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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-15

rsg- Az meorlas Of the Policemen of the 7th- !

r d.. d. ~
Wnro. The following preamble and resolutions were
Hdnged ana ofotteo 10 re pT'nIeo, ~, ~, ,,..
80 ,h ;, in,5s io w Sa3 4as5; hi
o 10" 'h W6td fesoinunas we're pssieu aecsiias taa'
re II Policemen o. me 7th W ara SIs c9haec'sd WIN
OF particular individual, ana NE we have made our
.eFra eon9sono 10 q czsRs . Of hs add Hereby aad
Wneeaf fsld refo9ons are sss lof 10 suc aseocison
net in said resolutions but on s5e contrary 10 '1aded
lot Of purposes aGd s'Llis 10 ls Olo feo",
cs @ es 1 a =. M So
norton q he Policemen belonging 10 tbs said society.
9hsfeo'e .-.. 49,. 49,, -, -,
tors 50 tr IL e arc concensd ts:e aud .scos72ns In
LGrlt u me Nhia sIaiGthg one P945H VI II s8eiHfs
~ g CO. 't ~, we ~ tb oe1a ,Ia
~ men Th}sa ohl.cI rue of fa aaa no htgstt 91
F. PS 9sg1g 5s NJ es v s1' St to 96a'a8
~ IS. l5 I1ppot o. .ae ~ ~ ,aaI,osfs ~aea P1'
} go ~ ~ ~ - 2u f @ # 81 ~ In
-, ',i'- 80 Ae' CIV 1"A1' VI Jul 0''-e " ei9o
~ , -,t-... -, ,,. .....t ,.,.o,, $40 ,, ar
10 .r, ya,oii, ~. ssto ara ,-n ~ aaiiIn5
80 4. ~ - 5 ~, ~ g. - 30 5 i,rs
aaFpets itnk = oil ii2h. 10 t7sn.e,ye1 % lod sefta!
gs1r.ea 20 cary cur Ihslr e%a Pes5caaf gcnenss End
mshst-r, We ss2 ~ Auco, uls .t1- we Dssh on ~
tafe I'm e. taai you m'y SEE t1a mos 10 ours &1d
iahsr ere sstcnahsd - had tHere namn4 o others
sl 90 49, ~, - sf ~ onee ..e ~ az
ieTc and rf4egf.ted JVbos 9f TIE va mi,
= iel =, all ties s5n9eres ~ ooli,a,os Of oip
6t1srS 80, l ,s,f,n, caotg, .. 5 oa- rl9
-,rra5 II, ~, --hfe Ms 7to,f,rs int tn I'D
.s,tii orc r. ne r,iJ,iCa so5fa,or, n Inc v5srt
ard H., r. n, nv, rraer Ia ian i1psr .rpas rrode
sgtst nm hy ci,fz-7 Of In, vsed t7r sriRf,g ~
~. i J. -, ~ s. -, - , ,-i - - -
.eold Tfst yvetre 6. fierag and spnnortsrs of i'm.
rr ser gati0ps Sine snd Ctty Atrnslrs lona and ~.
~ s rnr hep en-. esvgrf 10 c0rtirue fhen1 In ooyer
CHART,FP WAY Cbs,-rner
JosqFu TowE1f Vice eastman
Nm f. BEDslL, is.5-..-,- oI4ef*
JtAiRs SANMis, ! sscfetatea
-------es-
ROAD COMPANY-The annual messing o. the SOCK,
ho1e.s u The gaEglm0n nd Horgs1 RaSoz3 {; m5g17
crlhe election Of Board 81 Directors sid sussedn u
II ste c5 o nlag Yo4 e iislorer Ell on TIe.5ag li
TO 40ie5ock n.
ne books Of Tanfef q be clcssd from ms lib 20 l5h
OF oes 5otl. irc.qtiv5
ROBERT SCHUYLER, 7resideof.
lia1 YORK ssqtl6 1870 sla E1&Ss 0c-@1
-@sr-----~-
ii Dr. sutenEF'g Gar InfFTTzF r. g FReTz--ei.
ttt- hfced7sy open itoa MI ist re e1c2ffe 'rest'
( - o. eee lls--Aei as2i1;f' os-asfG12 ~ ts 81
= - te3 aaeL. Ll--1s V l5e isse = 3 '.'5t
H. - ~. 800 4..1 49, @s ~ ~ -
t''e+ S-s@i. - ~ -------f
assg- E7-~ ssrJns v,J1,y 57 q sC. .o,,
- - s1,e,tir,-g esf,o-s - f. c. ~ -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-15

gzs~ Vuier-(9uro inertEute-City Ras Cand-
tr4 Dr. TR4iI receives paeas g: 'Ee cocii)d '.ly
es,tf,rer9en Is Lsightsl e.d ai 0gr.er Bay l. Com
r-r.csisrn ae!lq he hrss places ny Fteafnb17l
CT iu!'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-15
coal.

GUA4.-A fine assortment Of Anthracite Coadia'
u rerlor Quality. sui,ebe for furnaces, T@Sss Tnl,
nc Consul era deaircua OF procuring theT coal als1J
icrg ,o,c viii do well t. giye tbs Sunecrlosf On eaI M
CO linz GEORE a. sPAkKs. 200 ana "a FfaatiaA
61OAE., Ran OR wHITT AsH-Th2 lowe" aif,,i
y price: large Rus $3.50; SloVe ard Egg ST. rjsIs
40 sfoomg 81! IeaT W ooeor ssd SIS Bowefy
Ella Smt JACo5 WEEKs, Jr aEPaEWa
FYOhL.-l am selling Goa! IS usual Of tho ossl aiay
NLcheeper than any olher deser IN The e.EJ h'1 ~
yard cor OF King and Greenwich sis
SIG avs PHTH& ohihrul
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-15
sELpHo,a AwGLEsEY Leg

SELpHo'9 AMGLESEY Leg
Hg De SOLELY BY VIZ. BELPHO, a spistaa
w Tbs tubscfih7r continues - manufacture TIE w
UEctl0g and beautiful aubslute Tor q 0i limb % We
he bEs herr fuccesF'u II lid coaui7 l9 he PEI X.
years; a,d from hP long expshinco 10 Europe SlE.
co1riEy ncv oTer twel.y two years 4 I Wto hsss
mlsionpa 10 lose limb may reg upol ob.3'niag 2fH
aQbuiulC The word ef1fds
ALSO, eELPHO's 4 sTIFicIAL HARo,
An entirely new and Gasful l1o:t1te f5s los' 49,
HUsu4ed lEeg tho Sc4rer Ca8 oln and Sui 'ne 49,
gErtp &c FaUher Information On aqpicsi2a o. y e.
preYIfd attended TO- ffG2rDkHH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-15

EFyo Winter Gr4c,-Dr.T L. NICHOLS Snj St' = =
gS"yg ';IcBnbs, 81 Nes FTe1y secc0t-7 te4l3 sa1io
fe,, Firt5..srerre C5rsaa7tcDf from l1lo2 ts.enis
rive5 fs bcszd or d4y uesmout CT y1ad 81 hsf rev.
s-.- - o3 lmoE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-15

gE0ARBINtt-A pleasant lrou' r>cE'. 10 ~ 9iRg1
he ~ilh iuli or pSTa b1Sra 20 $50 singr,ss
te,oes OF gsctsmsn arr rs Wl'e II dsitaa!,lcess
ret fer rem srosdwsy. For particulars snply q <
Eors'cr-el Reference eZch2rtej ot4a-,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-15

eg~ ssrnr-r 8Fnurfaiu SFutsrsCBre p Cart
Iss2 has tUccecsd Dr.. seeker IA sle ~ icA efect9
= Az fgsluo7 The establishment Is s'iratte ia sdja
grunge EseeS County, New Jeraef, cae hours d9 ifou
tfe eitT bg Eor7s 2uc Erscv GnTay Writer'S take ne
r rzzst5 bsI.s AZ s.zched inca: O. The ps.snz
yrOrr go.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-15

BOARD, AND REST ~ PAYhENT "a ia'ss ~.
20 auto hnufe pieKa sntiy situated in Wet Poa'tsess
yrUl be rsutcd. rud r. wsn fecsived IN ,hs bond a.
small fs77 Ct fhrog CT fur persons Attfeu bar r.
buns ofice. oHSr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-15

a9GANp.-A ,irfls septstnsn Ia 1s4ltous Of o6s,L-.
ID Ioss, . M oa5,iel bo45i ia bonis .iqSs (
lie rcis Atqrhood of RfosdwsY ab2ys Bleecssfa I'D
&tefa feoYH oios Ae 81 'ele q a'pets9e iOesT
Ths iesus uutt be moderate AID rsecEfs-s eEehG "a
bdt1e,, uo,e aa1ng esrrk SC, 80 Z Ills PoIoss,
ol4 ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-15

YVAnT EDS The vieipie CT Blocker Or sr.e'A
on The aecouG or third floor, ouec7 esch wtlbs NOR
ee Tte O. eCt Of the advertiser Is petnEnsu,Y UceI y.
uorable 1eicioules given. Addleis t. I OiceE IL
bCue. oH%
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-15

y1TR%YSRED RO0pS or fARrof a0UV
Z 70 lET-To .pan isnlly rilhoui colltrro q s
,fpelp prrnsnen II new boute, hay,ng gar hAnl ri
~ ctter r,,-arr7 yeucrts-ey cellcHy si1sst
se,sr Silgie gcnHcmer uigatbc furnished rtbb0atss
Aprl- les WettTworty.ttcoc4 ct near Sit'bs7eoas
oi9 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-15

FSGAEii-A pieafaat 49, 5oam, with panty; .,1,
front sttcg ICcuI ~ TIA bed room comuul Gazing ~,
bo lad b7 lllu ed,s;s pliestlon b $50 Broadway
oil lyy7
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-15

IEIo ET-4 PsrIor ard Sed Room Farusbsd Or
Iinflrn,ted. tuitste To- i~vo q ge G,ulsao
Inn ptiysto Family Ercslias end Sea u feQalied lp
rlV al 81 Netgev strset @lT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-15
REMOVALS..
REMOVAL.

gDRRdasV AL.-1ks. shiLub FoAs eaTe lessfa
Eateir Office TO So Chanhorr-Ft. Once houfs Eesih
yeIocs a h. and from 20 ana to 8, r I'd.
Phsy hare opened Q Medical and surgical isaffsli
WHARF tho poor viii be attended grafal'ausy % g1ar
Ehursdsys and Saturdays, nom 20 Il ecloch Al -
NJ Child- VIII give payacriar esteEH2a - dGsAs'Ee
anest, lungR end haart ,.---.........
sesea generally. Buh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-15

Ir;EARN-A raTlaF 500 Oed1ooc5 @ * tagsgssr ~
e. t5Sro IN I family liDee Senlsm' sllI Lasias
'src Il us:cs a Tbs hnute u modern 5ait via syse
core eu.eroo such as oa'hh &c sod ~l'e3a msEtJ
ga Of ~. Be- hs- :; s'-Res ApplY "a aoss or -
sdcrssssd n y " a, tais CO! g VIII fscsive Msa5c
Ga.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-15

go & sJhr1rsc Thermal Systcrr Of fEstisci77f
- ~ I'M Ir55'' ~ 's'' Lu:!G A Am =.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-15
TIE observations Of the Barometer gave the tO

Tae floripg ara thafesulis Of the tAeFno me-
fiaeI essarya,G1a stated il comparison Tiih pre-
Tic9s :. Ptsmhers ,,e TX
Xxx temp ts.b),..szl sl4 S7f s9t 90 ~, Sdi
So tom f9es}s2 g 81! = 4et
rrrIlp........s57 rs 81 80 6ls7 65F 6t5t65 u
T6e s, o.. ;. is isdbl. - 81 IS 81 81
q,:,ea'ly 5aHss. s. g e 81 9 = = =
Se5rd,ilv tspss..lo 158 33o4 Isa3 767 Is g
IL 9sl the ruaxiuuu wa SO the I1tnmnn 5tt sac s1e
Near 656l In lG4S tho maximum S. TIC n ni1lo's
ard IT. uesE 65t5
Tbs daily maximum temperature Fss once s24'
the ti71es between IS and So thirteen ftn1eS pc
tween so ard -; SIR t5mes between 10 and .Vi
fetr hnes between 20 and 65; and ihrte f'mes De-
loe1 hat point.
TIE dailv minimum temperature Rfes once a.
eieRf fires between d ard SO f2ar 7tnass batFeen
SO and 80; te7sn TINES between % and co tire
sf7sfs hate een so and 65; topr lines bss4sen %
srd 10. ace betreen IS and -, and tTles above
th2t point. Newark paUg Aoeel''sss.
FEvIEw OF HOSTILITY FoR ls5o
VIC present, In the GLOWING saoes, a full *
hiit Of the deaths in the City Of NsTYofA FIR the
f.stniao moztbs Of The present year. comparing
tte rs1o by weeks, &c. SC. with p-eFious years
tg fsr back as 1915, inclusive.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-15

CtOOD EOAtu Atll Pi.E8xsNT kU0ns
III rie, a i,a1 Tor the Winter. IN Dralge J ahsaii
u'rutes vpIs from tba rsiircse uepot 8pp9 for M
Ctl7au Highest angs Eeier3 - + l.. PlUefa0a By
AZ 2sw4wN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-15

sg7tTfs, ..AUtf@ fea~lfth O sepsfae f4mls,,lt,
= otr,'r ho.rd which pay rs e. eyed BE- ths a1es n
orc cr wa OF ~ euhers, or ore or two hoari ts,
Orc t evs MetcsI irftuc toy, he other Ensllh FL
slier tsrher Of acmq yes's eSrefierce vlt ~ az.
ieese7s a. 3efv Roverefs or 'sta situation - e.dsi
goyrruass To isn,tIy Boi siye ssaifatsry rets
erces ts 10 Qrahfcsliors &c address for lurlAg ps
Isrs HuI Cle post uli'ce. oHE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-15
or ship fever. II we except an andue mortality

or ship fever. Il we except an andue mortality
among children. which followed as a consequence
OF the vast abundance OF fruit thrown into market
in August and September W shouid arrive st q
degree Of health unparalleled for years :. y shs
ratio is remarkably low. The reruorseless george
Consumption has carried off more tbsn oae eign.h
q al who have died thi. year
shonid there be no tadden ch ,nse for Tho remain
ing three mon'h', the deaths FOR ths year will hard
" exceed 10000, which viii be most gratifying
Dc ductiou from former reports.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-15

- Dy. shows Waket-Curs InstiSRtion, -;
naf eathhsG sue Univer+tlt pace ~ =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-15

NNURNfSISNU roo MS have t"'o 'ro't rSat
1 furrisned- ore with hre.pirce and pantry Te.e a
door 10 ccnrsc both one e desred end <oat stcsa.
mediate lluee by one fre end make ropnoFisne fcons
.he vnter. lS6 spCug al Two blocks we'' Of kEeaisg
el2 Slt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-15

ES-- PhonoEta phio pabiicntieos q zI so.'s b.
Apd 90 sna Eoyis paonabed aud f3c ale py
q 2g.TU JOHN =. TROP, II ard 81 Am u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-15

yET- l,r. Heuah1en'G Wntcr.UuTs f.stnbiFh"
n,ent, N2.9 YVES. E..Toahst hse~ co3E' Ee1 -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-15

T. Dr.. Autenor's Ear InaTmaf7j q WeTa--sl
ttE- htcedwsy open ,Eoal MI T. se re eIClgGre Jes
e 70 % oer ais-aae, deafness dls-hageq a5 us al
= 2 p.saaen. rotzes i tie 1aad cured g sR5T ze
= ,9ut ritz OF p-ir Co1auialol fes ~ sltsF or
9rfg JzDsi5 et1e-z rsf1Eed az -llI1tfs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-15

II Rtti'F4 s'slssvgaA s4ia4a soa eeysR
= s-sssc.5rs q 1se s1lsee 21ss7 a6ae.5 oLee 5sl
5r@A6E&y. GPc- isya- q INC ut1rC1y & Il & night
Nis5t1-z IL ~ c-s vic zcc-s l.-daCEE4
1qszess VIZ To- zcfY L-7es iE ans sec:C1 o. 20
Ua'.s1 Hetea ~ hn1 l5g .us-sz, to F1g8 tc.r 1iz
sstcaeA q 1-7 cIlcz Is aEBfa afcuft c-ei rel4
1ata
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-15

e. reiiea tc 0o.1rnctory Ala ssf7gr1ed meat.
Ing -z1 Coz r.eo ha.o CO AZ 48.d gr l,igbs- 81 a.
Ia " - cGatssr 5rt-cG act c5rBe- % s5s1y
y Es5-ihl ~ = VS. ved ~ sz9i1 as 7u4aaay
c. e atz lie l5h oc.oser g ,-s aLae r4.s aud .-e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-15

EgT- For scle-h Wig Eer8pzr5- w..1 sood cir
CO zto1 Erd stys.!iJng paEc1sgs Ia CaI1iy Of lss
6,e. Ths p-eter proprietor g.shss 30 Gauge hs bas'
sId v1I. SCI sTorehe fss7ns : garl II Ia
pufcrses money Qrlf e7 eii-sC trtss rc5sas 40.
ss. IN zc.7e rEg-3c7l printer 14Q lss 5s ctgiisl
ri csn q BIS oal cdIit-g CT - So ~ plrchssizg
igaafe 81 iH.s flee. Al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-15

ET OIL! OIL. 0n!-Try RcDowzLLs eighs5.ce1t
81 7.er Q, beautiful article viii burn c.esf bdEel
gs!h9Ui suoke or E1zri Tsfrsniea to burn all niztt
JOsEPH T. MCDOWELL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-15

TpUrNls, YH IN, win b0tId. aolls6ls oi gaia
q men snd tte wives. or sir2$ gentlemen, al AS llt
sons! oppcai!e S. john: esEk Reference exchanged
90 imN
poems no LET WIFE BOARD, IN psOilss
&c nrel pleEsEni cations 10 hs ciy. on Hsgs maa-
Yhs besi Of references given aud required Appfa&
n z cor CT Thlreeltli.st and ssTenlh-sv oatH'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-15

rsYg1tl1a.. i%@1Il5s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-15

DERCUssIOR GAPS o. ali siads; WaikeT's rIs,i3
L Hestisy Richards Cozs Sankey's &c. &c Gun Wsd.
ding, Shot Pouches Powder and Liquor PIas1s Huptug
md aporiTacs Knives IL grsai variety Also, sole Ages
f7r Elsy's Rs1ez Tirs and Universal ghol Carrdzes
TRIANGLE FOMEB 4 S3NB
is2s soda asldSnizna AsTy.Yors
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-15

e. AigE-d LxtF DyG, Improves =. ~ . Gas. ia
8s Or rctssets lie ElOmsct Piled wiiEo1I rs Iass
latogl ia entirely fes from urplegzsli oder sn3 .a
wsshed witt TIE sIongest Roap ponsd2ley Il is gpp.S
W1Eoo1 waiting 10 dry Fof Esl4 3f applied a. EATCgsk,
s2's Wiz ys.tory 4 fEsl-E; EyyibgaYhbza3ef
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-06-21
TEIfNS:

THE POST will be published every Friday
at ~ per year, payable within three months
'rom the time Of suhscrbing S2,5O in six
months-or SO if payment is delayed unit
the expiration of the year.
Advertisements will be charged 81 pei
square of Il lines (or less) for the first insertion
and % cents for each continuance. a liberal
deduction made to those who advertise by the
year. Persons sending advertisements must
mark the plumber of times they desire them
inserted, or they will he continued until for
bid and charged according sIy.
Nr For Announcing the names of candi'
dates for Office THREE DOLLARS, CASH.
Jon Work, snch ns Pamphlets, Minutes, Cir
culnrs, Cards, Blanks. IIandbills, &c, will be
txecnted in Il neat and workmanlikc manner,
at short notice, and on reasonable terms.
All letters addressed to the proprietor, post
paid, will be promptly attended TO.
Persons NJ u distance sending us the name:
of four solvent subscribers, will be entitled ia
fifth copy gratis.
No communications inserted unless nccon
panied by the name of the author
o. Olllcc on the West side Ct the Public
Square, next door but one above the Pos,
Office.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-06-21
INGENIOUS ESCAPE.

A convict named ES'aI|e. recently effected
his escape from the Jrti"rsnnYiic KY, pen
iten'isry IN most tXtraor'iinnrT manner
He has since been rrrap'u'ed. The Lou
| isvIlle Democrat gives the snbj"lncd uc'
count Of the manner nI the escape.
The ceh from which E-,ele made hi
escape. is ono OF he large sizes Of cells
which are formed Of small openings into !
solid wall of solid masonary, guarded b.
iron doors. with the matt. wals of th'
prison building.
| The door of each cell opens into gnle
ry of tho prison. winch is kept constantly
| li5e'-aTard is qua rdo'l during The nigh. by
twu wntchmen A fe~ fee, from the cnt
Of the gallery, pair of massive folding
doors open into the prison yard. These
ioors nre closed and barred by powerful
IRON levers, which paso through tho iron
wall ino Inc keepers room, SO that they
mNy be opened or shut n, his pleasure.
Estelle, to reach these levers. after pass
ing from his cell by means of key which
he had forged Tor the occasion. was compel.
led to brave The argus eyes Of the watch.
men in the gallery, and work, with some
ingonou. tools which lie had constructed
Al the heavy iron and massive onk doors
which bnrred the only opening from the
main prison into the Keepers room. These
he succeeded in opening with such con.
.umma'c skill, that he did no. awnkcc clh
er of the twn additional guardians, whr
were "Ieeping in the outer hall on cncl
side Of The rery doors on ,uhich he had been
worhing! With rx,roordinary intcrpdi' Y
he worked The levers to open the outer
doors Of the main building, and after sea !.
ing the Clothes and watch Of one Of his un.
conscious gnnr'!ians, from under his head
lie passed back into. the main PRISON and
escaped to tho prison yard
Bm here was another formidable o5Siac!e
10 snrmount. He still had to sea le the high
walls Of the prison yard. But he wns pre-
pared for this emergency. He had large
ion hook. wrapped with 'wine to dcaden
the sound. which was attached to long
rope. This he threw owe. the top of tho
wal. and after climbing NJ on The inner
SIDE, let himself down on the on;cr side.
II II Impossible iu tell whpra .nr whon h.
found nn opportunity to conceal The matrri.
ais out Of which he manufactured hls keys.
rope. and other implements, or how h"
could have wrought upon them without de.
lection.
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VOLUME 2.-NUMBER 81.
LADIES DEWARE.

The annexed nine cautions to young IA.
Dies are almost as impor'an, as the ten
commandments laid down in the good book.
We quo'elhcm for The benefit of our Young
and unsopFhs'ica'ea modcn readers, who
may not yet have "ih'd" their love; and
who viii. "e trust, pay due attention 10 the
sound ad'c" here given, ero they tie tbs
"s''kcn cord" for better or for worse.
/. Never marry for wealth. never mike
money nm object Of marriage. "Wilt 'hou
set thine eyes upon TINT which i. not ?"-
A mnn's life consiste,h no. in tho things
"; ~. in posscsse,h.
=, Never ,2arry n fop. or ono who
struts nbrnt dnudy>iikc in his silk glove,
and rnfllcs, with silvcrcd cnne, and ring,
on his fingers. Bewarc' there is trap /
.. Never marry niggard, close fisted,
mean. sordld wretch, who saves every pen.
ny or spends grudgngIy. Take care, lest
lie stint you to DEATH Bcwnre Of the ,rnp.
4. Never marry stronger, or one
whose character is not known or ,ested.-
Some females jump righ: into ,he fire with
their eyes open.
.. Never marry Nope or drnne, one
WHO drnwls and draggles through life, one
foot after another, aud los things lake their
course: "drowsiness sAal, c.othe q man in
rags."
u. Never marry nan who treats his
mother or SISTER unkindly or inditferen,iy:
such treatment is n sure indication of q
mem nni wicked heart. And a Young
uan guilty of such menrno.s. will never
make good husband. B,wnre! Iadies.-
u" you SEQ young man that's attentive.
at'cInnn'" to hIs ng"i mother and hi. sis,
''rs, attentive to oil their wnn'. with fllaI
love nnd tenderness. vrr,uous. pure, and
"v"' y IN his department. fear not, his worth
is above rubI's.
I. Nev"r. on any account, marry q gam.
bier, spcnd.thrili, n Sabbath orraker, a
proane person. one who.in HE leas, speuks
lightly or careles>ly of GoJ, and hnlv
'h''gs, Srch man. Whatever quallfica.
'Ion> he may possess, can never make
true husband, Beware.
5. Never marry n slovrn. ina n who il
n"gIlgrn, Of his person md dress, and of
filthy ,uhi's. Th' r$'"yn,l ayprnrnnce of.
ten !ndcnl"s the state niDhe mind md heurt.
Wuh the pure all things nre pure.
9. Shun the rnke es snrkc, yipcr. 4
demon,
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demon,

OrTO OF Roses On one occasion
! mentioned to him that. knowing the
'oll" o' roses produced in Cashmere to
be celebrated in India, had been en-.
dcavorIDg to procure some, but found
none for sale. He told me that the
people requiring i; generally made it
tor themselves and now GhooIab
Singh has absorbed the whole manu-.
taclure in his own hands. In the
evening a small bottle was sent TO mo
containing about haitian. ounce, on in.
onIry tnnn2 this was Of the vsrv
best quality, uhc perfume was deli
cious.) and had COS, in extracting sixty
rapccS. Ultr and moi Otto, is tho
proper term. The rose leaves care.
fully picked and fresh, are boiled in a
large copper vcsseI with a little water:
The steam arising IS condensed in a
still: this forms the rose water. 1t is
distilled three times. and then placed
IN an earlhcn vessel during the night
in 4 stream of running water. In The
morning the utir is found floating in
small It"buICls on the surface of the
rose water. it takes five hundred
weight of rose leaves 10 produce one
drachm by weight of the best u,.r.
it is. however, seldom procurab!o
unauthorized, and that sold in the
bazaars Of India owes its scent mainly
to sandal wood. from which a cheap
oil is easily procured. The best uttr
IS preserved in small bottles made of
rock crytal.-JournaI Of Trip made
By three officers of the Hon. East
India Company's Service from Jelum
to Cashmere in lsi9.--Literary Ga
1eiEe.
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DEATH IN THE PuLPIT.-Rev. VIM. D
Allen, of the NJ. +. Church, died suddenly
on Sunday, at Wovi's church, in Chester
field county, Va.
lie conducted the euriier part Of the cxcr
ciscs of worship, concu ded his sermon
IND commenced the "lust prayer" (ns il is
tcrmed,) but bod only uttered one or two
sentences. when he fell backwards in the
pulpit and instantly ceased t" breathe. 1t
is snId hat he had rup,ured blood vessel.
Nj. A lien was an unmarried man.
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PRESENT TO Henry CLAY.-Joseph Holt
Esq. formerly one of the most eminent
'aw,ers and orators If Mississippi, but
since retired and living on large fortune
IN Louisville. Ky, has presented the Hon.
Henry Clay wik beautiful gold-headed.
highly ornamental cane. cut at Thermopy G,
Greece. near the lumelas, where it is sup>
posed LeoHitns md his 800 Sparlans re
buried. Holt has been The political oppo.
men, Of Mr. Clay through life.
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A MODEL MESSAGE,

TO functionuries Of high and low degree,
who hive to adGress official messages to lie.
gIsla'ivc bodies. we commend the following
by E. D. Payne, Mayor of the little city Of
Westminster, Md. 1t is addressed to the
City Council, and is model for terseress
and brevi,y, aud will be sure to be reud:
"ln compliance with q request made to
me by you at youv last meeting, that !
should present TO you for your ecnsidern :
tlon my views of municipal affairs. beg
leave respectfully t. propose that the limits
OF The corporation be defined by proper
bounds; the property assessed and taxed ten
cents on the populated portion of the city
pavet and Kept in order. That all itrespon
sible and dlsorderiy persons be prohibited
from appearing at late hours in the city,
To tax lecturers and exhibitors hose ob iect
IL not tho Advancement of science or NOR
ala. 10 tax dogs md ten pin alleys. and
fine all persons found flying kites, cock
fighting, horse racing, firing Of guns or any
explosive compositions, as well as the barn.
ing of any combnslble ma terials that might
enJanger either buildings or fences. and TO
prohibit the running at large Of ali domes-
tic animals"