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The New York herald., 1850-06-04
Police Intelligence.

The Case of Ons-Eyed 7Aompson. rest anxiety was
cult Of the eTaminaton which hsd for several days
pas been pending against OneEyed Thompson, before
Justice Osborn Thompson stands charged with the
pufncture and delivery OF the torpedo box,v which
exploded In the house or Mr. Warner the 4th Of May
'his d.yl year ago. and HE paddys gun, II still
who never dreamed Of being hit, and wiil It seems,
continue 80 to do, ordained by the hand Of Prov
belish machine shsn be held up the gaze Of tho
public eye, the cmbers Of their ipfamy. At o
Asstaut District Attorney but in cousrquene. Of Mr.
emnh counsel tor the defence, not appearing up to
neal II o'clock the magistrate adjourned the
until O'Clock In the afternoon; here another delay
occssioned and the ultin ately
until o'clock this forenoon.
Fch1tug a Saio'.-A sser by the name OF Gilbert
Atken, on Thursday hight last. while under the iu-
nuenee Of liquor was induced TO enter the house No
~ Oak street kept by Mrs Doyle, here he was soon
associated with women. which resulted In his pocket
being picked Of his wallet. containing . certificate
Of deposit for soa5 on the Life Insurance and
Knowss of the Fourth Ward two very active oficrrs
took the matter In hand for the sailor and aed
the To Justice Osborne; the magistrate hearing
the oireun stances Issued search warrant for the
Lcuse q Mrs. Doyle where the officers, soarchiur
the premises discovered the certificate secreted In
tea.csddy crr Doyle was taxi into custody on the
charge ~ stealing the same aud Justice Osborne held
her 20 ball In the sum of $500 to the charge
th1fFs 0 Stealing Udfckss.-On Saturday evening
last, ,ic.r- DowliBgs aud oaTrigsn arrested three
young men, calling themselves John williams, 8sorge
Thompson and Dsuil yasbesa on a charge Of rtealins
gold chain. Yesterday alt three i1entihsI by
hr Samuel Cbnse aud Archibald Bennett. jewellers,
10 20 Maiden lane with having entered their STORE
tbs lst Of May. and also the 1st ofJunc. Williams
asking to be shown fllt watch which he wished 70
purchase for his sister aud while th- attention % the
ftorskee per cngEssi o. the rogues slippc
gold huItipg watch and chsin Int his pocket valued
~ sltO and they asn stating they would call again
Shortly after the property was missed 90 the nrst
o Jun. the rogues had n. impui-ncs to call second
time. and then white the stor, keepers attention
attracted ty 20 the ohsrsA gold watch. valued a,
$50 Was stolen and carried s~ay. subseqnrnti Me-
Chase fourd the gold hunting watch In th~ possession
OF A man by the name O; BERNARD No IS Bosgrv
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MONDAY, June 3-6P.M
There material alteration 10 the stock market
to-day. At the first board Norris Canal advanced IS
per cent; Long leland "a; Erie Railroad, =. Reading
Railroad f-i 81 !, per cent There we're large salss Of
Erie and Farmers Loan Governments are quoted,
dividend on and the difference Is just tho amount Of
the dividend At the second board Morris Canal went
up y pr cent; Erie Railroad. 4.
The receipts the ofce of the As-isant Treasurer
Of this port to day amounted 20 s111ols; payments,
s1se se4 10; balance s32ie 200 IS The payments to-
day account Of the Mexican Indemnity.
The amount Of Treasury Notas outstanding the
frst cf June was sff5 4se 81.
We learn from Washington that the government has
given orders to the commander Of the West India
squadron 70 make peremptory demand upsn the
Cuban authorities for the immediate release Of the
steamship PEsrro.
The Delaware and Hudson Canal Company have de-
clared . semLspnuai dividend Of eight per cent,
payable on the 18th Instant
Tie Ci,zeps' Fire Insurance Company have declared
dividend Of ten per cent payable the 9TH instant.
The Mechanics Banking Association have declared ..
dividend Of four per cent, for the past SIX nonths,
payable on the 10th instant.
The Nashua and Lowell Railroad Company have de-
elared 0 semiannual dividend OF four per cent The
Wilton road has declared ssmi-snnsai dividend OF
three per cent.
The State of Pennsylvania has made slain on The
trustees Of the United States Bank for the 100000
annual liability Of the bank to the School Pund The
bank has been broken about eight years and there.
fore the State $800o00. There II no doube bot
that the institution legally liable from the fact thas
its charter IL used for the colieeton Of dsS4s ana
other purposes, and s Of course equally brang for
the collection Of claims against the banh.
The quantity Of -four. wheat, corn snA barley left
at tide water during the h week In Nay In The years.
lslo and 1850 IA a follovs.-
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LIrrRAKy CAILrrrisa.-Several Sunday papers
have published correspondence between the cele-
brated Mr. p, II. Bafoum, OF this city, AMI Mr. W..
ii. Sedley SmNh, of Boston; the latter, the stage
manager II the Boston Museum. Mr.. B irnum ad-
dresses DIR. Sn.th - the author of "The Drunk
ord, or the Fallen Saved" and ~ncloses to him a
sum Of money, To which the letter thus replies:-
Bosros husEuM, March 4, 1850.
p. Bassvn, Esa.-- rFr rf.-tr &
for your tindness aud courtesy. Your elegant aud
valus is accepted With siacere respect and gra-
tituee isar you ostimate my poor child, The
MY motive, were good towards my kind he srted en-.
pioytr, the world. and myscf
IL IL not the smallest qualification have received
f.n he huale production TO think have in slight
degree mefed thc esteem an praise n respect
ed Tor hs honesty OF purposc aud admired for his cul
Go and prosper. when Fortune bestows her gifts
on such q man, 'she removes the bandase from her
brow 20 offer her favors with her eyes open"
isubscrbe myself
Your obliged and humble friend
w. H. SEDLEY SMITH.
Now what are the facts in the case The afore-
nsmed play was written by Mr.. William Comstock,
ofihis city, for Mr.. kimba proprietor of the Bos-
ton MaseIs, and an alderman of the modern Athens.
Mr. Coms,ock received fifty dollars fer his labor,
which contributed something towards the support
Of his wife and four young children, while the Bos-
ton Museum realized, II Is presumed, about twenty
thousand dollars by its production. Mr.. Smith,
in order to suit one of the characters to his own
Lsironic stature, altered the text of the gifted au-
thor, and now claims the authorship, on the ground
Of taking away some part Of the srginal work,
and Of adding others, while any judge of Mr.
Comstock's style can readily perceive his own
mssterly hand in almost every scene. 1t was not
enough to give the author only fifty dollars for his
work, which filled dramatic treasury for whole
year in Boston, and for one hundred nights in Phi
ladelphia, but he has been obliged to submit 10
Wholesale Galphinism of his rights.
We presume that this will be news to Mr.. Bar
nun, whose liberality seems to have been misap-
piled in the case, and that he will not consent to
be a party to any such proceeding. Meanwhile,
we should be happy to hear how the modest author
looks upon this curious transaction. Can he throw
any light upon il Has he any more plays to be
cooked and galphinized in a similar wayl
The New York herald., 1850-06-04

Tr BosruN Abolition MEKuScs.-The aboli.
tiou meetings IN b,ficn acre OF the same character
a. the, were h,fe lull fun. noise and nonsense.
Csuiscu snd lf any adopted the tactics of Ryn
dcrs. tni ~ have beiorc said. seized Abby Fol.
scu ~ nf1st sane shouonis, ofthers all, and bad
be- iokri up 10 the station house. for sPeakin her
mird--an sssm,'r q What they mean by free dis
ciissicn This vas rather an ad,anc upon Byn-
csis' pin bui r fally illustrates he deccncy and
fl,f.fw i0fwhiah Carrison ard his crew would
hats ths crdH The ~hols affair was ~ ludicrous
in a. tsrinnrg. middle md end, az Il was here
snd A. tnu tiassf. anii-chafch. anti consultation.
trfi .ile ar4 srit iireid tonvsniionsis will nov
- .n-si 81 annIhrf lrn
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srTHtns Cauar--CfNctr CorHr--ros tG4. esq 20
csc coz % COS tsl. 200 o. sO4
4. CiHtrtr CouHr.-Coumr1ccs az No IS
tyrtFian CorHr.-Nos 81 90 50, 81, sg7, IS, 40 to
a. a. 20.
Tsss.gERrb srrErios CorAr.--Nos. Z, IL q to 20,
- 90 90
CossoS Ptr4s.-P Part fsi--No. $50 its l4T lto iss,
l4I iie l6i. les les l67, lea Part 1i-lOf s2B l2O
.ss ttf 90, cte leo 10 GO. s5t gr. leo. JC0 lO2
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Ine.... s0iI Dee.$0 $50 Inc. .3o5 l03 Inc ls3ss
by reducing the wheat TO -four the quantity Of the
latter left at idewater this year. compared with the
eorTs'rondng period Of last year ihows decrease OF
o. ca barrels Of -four.
Tie following table show, the quantity Of some %
the principal articles Of produce len at de-water
fr'm the coTmencenen. OF navigation to the 3ist of
May nslusive during the year Isss 81 days 1870 u
days; ltto, 90 days--
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iefs aflrtrf iasfs wlth 81 purshas
u. n ,aft 81 vi tafs r1ef rrpcstuni,y ty-g ffev
tNfr A. .ffifa ffaia fsIs - esnfs. ~ti etta
~ Nr r. ~ tlif lt tharft o. sftrs hptit
ftead 90 So rf lsf. a ter isf mer@ a. shs
fsnf tafe ~ iinr msisfis hrirt. iuuerr -. ~
fnff vrl tHni tirNlfr 80 fstirr r-fef - st-
ttsr4t. VII ~ taasa in reft rssweat fer thrrs AHaa
The New York herald., 1850-06-04

IiIsIs raCa iiaross. The Pariians % The old
Tnglah commonwealth, arr d.fsaiing aud pat.
tra down itr monarchy. fua themselves 10 the
hacktcnr ard dssi-cysd the commonwealth itself.
ThsH dffccrdanf- in New Eselsnd appear 10 be
tali4s somewhat simiiar direction Ualer their
arfts'assfy uiraism. and their other isms the
nclem fusifars niay succeed, IN few years, IN
rtfurg icNn ths susericaa frpahlic. ss their an.
csstfs fuinrd ~ ihsir folly The Oh Enrlish COM
ucrwtai,h VIA m 10 tc The Cromwell of the
uodsn puniaas N New Engandt That's The
gufftiCn.
The New York herald., 1850-06-04
Sporting Intelligence.

UsIos CouRr. l. SvnE S-Iserrfss usrcH, 500
Mile heats. hest thrse In eve. In harness -
i. J. Conway ynamed hlk e Stranger. .....2
z n. ChaniTsu named sh < Confidence. Il dis
Time s.-3
sA~r DsY.-rursc go, mil- heats best three IN eve
In harness
:. Mclaughlin entered m Lady Washington, I
Nhdylsy entered D. b Enirraut. ....... , 2 :
Time-25f-a sCt ISL
SAus ns.-A second E,atch came OF between Con-
fdeuce and strang-r-the cosdIfiona the th-
lrcvious one fhis time Co1ndsnce, on tns second
heat, dis 'anscd suarr,r.
Time ts-gti
I'll. double team match announced. ala not tsk =
IiGee-one q the parties paying forfeit,
The New York herald., 1850-06-04

Tstsrfsrl.a fass Tasrs Kft5.-O-inr 30 the jna'
tomFiainfs ~ ti.s amsriraa Con.ni ~ haysrns
asssn ths Casia,a q ths Pen. 10 reference ~ ths
fntrssn CsFt.ia sut sres a ths sehccasr Worth
csruiina wrst.t 90 Cabs rcfo peirt ,hort tims
sinss. q teuuisfica sat nom.St Johns rsrto
Rso ~ oftf q ths Csytaia oeasrai % Marine ~ Ha
vanA O. tsts ths eo.mand fsm saia Capt.is % -.
Pert al O. eommsues itssi proc-rsags ssaia.s hln
a. irvtffssis ths uaiter W. sl-Assd 70 that
ths sgsrish sufhsrs, hs.e h-sn pr-pt " a. gu-sss
ss "A. tmfr.,.n siiissns In ths sfss
The New York herald., 1850-06-04

CosMopoRK STOCKTON GETTING OFF TO cKr on
ErrER. There is a story OF pcdlar in coancc,i-
cut. who was seen by an honcst farmer to get oil
his hoTse, and then to rcmouni. The farmer in
CURED the reason, to which the pedlar replied, Z"
Got off, 10 get Gu better" This was applied TO Mar
ian Van Buren when he resigned, on the twelfth Of
March. is2J, the Office Of Governor Of his native
State, ior poit the cabinet ofPresden. Jackson.
Th, anccdoie may be applied with equal force to
Commodore Stockton, who has resigned his psst in
the Navy To- .cek retirement ffom public life.
"lle has Got 81, TO get on better" BY thus dis
mounting, be- stands fair chance to become a can
ddaie Cor the Presidency Of se United States.
We have Lad a fair trial Of military heroes-we
must now Try the naval ones. As the Commodore
u iaifly rsounied, We may anticipate capital run
if.i rate New Jer-ey race. NewJerscy has some
good race courses, snd, the laws permitting, they
csn bc uscd 20 advantage. We consider Commo-
scrs Siocs'on entered Tor the great race Of 81 Go
o., bat avc.i b. guns. Ediiors, what a chince A.,
Tie gallant Comm5dore has an annual income
~ sioo.c00. llere'- bleeding for you.
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yors. r. r,Psstrr ssa asleftsr us ne San Ns'Esi In
sssen.s gsr,efp-fh his sas~. vhieh has bcsa already
tfisd aus the particulars of rhieh hsva he-n bsfre
tho raiic 0s years past was again Cpsnsj ths
@-y and 10 likely occupy the Court tor time
The souu, sought is nov bb % neiuling Interest
RON ssS for the value Cfgo'ds shipred board the
Aisrrd Ham M "a. and some cf which damaged,
xfits oth~rs vcre tbroso oysrbcari during The als-
trsss 81 la, rcsstl In sale, In January, lstl
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Hall. fnr Eurnnr.

Tie steamship Europa, Capt. Lott, vin leave this
petit morrow noon. for Halifax snd Liverpool Her
mails win eiose st haitPast 10 sc.m,rrow morning.
Ths H,.iv Hreit vi'h The latest ness IN Frnch ani
EnFilsh. vnl ts Published At nias o'o!ock single
soIiss firrturr
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raSE RcsrxNs AntEsrso--Tnr Nostr R,cossaEo.-
ttlegrartie dispatch was received yesterday from
Cleveland Ohio Announcing the arrest Of two young
rnen stout 2l yesrs of ase. Who stand charged with
ihs robbery ef the Bsns q tse CtselsDi Insurance
Co, shor, time since. e,oaiiog thervfrom $4,000
In bsnk bIns and spccie th~ young are both
committed 20 jail All the nonsy has been re-
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gay thst ~ rsea at ~ esears ~ s-r a. ~ s'r q.
g. have ksrstrf.f fs tsru ncc4sala~i 81 stra~s
sss. tl.s sauld Iua arthfar sift 4tt flr
~..r ~ .lnif tNa hls --latest enf1r tflar
saa i.ehrfr So isaaitrll urrs - vel
nsfr durable ~ tffarrFsf IfNFs 49, tran
to rtrdsr a pcfuIsf ~ tfa1rt frr f f i.Issas
GEhfN. 1lt hrtsisay opposite st rsuis
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FrrE scfrrL .TtH --Ihr faa'ic afr gftrarfi
fra greet pc.Ifcsi zane On tlo Gee sCAooi i.sls.
lt Il dle ohlsri a. thr srcalrf school ~ rhiln.o.
pieu rl1 atuhtUn'tis o. eHati "a great system
of po.rcal plifonsrs u,en the Yea 81 i' llaf sdu-
cation. hased urcn frcTsry. Vrfv drrisshir 30
isni. iH many I,fGecis, thfrfioie. l. o. BE- wholly
racnGsd, hfcause DE- pslucll b sksfs aut rsiiars
a ths strir have coucritsd great flaa ~ mskilg
an enormors ruuirr of poiliicai iais. ia buililng
sohools tnd furnishing ihem y. ia isarhers ca
Ne t,uih of reSi month, the nfilgutrs arr % meet
az Syracuse, n contfniioa. fof e. gurrpss 81 Or
gaming their ioiossi bui We doult dthf r~o,ie of
this state vii iu limit to sny Haas &c TIE sriab
li'hm,ni of a great political rcwrf ~ any surh
mesns The l~oFls. H f.si. wcse IN favor 81
gc,a system 81 general sa1cauaui huiihs socialists
ano eholifonisis have tired io tlrn IL % sccounf.
and cytry dsy eShibis the laucnithle fsci that ne
pops are becoming more and more orpoaei % ne
rspm There were two hBnlrcd ani Try
thousand voters In favor of Zee school. lsst
November, bet we shall not nurNhcr half a.
many in a few months more. PolificAl paironag.
10 veJ justly ssectcj.
The New York herald., 1850-06-04

ffauy t-g us tat stis et q karsa rnirs H. % i
teutlsfrffs uef vaps Save se.isr hs.rs inhn hae
r4tss 80 lat-ls tatr rafs q thf rsfs el hery
CsTr uac lll knea ~ ifaitan street. al trrpy ths
a frN
The New York herald., 1850-06-04

Dec. 90 AIS Dec. 6033 Dee 100 po2 Ins.ls AT
The aggregate quantity Of the articles len At
tide water frsm the commencement Of navigation to
the 3lst May, inclusive, during the years isss anc
1850, is rs follows:--
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PosT OrriCU nIsCorHrfsirs. shoui hke
n ssk the Postmaster II his city. Why he sscre
eiy should furnish the statistics a his Office 20
several other journals. sofne Of them ~ small err
eulauon, end omit sending them 10 that Journal
which is the sficial advertiser under the laws q
Cousress The sneakiue nsanness of such trick
does not correspond with the general courtesy ef
tbs Postmaster himself
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nfttsvayrranres ana ettfr fhsaii % sisIt
q f rfsfssfrf risers tHs cltr Ihs sa-
tttnn q rafrats ~ distnruished inalsiaass IA ths
xrrsst in this ecurtfv.
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ErroTusv lsrri1mfacr.-No news of ths Her.
n.r1n o. America whsa car Pa9er wenito rrc,s this
mofnnr rcih sfe iur.
The New York herald., 1850-06-04

Dec..... 1888 Dec.5 llo Dee. .1s2, las Dee. Is
The aggregate quantity Of the same articles len at
tide water from the commencement % navigation 10.
the slst May inclusive, during tho years Isse AMI
lsjc IL as follows
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Teas for Family Use-ws ere o3srfnx .,
st.'e '.lse,ion Of tss sad Black s.d dfss.
rsss 20 ~isn ,s Ss 90 >. And Il ::.
s' rTxIN TIA Co. No. IS ias faisSn :ss..s sss no
Esauties or rrttins Hair and whisk.rs..
it'll The inmfahls at No Is Nassau corner sf Pine
Then he ss Is1t vi" &
r.. really admirable Luxurious shan pssias sSsaossS
y dens. Thy him.
Benton, Foote, Seward, Atchinson. Cle--
" iss CT Il: & Msa:s ::
. IN s Of *. s ss %sy
ssny slsr rs ,nrs Of interest. At National Gall
Wigs, Te~pcss, and Hair Cuttinx-Csti.sns
s. ss they ss1 CT ,s
TIE largest ard cheapest assortment OF Ornamental
.ss Aso to witness th: spring style q Hair cus-
sasi, Dye-Datchelor's Genuine LSquiA
IA: Og E =. the
s.9.s trlcnss psrsens whose hair has assumed bad
'1H s y. 's' ne SSs can 'A''
Perpetual Motion can be seen at the Aca--
deny q Zine Art, croton Hail. Mol Bowery tossther with
@ s o's .. ~ music iii Il sSs II 4. T..S' r.
Oh. what can compare
with head Of d.rk hair
Red hair ref, Of derceness
ssIsS ss sssr.sd.. cirsa.:l.n Gloss.
DR. TIlfN tUthAUDS Moderated Hair Restorative,
Ceaisn Gloss the surprising aes only
of peey restoring the hair 20 places where II has
apiels fallen % hut also ~ readerirg harsh stubborn,
ard why hras pleasant and glossy the nnest silk als
& & s s ,S anu si s1 sh.s s.ss - pr r.
Jsraons ~ Dr Curauds only he obtained rennine
lis c..irgfed Ial hetica'cd Soap Depot walker
street first from fnet it Brosdway r. Calender,
- South Third st'ee'. philadelphia
DIR. KeiIsnger's Magic Fluid has cured Mr.
C. " A.detsen. former popular Chief Engineer. aud
essrt .fels1t Recorder q ,iolest stsk ot nervous
With lair han DAYS. The chief company
with hres Gisrrustea ei1ens called inform ths
fact. See the DOetogs Advertisement, 1000 forfeit.
Travellers Will Aud Invaluable Seeu--
rity in DIR. Rarhs Practical Private Treatise. The
recipes ranlv riy.n th, s rrevs.sivs
race Sh edition s2 PIP. Price 81 Nay be had Of the
thor - c's'n~teh sweet. or by post, mail Free
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and requested call o
E,dhurs Heard T Maiden lane, where they on hand
tte largest ard cheapest assortment OF
.as sy Also to witness th. new spring style Of Hair CUT
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Ee.pties OF r.tt,nx HAIR and wh,...-.

lin The inmitssls at No IS Nassau. corner sf Pins
Then The sienthe Of his doing work viii tSos
seenrae lines cat and graceful geutls and
~ done. Thy him.
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Benton, Foote, Seward, Aseh,nso,. m...

OF lie Snhir and Winthrop Of tie House Repre-
by has received from his establish
msnt IN wasireiea Portraits Of these distinguished
taken in tie style Of the They Be Vtl
o. her pie Of interest 1HADYS National
lsry, zoo Rroadw dwav. corner Of Fulton street.
The New York herald., 1850-06-04

Woskno MSS CoxvsNno<-T is 10 be q
convention of woriing men, 20 morrow. in this
city, eonssting % delegsf~s nom "a the various
trades. What their views and prcjecis are cannot
be known all the, have tsgs'hsr yet il n quite
apparent that socialism wii bc isaliag Galure,
ss many Of The delegates arc social "a. who have
been feeding and living " On the cfsirloas duriag
the past winter I, may be remembered thai
similar movement wss made b, the speculative
minds among the frades about twcEty years ago,
in which the ruling piinciPlc. o. socialism. com
munism, and equalization Of wages, BY the lazy and
the industrious, were urged with mnch zeal and
apparent brotherly love. There was no whole
some practical result from the agitation, however.
On the contrary, those whose Liajsess Of heart
and generosity Of disposition promised them 90
sacrifice portion of their earnings FOR the benefit
of other n, found themselves plunged INTO debt and
pressed down with liabilities and selfsmposed
taxes, which kept them poor FOR several years II
was then found that the philosophical working men
idle, dissoiutc, and willing 10 1--we upon the
industry of their fellow men, who, however, did not
continue for long time to supply the lazy talking
men with incomes. The whole affair ended In
smoke.
The frequent associations and combinations In
England, Germany and France, have always turn
ed out in the same deplorable way; while every
movement has more fully and firmly established
the fixed and certain truth, that the indivie.al
principle is the only sound and practical one for the
happiness Of the workman and his family. II is
under the operation of this principle that labor
thrives, that industry becomes largely rcmunera-
tive, and that superior skill and faithful workman
Ship result in superior success and happiness. II
is fully proved, by the history of the trades in Eng
land and here, that the only way TO promote
general individual success, is to keep aloof from
those associations which have introduced idlcness,
waste of time, discomfort, and even debauchery;
and those foreigners who have attempted to estab-
lish such a state Of things in this country, by in
Producing associations here which are copies of
those which are even curse 10 labor in Europe,
exhibit strange ignorance of our Institutions and
of the benefits which attend our well-direcied
labor under their benign influence. All our veal
thiest men have sprung into seats OF ease and in
dependence by the sweet labor that is always
rewarded in this country. They have slowly, but
yet surely, arisen to their enviable position, by re-
cognising the individual principle Of industry and
integrity, the observation of which has led TO such
practical and fruitful results. We think it will
take great deal more sophistry, and great many
more foreigners, with crude notions upon the rights
Of labor, to overturn the array of myriads of facts
which speak against associations, and in favor Of
individual and independent labor The sequel will
move all
The New York herald., 1850-06-04

Teas for Femily> Use-we sre o3srsr~ .
elise .is",ien Of fns sad s.trs BlssL asd Gfsss
'esr IN 20 opounds q % rs cent? psr
pevEd 10 which yits the Of fSmiiiss ~
els. PkklN TIA co.. No rs Tni,". -. nv
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IsiE Dye, procured ct the utAetory WA
rhs ou sAouli guard against limitations ny
tironss Perscns whose hair has assumed lad
s- The of be dyes, have ssrrssS
- ~ -kii-y a.-~a ~.rv the sfS~esG
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deny a. Zine Arts, Croon Hail. No Bowery together with
about 10 eau ~ framed pictures stauary buss curosi
.iss &C. Open rve TO all respectable people There is In
The New York herald., 1850-06-04
VII. Wnut Gau cOtni5Hre
With head Of dark hair.
silky and soft as the finest of fiosa
Rcd hair. r.ft OF fierceness,
a. -.
pr. KtlIinger's Maxie FluId has cured Mr.

z v dsfs'n oar oriner PopnIar thef hnSineer. aud
1esfaehs and rem the sppeaiop his head was covered
with hair " rss han three days The chief in
with three Gsirguted citizens called to inform OF abe
fact. See the Doctors Advertisement, 1000 forfeit.