davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-21

CORPORATION NOTICE.-Puoic nonce il
Ohereby given TO 10 the owner or owners occupant or
occupants OF al houses and lois Improved or uampro7ld
have been completed by the A,esors snd are Sdged IN
HE Office Of The Bureau OF Asessnenu for exemlna Ion by
All persons viz: For building Sewer Nl Ia
81 from the westerly side Of Broadway TO point 50 tsel
veal Of RourthaY 2he limits embraced ny such asie,s
ment include all The several houtes and l)s Of ground
vacant o pieces and parcels OF lard, susiei boil
sides Of Ninthst between FouThav aud Broadway. AL
persons whose Interests affected by the aOoyenamed
assessments and who are opposed 10 the same, or either Of
hem are requested present iheir obiecions IN vng,
70 The undersigned, al their Office, No Hall Of ReoordI
within thirty days from the date OF this notice
SAMUEL DE MOTIF
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WM. SMIfH.
Once, Bureau OF Assessments Street Department, Aug
II, 1850. A1l7 lOI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-21

The NAIIoNAL REFoRMERs.-We see from
Young America Of the 10th that these friends OF
Labor Reform in this city and vicinity, have opened
the campaign in good earnest and have made choice
Of the following gentlemen as officers Central Com
mitteel Of their Association, who also advocate the
pledge and measures herewith presented.
NATIONAL RIToRN PLEDsE.-We whose names a. an
rexed, deIirous OF Restoring TO hs Natural Right
Land, do solemnly agree that Will for any
man for TIE Presidency Congress, who viii pledge
himself in writing 10 81 the influence OF his s.anon,
elected 10 prevent ell further traffic in the Public Lands Of
he States and Of the United States and them 10 be
ala Out IN Yarns and Lo for the free and uLve o.
actual see or for any man for The 00vernorShp or the
Legislature who viii not % pledge hm,efto The Freedom
OF The Public Lands 10 Limitation OF me q7snuly o. kAnd
10 be Obtained by any individual hereafter in this State
The exemption Of he Homestead from any future debt or
mortgage Limitation 10 tan OF The hours OF daily Ia
Dor on public works establishments charIeed By Law
OFFICERS OF THE NATIONAL REFORM Ass0cI'
ALTON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-21
or RRPAIRs AND SUP

nRPAHTmENr or REPAIRS AND SUP.
DPLIEs,-fO CONTEMPORARIES prop0.9s
win be received at the Office Of the Commssioner Of Re
n.rs and b. pplies end OF New City Hail.
ma oclo-t P. 81 Thursday August T. 1885, 81 which
time they u be publicly opened, for working country
road 80 feet wide through the center OF Seventy
from the Eghlhsye 10 the Tenth ave. plan and tpech.
cation OF The work required TO be done and all Information
10 regard hereto can be had the office OF tho Comns-
Ioner OF Repairs and Supplies NIB estimates
will be furnished at the Office. VIM. ADAMS,
aul3 Commissioner OF Repairs and supplies.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-21

CHORGK W. PROCTOR, malufAelzrer OF Fan
NreG, and Curriers' tools such ~ nesher rofkes Cur.
e,, lnive, blades and scfers B1lh copper steel and
ss.. rane Knives bookbIncer krlyes Two ged
s..t,r kc sivr rsuks, banners dies, punches chs
al, csst nee forgir Of all kinds made order he
shortest roree. AL lools warranted. kesr ofsl Ann e.
anl22ws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-21
+ ( 3 P I S .4SsSiEP., }o'----''.'.
s,r Yon Angus. g. 1850 .aI0 t0etN

UPREME COuKr-Il ths matter o. The application OF Ne
INAayo Aldermen aad CoIOasy o. tbs CITY OF New fofs ss
the widening De- ltfee st the sosthsf sas
thereof Broadway Grssos ca street. tie THs az
Of SAID CtyNotos hereby gsu tat the cos And chsss,
the procsedngs sboTs snted
b the Hon- JOAl w Einolts one Of us ~
ssnc by one Of the other Justices Of FAD Court 81 % =
bsrs Of Il. sad Court 10 u, C Hal Of the GU o. Wv -.
the 3lst day Of August. 1880, A. ~ ocACcA' ~ NV ~
day.-Dstsd Esv YOh, August S, ls9
JOHs STEWART, (Cc@m'so9s"
,ulOtA1 kEFO hAHCk'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-21

CKOTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT., Ro-
~ funda PNk no Sewer Contrsciors-Sealed propOs-
As Endorsed Proposals for sewer In Sevenieenihs will
be received al the Office Of the Croton Aqueduc Depart
meni until Wednesday, August 2si, O'Clock. P "a. 10
build asevef Ia seyenieenths from point OF
second-ay 70 and through First sv TO Eighteenths The
plan specifications OF the and all other informa
bon can obtained application the Water Surveyor
ut this Office.
NICHOLAS DEAN, President Croton 40. Dept
August 10, 1850. aLl2 lW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-21


BIooELYN-ChAIleS GulnAnd, George b. ClsfE.
NILLIaMsBURGH-JAnesA A. Pyne.
GREFN ROlsT-Leeis M6sa1eTeI.
hoBoKEE-Wlnsm Perry.
JERSEY ClTy-No election.
General Secretary. GEORsE H. EVANS.
Cttb Secretary. 0HS III KEYsER.
TveasurO..........JoHS AcCAFFIL, JT.
PRESIDENTIAL ISSUE FOR 1882,
(upless The question be senled preyiOusy)
FREEDOM OF THE PUBLIC LANDS.
Arv adult settler mAs female possessed Of other
land 10 be allowed 10 occupy a Farm orAEl
lage Let with power 10 transfer only
10 lardiess person. No family
10 bod more Than one
farm one ol
ISSUES FOR 1880.
LAND LIMITATION, lNNlOLAbLE HOMES,
FREEDOM OF TIE PfBLIC LANDS.
PROSPECTIVE MEASURES.
Unanimously recommended for consideration by the In.
pusIEIAI COsGREss 10 follow the Measures 70 secure
HOMES FOR ALL.
Prohhi,,on Of Goverpmrrt Debts Repeal Of Lava for
ne CoIrciot OF Debt Direct rsxafon- Freetom OF
frscs pisnaDouebt Of The Standing Army ana navy
The various psRs OF Cooperation and AssocAnon fOf 100
OrsspiIaIion Of Lsber The hes sysen Of Township
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-21

CHOTON AQUEDCCT DEPARfMENT, RO.
OTUNDA, PARK.-fo Sewer Contractors Sealed pro
posas ind OF ,ed proposal for sewer In Orangesl" viii
Be received the Office OF the Croson Aqueduct Depart
meni until Friday August q, al O'Clock P NJ. TO build
sewer In Orangest from the sewer 10 Caathsnst 10 the
norihery line OF Crosss in length about $50 feet The
plan and specifications Of the sewer and all necessary In
formation can be obtained on application 10 ths Wafer
Puryeyor, At this Office NICHOLAS DEAN,
sulS lOi President Croton Aqt Dept
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-21
LUXURY! IMPORTANT TO rae LADIES

A LUXURY. IMPORTANT TO THE LAoIEsA
AThai Infinitely superior article for the toilet, A War
ners Liquid Amber, IL rapidly taking he place OF al soaps
FOR personal washing and IL found peculiarly adapted 70
The nursery and for those having delicate SKIN. Every
lady Ia aware the injurious effects attending the Of
ell soaps matter how good they Of their kind,
how highly peTumed and the wanl Of something to sup
py her place has lorg been desired and expected Tie
LIQUID AMBER will be found 70 Tally meet this
10 far superior 10 any soap made combining all
the soening detergent or cleansing properties Of the best
imp oIted soaps without any OF their impurities.
ispu up In splendid glass ground stopped bottles al
81 each and IN smaller bottles al Is cents
No person amer using The sfncs would DO without
Il or any consideration. Manufactured only by A. WAR.
RuIhtoE, Clark Co. 10 Broadway and 10 Aslor Holse
T. W hereeTeau, cor Broadway and Foudeeuih o.; snd
by Thomss / Maxwell % Wilham-st sul4 2maWkss
ATOTICE-The seed business conducted by The late
lNThOuss Bris gemAn viii be conducted under tho
OF BRIDGEMAk BROTHERS, al tho old stand. s7f
Broadway, cor. EighIeeuths 81 JOSEPH SRIOGEAAN
attend 10 usual add IL authorized to receive
and collect al debts ne the establishment
ALFRED BRiDGEMAN lrxaruto,.
ieI2 2AsSJn' ANDREW BRIDGEMAN
NOTICE.-rbe firm Of Fuller L Co, OF No. lls
~ Warren o.. have mGie assignment - mo uaeeI-
Tgasd AL persons iudsb.et 10 any way 10 ne sAa srih
,gred and pertor having claims gsinI NE sad mn re
requested 10 present Ae sane 10 NE 'Is, 10
Warren JUN SOhSL.
New York Aug.l7 1850 al"
nAKIRi-ha ua4as 80 ,; - to no Pot ssis a.
x5 aSuHJ pEAkJcAson - aSatSa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-21
SNUFF AND UIGA xs-BO0Gs

i 4 GREGORY 2fs wsship gton Of. successors 10 Hen.
~ sagehor Manufacturers and dealers n tobacco snud
ara cisAs C'gsrlskers sni Tobscconss supplied Win
leaf toosceo and rnu1 B0sf u snperor asaiy a. iow
price ssis lu'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-21
HROr0N DRPARTMKNr.-Pu

CROTONAQUKDUCT DRPARTmENT.-Pub
Nc notice 10 hereby given that peOrs have been pro-
sened In the Soard OF Aldermen for sewer In fhttytev
euthst rom he between the Ninh and fenth aTen
tavis from James TO Roorey cit as A5o for sserer Ia
Tweniyniph-si between Second sni Third avenues Al
60 TO change the OF he propoted seWen flirteen
a. Second and First avenue from through
avenue 70 sewer In Twelfth !" and also 10 extend said
sewer through Thieenth o. 70 The river Also for sewer
IN Twenty from Tenth avenue 10 the bulkhead al
the Elevep;h-ave Also for sewer In Co1mOlas from
the Sanionlt 20 within about so feet OF Ryngton 81
All persons ntereresed 10 the above having Objections
thereto are requested TO present the same IN wiring the
Engineer this Office on or before Monday August 18th,
1850. August l&Ia,lS51. NICHOLAS DEAN,
aul4 lO Prest Crot AquedueI Dept
EROTON AQUBDUCF DEPARTMENT., tRo-
- sundA PARK J. Public notice 10 hereby gyen mai Pc
nuon hAs been presented ~ me boAd OF AssAns Aaer
for sewer IN Twelfth o. commencing at point about
loo feet OF SIKH and running thence 10 and through
Seventh connect with the proposed sewer 10 fhir.
teenths or through Twelfth st Greeuwch-av. and Troy.
10 he Hudson River. All persons interested having OBJ
10 The Engineer 81 this Office bsore Monday, Augus
2S ls50. NICHOLAS DEAN, Pfest croion Aq. Dept
August Il, 1850. sul4 lOs
STRkkT DEPARTMENT., No. Hal OF Records
0-COTporalion Notce.-The following notice has been
adopted by the Common Council, RssoSsd That Pier on
under the direction Of The Street Commissioner sad
Pier be three hundred feet In length from the bukhead
the westerly side OF EeyenhAve and TO be 40 feet IA
width and thai the Street CommisiOner give the notice
reeuied by law TO be given 10 the propre.os Of lois Of
land lying opposite where The ssid Psr directed TO be
bulk 10 units 10 The construction Of he sane and 10 bear
their proportions OF he ihereoAtcp,st by The Board
OF Aldermen Aug g. 1850 adopted By tie osrd ofAss.
isnis Aug 1850 approved By the Mayor, Aug 1880
.,. John Z. DODGE, S.ress C9mnl Esionsr.
Augatl 10, le5U anil 6E
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-21

NToTICE TO CONTRACrORs.-Pro viii
Nbe received for the OF ten days rom date, al mo
Civ Inspectors Once, No 10 New City Hail. for me en-
cioynepi OF steamboat and more scows suitable
r Alng The blood and oas from The slaughter houses OF
oar clty entirely beyond is limits. A. W. WHITE,
lngn,t a. 1850 iul4 l0t City Inspector.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-21

D1PLfEsHTo PAINTERs-sesled proposals VIII be
,scsved 4. the Office OF the Commissioner OF Repairs and
snnpies basement No New City Hall, until Wednesday
Ssb of August 1880 Ma O'CLOCK NJ. a. which time they
Vii be publicly opened for painting The City Hall ape
c6cson OF The painting required 10 be done and al nior
nation IN regard thereto be had Al the Office Of ne So
srtntsnden Of Repairs Public Buildings No 10 Eizs
bsih, Security VIII be required double the amount OF the
eon,sct NB-Blank estimates will be furnished al ether
~ ~ .6ove ofices WM ADAMS.
,nso Com. Of Repairs aud Supplies
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-21
OF REPAIRs AND SUP

anHPARTMENT OF KEPAIhS Anu bLF'
DPLIEs ITO TlNhEN-Sealed proposals will be re-
ceved a. The Office Of The Commlisoner OF Repairs and
supnies basement No. west end OF New City Hall, un
ui ednesdAy 18th OF August 1850 a. which time they viii
be publicly opened for recopperng the roof Of the City
Han model ard specification oflhe work. and materials
reop,d 10 be IA nshed be bad al the Office Of The Sd
perinendent OF Repairs 10 Public Buildings No ls Eliza
beth. street a.,
,,rt and al the old material 10 TO be reserved for the city
Ms BAnk estimates can be mad al eiIhCr the above
named oficeI WIN ADAMS
100 Cournissioner OF Repairs and Supplies
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-21
sA ssgEI. 4 h,poAa6ME 9TTa A.,.,,o,,
A ISAAC WIN. SMITH,

CORPORATION NOTICE. Public notice 10
THEREBY given, the owner owners occupant or oc
cupsnts OF all houses and los improved or unmproved
lands Affected thereby, that me folio wing Assessments
have been completed by the AsseSgos and are lodged IN
The office Of the Bureau Of AStemenn FOR examination,
by all persons Interested, viz For Regulating and grad
Ing kghrelhilreet from Second 10 Third s,eaue-Tae
Isl houses ard lola OF ground vacant lots pieces and
parcels OF land situated on both sides OF EighuehsueeI
between Second and Third Avenues and on the easery
side OF Thfd.aveuue between SeYeny-Ninih And Eighty
first stree,s AL persons whose interests are a1ecIed Dy
the above named Assessments, and who are Opposed 20
he s1me OF either OF he are requested 20 present their
ohections In writing the underisne1, al their Office
No HAN OF Records within ihry days from The date Of
mis- notice SAMUEL II. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, : AitesiOrs
ISAAC WIN SMITH,
Ofce Bureau OF AsIeEsnentg, Stree! Department Au.
gunl7 1850. Aul7l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-21
CRUTON AQUKDUOr DEPAKTMENr.-Ro.

CRUTON AQUkDUCr DEPAKTmEcr.-Ro
Otundh Park-rO mASONS.-Sealed proposals In
dorsed proposal for Sewer In Avenue A. will be received
at the Office ofhe Croton Aqueduci DEPARTMENTAL SsIu
dayAugus at O'Clock n 10 build sse verin Avenue
from the 10 Tvehst to within 40feel OF fhireenlh
81 In leo 9Th 1879 feet The plan and specifications OF
The and s other Information relating thereto can DO
obtained application 70 The Water furyeXor q, tnis
Office. NiChOLAS DEAN,
sul1 lOt President Croton Aqueduct Department
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-21
INnnPnR ATION notce |. b

CORPORATION NOTICE.-Publie notice is here
Cby given TO The owner or owners, occupant or occu'
PANS OF all houses and lots improved or unmproved lands
affected hereby that following sisessments have been
completed by the AoTs and are lodged 10 Toe ONCE OF
the bureau ofAIsessmens for eXsmnston y al perons
from In Lexingonhv 10 point 100 feet west OF
Thirdkv The Limits embraced by such assessment Include
and parcels OF land situated both sdes OF Thirty h-
street between Third ard Lexington avenues, and on
the easierly eide OF LexngloR-ayenue. between fhr'
uetn and Thirty-tecond streets. All persons whose
interests are affected by the above named assessments
and who are opposed to the same or either OF them,
are requested TO present their objections In wiring 10 The
upderRned at tneir Office, No Hall OF Records within
thirty osys from the date OF this nou;e Office Bureau OF
ktsessmepts Street Department, August IL, 1850.
SAMUEL n. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON Asfeftors
ouf7 IN ISAAC WIN SMITH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-21

rs PURSUANCE sfsr oAs Surrogate County ofSe-
lyon hereby gwen all persons having CLAIMS Assasi
JOHN hcFARLAkE late % the City Of New YORK. dscsassd 70
vouchers thereof the his ofcs
No street CITY Of New fork osors tsst~sn
day Of August nsIt-Dssd New fOrk, 10 t"sa
s7f lawom wALDROs B. POST. Executor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-21

srArEs ParrSr OFEcs. July %, 1850
nNPETITION or PETER L. MORGAN, OF Westche,ter New
~ Yo Administrator Of John Arnold, late Of fonkers New
Yok George Bishop Of horsa, Connecticut for hs
patent granted John Arnold George c. Bishop,
r an Improvement machine for forming the web Tor cloth OF
WOOL the expiration o. said patent
Which takcs place the goth day Of October 1885, Il ordered
that petition heard me Patent Office, the Tth DAY 81
o, obe neat at IL ock and all persons notified 70 ap
pear cause any hey have why s1d petition ought not
H. b. granted. THOMAS EWBANk,
~, law. WED Coumr.iOner Of Patents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-21

PURSUANCE Of an order sihe Surrogate County oNsy
York-Notce hereby gwen all persons having claims against
Elizabeth Granger late Of the City New YORK WIDOW dsesas %
thereof TIE subscriber az the Of
bee ofh Counsel, J. W. srang No % Hammond street N .hs
City Yo before the twenty third day ot DscsnbsS
n@Tt-Dai@d New Yort, he 18th day Of JUNE, $50.
,els lawomsW ALEXANDER JACKSON, Acting Executor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-21

nAKIn-AAta.as 80 }; - to 10 Po' .sis a.
tJnsL1tz irrsfs yflcas, - -. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-21

A 'HUTUN AVIEUCOI
Niunds Park-To SEWER BUILDEaS Sealed Pro
posa g. indorsed Proposals for Sewer In Broadway At
Fourlnitr Will be received al the ONCE OF me Cro1on
Aqueducl Department urtl Wednesday, the 28h day Of
August 1850 nj o'clock NJ TO build asewer In Broi1
way from the built In rourihs TO point near
the westerly line OF Washington place. fhe pan and spe
cihcaon OF the and all other Information relatng
thereto can be obtained application TO the Wser Pur
yey or Al this Office NICHOLAS DEAN, President
Anla lOi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-21

4 fHOTON AQUkDUVN UEPANTNEN no.
NTUNDA PAKK.-TO SEWER BUIL0EHS-Seasd
proposals iLdorsed "proposal for sewer 10 AloanyN
viii be received al the Office Of he Croton Aq1educs De-
pHrtmeu until Thursday August 19h at ococs, ?. NJ 10
build tewer 10 AlbanyfL from the sewer al Wssh'ngton
Al TO point 90 feet OF the westerly line OF Green
uieh.s, In length about l70 feet
The plan ard specifications OF The sewer and all other In
can be obtained on application 10 the Wafer Pur
yeyor Al This office hlChOLAS DIAN,
Aueust 10, 1850. Au@O lOt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-21
IVor0N 10UEDUCT pEPARrmENT, R

[ mnds PsrtNfo SEWER BUILDERS Sealed pro-
po,Als lndorsed Proposals for Sewer In Broadway,
viii be receiy ID the Office OF The Croton Aq1educi De
paTtmspL IN dl sy August 26, 1884, nj O'CLOCK T.
70 build in Broadway from the sewer now ogtin
Eighth street point the soutnerly line OF NINTH
street being abo 900 feet Ia length Pne plan and spscih
Gallons ofhe work ans all other information relating thre
to, be obtained on application " ne "sser ruVeyof
his Office.
aul6 l0l NICHOLAS DEAN, fresl Gro 40. Dpt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-21

IN PURSUANCE OF Of ths Surrogate Of us County
New Yoh hereby 10 al persons having clam
lzaius ABRAHAM DAVIS Of the City Of S-S Yors iro
founder present the with voucher. thereof 70 ~
ubscruecs the store Of Henry Matthew no sD Grand street
the City New Yok before the hs-nh ey VI Ocosu nsr
Dated New YorE, the nnth day Of April, 1870
HENRY MATTHEWS, y,.~Y,ay.
.iO ls~SmE ROBERT fOUNGs,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-21

rs PURSUANCE the surrogats Of Couny OF
New Yot. hereby gwen 70 all persons h,g clans
ns, SAMUEL RIkER ts Of the cry Of NsT YORK. deceAse 70
present The vouchers thereof the subscriber al r
residence 40 800 Bowery city New YORK before the
OF DATED New York the 18th
ofFebraary, 1870 HELENA J. kIhER AanHlstrssrI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-21

h PURSUANCE Of TIE Surosat- Of ts C0pny Of
lNew York hereby gwen 20 all persons la 81
HEZEKIAH WILLIAMS zs Of the City Of New YORK. dscsAeit
present the the vouchers thereof " the SUBSCRIBER AZ me
store Of Ae1ande hcPher,en 23 Water street, IA he y Of
on on nineteenth day Of November nsTt DATED
Esv Yoh the 18th day Of May, 1870 . d.
Hyl5 laE6m' CHARLES NlLLiAhoi Aahnni'trst0rs :
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-01-21

No one. candidate having received ma
iority oil al the votes given, the Convention
again proceeded to call the roll and the re-
suit Of the 9th ballot was announced as
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-01-21
~ - = y 13L1=FI- 7 2 : :
Before and After Marriage.

ri A man named Chamberlain was brought
before. the Correctional Police, in. Paris, for
thrashing his wife. ibid you beat. your
wife?" asked the President. 81 didasir, en-
the place htaubert.' .sslhere is nothing to
be proud of; ii is a shamefuis,hing to strike
a woman!"sOh, but President, I'm en- regle
--look a, that, and the accused handed a
dirty marriage certificate, stW ell! it gives
you no rightatos beat. ~yoursE wi a'esF@ 20;
stop bit, President lived with her
some time and she had me sent to prison for
',hrashing her, When;I came out she said
that fI would marry her, she would let
me beat her as mitch as L Iliked.a1sI did
marry her and lhaye right to bent her!''
'sWhat you say is absurd,'' said the sPresi
dent. perhaps youthink SO but ask my
wife Here, Elizabeth, tell these. gentle
men whether have the light tothrash you
or not. "..sssI promised you. that you should
beat me whensI wanted to get married. .
answered the wife; sspeople always prom
Use many things when they wanted to get
married. bu. after marriageit isn't the same
thing.n 7s'For you, perhaps, Elizabeth
said the loving husband, but 1 have your
promise and am satisfied s.,.s ~ s.,i
Police agents having proved that the
accused not only beat his3wife cruelty, but
smashed the furniture and threw it out Of the
window. whereby passenger was serious
ly injured, the tribunal condemned him TO
a months Imprisonment. .''tNo matter,''
said he, as he walked AWAY, tiny right 10
beat her is iherer' and ho held up his mar.
!riage. certificate. sTsFsf, 7.sss3 Bf9.sslJs rF
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-01-21

:
& GETTISG OVER A DlFFIcuLTY.- 1T was
no uncommon circumstance for women Of
indifferent character TO leave. sums for SER
mons to be preached as. apologies for their
course of life. Madam Creswell, the cele
=brated courtesan Of King Charles the Sec.
ond's reign, died prisoner in Bridewell.
She desired by will to have sermon
preached at her funeral, for which the
preacher was to have ten. pounds; but on
the express condition that he was 10 say
nothing but what was weH Of her. 4
preacher was with some difficulty found
who undertook the task. He, after a ser.
mon preached on the general subject Of
mortality, concluded by saying:
s.HaB the will Of the deceased it is expect.
ed should mention her. and say nothing
but what was we'll Of her. All tha. | shall
say Of her, therefore, is this: She wa
lborn well, she lived well, and she died well
for she was born with the name of Cros
well, she lived in Clerkenville, and died il
aBridewell. "-Ex. 'S1 e
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-01-21
WEDNESDAY, Jan 9, 1850.

F~- zaH WEDNESDAY, Jan 8, 1850.
The Convention met pursuant to ad.
journment.
A call of the Convention WINS had, and
several delegates being found absent, bu-
siness was suspended until the Convention
was full. -
Mr. Jewett, Of Muskingum, offered for
adoption the the following, which was laid
on the table, and subsequently, taken up
and referred to the Committee on Resolu.
tions: "rt ~
Rssolrsd, That the State Convention
for the wear 1852 shall not be convened al
n dale earlier than the 4.h Of July Of that
year. e=ais
Mr. Finn, of Hamilton, moved that in
the ballotings for Governor, the lowest can
ditate on each ballot be Withdrawn, Lost
On motion of Mr. Powell, of Hamilton,
the Chairman Of the Conventian was au
thorized to appoint Committee OF 81 per
sons one from each Congressional district
to act as a business Commit,ee for the
State. 80 =V *'5
3 Mr. Jewett, Of Harrison, offered a reso
luton, that ballo.ing for Governor, ma