davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-26

ARRysT FOR LARCENY.-Csrl Ritter, s Ger.
N n wAs yestefdsp sken ito culIocy chsrse Of
,teslpE cothing airing apparel &c 70 Tbs vssGe Of
Ga The properly Marie aud Win Dhin also 9crmsos
r-,d1i a. lfg 7he circumstances OF The ssir
are % follows III Dhla il clvt eng.rese and arvei
IL Is County, with bis wife Rboot weszs utnce; he
ziiet o!isLtd fliusuon tDgpeeT tn Caarag1s
CO sra here, leaving ha T-ifs ihs ci'Ti Ehiie
TIE Re wrote sevsTs ines TO her bGi Inc leo's a. ap
ps'I, vsis r:eloe2iad b7 ReT, tie kceaas w1o 25a!
two pteej sEte If1R1 10 her Of her uoi bear
Ing o! ht husbAnc hat bad deserted her sad Tcud
Fever 5ek Pc then irducd her 10 E1io his h714a
40 i've vi MIN hIs Ife 10 tbla sde agrsed a5d oo1
with ter Tbs 'arrinre Ge ar Dhin csms Iha ctr 4
day or two 'nce LOOK ztef hts wife from wuo b osd
kenfd tusirg ois sbsspca He Foou foaud hoE mat
teTs were Hrd erI before jusce Mc11Ird aid stated
TIE Gaze The Jutllee 6spkuhed officer 10 Rt!i5i'a
heafe 10 oemKrd th5 turnure weich d8nssLd he reded
to comply win, std sft1r hs oaicaT bad efi 10
ptwped he bedding, &c Beerbaois pavf-shop al 25f
pirlsioD-st VheFe Ii wzs uuo He IL uzdsg ares.
MoUnifoII f trial.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-26

HoBBINa OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF BEING
TOO IL ouIsriys Officers Smith aha Crcsseti of TO
\ we Police Court day Rr,esI-d Ou,csIs1 natlsd
Se' eofct ard his ve izsbetb tosebar With oroIars
hsn go sry oNsi ehseged tn Teba Robert fnonp-
Orapse al hspt by The pulca iraunors Thn woman
ONeh tappeara 81 .hc couplains II. the sifee sal
tfes lhbt he was rsihsr vet6Rpt yed hn tco sSs
house g here chs persuaded him siss nody
liquor with, On which he boesue somswast :,rsy sns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-26
gRAmnAn sOaOOa-Pro.

UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR sOaOOL-Pto-
- ics3oi a jognson Rscior-She hts! quarter Of tao
.chco gear begins 9epieher ID Pups are hEteo lcf
college OF hualness Che Primary Department, Tor oSTna
years epder The OF A "a Hobby receives pay ~
n szry al age a. Application cf @due
s.op nay ne made 81 The Roons lover doer UnVeslty
sr3ss Circular may be Obtained si.o a. t9e ooos
s,ores of Roe Lock wood 5on All Broadway, GDefeS
Pr.rcs 60 252 nrcrtyv Az and S.mu.i asJror, 10 Bow
s,y@ IAn2i esnI GEOkDE PARKER Principal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-26

CAAaUo ptGANYkhe' BI.AaH&E Tapping
~ and sieve Cl0h type ?rinlers and Nngray0FS gJaR6
s.s soIef. glsaysr and Jscke. Cloths, for sale BY
anyil g 4 LIZ zAAON, IS ffnS-s1.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-26
GOAL.

{YDAL.-A sssoruueuI Of Anthracite Coal OF ~
u peflor quay suiiabs M furnaces, raDgea eTalsa DC.
desrouB Of procuring their coal al very low
rata, will do well to give the 9ubgcdber eafy call
GEORGE A sparkle,
ais 2wS 2i5 and 201 Bfsnklln-st
sHOAL,-I am selling cOsl usual OF Tho beat quality
Achebprr hAb any o,hsf dealer In tho ely, from my
yard ror Of King ard e. eenwich ais
sls 6R* PETER CLINTON.
aNOAL.-We 'ho sunscnuers, have quantity of good
ACsAl al our uew YARD f79 sroome At and al the old
usnd 1913 6O~ery which viii sell al hh lowest market
prce ria srs JACOB WEEKS, Jh. & NEPHEws.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-26

L'ANGY AID BLAJK UASsIMRRRS.-2H
L cara Tor sale by RiChA&Ds CROHRbIPH
sla 2weudS 81 EYchsnS pi&co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-26

a4LAAGASD UOTEssass.-2o0o easss, ofnpdaiDi
D peal 7ariefy OF styles -uisDls i0f expectation
iy91 goY ssla Nv HGa9fgH Go 20 and 50 pins-4t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-26

GOT"TONS. "a, 10, ~, SO,
ID "a Ga "a, cuiapdslug great variety Of styes
and qualities, forsAe0y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-26

Z Mr aud Ara KE3YLEE ueg cave TO nfJf q, their o.
p. and reysors oes1oua ofearprg NJ french sogusge
t,oyUghiy that lbey wiz commence their fJf
j.e.srd GeuAtmen on Hofd3y September 80, 2! ,her
r,ti3trce III SlIlh.averue Terms so pc quarter l3e
leisor5 The humber Of aca cgss sasl be Lcd % ,lx
Schools and private families Attended 10. Prof Restlsg
tsschss ssside, Frtrch Latin, Greek and Germ4n
q Gafs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-26

THE MERCHANTS INSURANCE 90.
az YHE CITY ov NEW.YoRK, once Ocean zank
OBuho!n eo OF GreoL witch and FntJn 10. Cash
capital &2GoOU0 agnns damage by are
CRO~ ELL ApAge, President.
azoRsE W. SAVAGE. sesresary. ie:on
4sMOOALSgs FIKR sTsSUGANQ& 3o4PAnX
D-Offcr No ID erci1suts' Exchange, Wssi " Y ans
43 gult0n Ell Srooslyn S4. RL,AAHGBRU, 6ragi.
= q grRvKps. secFs,ArY sna sLnS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-26

13gAnM s4aAAIs Observation-Disclosures package;
A5brU~p bieacneA Glass SUD DiGs, ston And arc
srsled Is asrlSeiioa of ulanuis,:tpIs FOR sale by
uys HgRAI?B h GO. 50 and 81 Ffno-s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-26

TSAmIt.TDss sH akFENsaa-So eases - and III
i bsscnad sSSattnKs FOR sale ~
tysj SGE5IP8 Co 10 and "a Finest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-26

aRa.ARh kS5-GoiofoA AscziEaw Negro, seflh, snd
2bine different rb-omboDnd family SiansSts si
American 9apufseIafo 20, stio by
Iy5I NEe@iTB 4 Co % and ID 2ineosi.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-26
lfvatl RANGE.
THE aROoEA3'
FIRE INsURANCE COMPANY,

THE aR0oEAS'
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Once No 81 W corner of Pearst ". T.
CAPITAL $4,000
gs1HIg COMPANY, having tner capital all paid "a ID
cn.h sre prepared insure Buildings, Merchandise
Household Furninre, Vessels In Por5 their ostg1s 90
Nayiy,lIon and Yransporiar0n tho most favorable
terms All lossas promptly adjusted and paid.
DIRECTORS
surua sroay aosnS T.Y.OR SAMPSON MooEs,
psrSn MITE 6koaSs ELDER, CHAS. 5URzBALTRR
3RAHCIs RIuDY BEsRy EDEY, ASA roSrsR,
JAS b. WILsoS, ALEX II. GIANT WIN. n s0Srka1
seH 1RRRmAA, MARSHALL pEpOoN, Isaac u TAYLoas
SA3P8ON AOO1G, 2 resident.
} MuroN SMITH, Secretary. Utnis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-26

d4,laR JaBLRACaHD UUyF1A3.-c0o osles
( Rhode trlsnd Paio Allo Rockingham, HooEssn As9'
yay EcSa Wsltn9m and Ghef styles, for sae Dy
-nvs HB8afYH f so 30 ard 81 Pao~R
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-26

EWAVER9 e. cos. BULLETIN.
a a. go lbs 1osG HsieuI T11ns for 9rocoFzs lie
eHo los small ball DO DO.
ESQ pa Wax Seine Twine
2fG0 ia Linen 9Ulne tsBcg coicTs
9rD1 Ihs FaTtegnted Cotton T~ins
SaD lbs Linen Glib Bel. VINE.
A}so an extensive as.oFtpent Of Hemp Wrapping
Elrs Of al sizes Flax aud hsmp iof sac b. hc bale
TE!ne If say Aind made 20 order by
sslm eodF a. TAAyEEs u co. q Maiden laas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-26

DROWN COTTUNS. 500 bales Of different quail
ID 1es ano song lhein may be found Stars. Wei
tham Rockingham, HDoAelt PElo Alto, Hope, New Bed
ford and o!her fsvorile .lapps, Tor sale By
ais NEAaIFh Co 80 and 50 Pine-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-26
DRY GOODS.

eSGYGHF8SR 1AaAUIID 3HskYGN&a5s-.
~ 400 GAses Yors Prsuio,is Wschuseis, pogef and
AmadCao Mills peTf0s S6DF7 Drb 9hnHgs also, az
/, s-aup sr ~ ipsh abirIinss, tof Ssle by
pTS DNSstIPg L 80. 30 end u Pin4-zl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-26

sUPREME CoURT-Specio1 Term-B ef0rs Judge
Ednonds. D ecisions-E Eleanor Farmer sgainss ThoR
~ Uatno.-pigotee granted.
In TIE matter If the dppitcation Of the Brooklyn Orphan
4,,anp TOR AGnG,nu, GgaiHt he Bseosiya BtLrd Of
Eourufoa Ste Asylum cals he riga, of share Ia hs
hchoo money their gsi which 5eDied, and he
SEMI pprca,ion made Argument WA heard M. Dana
apyeGt he AIyluu AID Lott oppoiei DeGta!on
reserved
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-26

a aBsUHwOH FLAaNk4.s.--59 czse9 of shas
a snpa-ior Csnton FAnueli 14 received 1oT sale by
iysI HGS4iTB b Co. 20 and 81 Fins 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-26

CIRCUIT CouRT.-Fanny 5irdsGH 70. Net0 Jer
ty Ra,l, cad Compqny-To recover for jury TO pa'n
6Y OF OF her feet bring nj1redfuu over by baggs2
hIaks already referred Veidic oE plaintiff 81 COO De
liz I'll bal vas GsAed for
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-26

CoURT CALRxDAR-Tbis Day Circuit Court
Nos, 27a, SILL 4s8 GIG 678 sos us, 722, 744, Al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-26

apAOWN shEaFGsGs.-lsO Oalcs SalisDafy "a
zDgo Mohawk VslIzg, Slei styies for sale io1 W
nylf Q . LC BARON, s. StH@-6s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-26

4sLgR AaN OAPAaY P8IRTao-h ssS sEt
DEupfder aFieis fhsi eolo!s Tor TaIeby
nyfl G. Ia 4AAOf, - siES7t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-26
HARLOW ARE.

DEFINEp PERU HORSE SHOE IRON and
IA EAGLE cur NAILS AND sPtkEs-A tal! a.
somapt OF all sses lhe subscribers. rnannseds
rgrs slG lpI E-k j RusSlNG 90. 81 uiEss.
~@ATw Oa Rh-A lsIKS asAotIaasal Of BAaliss
u nrsVad rom b TO It's ncbe3. aor sale oy
Vuaa 9ATWv @S1&iSAsoh las S@elSS'-
The New York herald., 1850-02-26
The Telegraph ana the Steamers News.
TELEGRAPH OFrIcr, .
MACON, Ca, February lS, 1850.
rDIToR NV YeRK HERALD:--


EDIroR NV YsRx HERALD;--
taken from tho Nev Orleans Commercial Bulletin Of
the 10th January headed "Rsscality with the Tse.
graph.n As this article to refer exclusively
TO the Washington and New Orleans telegraph line II
becomes my duty to state to the public that the pro-
ducton Of the imssnstions Of those editors ct that
particular time, wac entirely incorrect and without
foundation found, upon . careful personal sxsmiu-
alton into the matter referred the of de-
10y q which % sn.y :psss were produced from the els
The first of which they speak was caused by light.
ming prevented rs from working only st Intervals
y hs In that latitude at eli ssssons Of the year
The second caused by the great almost unpre-
and wire washing Into the water, where it could
not be repaired until the water rsceded Those gen.
tenen were slso mistaken with regard to the contents
Of the private dispatch referred to- informed by
one Of the editors Of the Picosne who It, that Il
contained the arrival Of the steamer at Halifax,
but not one word II steamers news Be this as IL
may, however the contents Of . dispatch makes
no difference to us. Our business 10 to receive and
transmit all matter intrusted to us In turn regardless
dividual handing III and We have adhered to
this rule strictly having no but wishing
justice to all Those gentlemen to think strange
that private depsches should get ahead Of matter for
the press and the Merchants Exchange; but II they
pense to obtain early information that individuals do
their efforts might probably be crowned with satsfsc-
fear the interest felt by those gentlemen In the
Merchants Exchange, arises from selfish motive The
proprietor OF the Reading Room in New Orleans regu-
sry gets despatch Of and the New York
markets for their use and the Bulletin, by paying
them pttsncs Of the price charged for their
gets copy at second hand for their publication In
this way you will 1t hardly possible they would
be ahead Of private individuals other editors whe
use proper induft,y, and pay fair compensation for
the public and prominent editors may not be misled
and receive incorrect impression In regard to the
reputation Of our line Having published the charges
Of the Bulletin In your widely circulated paper hope
you will also publish this denial in toto Of any part
cipston In any persons employed this line having
any connection colusion with any individual OF
association ssekipg to favor Of patrons In pre-
ference to another. Respectfully,
ELAN ALEXANDER,
President w. & ". O. Tel. Co.
The New York herald., 1850-02-26
TWO CENTS.
Common Council.

BOARD ALpERMEN.
| rious petitions were received md % rsSerred
The thirty first report the n OF tho Baak foe
Savings in this city With an
and Tor the ys.r ,ains 3st
s49, the depontors numbe 2g - have deposod
81. Ous Of which sse sSa 20 has b.en drawn By
26 sly aepostors leayHg balance Of in
% tns trustees Oh Ihs insttnon The rport was order'a
.tsr os.x ,nl-, ,ox.. ~. ,...., ....,,
tion ~ az onsrsS 10 Nessrs r ~ cs = r. 49, ~.
Of the piers It tie loot Of Canal street 70 M a As
short seu... y vss sent 70 abs sosy az am ana Ar
men. en-. for concurrence.
In ts RoarS os aIs. ~ .ys, W ianar,ans
la DoA.a " Aueasn ir shtf views upon the
sese After D'ng read It was referred to the la DEPART
10 Tur Hosop..ry ruv co,uo, corsc,,
~ '"A ~'A - -. -'.' 1o'l@oN ss, Sou NclL
" M.raSi ~ Sir q % % NHw - Los' 'a lsn
ce,,,auar IT,. o. oFFIcE, rep; 70 ,an
vao;o.. 49,. aNs 20 ho puoc hesitn W.
msnts ' "A0efs'ne mh'efiai alterations ana an "ha
HTp.s. Tha .rr.xoa .;.x ot..... -. ,..,.,,, d, 4, - -.
- h city ohaf'es ana parcusrly that port Va
80 IN 90 ~ one % sne depart 90
Of New Yarh snaets sis % v rns peoe health oi tse ~
isws is nc e'h' luenos mas e%en tnat tne
eoms syoyed IN ssrar ANU d opsra.on nave os
ss ~ IN, III hot Only 70 he ooara OF Health
pes 70 an me ehsr health officers o. the city
Under iess eircums,,rcss ,.,r,a rs.,..,sa, s,,. .
s Cow 49, Woua respecttuiy submit 70
cause s SEsae whether would nSt De to
tbs cv - M W. OF .ne hean aws relating 70
" Ioih 80 tnat urhit TOT law uay oe pre-
All ~ .he Lesisl.ture At its present ses
espsoiaiv lava a. ~ ah anu
frsa s Wv poe neatn shouId 10 Kept
a. tbsir trps o'seuf''y ara
W sneA ".e soh'tiusloh- " .. "ooOhuLi.
The whole number acted upon last evening
was sixty three, and within few Sooiock
Alderman from the Third, motion that thes ADJOURN
letting the public know for what they
adjourned at 80 early an hour.
and meeting r too Unioa
being heid AZ Castle Garden to- nigh.
The New York herald., 1850-02-26
Brooklyn Intelligence.

CRY MoRTALITr.-Dr Charles J. Goodrich, Phys;-
clan Of the Board Of Health reports the weekly
Der Of deaths and interment in the city Of Brooklyn
for the week ending February 49, 1850 to be males
10; females, 22 adults Ii children, "a. Inter at
Greenwood and other Brooklyn grounds, from New
York and other places, "a.
PoLicE CorRr- Justice Truman Smith yesterday
disposed Of eighteen Of assault and battery gross
intoxication, &c.-two OF which from New York
who came to Brooklyn to enjoy the Sabbath.
The New York herald., 1850-02-26

TROUBLE AMONG THE BLAcKs PHiLADELrHA-TEH
WHIrn DEroUscEp.- Augustus p. Dorsey, or D'Orsay
late of Bosten dandy negro OF the Fred Douglass
undertook to harangue colored in Seventh
street near South street, yesterday afternoon The
snbeSt of his diseours wae the superiority OF the Af
cans over the pale pany descendants Of the Anglo.
saxons |" This colored Cbevslier DOrsay averred
that al black animals superior to white ones.
Black horses he remarked make the racers black
dogs make the best huntsrs-black cats the best
mousersblsck roosters the best fighters aud breeders
and black men excelled Ia all these particulars The
white people, said he pretend that the co,ored
have strong smell He did not wish to deny It. The
colored folks are strong every way. flea said the
thevAlier, Ia the strongest quadruped the
the earth, considering his weight and sxs- aud fee
is black. That's the reason he Is prosecuted my re-
fes shows his prosecutors that he bite II he Ia
black The niggere can bite too-theys got nrst.rats
teeth cried tho Ethiopian Tully grnning at the
time, 10 chow how his own mouth was furnished.
" fverything' resumed the orator, is said against
the coiored population. that be said They calls
us thieves; but upon my word and honor a. gentle
man, never know Niger 70 steal anything In my
ns ia trust niger. any time, with bushel Of dis-
deed, gentlemen and ladies, I'd trust nj xger forty
riiee, where vouldn trust white the length Of
the rope that would de to hang him with" Here the
speaker appeared to be msch affected he put his hand
chief looked fishtsned-th.S tried another pocket,
and broke cut wish the exclamation ;--~ Which Of
you black earpents has hooked my bsndanna that
cost ne elk shillings In New Yawk last Saturday, You
totally corrupted and wishiated by soshstng vita
the white trash, and tending the id magam
uon meetings. Jest you hand back that elk handker
cher, or III give the fhiladelphy niggsrs bad name
when go back TO Dosting y The polite colored audi.
tory, not kng this coarse innuendo and threatened
defamation. fell masse, orator D'Oreay who was
delivered from their hands by Of the dsspsed An
go'ssxon race viz police officer. -PhfLadeiphfa
FennsyIesnian, FEB ~.
The New York herald., 1850-02-26

FURrHER PARTICULARS THE MURDER OF Mas
WHITE-The Abingdon (Va) Yvgnian contains let
Jan letb giving the following particulars Of the mur.
der Of his ster, Mrs White, by the Apache Indians
al hasten TO attempt to give you the fate Of our
dear sister Ann. According to the statement Of
(ths express under his chsrge) says. after having
used every possible endeavor to obtain her by negos
tion Offering any amount for her recovery, sc, they
came TO the conclusion that she not living and in
preston that shs Was not alive The troops however
went In pursuit of her and having gone some
BILE distance the track of drove of wild horses
found their mistake and pursued different course.
Of AIMS dresses and in other places thread lace
torn from her clothing that those who after
might keep in the right direction. Aided by these
signs frequently they made such rapid progress that
they finally came upon the spies OF this band who
municsed to the camp, aud all at mounted their
ues and ponies pierced AIMS heart with an arrow,
and fed leaving, in the utter confusion, their own
children nom whose nscks we're suspended the wheels
and u Mrs. Whites and AIMS wac hes She was
well clothed in her usual dress. She refused to go
when abe got sight OF the troops and they shot her
and left. From her appearance the had not in any
way been abused, but looked thin ana heart broke
we're found Mrs. Whites miniature and Ann butter
knives, spoons and other little things, with her in
tiais upon them and in the hands Of the express
man NJ Liberty. Mr. Ogden promises TO send them to
In few days also any other inform alton he can
set There Is great excitement here aud 900 men
at the service Of the department at twelve hours
notice The court here, to-day petitioned the Presi
dent to send sufcieney OF 10 extermipate this
band ef Apscbes and all the ravage tribes The oit
here think that letters will contain news Of little
Jennie. who they think is still alive but separated
from Ann, and now In their possession Col. Gilpin
rays they will not kill little girl but will raise t IL
they can. Col g. Of opinion that the troops will get
little Virginia IL still alive II they do, am deter
mined to 20 to Santa Fc +"
The New York herald., 1850-02-26

The board viii assemble th's dsy (ruesdav) ~ ave
oclCck, whsn 10 " expected thai the Judges OF the
Superior Court and Court cf Csrnmen Pleas will meet
the Supervisors, 20 confsr With thsm respecting
tsmplsted change In the Commltsicnsr Of Juror-.
The New York herald., 1850-02-26

Two wagons and their contents we're seirsd recent
IT, tho sDada aide "a the Suspension Bridge tina
Nisssis Fslls " bsinf Illegal tatake sny msrshsat-
soe ccmmodc,l,s over ths Eeatiev on Sanisy,
The New York herald., 1850-02-26
Police Intelllgence

9,y,,f far M,uder -Tbe ma, rhowa, gsnith who
.,ahh.a ~ 49, "a "a S,.,,oaan th go "a is,h ~
I'm ,hs shao insisting SstaI ,.ound xhs ir .am
si,sIcst,on ~ bon,e ON .t,sst and Tbird
.ysnns wa. .rr..,ad n..,srso, e., tha no.s - ~
TvsiSh 40 ON ,ha bsrss ~ ~ yuraer Tha t,i
-nony ~ Oh. dsire ma, vas ssksn ysstsrssv hy Core
nsr Cs.r an syrs; a. a. 70 ha ths ~
~ 49,. ,h.t ,hs ,orrpttd n,sr s.nr, .nrs,.
ths ,rinry s,nith ws .sL.n hfor. Ius,ica Nsrsr.th
~ .oS;yn,t,sa hi,, 20 nr,son ta w.,t ths rssn,t
T-Es, 1,a,r Tg,sr = tescsr Cross,t arrs,tsa ve,,sr
say n notorious thief called Harry Hack In whoss
we're found ssveral ma WIN tickts
mo valuable medical hooks tog,thsr with yo sets Of
suIaics in,truments These articles are undoubtsd.
Iv stolsn nronsrtv Tbev were ma vp.d NJ s,mnson,s
in Chstham street Tn. proper,y can he .xsmia. ed
calling at the police ofce Tom bs and applying TO the
Clerk Of Police
The Arrest Of Tipo Horse There's Two gentler n
by the names Of Andrew Van Blarcon, Jr and Alfred
w Styles the former q Bank clerk, and the other
broker, Sunday last hired horse and wagon from
the livery stable Of Martin Philbin No lis Clinton
The New York herald., 1850-02-26

Of listening to the proceedings OF this very
and important meeting had expectation Of wing
the honor 10 be called upon this stand am iudshted
to the Kindness Of friend who discovered me below
for having the honor to appear In such conspicuous
manner before you. Little did expect being called
upon to address this great and glorious meeting which
is worthy Of the Empire City-worthy of the Empire
State and worthy Of the Union which you came here
to support (Grest spplause) I zee before me the
intelligence, the wealth the patriotism Of this great
city voluntarily coming here for the purpose Of SUP
voted servant Of that Union. do not call myself
citizen Of the East Of the North the West or Of
the South have served that Union for nearly
years and fscthst citizen Of every part and par
Gel Of this glorious constellation Of States A a
friend Of the Union, and knowing that the Uoion
is in jeopardy, and knowing that this meeting
was called for the purpose of devisng measures
Of compromise and Cancellation came here Msuv
thanks for the Kindness you have shown me- am not
abolitionist nor advocate OF slavery. | would
not have come here II had thought these subjects
would have initiated with each other at this meeting
did not come here ss whg or Is q democrat I
have not attended party rsng for upwards Of forty
years. but when the cry Is that the Union is in danger
would be coward, and recreant to my country if did
not respsnd to the CALL | mean to give my little
strength In support Of the Union, and God willing
will do so. am not o strong mani but have little
strength left and trust shall be buried under the
Union. God grant that you may devise or fall upon
rome plan to save that Union to which we are in
heart and SOUL all so much devoted
The gallant General resumed his seat amid the most
enthusiastic and prolonged applause. The meeting
shortly afterwards adjourned giving three cheers for
General Scott and the Union.
The New York herald., 1850-02-26

Wayne county. Michigan
"Mr Rice IL In Of fret mercsntile establish.
ments, and from the slight acquaintancs have bad
with the youns msn should think Jour daughter would
have cause TO r. gret the connection.
sYours respectfully, awILLTAM COOK"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-04-17
AMENORRHGA CURED

The following Important Certificate IS from DR..
Right, of Cincinnati, Ohio:
DR.. HArcHIrT: l have used your Compound Ex-
tract of Cohash with admirable success. ! admin
istered it TO lady who had been laboring under
suppressed Hrsnsturation for ten twelve months,
and other arrangements consequent on il had redu
clan had given her up to die Nausea, vomiting
and exceeding nervous prostration indicated rapid
dissolution
The urgent symptoms arrested Immediately
on the administration of your Cohosh-a ralyng
OF the vital energies over the whole system follow
ed and the patient rapidly recovered. | would ad.
wise those similarly afflicted to give your medicine
trial. Yours, w. F. KIGHT.