -For the -cieuurc treatment oi a. l-ea-r ~
Inc eve ard ear he tavs Of attendance Tor ne utlre VIII
be- every SATURDAY and sunday from ~ ne mprlng ull
A. night ~ attendance any o-her day N.Y. ~
wigs, wigs. Nig-:-Citzers zne strangers
are informed The largest clra r-s A. es
ID ~. ,rg touper-. trats 70 lonZ hair and O-ner
oruauclia- hair i 10 ue io-ll -
a. MADE .ne The trade suqpled- n.y. IN
~ Wig. md TouPee-.-bircHELoE's celebraiei
~ $50, :. ! " = -. where a. ell lme- can be-
ft o. rgest assortment IA he city Str.nEers and
citrus shon Il cal ard Judge for themselves before pur-
-hastrv elsewhere BsrCHELoEs newly invented |lgs
hfs-s : yer risl a. he Far VI he American lns--
ufe. Copy the address --yID ~ -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-04
Euigranfs.

ABSTRACT or TIE PASSENGER Lists rcceirtd by ~ VI
Chief Aseni for Emigration Of rcsseis sailed from BrH
iss and Tisk Porrs boeca c Oh April and 81 May ion
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-04
10 Wigs and Toupee-.-BircH

-0n-A small bond and mortgage Of tlis amount
- > 81. for ale i = On Improved Prgpery 10 ms
-irv well located. AM y every a. eesrsne
=. - y ~ be Immediately Llientrd y. le1 .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-04
sEACONNETT HOUSE

I TITLE COMPTON. NARRAGANSETT BAY
LRHODE lSLAND-rhe above well known watering
place > sufficiently large 90 accommodate 80 per
sons and Will be open for the reception Of vsi,ers ami
boariers the 18Th of June Stage daily 10 and
from Fa River inersecung with the Boston, and
steamers 10 Providence and New-York
mvis I'm J L. MONROE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-04

PLIES on COAL FOR THE ALASHoUsE.-- Propo.
sails for coal will be received the oce Of the 0oyencfs
IN the Park until O'Clock u the I'm " June pex 70 30
accompanied with two responsible suretes with ncs -
sent IN wrung as security for the performance ~ h.SS
200 DO egg, free from ebssnsl, ~ ~ ~ sss
other impurities Each 10 consist q y ts<yssi a
hvered Al the several Institutions and - s-ea !, sce
the city may be designated for ,s.a -. q, besore
times and such quantities a. n, ss ~ III sEpeass ana to
~ - .ssy ~ ,hs sx.r,naron and lnspecuon comps
tent person spposd o @ PasS' ss nav
BE- rsssi ,1.Is wa W q DRAPER, Pr-ssasaL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-04
@. L. HARRITT,
THE MEchAyIcy INsrI.

ATE ACTUARY OF THE MECHANICS iSsTi-
IL TLrTE has removed his Patent Agency Office 10 30
Broadway and will In future devote tho whole u
bis nme 10 procuring Patents, preparing statements q
eOntroyerted p4ent cases specifications, drawings Ac,
examining inventions, scd furnishing information
inventors and others In mechanical and Manufacturing oYe
suons Fees Moderate and the regard for tks
Of nyertors always preserved myls sweods
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-04
TO PAPER MANUFACTURE
CHAIR MAWUPAOTORY.
THE TUBULAR FILTER.

THIS SIMPLE ARTICLE, for the publication Of the
Croton and other rain water, will be found IN
the purpose better han othef and Il sold 81
the low price Of 81 So 10 suit the wants Of all They are
aaehed 70 Jars and cOoers suitable for county, city 90
snip When attached tho Croton bydrant, viii alter
from 90 70 100 gallons per hour FOR SALE wholesale and
retail al the ofce nd Broadway east corner 81 Cham
bcrs-sl lmyS I'M w LAliiNo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-04
SCHOOLS.

INRENCH LANGUAGE. - MISS DELANEY in
! forms be ladies Of Brooklyn ana vicinity hat she gives
lessons the above language, on Manescas Oral system
At her residence Is Pear-st Brooklyn. mylO lm'
E--ON- IN GERMAN.-M ERTHEILER, au-
lIthOr Of " Easy Lessons in German and A Phrase
Book n English snd German" receives pupils ai y John.
" near Nassau-st N.Y. In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-04

NOTICE }. hereby given tnai az application VI ut
~Se s-r the expiration q far weeks from ne nfs
rsri "a vi th. notice io be ENce..rlcy, ihe ggfrf.
I'd ne >ate 81 Ne-f lfz. yr the pardon - Jph' ~
,rR~OLL Who w. tired t.e New- iprz General Sr-
80. I'D he Peace and sentenced ~ the STATE frscl On
a. 7a day u October ls, Tor Tie Term ~ nre eef' Oh
conviction Tor 1Igamy. ALLENs
SeV-York Jlle ]. Isg. IT, fEI u W--st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-04
WINDOW SHADES.
SO, 900 WINDOW SHADES

THE LARGE srOCk OF imported and American manu-.
fscured nsrsrent " ndo~ shades Of every descnp
non holessle and retail 81 the WindowShade Emporium
as Peari-st New ORR doors from Chsham-st o.
ferrd for sale prices that will DEFY ali competition Also
gilt conices brasses cords tasses and camocs for thu
trade. Purchasers invited 10 call ana examine or
themseves-N h Orders promptly executed and sent 10
any part Of the United States, by addressing
nlNSl I'm W q. JENkS. kN fesrl.si. y. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-04
BOOK TRADE.
A PLAIN TREATISE on
CHOLERA,
IsI rpfp.rr ,,sSfn,r,,rn,,. 80 9

PRIVATE lSDiVlDUALs
SHOMf>C;-The Mature u Cholera, csus<s. bob
- pr-iisposng and exeinng. objects 70 be AIMED a. n
n, treatment wih is Of Articles 10 be k~pt readiness
ne different knds q Cholera her sytnptoms snd pa1cu
i.T node 81 Administering The rsmees each variety
6ious Ckosra or CAoiera Morous. fsfnlcri Cholera.
Spasmiic % Asanc Cboers how 10 distinguish holers
nom diseases which resemble a treatment o. ne pro-
eonory symptoms prcve1oa q Nhoiefs II % "a 70
III mediate ard decisive treatment % Choiers IA ne ne
OF the saHerer chiefly depends ard q Il thrfctore me day
Ia every niiviiua understand mach * ne aaer~
a.. sent of THIS aiscreer 20 oe soe upsF hs owr
now e. e to alack q where ami whensocNeI spp<Hs
Rv ~. Eslph VI. ID snthor 81 The Family fEysiei4n
a. l. To Which j. sfte Rsles Tor The Pfesef,s foa %
g..7fh "a he Fotir seasons BY rsuona ccntteace IN
- ,5. herein courlunic afcd Tia Depressing efecis ~
Apprehension sni iesr-s dresain esisc 81 MS disc.r
vii he avoided. and tranquility ~ mird and trnr's sooc
an attack II me Choers he would De % ne s'iAes
those other contagious diseases which az oen present ~
far greater and mortality. but 10 wAca Pc'0es
nd erfCnce = iet Price ~ cents
x LONG 4 BROTHER. ~ Ann-st y 4
Copies ma ed On receipt q u. cents, postpaid Al.
dressed above. 20 box All LOwerP o. tel SDAaN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-04
WINDOW SHADES. WINDOW SHADES, on,

w C0ulces. Drapery, Mnslns. Curtains. Bands, Nc AZ
reduced prices y Woodiord. as Broadway u now
Offering bis extensive assortment 1T fashionable window
Shades Gilt Conice-, Window Drapenes, Nc ~ aston
ishiy low prices some styles OF OOihc-. elaborate
.y executed French Scrolls and Flowers. Scroll Land
scapes, Full Landscapes Ngnetes. Nc ALI beautifully got
up Also, very large assortment " CIT Comces Cur
tain Bands Loop Pins Drspery rassels, Picture Cords
aud Tssses Lace and Muslin Curtains, &c &c Merchants
buying the shove goods wholesale viii md greatly To
their adv antage and examine before making their
purchases liel lml }. { WOOOFORD, % BrOsd~dy.
rrARRYTOWN INsTITUTE-A. select boarding
i school for boys Al Tarrytown, \. Y Terms $50 to
S75 per Circulars containing ull particulars rel
suve 10 the school be obtained At spsdlng Shop
ards bookstore 1874 Broadway, Ne~fols or BY address
Ing note 10 the Principal A NEWMAN
r,y; tfeod Principal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-04
~ BrsoHAM1os, Broome Co. seem. to be

A. G BUCHANAN. Chef Agent
Government Emigration Once Quebec May q, ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-04
SCHOOL. HOOKS.

COODRICHS Pictorial United STAIRS 10 DO. England.
\Ico DO France. DO do Greece do. do Rome. fluneys
Practical French Grsmmsr key ~ do. Piuneys firss
Book IN French DO. DO with New
Poi Pun~, fsctcs tr-h G.nna b. .'-, S--s seces-s
ths frsnh to Nv
qre-sSrs value seos- oth>r ~s Of The kut -aA
have issoraos snd ee,-is- WSst-esrs
Nv u lss9 fnaeirsl Ceftisns Aosssny.
Published and for sale by
nvssa III NTlNGTON SAVAGE. 30 resrl NY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-04

i PIBLISHFRS-We Ould inform all consumers Of
Printing Paper that prepared % furnish good and
Uniform quality n News BOOK Paper for cash. Pub
fishers Will ind the cash system The most profitable as well
IN ther purchases sales We refer 10 u the
principal consumers ia ts city aud Boston 10 abl-
ity 90 manufacture good article u Paper Any sks
wei ght made " order short notice supply
guaranteed. JONkS WhEELWhlDhIr
mvlZ 3uu 10 statsst Boston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-04

HASGING--Paper 800 pcs fron y % y inches
lie different cgaues aEd colOrs for sale A. manu.
f.cssrtEs pE!css 0AUhT DERaICKsOA, Is ssaIn-sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-04
b. MoNARoUE ea!I. b. an.

2yNfS q IaIies and gentlemen 70 his extensive assor
- ~ ssr.,v goods, suitable for genfs. young g-nts
.,.ts h,xs ard infants Also black. white, crab and
.-, besgcrsi cssssere, Paris mo.s-skll ard az hasi
rsw s,yls d eiosh sas Vssef esss EY5 "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-04

w NEWMAN co. Publishers, Rookseilefs, station
ers, &c l9 Broadway. Constantly on hand IN GUAM
nucs, school and sssics Books nom hcee necessary IN
ne nrs primary classes 10 those the most advanced
classes M Academies sud Colleges
laroioSicAL AND MISCELLANEOUS RooNs-A general
assortment constantly hand AMI AL Books offered al Tho
lowest prices.
BLANK BocSs-Ledgcrs, Day Books. Cash Books. Re-
cript Books. Records &c sc Ia full Ani hall bindings all
zes. bindings ard qualities mVt7 II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-04

GREENWICH BASK. NEw-f0EK, Nay T. ls'
>roTICE-The stockholders u tbs Bsnk are nVf-Dy
N~,rfsd fIst lie Aunua. Election Tor niieen Drrcl2fs
=, ,s-s Ir-.reor- of Ee-0n viii be held a. lie bank
---b|,use gr Monday IN day % June ne1i Po %
-, - o--fo-x " and close AZ COCK T d ~
80. :, 80. pss,f WILLIAM HAYES, Cashier
~ IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-04
LoNGrELLow-s NEW WORK.
WMoLEsALH AID RkTAIL.-MARk

l. kNANAGH, rae. By Henry Wsds"oFh Lons'
Mellow. For sale hy
nlvls HUNTINGTON \ SAVAGE. fls re.rl.t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-04

5's-v Tra .-rrsrnuH interest a. the rate % per
=, ~ .rrurn viii b. paid gpoH he flA stock q he
SerYork ani Ere Railroad Company o. AM after ne
-. - - Nv nj TIE transfer books viii be- closed
- ~. arf dav OF June % The si Gay q Juy.-Sew-
~ - 10 NATHANIEL MARSH,
1911 Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-04

WANTED respectable family wishing o. adopt
w healthy female child hear of one hy addressing
P c Branch PostO1ce, corner OF Broadway aud am
nLaf myJn lw'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-04
Il ,RnRER. WANTED


1 wanted thi. day. t0 sell SINNERS Cheap PuhIca-
lions The CHEST commission allowed or iaif wages by
thc month arge stock Of Boston works ON hand. and
for sale very low Travelling agents Will do well iO call
tn- day. al SINNERS NeN-YOrk Branch Once. 100
Broadway room No. :, up stairs my3i I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-04
BOARDING.

DOARDI>G.-One or TWO gentlemen or "A gentleman
Id and lady can hr accommodated With good furnished
rooms and part or m board with small private itmi y
few doors out OF Broadway, west side. Apply ~ 4
ll.n-r4rd.-f Ic@ lW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-04

team which took us from Col. Shavers to Brock
vile, 80 miles. by 10 at night. Money is scarce,
times are dull and politics aud the future quite un
settled-men with fine farms, as they told me,
lust can live, but cant save any tmns. Al Ed
wardsburgh and below. | was told that last year
the waters on the canal were too low, that ohiy
small steamers of light drait could get through
tina, noe not more than four feet OF alter woud DC
found on some of the locks. and that the rise and
fall of the 81. Lawrence, hike Lake Ontario, Is at
least seven feet in the course OF seves years. OF
course the Spring foods must have raised the river
since March, several feet. Wages must be low q,
for found very good maple aud beach corded, and
in quantities along the river bank aud the road
aides for sale at 81 a cord, store pay aud higher
up. some at IS cents per cord Of les feet, sx4xi.
tn, UindnR- Ven SAoulfs's Defense - Desc
lati0a.
Ivasnesr dark in the evening henwe reached
the windmill below Prescott which has been rem
dered famous as the scene OF Won Shoaltzs de.
fen.e | found that my tesmster, stout young
farmer from Nova Scotia, was an out-and-out oyA
ist-he even undervalued the Poles bravery DC
Cause he had "taken refuge IN the mn, "u''" -
built of stone lofty structure OF great sUe'-'''
but not now used. The stone houses nerS sat'
have been nearly ali burned down-some @, mem
Ia ISIS, and some Of them since-shu .ue"
ened ruins give an air of gloom and sadness 10 'hs
scene. OF $50 prisoners taken here, lao wee
examined and sentenced TO death at Fort Henry
by court martial; forms Of law there were non'
no civil Judge no jury, no challenge Ine VIC
tors doomed the vanquished TO death or Danish.
men, BY the goth of February 1889, ten hsa
been hung on gibbeis and two had died IN the
hospital: most OF the others were aiterward trans
ported to the antPodes
Prescott Value Of Farms, &c.
When was a merchant at the head OF Lake
Ontario, rs years since it WI" the practice toos''
merchandise from Monresl to Lschine, whence
hssss. Grant 4 Dat dispatched Il 70 basseaax'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-04
FIREWORKS.

L'IRE.WOHks-C0antry merchants aud dealers
supplied with warranted ere WORKS In The greatest w
hsty, on tho moe, reasonable tefmsey
my3 0AssNER YOUNG. i0 Chshsm-a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-04

~ can marble, FOR tombs and grsyestones monumenis
posts hear;hs. tagging building etc from quarry ats
opened Ia Vermont, owned by the subscriber, who VIII
execute orders for any descn pton Of marble required
Manufacturers supplied on liberal terms.
JOSEPH y. LlPPITT
NewYOrk 378 Westst and SIS " asnin gton-st.
myls I'm. n. DERR, Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-04

~ FowIer- 81 Wells, Phrenologists and
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-04-11
Good Advice.

John H. Prentiss, in his recent valedic-
tory OH retiring from the editorial chair
which he has filled for forty years, has the
following.
;'No man should be without we'll con-
Quoted newspaper; and he is far behind
the spirit OIL tn. age unless he reads one;
he is not upon equal Iov::;ng with his fel,
low man who enjoys such Advantage. and
is disregardSul Of his duty TO his FANNY
in not atfording them All opportunity Of
acquiring knowledge of what is passing
in the world at the cheapest possible teach
ing. Show me family without news
paper, and venture to say that there will
be manifest in that family want of amen
ity Of manners and indications of ignor-
ance most strikingly in contrast with the
neighbor who allows him such rational
indulgence. Young men, especially
should read newspapers, If were boy
even of twelve years Of age, l would reao
a newspaper weekly, though had to work
by torchlight TO earn money enough to pa,
for it. The boy who reads well will learI
to think and analyze, and If so, he will bt
almost sure 10 make man of himself
batting vicious indulgences, Which read
ing is calculated to beget distast,
for"
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-04-11
The Butcher" MT Work

The Washington Union states that NJ,
Ewing the head of the Home Departm.a,
has calledupon the Land Office and o,La,
bureaus belonging to his department f..
slis. ofIthe Clerks employed, STATING ~. :,
what time they. came into office and wSo ~
they succeeded, &c. &c. We are only ,us A
prissd that he did not do this on the dav H.
was sworn into Office. There is NOT n ,b b'
United Stats more unscrupulous par,;,.s
than this same Mr.. Ewing, nor one wha
would take greater pleasure in making H..
democrats feel the full weight Of his powe,
Allsrecollect how the work Of decapitato.
wenton in his department during the br;st
period he was at the head Of the Treasur~
under the Harrison administration. For !.
month he welded the axe in true head,
manlike style, until he come to be fa,n;l
iarly known in all paris of the country bv
the sobriquet Of the "Butcher." In tb.s
midst Of this agreeable employment hi.
own head fell and with it ceased iba
operation Of the guillotine. He will now we
doubt not, complete the work SO ru,hles,lv
commenced eight years ago, End fu)l,v
yindicate his claim to the name BY which
he was formerly designated. Burlington
Gazette. .g..,..-
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-04-11

MOVEMENT AMONG THE JEws.-The
December number Of the Occident, Jew
ish organ printed in Philadelphia, contains
an appeal based on proposition made by
Rev. DR.. Wise, Of Albany, to call togethe,
convention whose object shall be to con-
slider the present condition of the Jews
in America. 1t is proposed that in said
convention all the synagogues throughout
the Union shall be represented, and tina,
they shall direct their attention and their
efforts to the following points:
/. A harmonious union Of all the syna.
gogues in the United States.
2. The establishment of several organs,
in German and English, at low rates, SO
that instruction and information might be
impaired to every Israelite.
3. The establishment of uniform school
and text book works on Jewish history
&c. ls So
!. The elevation Of divine service and
securing to the followers of the Jewish
faith its benign influences. Should such
convention assemble, we may expect to
witness some very interesting declarations,
and an exposition Of lore and eloquence,
and it will probably call out the highest
talents of the Jewish nation on this side of
the Atlantic. Pittsburgh Chronicle.