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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-02

vs.. t.' feared that tic insane suicidal no'1ls
s'tac.s ol ts Rolling NuIs o Pittsburgh by W.
men ami others puporinc O. st io behalf o.
,h- Po5d.ers n Strike. had wrought 'eai'y
'hourh Temporary injury % the cause '. Labor BE.
form 100 Pittsburgh l1t the following welcome letter
arrceab uudcce,vcs us ln spite 81 the cupab'e
madness Of those Who hsvc zeal not according 20
knowledge .ror rrht the good work moves "a
pdly ona ard ve.'o'oruci friend writes Us
3. follows
r,11.frKeu, p March q $50
s WORKING Mems Congress is a. assemble 80
this cit, Oh the third Monday Of April mex, The
design OF this gathering Is 70 effect union among
working men Of all branches 80 that they may
start IN Institute. get e Lecture rom, Library,
&c. Immense results VIII tIow oar success BIO
tue undertaking
w. ire ecit.ug alon- g.oruusly BOW VII tell
son about the Association OF Working men The
pudalo.s have no already organized and the mem
h.,, are al work one s located 90 Sharon Mer-
c.r Couty, with capital Of 100000 The .srs-
cst amount held by one man is $1,000 There arg
about Sky stockholders, al Working men, Each
man has one vote, and no more
The other Association j. here about Three miles
up the ANechcuy IN capital Is only 600
bat thc members have refused more The leading
lH,n wants 20 invest few thousands n addition.
tut Oh, Company will not lc him third s or
eani,ip- 10 be- located ln Steubenylo, ONO \
o1-fh j. preparing % start ol tie Allegheny ubout
four mites rp 80 much for the pofdlers
The Engine. Builders are preparing .of an or- an
l1at on. with capital of 100000.
TIE Shoeuakers have opened their books i'r
Joint stool Company
The Moldcrs have purchased ground BOO AIes.
.cny Cts 10 build a mon Foundry upon
The silver piatcrs have been ia operation with a
lp.rt sock Compapy 70 about year
There are two Glass establishments bcloueins
10 W ,rknr men, but ! know very little about
them.
Tho Tailors intend 60 DO something soon.
The Printers applied 90 the legislature for a
charter too Joint stock Company bot The Com
m .fee reported AGAINST i twice 1t vii uo' H.
MAS be- So.
\ Brcklsycr ;o'i us yesterday that he ~ss en.
-ts,d iu getting up CompsH! % journey mon
% work Cor Themselves. so We 60.
n the Congress can be established we vii DO
something in this cts that may sst1nish sou
NOurs ID
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INpArkNnENr SrEsN Cow >lcAtIoH bLI WEN
SAN FRANCISCO ANp FASAN,-A California eof''sp'Ao
en- ef tie Nea OrIEs TraS Data, wiring iom SAeFs'
monte CIV Jan ST. gyes ne Hamcs OF Tie pa'aes %
s-e subscribed to me pro .c,ed line OF independent sesn
coul-sniesuoa between san francisco and Fsaans-io
e.snec. With Howard, lne between New YORK AID Nns
ce. The names and smouas already subscribed s'e -
f, oNs Albert Priest Ss0No. Bsrtoa Lee, sSSe,, sam
Rr.nnsn 5000. T. 3. Cornwall $500 T b Kea'lnf'
S.loo. Thomas \ Wsrosss, slae@, hen'y >es"0''
cr,n. $1,000 Joseph r. Cards, $1,000 L = GILLESPIE
slaNo. T. Cells, sl0Ooo. 6. Nsndcr- Scs' W
;.m,hsw IS 100 A. sAn francisco ard Monterey e'cA'
hsve been oPeced and the fsaes Of he snerpIi.e se coz
sSs,f thst he whole amount q stock ass been ssen
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To- whole -1-,er 81 r,s 'r March 81 'si y~sr Wa
tIF There's fans ~ .r he -; mo1-- compared
,s.h M.r-A Isa ,, u7.sris u 49, Or s. pr c~rt To-
-auaer a--rr In Js-1sc, lsu -. Sss IN So % 's's
a Sc; 10 Feoruary 1854 .he -lriAer was 50 n l5,
SIS ony er TIE Nlo~lns AZ the .css o.. Sc nlru-
-t-. Er - o-,- 20 Do wears 81 - 49, 49, resFec-
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CITY ITEMS.

M1NusY Arrrs>oa~. Arr. .
N,r-H Ev.sEArIoN The a-rlvas O. PISS
g.-. a.a.s PHI iir re rouh ,, March ~er-
~ L. E-l-- ~ I-s-a-- - :
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= - -. -t5-t 9. DECEMBER a. G. a3o1. &C 80
,.--. l. ssc- u . AID Procufei -sT F-sr-. re
"a .s.1rs f-u-1 - ---l -a-a1 = A. Z, So
-. h.~rr --.e-i-c 1ezry g. -le-f % cirr4-a-o--
.- - -r--r-1n u - s-lr- rnq--T W. -erra-fr ~
ar T. Oh B. .te-r cr--sr, a. VI Hflc1 - c4-ef
- 500 Sax 5l-.cl, 81 c------ - ia ~ 70
49,. - uev Bs e. li- Bs1k B. order u - OREGON
". rssyy-S ETHEN FOsTES CL-.-f
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ID, A. = . ..u VIA 54t - IL paac- q AEDHr Esf
< rFtr1 = Male-r-1r- AID 90 Yuzr hsr CT b Pr1cs
- - c-sa rsf- Of ar srsses 4s-c u r-rl 40
-.-v r-,-yr..r = M1--c-a - III
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~ IISnid Hair Dye. DprOFed ~ IS % e1s0f =
- q Wis., ~ g15rl-z Gil sE-T1-i E-1e4i - -
ri. irrT Tree from 1lF --ss1l Q,--, 49, ca -
u.sel ~ ne s-s1ges; soag -.rre-Aiely 4 = aFf -
vT-hcui vs-1nE a. F0r sac Err - q d cH..
ls's W. Egc.orJ. " As -Tl1k-l ---@s :
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hf--OLITION.-Th Coyartnsrshp heretofore *
- sing heteeen DAVID l. Jamst u Cafpener N Ne
l- ald Fe-d business HE day Dissolved D. mutual
consent Those Indebted o. e ss.t hfm vii please MAKE
uerf ~ soon a. the store ~ bo~sfy
iose haung claims sgainsf va firm will please present
or payment 0 d L. Carpenter on or before NJ
,.oth dsv OF 1pr 1870 Tie nOur and feed business vii
II. costnasd 6y David l. Carpenter a. tho Old stand 80
Bowery. Pano0age respectfully solicited
NeS YORK Mach ~ laH D l.. CARPENTER
Al ia JAMES o. CARPENTER
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Mr. Irsx. The difference II the decrease If
,or,.y u LIS CITY or nc sfs, sasr,-r Of l' yssf con-
..-t i ne eorrssponainz qCsrsr q less, appears
-, TIE sane ra1o i0r n sl=rs g~o ye4rs ~oad show
srn,uauor o. -o-s saas tirss a0ussaf How lhis 70
b. .coou..sl rf q. can hAsay BE- fs0~n hal sny great
e,,n.e hss ,a-sa pace In czs-e 9f our d.ssses-
VA 4. IT, is~u PlLAvrEsorosi
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SCHOOLS.
rARRyTowN INSTITUTE.

4 SELECT BOARDING. stuOOL of no
. 1 40 Tarfyiows N Y. A NEWMAN Puncipal-lhlf
r.uun pleasantly situated one uiird Of mile bofih
I'd tfs village, near The sp0t ON which Major Anfre wss
seu aud ab0a half ms ffOa the steamboat lzing snf
hudson River Railroad.
hi s institution young gentlemen will be thoroughly 10
grlci-d m a. me branches u an Bngish and Clafsc 81
.incauOr requisite Coz commercial pursuits 90 snlofng
rHI eye
TIE Primo "a having been more han twenty ysfs SIC.
fs.y cox aged 10 bis proess0n feels himself nly CON
snt give perfect satisfaction 10 those who may patron
~ re institution and ne pledges himself that special al
0n shall be paid ~ tho manners, morals and hsiecpsi
iir prOycnient n lie pupils committed Ia ms care
fb-ra are Two terms 10 a yeu each hye month. The
: Inuins, term commencing The bfst ~ May, and ne
" rirr % To - November The price ~ board snf
tuition from ss0 10 So per efm according Tho branches
pursued.
Circ ara containing particulars. referercss, lc car ~
% aned al spadBg shephsfds bOOsssOrs, l89t brosf
ay New. ora or by addressing note IA The Principal
~
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M,,orRi-The Locos Il the First Congress
Sons. Distract arr .sa,irs ne question Of Convention %
nominate candidate for he nsxs COngress-aow repre-
sess>s ey Judre Bowls TOE agitation 8 eoumsoeed
under the auspices Of The anti nson.Ans and - pro
eui csndidsies-beside Jadge Bow ha, WHO snseGnees
n uscf candidate sab iecl decsol 81 OoaNel
CD Bogy o. Ste GeneYieIe. and Oea ESE'a o
frrk
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pl0F M,sDEymLL LLCrCFEs-The Com
rse ID shoal irfrls,sd no preparation q A. e.
pre-. "a 4 .he .entsns Of s Teacher, Of the Public
Wus. CorPoae snd PaVs.s schoo. q MS Cay. WOO
ave srucsd Prof Vaudeville. Lectures IL Aigsuseoa Of
co-rse 9n E.ocuron. respectfully report hi oo~ins
-s-1ual1s
E .. Taat a~ 81 ert4ss Ftssa OBJ Fsf Et1c~
.u.4 --..sf. as' '--l i9 so1r- Il a.e-
.tt.r .rrt
ss4 rslf tIs.sr. rss-t al.- s1HI --fsr rrnr
.. FL .t.f rfrlr-sf tl lfg
.f.aae as - o. 49, sf.. a1- rf.t'4ft Ut 20
.sr--.- l k--.-a ta spFfc Frsi- r-a.ll
80 l-rry 20 4n1-sta'rs '.ii a
.a.l.-H flfr~t sHf - '~al~rs - -
.r..-r maze 60 ftt-rs -isa i .'aef
.sat-a
be- j. fIai~-srr Gaat~' 30 .l--slr
r-.ls tr t- a---rf01 d. lts .@s.n--- -a
ID -.s.. a0. TO 90 -i'rf a- 90 80 m - ~ f
=
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iRyING IS-TITUTE.-LYos Classical sae
] NsmnsrciAl snsfdin scno.Il s1f YoanE O-shsnsnI,

4 bosrdin school Tor Young ts-Dlrtnen-i
0ns lnsutu.. Tsuytowu, Neg.fOfk WILLIAM
LYON AN Principal and Propnetor
Th., Insulation founded ny the present PfvpnStOf
AID hss been Ia Successful operation andrf ne msnsso
mont Or twelve years past Mons bu, bO.rden are -
csiysd The lumber ~ pupils has asga ranged bsts.er
~ and - u ages varying from % IL Ihes" are ai'nen
mo -four " classes undsr expenenfed ana -heet
lors and hs constant supervision " The ffioePai anf
are constantly snd thoroughly Instructed " ever Ofmcb OF
classic Al aid commercial cdgcaOn Tbs fhnripsi a.
himself he Wehoing " his pupils, and % ANS
fs.Dons.oe % his patfOns ~.
TsrrytO~n dslAnt bot b miles from ssw ofs snd
rssd ssgefI uDss sdAy ~ steamboats, ssd ~ ears Of
he Hudson River Railroad
promote sass sfacs and sfeefDsss Of c1rsfs, AID N
seneTa he.hf feyelopusut of Tho physical sysism, m
Principal hss Introduced . course u elementary mnilT
n.fruefi0n 10 Aeeorcancs with Tho u Infantry tsclcs
unfsr hat % perO, tAetlciaD Col w w Tompkns oil ~
TIRE moral welfare VI youth being slvsys eoesfsf.agn
u ths ars importance D, an oboct Of soeiioae sin -
Principal 70 Bring his pupils 10 eondaet bsmssyes ansef
M sautary influence - moral srd religions principles BIT
Without interfering ell with ~ isn-s u psfeu" d.
1OnnsuOns
Tss Princigsl sal liberty % refer 10 Distinguished gen
tstnsn yho ksys psfouize1 bic SCHOOL, bat esetns unne
cs...fy W sbarsa himself Ia tho ssiecron u names -
80 insuuluOa 70 well EBovn In New 10fs snd ess~hofe
The Principal % determined hs iasuuction 10 al bfanch
.. shall Do thorough elementary principles fecsrns
mat srsnon which hsif paramount np0F'anrS A.
insnds a. - $500.
Yof sdsaons fnformAlon spply To the Pnneips. ct ~
gsuins.
Pfospecuss. NAY be ooisiEsd 81 Clsft, Aastin Cos
bo.Iksore % Bfosdrsy kAyo0f's bookstore ~ bOrsfy
and az ssyerG u ne pnnapal bOtsls MI ls~t~
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10 LANDLoRD- AM TENANT-.-A D,


A SPIIALTUN.-To Warn .h-naArf. and Aanaiae'
inlr~r. Iroa " afrhs sunscrp-rs. being tie ncl
pa t0crrs and expecting o recrlyo age and continued
.lrue II DE resl Asphailln. would cal he siisntou Of
N,rn.hmaA-rs Ispannefs, Machines, Manufactures %.
ir1 Ware Steamboat Machinery, Agricultural and other
ln.frlr-uis sMpbgldrfs ard Others requiring " usng
ck Paint Black Vanish japan 20 hs afuc7 - beny
. me Quality and very brilliant and coming very much
sss1er asn az gum use 10 he manuiac OF vanish.
scHiEFEgLrs. BROTHERS : 90.
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NIfri,iA tyD OHio.--A few weeks sro We
so-csd rd oui9as recommendation of he Governor ~
nia 90 i1e Lex stature = TIA ate. consequence oi
49,. f,fu.a ~ Gov FoHu n Oh.e % surrender cers-
,.rs1o charged VIII inducing slave &c escape from Nr
=. .s J----si gives The fl'~ns hitiosy
OIL. 'h- saur
Lack man. ed Hles. once slave 10 Hsunsi fe
C. .,fv Va had hy me asi will of D.. master, been 7e
tree lie csue o The st's II Oh ana settled Afer some
0.- ~ went hick me- 0d home llt soon returned PEP
- d. Arer Dee I'm virginia ne Gfsnd jury ~ haNrshife
& aly found q BAD of ndctneIt against hin ssld l
- t ID NO counts Ils hrsi count charges BUCK VII
ri..aa certain slave, named Ncson. u absc1ud IRON
To- second count charges hI l " IN lfnls .nt
Ness. will copy uf ne former masters VII D. "htt
.. huc. hncrr rd Tor h- F4fp's' ~ beng Lee i'
DO, We Cd hers Tt's indictment vas found IL June l't
sF-t here io Demand Buck fI-Ilsr rom 80.
ett On authenticated COPY NJ ti- Indictment No ul-
..f.. ssss tny made b he form Ol le re- -sl oi
Ace. rsr.fl eNsf1-arOl OF ne t1cuueuls Gov. fur-
Hery auhcry and the papers we're a. sulHiird % tl
~ request be would examine ilcu- .ld rrt"iA
u.oa theif sgf Cheney Gc This wss done, and NJ SAn
ef-r submitted lo tac UuN-ftof Nlitrl "pl
g1 fhaf he parers di not make case u nch Altn
led or REQUIRED Governor grant ne reusioo asa
20 II assumes thai he % lhai clause u e Sul
requiring .-giuves from lsuce - % l1.Fsiee ~
e. NOT cover minor % O1cusrs in th~ cfIrilA
.es o SAFES b4. had reference only % ne higher ea"
.A - murder arson. 80 l. AYERS ma e onens-s clAE
20 the indictment DO o1rnses ~ ono ma 20 sleh
cI.ues are known 20 The common q" NJ n,,lrf -l-
rnmor ~ he statute lsN recognizing anF slch llese A.
. rls-ged TIE Governor IA rsnce WIN vel see1
g. gcuu1ued pfscuce guEht 10 decline Gun faAcc
~ ID he recuisiuun. I-ose We've correspond 4l a -
sgrC's VITA he views OF Gov fcrd IT'D irr pi'f,s -
,eo-e ca ne .s OF Fcbusry ssi b wrote ei.rf 70
me Governor u( Nirsiuis informing him % e tcsul ~
lis e. bofsccrs A. has ended t1e cass o. Ia a. Vhio
= concerned
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~ Notfre.- IT, u-tca. b1snsss - - So hEHAf
sEFssoou D sd ~ ~ rsrslou = as ce -1rai -
or J.rurc y s-ts.s cgcT14ec - Esla q.
:. a. rss-s-rc-. By r. n Sh EBN OODs, Sloesss1r'.
80. ~ CtErb-rs-st NsE-fork
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-rERras OF ADvERTEsIH3


nusiness Sotices.-l1. o-ns peg i1s 'soa .a'-'-7t
(.enrrnl Soiices.-six iiDss or ~. -acA i''esr =
. c-l.ls ger - Hrrs cer1 pc Ire each a.
General tiyertisemenfs.- I'D L--kifi 10
r. iesa ssch n-erDor 80 cso.s ovrr ssai rfs f- ("
CO.. Inc each d.
UUTsIDY-Lsht s4es Or .ess @sc' .1.efier. - c@'.'
cor o a.. alss es-s per Inc - d.. 'f Pm ' ir'
ar- per month
RFLfCfoUs sn1 TYnFGsANgE NqEfrff alf ~. -
sod RuHEE., I~lir4rloss not frCs"f,'f p T''9' al
30 .cseIfsd r. - cents
Legal Advertisements Al - ''"' h2r' 5 -
tarle
10 Aosoing 40 FvsauE Efaons
NEW-Y0RK WEEHLT JbiBUhb
very LARGE PAPER FOR Tn tOJhIht = I'D
lsh3f sysrf h1fsydIy N0Tufas ~ o.. TX i5c+ f = @
sl11'u ~ advance Eight copies ~ 70 Dr twenty co
g. ooe address fOr 81. and fhe pare ri o." csF~
'sT11f he une ~ which ia paid
Advertisement fJr his s1@~t will - ,rsrs~. .~f'
I-f me esct insef1On-
THE sEnnI-WEEKL7 TEJBUHE
= g.cAshsd every Hedass1ay AID 51f1'fqs ~-fn'nF -
F'ce - per aunLm- Two copies for 4,
A1verIiE rneuts csnts line each ns9rf1r
THE HEW-YoRg TRIBUaE
FOR European CifcRlatinn,
~ 10 5isne1 ~ the departure ~ sscb Ma H"s"i~ '0
EgcIo' Pee 81 osns per COPY m g o"f y"s' fF'g"
l'olrf.1
1HU wEW-YoRR TRIHUEy
taiifoTsis, oregon, ard The -sHdvich lsiHaH-
- rr sbrd On The departure u ~sob "sl -esn-f 20
aaEELEY 8 hcELEATH. fugisp~ia
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A BBOTTs INSTITUTION Cor he educ.

n yOahg siles ~ Ofesnsa Nsv.Y0fk-sntll resi-
deuce q q Fsy-is place John sc Abbt, Jscob Abbou
To- Goudb FERN ADn lbn snd cloves No lat ~
Jane before any oppressive heat u sumner srsos Nj
abioif viii sks hOse yong i.des vnOm hsif psfeuis
9-s W nave Nlfh hia dansg tbs ysesiloa mons
n July ard AlZis - la cOgntfJ retreat 10 FHminktoo
asine where vii continue pefiatsnd lsif stgcs
loo 10 Ffsnch MUSE ard General Ltsraufs, ke, where
~ c.n ~ nOrssJars rdng .nd other r3fs pieasgfes
"a ne II ne uos pleasant AID osstny spots In Ss~k ns
itld The Fsl Term commences M0ndsy, ssp,stnh>f,
nm laNfss
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- Informed IA - .TCes- rL-a1~sf a-- ~ es-
q va 49, '-gr-es hra.'s u a1c - - go
1TrArula. ls.r ~ -9 oe og-c e. AHnHrfsI hsAA-
y Ass6sn-sasa Tls gAee sgppt-c I'd IN
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WIN. BELDE& JL
fr4f, JOHN J AaDEksOS
fAICHAEL J. 0OOSskLL
{ NsFrrS ss1y wa KENNEDY, Gamma

FAR At NlBLos-Thc aides o. St Mstihe =
c1sr-s s ChrissPher-.L bold Charitable Par Al NOo'
RDous lo-day commencing a nooo, snd continuing al
Wsae.dsy nigh Tboss Mo zsy wisn 10 sd Ne eh@ii1-
: 90 -ci. or whica ;ais occasion . Afforded Wi tnd
.1eg 4.psy - sse,1 ,-f fancy article. 'hsi car r'rs
: =. 1890 - 81 20 g AtTarl.se-
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IIIHE .TBsIKIBER oasr, as annual ss.orInsn

fl'HE 81 bstkIBE pnens as snn4A assofuneb
4 VI sre.n agricultural and hof.cn t1fa seeds, nun AM
srqa1enlA rees 10 great yAney grape nDes aud shrub
t-r arze collection u sxO'ic plsnt- snf gs1efsi a.
..r,l-1t VI ar1c-s Ia his inc few bsrs.s " early
sovereign and Ashes ei kdnsy potsoes much estemsd
"a eel valuable quslty Of boiling dry When young
sraas.fs 1nd Others wishing " purchase ns Invited %
"a. AID examine f1f hsUssotes
T DUNLAP Scotsman snd Fions,
an, -. os5 BfOadNay
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0or-rs-e .1 no fvn n1-trs n ms yea AZ
>0 .t- s-rIrss f'r Fshrusrv sr3 Mach hs ysAr A.
-lre thar - 'hsi ~ - yesr
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~ Matpr-cure InstiTutes--Dr TE.LL r-csi sss
-'Srs A. - corc4iuls RI ~ essf ist-rn- j LsiEnls-
b. . -ryfsei wiz sever. tsi1'rg fsous -or- u VIC,
49, go van tsy I'D lisai c-rrE - cod sesscn -s
--ry s,-A5.sh-asrf a. Oys.-f Bay L J. W f-sp-l
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Markets

The sales Of CoTrOS to-day SUN up 900 bses
and .9- ne week 2fDfN very f1i prices FrsiRbs are
dull Cotton 20 Liverpool Ia Brush re'se.s IL isssu q
Z nef
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" q BUTLER, Aucronear
al Bile DMlNi~rRATOK'S sAtb.-vr
: FRIDAY, lilo SD DAY 81 April, 81 l0t ocioek AZ II.
Fulton o. on o. On and hth doors he suirc stock and az
. Of ie book biadiug esfab shmeni belonging 70 Sam
D diebrook deceased, consisting OF stamping preset
.u.tng maciH.s, standing prosses, presses .nd rows
..i1g benches press bosfis hrss- we binders m"-h
tlt blard. aud Marshaps thread, sale for cash
JANIS y TflAYER, Public Admlnls0siof,
fu41 ~ NsssN
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ARRssr 90 a TssRY.BoAr Puor -Msih.as
tr rot IF no t.rr, hosi fulton running o.l r-roA yn
south Fern, taken INFO custody Yesterday. by
offset Ntrd-rhrck charged vh csrelessIt Ituning hs
,t AGAINST ore ofh~ Governors Island bsfgss iu which
sore Or sam % IL Camp surgeon In he sriny, and -
1tr-ncn The lsrCr nearly csrsired. spd hs ives
2 .hr PERSONS much endangered hF ne COLLISION,
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BRooALT, ARr NIo>.Ihc gallery OF the Art
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: LONG Nnr,cE-The steamer Eureka IS
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Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-11-15
nIwcre He.

If were farmer, il appears to me
would devote my whole attention 10
the cultivation of my farm, clothe and
feed my servants well, take care of my
stock, mend the holes in my fences, take
a fair price for my produce, and never
indulge in idleness and dissipation.
If | were alawycr, l would not charge
poor man five dollars for few words
of advice.
If were physician, could not
have the conscience to charge as much
as they do for feeling the pulse. extract
ing tooth, taking little blood. or adj
m;nistering dose Of calomel and jalap.
II were merchant. would have
an established price for my goods. and
not uadersell or injure my neighbors.-
| would sell at moderate profit, and
give good weigh. and measure, and deal
as honestly as possible.
II were mechanic, would apply
myself industriously, to my business,
take care Of my family, refrain from yis-
ting taverns and grogshops; and when |
promised map to have his work done