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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-30
IIupsON RIyER RAILROAD.-.Ngaess .. rro-

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.--nou for Pro-
llposals-Sesed proposals VIII be received ~ me VI
reetogs OF he Hudson River Railroad Company, MELT
Office "a Wallet New. York, until Monday noon, mo Nm
Ole bridging 10 be dons the 5h Divison embracing
B.ctons No. 81 10 II. inclusive, extending rom foash-
keepsis 10 miles, 70 Garstsons Point Two niles aooss
Tbis Inns nav be examined with plans and specifications
of he WORK at the ofico of IA A GARDNER, hesadsos
Engineer 10 Po1ghkeepsie, from the pres-ni tine.
40 here Will let At The same une Division No 3 en-
braring Sections No SIS 100 inclusive extending u miles
foa suy yesant Northern termination Of hs Rood as
Esst Albany This line and plans Of work may be exam
i1ed by reference to EDMUND TRENCH Resident kn-
ytneef Of s Division his Office 10 Albany sief sunday
lie Ie,h dsy OF this month Proposals. may be made BY
sections or By Diysops The work 90 me oh D'yon 70
be fnsbed on before The is DAY o. fsor1y aest snd
n on DE 9Th Division before me si DAY OF JAY,
1871 TIE remaining and irtermedias Dvsons see Sec-
or, Will bs read to be let ssr short period, when due
notice will be gven. The Directors reserve 70 themselves
ed az liey may consider Ire interest of he Company 70
~ psr,y 10 any proposition which may be accepted.
viii be required enter into eoosci ramedisey shsr
sccrrtares Of The same
Shs rsnes in fa Of ell parss proposing TO b inies-
e.ed In Contracts mastbe given IN The propositions and
ssrgr 1snsfsr II the bid eontr~ei viii b
Psyrepfs viii be made In cash and OF IS
cent noDihiy vii be retained by tbs Con-
psny sED ne copTsrf Ia eompleea sscriy for per-
formsrce. WV. YOUNG, Chef Engineer.
Ofsce Hudson River railroad Compssy}
81 Waist May "a 1850 !
B-The Tine 81 receiving proposals under tbs sooss
soversEsn 10 hereby ext-0drd tom Sopisy ino .'n,
70 Tbn s5sy lbe Soh day n Nay. inclusive snd - 7unE
NIL sS@nd from Orselbusa 10 klrderbook Crrss ,es
se,ow su.v.,suL Dy2i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-30
JAMES COLE, Aucuoneer.
1OI VALUABLE BuILDING LOTS, IN THl

Il CITY OF bAOOhL1 N-IOSll ~ r.
JAMES COLE will sell al auction on WEDNESDAY,
June 1850 al ~ clock at the Merchants Exchange IN
ihe CIV OF NswYork 1874 lots OF ground each 25xlO0 feet
situate In The Ninth Ward Brooklyn, bounded by Bedford
Nosusnd Marcy, TOmpkns and Putnam avs Madison and
Monroe SITS.
The avenues and all regularly laid out open,
and hands smelly graded The situation OF the lots ex-
tremey beautiful and very justly admitted TO be un-
eauaed by property IN the neighoorhood The Gin
topav and Bedford OF onnibusses leave Fulton Ferry
every few minutes during the day. aud until midnight con-
yeving 20 within very shOH distance 81 tne
property line Of omnbusses 10 Likewise In coniempla-
lion TO un to Wllamsbugh, direct through Bedfordav
The usual restrictive clause sgsnst nutsances VIII % In
serted the deeds to the purchasers T~othirds OF ine
money remain bond and mortgage for hve
years at per n.eTes cent 60 be paid on me
day Of sale aud balance the first day OF July nex
when fl wansntee deeds will be delivered Information
a. to title which IA unexcepuonabe, can be obtained OF
WIN p. Powers, Eco. 100 Broadway, corner OF Pinsst
photographic maps be had application 10 Richard
Ten Brock Esq Aston House and Al the Offices Of the
auciioneer IS Fullon-st Brooklyn and WallsI N. y.
my28is,s (ff0)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-30
CLOTHING.

CENTLRmENs SPRING AND SUMMER
" WEAR.-Wm 4. Jennings Co. Drspsri and Tsior'
frat quality ready made clothing, hc 81 Broadway
American Hotel soci, inspection OF heir sssornsa
Of and ssa.onabe goods which 10 point OF fichne
and variety sr exceeds any previous Offering eomnensu
rate ~ II 10 with extensive additions % the premises
which affords wider scope for their busnesrn which lheJ
viii endesvor msrl continuance OF the liberal psuo-
rage which has recognized their garments the most
economical cut and snished a, hsy IN style but rarely
eoused and ~hs disposed OF proyerbisly modsrsis
charges mo ms
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vhite, were bruught In and ,ented On bencbe,--

vhite, were brought In and seated on benches-
mere tney were subjected 10 a most particular ex.
animation. IL was curious b see the manner OF
tne spectators In examining their teeth Iney
"oe'd order them to open their mouth then press
back their lips with their two thumbs, just -
lockey would examine horse. On wndo" SUI
lay large pile Of manacles, some we're constructed
o. large NJ o. iron with hsnicrffs on each SIDE,
~ ~ 70 form n row. The irst l1s sold was the
white woman and her two children, that | before
spoke o. Tie auctioneer extolled her qualities by
representing her to be a first rate seamstress, &c
she was struck down at sl,l05.
Ihe lGckey q the place himself a Slave then
lesdsu man about % "unharness yOuseh Old
Boy says he. The man trembling like leaf all
ire while, strips himself with the assistance OF tue
iacAey n ul view Of the street and Of the female
slaves The ackey asks him what ne is shaking for
rs ne IL net going % be hurt The auctioneer an
uounees 10 scars on his back OF any consequence,
ana the sale proceeds; sold at S455. Next comes
little girl oils about hall white. Then two twin
brothers Of a. sold 10 different masters, one was
toid 20 Southern Trader, and so on 70 the end OF
the sale when the gentlemen were thanked for
their attention, and their attendance requested TO-
morrow, when they would be shown something nice.
during the sale my attention was called TO the door
by sinng OF Slaves going past, chained together
ptoOaoiy on their way 10 some Southern plantation
Altogether. this the most Notwithstanding
sight ever saw. Involuntary exclaimed; Is
II possible that this is permitted in my own native
Countrywide country have loved so well, and
whose institutions | have exultingly pointed to
an example for the world"
am confident that the most effective way for
Abolitionsts TO gain converts 10 their cause is to
send Northerners as far south as this place, and
let them attend one Of these slave auctions. Hard,
indeed must be the heart of one who could look
upon such scene and not blush for his country's
shame demonstrated with some Of the inhabi.
tants for permitting such thing among them
They all have the Bible and Christianity at their
tongues end and are ready to point out passages
to Justify it and show that it is God-ordained IN
stitution "If this is Christianity Ireplied, don't
call me Christian A. $. W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-30
MERCHANTS EXPRESS COMPANY.
cAPITAI sTQCK-2 IAA QQa.

CAPITAL bTOCk-3lOO,OOO.
THIS LINE 10 established for tho rapid transportation
OF freight only steamboats, and railroads from New.
Yofk via Albany, Troy, Buffalo sud Detroit 70 Chicago
and Ut Louis also, via Burao 70 Cincinnsn sns hoois
Vile
~ No Money Packages Seesisedi n
This Company having made lie arrangements win me
several and Inca the proposed route
ready receive goods To edevered 81 tho follow
Troy, 0gdensburgh, New Buffalo. La Sale.
s TTnsai Torsnio '' CSicaso, Alton
Syracuse, Hamilton, Wsnseg1, 81 Loan,
Auburn, Lewiston, Kenoshs, Egtn,
Rochester, Detroit Racine, 0alsua,
Buffalo, Jackson, Mhwsukee, Dubuque, End
Sacfetrs Harbor
The line for Cincinnati and Louisville win be ready Ia
few days, Of which due notice will DO given
Il believed that the Merchants Express Line, o6ess
10 The mercantile community, and especially 70 no msf
ehsn, residing wet Of Butso and sion ns great Lakes
long been destdvaiam viz mode OF uaosporsnon fof
ri The lighter KINDS Of merchandise which shah DO eqaa In
heretofore offered them, and al the cams pe
much cheaper As an example, we submit tho following
TARIFF or PRICES TO THE PRINCIPAL TOWNS;
NJ YORK TO suSAlo....sI 5oa York to Milwaukee % 50
:. c Cssss,;. sol s.. Louis. 100
ard Intermediates places roporonse rates Goods VII
be delivered any Of me above canned Place ws
fully call the attention OF Western merchants 70 heh p.se
Of operations They believe 10 just wnsIn aemsnneo
erprise win meet with the appreciation and support o"s
public. sEyExscks. Nv
q n LosesTaEET 4 Co 81 rsssa1,M ~ Z.
r TEFFT Co ia Broadway n T.
JsHs WnKIssos, Prest U RI syraousS.
HoR.cg WHIrz Cashier BIZ ofSyracuss
Jons PAfEE, Cashier BIZ OF Troy:
W BaooKs, supt Mich Cent RI Co. Detroit
Gro. SMITH, Chicago.
New.yors. May I, 1880 my2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-30
5. DRAPER, il. AucroneeI. -
GALE OF CANNON AND SMALL AhMs At

STHE NAVY YARD, ROOKLYN.-HAGGERTY
DRAPER JONES win sell at public auction, at the U.
3 Navy Yard, Brooklyn, on SATURDAY June ID, at Y
arms viz: Cannon-S long 42poundersi ~ long SIS 81
long 2is; 50 ong 1885, IS long l2s 80 long So long 6s
long Canonsdes 6spOundsfi 50 4ls o<s - as ~
ss: Iss and 6pounder gunnade 3.ineh and loinch
oars swiyels; 295 boarding caps 6s flint musses iiI
pistols; l13 cutasses; 81 Colts hes Cots pistols 80
boxie Knife pistols rides blunde rbusses Terms cash.
The above to be removed from Yard after mo
ssIs az ,he Commandsnt OF the Yard may direct my20
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-30
DRY GOODS.

SUPRRFINE BLEACBED sHlRTfSGs.-
- go cases YORK Premiums. WachuseIts, Dover and
American MINIS superfne 80 d5 inch ohrngs. Also ex'
trnsiuer 81 inch shirings, for sale by
my6 NEsMlIh W ~ ana % riuo-s@
SsTAHK MILLS DRILLiNGs.-5OO packages
- brown beeched, slate and blue, extra stout ana une
ousled in perfection Of manufacture For sale by
my6 NEShITh w % ana % rile-sN
MINK UNBLEACHED COrTONs.-6o0 bales
4 Rhode Island Paio A.o. Rockingham, HoogsetI, ned
way Hore Wshsm. and other styles, Tor sale 0y
ny6 NEsmiIh " " anu % 'uo-''
CALICO PHINTERs' BLANKErs, Lap.
u ping and Steve Cloth Type Printers any hnSttve's
sl,,t~s RoIlsI , and jacket C.oh- Tor sas ~
myil Z. o " pahO", % ~ :"
DLUE PRINTs.-l0o cases Adsmss oids and "nhe
ID and blue snd orange Prins FOR sale by
rnviI C. B. LIE BARON IS Pine-st.
DROWN sHEETINGs.-l50 bales Salisbury, rs.
- gle Mohawk Valley snd other styles Tor sale low Dy
mill C. B LIZ BARON IS Pine-sG.
lpLUE AND CANARY PKiNTs.-A and
mvii c. g. liz BARON IS Pine-st
GREkN PRINI-.-5O cases green and blacE and
VI green and blue Al 8; 20 9 cts fo- sale by
myIl C. 3. LIZ BARON 50 Finest
y 4 BLEACHED sHIkTINGs.-l5O cases hne
myil C. B LIZ Baron, So Pine-sL
COLOKED CAatBRICS.-l25 cases hghI and
- dark sssoTlment5, from II too cts for ale y
myll C. b hi bAhOS ID rihe".
y BLkACHED sHIRrING-.-l5lcsses low.
D-f priced 5hrtngs, comprising variety OF styles TOT
sale by Imyel EEsHIrH co ~ and y rins-sN
COlNTEKPANE-- CAGES superior American
q9ilts for sale by NEsNlrH CO. 5oand y rne ST. %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-30
WHENEVER g. WHITE

COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
And General Produce Brokers Portsmouth, Va
OFFER their services to the Shipping, Plating Trading
Osnd Manufacturing interests.
We win give strict attention TO selling rshpPng T9bec;
co. Cotton Flour, Grain, Provisions Lumber and Naval
s,ores and fors ard Merchandise with dispatch
Porsmouih. FEB 9, 1850 m2swsm'
BLAKE,s PATENT FIRE-PRoOF PAINT
Tl,HIs EXTRAORDINARY SUBSTANCE, which 10
few monhs after applied turns TO sste OF stone pro
eeng whatever covered from the scnon oil me "ea'n''
and IRE. ,,x .,-. ,,,, v,.rrn
As scorea Of individuals getting up al kino OF
less counterfeit stuf and selling II as hre PROOF
have the statements OF lhsn IweuIJ men o. ~ s
.se, sns .oms used b.s counterfeit, stuff VINO gave me
saying hat thsre Rad been sncn eop e.
n.i ~ ss Bsse Thai bis only considered worth
using Every persor therefore, 70 pc SIC 80 "a 10,
my nsTe is on sysy ss ssproof psin Lac nine hsy
make themselves liable 70 pros suo ,s1fsi oSso1sse
n men Z. 1y The genuine Of different coor
bob ground in oil AID 10 dry powder sep' constantly On
osn ,ys = in WIN BLAKE. Pstense Firs-proof PsinL
~ CEIFFIN &; CO.'S Patent f1sIssging Apps
They continue 10 adapt their principle. % ne
sasBcuou Of The great .. o !. Ill s.eS
- nb,hed 10 the world, Il 10 not necessary 20 say any
b. more but CAL ard zee 10 a l92 Broadway H. T.
mysl
fI'HE sUBsCkIBkk o.. oPsned &C oiass is SI ne
prscnce Of Law, e. g Ms.,; Jsas'7y e9vrI'NNn,"
ne SUBSCRIBER Oh connection win Charles k =
has opened ~ oe for he practice Of the Law II 81 "a-
Ia Ssns az fTTcIEN BfRDsEY
NiEBB's WASHING POWDER. -AhsrmAking
w MA u the vsroas compositions sac 70 DC eroh'-
cal wsshrg u has BECOME hxsd Tact hs, NE -
euperceded every other fR IS simnea 9tihig ana mot
ough cleaning qus's II may be obtAneo Dy NC P@SN-
- 49, Ia ~ FRASER EyERITT
CHARIEs FULLER, dealer 10 Jennlagss ne-
y Psteut Premium safety Go Lamps Also, CsnPoone'
solrtt ss on spd Lard Lamps Han ard other Laneru2
rspdo Chsnd seTs nc OF the nostspproYed Peles'
Britannia and GIaSs Wsse Cutlery snc fsrcy ~ w..
A.o Cemphere Split Gas, Ph0sg-ne Ga o. " .esst
80 .,, &C 90 mylo lmA
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An, MER@!N, ASenoneeT;

by BANGS, PLATT Il co. store 2ol Broadway.
DPartcuar attention given 10 NJ sale OF PfiVse LDra
mes. Cash afvences made " ben desired.
THURSDAY EVENING, MAY So ~ oclock-Large
sale OF and standard miscellaneous books 10 eose me 60
tale Of bookseller recently deceased my25
FRIDAY EVENING, May 81, A. = O'Clock.
AssfGNEE's SALE OF BOOKSELLERS SroCK-Coinprs
ing very great variety Of standard, miscellaneous CLASH
cal school and juvenile Books Ia qusntues aso staoi9
and fancy Stationery Gc-the whole well worthy the aen
tcn Of the trade ard others Full particulars IN cesogue
which will be issued the mOrniug OF Inc day OF sae.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-30
AUCTION SALES.

rARD.-sEW AUCTION ESrABLISHMENr-
u BALDWIN GARDINER, tisie Of Ggt.ners Furnish
ing Wsebcuse hayng 1een appointed ~ Aneioneer has
Aken ls spacious ne ssccod rpor OF the largo
sn dins No So Broadway corner ~ Anthonyst, la,sy
occupied . museum, for his saes-fOoin.
3. GARDiNERS long and thorough ACQUAINTANCE WIN
every description ~ goods embraced IN TIE numerous
breaches u his AIS excessive decorative furnishing ware
house. rdur-s IN Ufer he services b. ts friends AID
ule pubic, noic particularly ID tie csnstA ot g0cas ~
ancnon comprised 10 the sbove Inca such ~ silver and
PLATED cutlery zpsney ard other So elf and BIZ
ningham manufactures Also Chins and glassware mir
rors cgrpeng, upholstery r cn5 e furniture, bronzes
paintings panos safuary ard 81 other knds Of Sngsn,
French German, Italian ard Chinese Mncy afuces, In
Gliding wstches and iewelrg.
Mr.. GARDINER vii attend personally and superntend
ne proper arranging and casloggng Of frture Tor sSe
Al auction, al g-nse private resd-ncrs or vii receiVe
FOR sale NJ he Long Room ard feels contteng thai be
give entire satisfaction 10 owners
Stocks IN trsde ard msnliseurerf rocks % Be sod 81
auction VIII $50 receso his particular attention. lie r.
specially sOiciiF from bis friends and the public, trial
Accounts OF sses with The proceeds vii DO rendered
forthwith strictly ~ ali cases my7 ina
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-30

NIBs. VAN HOUTEN, lnankful for the very liberal
lVl patronage bestowed her the past year. begs 70 M
form Der friends and the pubic that she has removed ho,
Shirt Establishment from - mere convenient sore ~
Nasseust NEARLY opp0se) where, by ns increased aI
ties sforde she Will be enabled 10 fun al orders
to her care with that cispach puncuay ana suPenor
workmanship which has obtaued for her establishments rs
present high reputation The attention OF gentlemen Is
particularly solicited TO her style OF summer ana IN
brodered Shirts 30 highly approved Of iogetnef win
choice selection OF fancy printed linens Of tue nc yes! de-
signs --.,, ut..
NB-An extensive assortment Of genileInehs rufnSn-
ing Goods OF the most fashionable styles q Nss an a.
between Fulton and John Its myN ~sNo"iu~tu
CLOTHING AND TAILORING. Immense
stock Of fashionable ready made elouing, OF every
descriuon: loo coats from 81 10 sl5; 90 vesIs from
s 10 "a 500 pants from 81 TO S. To cloths,
cstsmrIes and vesngs embracing everything new and
desirable first nate ri always guaranteed Ia single nai
mi convince ALL 20 per than any house 10 Ins
ritv FOR ca IA al remember the name and numDer)
MICHAEL CONWAY,
mv2I Inn If3 Fulton Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-30
eENTLEmErs WEARING APPAREL

GENTLEMERs WEARING APPAREL
CHARLES X. FOLWELL, Draper sad Tailor
" frat quality work made 10 order, 81; sutont between
William ana Gold has IN :, purchased for cash. choice
scrment Of cloths cassneres and yesng, which, win
low and selling for cash, he IL enabled TO make up .
per less Broadway prces he has Tor tue as
eight years enjoyed reputation even by those OF me sans
usdej Of cutting the best fitting garments, and az tor ass
and style he viii guarantee cannot be besten equaed
myN Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-30

W MA VI the compositions sad % DC econosni
cal in wsshrg 4 BECOME 6xed fact that ne Anoge ~
eapercsded every other fR is simehed qiy ana tno
ough cleaning onsiAs Il may be obtAneo BY ne Psc&
a. or otts ise, Also GOc-st ,.n . yvrorrr
mJ27 lHs FkA7Eh Il m =.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-30

continue 70 adapt their principle 10 ns
fs tss srest nriber OF those who have them %
The merits ~ ths invention have beea 20 well Iesssd
- ,hed 10 the world Il 10 not nscesssy % say any
thag more. bat CAL ard see 10 a 10! Broadway H. l.
NV
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-05-30
READY WIT.

A couple Of emigrants fresh from sweet
Erin, travelling to Cambridge, found that
they had but one cent between them, and
set themselves at work to contrive how
they should pass the toll-bridgc with only
fifty per cent Of the requisite funds. At
length it was resolved that they should part
c9mpany-one lingering behind, while the
other went forward TO confer with Mr. Brown,
the gate-keeper, and see what could be
done with him in the way Of bargain or
compromise. Paddy, on arrivnga at the gate,
with his politest bow, asked MIR. Brown at
what price he could be allowed to pass over
the bridge. On being told that one cent and
no less was the rate for each foot PASSENGER,
as sanctioned by the law of the common
wealth, he, after little hesitation, inquired
what amount of baggage passengers were
allowed to take with them lie was informed
that ne might take anything he coud carry
except wheelbarrow or handcart; and with
out further parley he turned and left Mr.
Brown to deal with numerous other passcn-
gers. In a few minutes Paddy re,appeared
with his iellow-traveller mounted upon his
shoulders in regular boost, back style. He
gravely deposited the legal toll for single
passenger, and walked on to deposite his
baggage upon terrafrma, atthe other end Of
the bridge, which, being Mitdlesex, is now
free soil. The spectators ofthis interesting
scene were qnite unanimous in the opinion
that the travellers had "come Paddy" over
the toll-gatherer, while the worthy himself
did not hesitate to admit that he was done
Brown. "-BOStOa TraUcHer.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-05-30
LADIES VS.. WONHgTy,

1t is melanchoy fact which must have
struck every observing man who goes into
d" genteel society,"" that we have no women in
this country" Ladies" we have in abundance
and suPerabupdance, "thck as the leaves
that strew the brooks of VaIlambrosa :" but
the race of women-plain, simple women,
and nothing more-is wholly extinct AT
least, SO we should Judge from the phraseolo-
gy ofthe times, against which the Post ut
tiers the following anathema, in which we
heartily sympathise. How it must shock
the affected, mincing bellies OF the present
day to think that these grandmothers-poor,
simple souls-sufered themselve to be
spoken ofby their beaux by the horrid epithet
women Women i" how excessively
yulgarl" we hear some sweet-scented exquis-
te exclaim:-
Alack.a-day for the charge Weregard
women as the noblest work of God ;" but
ga LADY, at her highest pitch of perfection,
is on y the noblest work of a French mil
liner. Just apply the term, for example, as
well to the highest as the lowest grades of
the gentler sex, and the ludicrous absurdity
Of its use will make you chary of the word
forever after. A person wishing to see the
female wards in prison, was answered by
the jailor-"Sir, we have no ladies here at
present" A clergyman, discoursing of the
religious inclinatious of women, inquired
with much emphasis-who were the last at
the cross Ladies. Who were the first
at the sepulchre ? Ladies'" Ladies {?
God forbid !--Yankee Blade
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-05-30
Dutch English.

The following amusing account of the ex-
animation of Dutchman in Pennsylvania,
we clip from the Pennsylvania.
"Jacob Feltzger, middle aged gentle,
man of Teutonic derivation-hls apparel
we'll incrastcd with dry mud, and his hat
looking like collapsed steamboat cylinder,
with the top blown of-was brought up on
complaint of a dry goods man for stealing a
peice of corduroy valued at $ll.
Mayor.-DoyoIi tastay English, Feltzger!
Prisoner.-Yaw, | talks him foost rate.
M-Doyou know what steal means
P Yaw, him is iron what is made hard
M-That is one kind of steal, but not
what l mean. Do you understand this
how came you to steal that corduroy!
P.-Pecaus mine preeches was nick goot
have nothing fit to go to church.
M.-Does it take thirty yards of stuff to
make you pair of breeches?
Paw, de schneider must have some
for cabbage, and toder whot's left might DO
for mein frau-ven | get married Dat will
make her pretty cote.
MI SCc YOU arc u uull vi iOiSS ~
but don't you know that this way ofgettlng
breeches and petticoats is against the law
P'-I nlcks cares tam apout the law
wasn't horned uder der Yankee law. Use
Tutchman.
M.-TIave you got any friends that will
bail you?
P.-Plenty of friends, and more dan
suppose you will want; dey come and sch
wear anything. Dey schwear where | was
and git me clear.
M.-We don't want them to swear-we
want them to give security for your appear
ance at court You confess you stole the
corduroy, and there is no occasion for any
body to swear to it.
P.-Ah, ali You find not | tell any lie
Tochman never do anything vat he 'shamed
to tell. Yaw, did so steal der stuff :; put
know where | stole him, and was going tc
steal der money for pay"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-05-30
Agrirnltnrnl
Turtle Soup Bean.

But of the Turtle Soup Bean, can most
heartily subscribe to your recommendation of it
it has not been favorte bean with my fam
lily for summer use, on account of its intense
Iy black color, even in its green state; and
which think will forbid its ever being a
popular soup bean. Its excellent favor,
far superior TO that of any bean that we have
ever used, gives to the soup richness I'M
equaIed by any other vegetable Twill ven
turc to say, if served up on the table of the
Astor House, prepared with the addition of
meat balls, nme-tenths of the guests would
rise from the table. praising the turtle soup
As dry winter bean, when made into soup
for family use, it is Ger ainlY without its e.
quail. Last season made trial of some ff-
teen kinds offamiIy bean. No one Of them
is so highly priced in our family as this !;
and the longer we use it the better we like
it. 1t is a great bearer, and well adapted
to the light and dry soils. Tell your read
ers again to make trial ofthe " Turtle Soup
Bean. - HorticulturiSt