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New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-01
r PRIVATE SALE--2 handsome

tg-n saus frpnf HOUSES and Its of Ground. Know
. No n and y Eshesn'b 4 bei~sea the o'h sAa on.
,veur.- n, houses p ~ IS feet IN depth. aud
hrb ~. nv tnd vel lu' having never t~en &C.
,vp,rd AID ~, nrsh-d with al n,.dsrn mprovemeo ois
,pch H. Hot C'd Wa''r babs water lo>s', ieta"s
artau 4 the purf hsSs csD remain ou hYnd ana
mortgage Foi puc. trms aIsd inlih.r pa'icuIA. ~
ne a
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-01
RESIDENCE. Wanted.

T. hIre = ,archss. Tor cash. ~nh immediate ,coi-
pane. froza ss miles from New fork Guy, n heal
INV shd plctw,~4us c"Cutr, House With ~ more
,o,uS about e improved isDd with fti, "thin
m.Ie II village .Ithsf "n the SQUAD of h'er NTH
srslpd> er ed ns wafer Address postpaid Bot
No Qt P,~t-oace Peel .. i Nes'chestsr County, Nes-
~. s,aiinx ,e, ~ nd JescnpiIoB of pTemses ID
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-01
EOR SAI.E-Thc Property now own

ii Al s.eSued by 4 ~ \ & rautAan, al fictmoni
TIE busldus. sad tNS stpD nHcs d~elisns-
kssss y - % With a two ssa,es ~ By - tee
~ krrken sccunS With ru Nu'dnss fsas~s and 'ihsr
tnpTvsvueats N sScsiisn, and substantial order con
n<caeA ak the sh, mena-. buildings n me oi frame
klkA = WuA etsrA n Whrh - now and has TOT
real, heen ocuped c'unir s,"rs Ani one ~
Shs s@~si slexa. tas.ss stands ia the town
TIE hole tsru.~r. nrusshed ~h
fst.he and pleasant rssri~"oe si- admir- ah'
sAaSted psei ei lsats - 'se "t an s>tsns',s
ssss Sssd yr,psn the part IT the vii-
The t ~ feet q aat The Nah r~ at aod a.
sks IL the 10 .ssss N, ~ Sfs am El'e MALI c>a
90 a, 90 n, JOHN IAGkANe NJ 80 GrceR~rh.
fkrkR rAVLNAN.
CHAS TAlIMAN
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-01
U,O TAILORS-The undersigned de.

Two TAILORS The undersigned de-
,rr, 1. fnlrna the n si.. pstculsry tho -r<.r-s
m hs r,.Sy n, at thsf kAad Il Al
-. n.usrus 4 4-scnpS1.E II
$500 a., .Is faarluIed to d. vaA the rr,rt
,nj ,rfaHce Ol IA 81 - easrA ~
-, ,Dv,-Ge lrr pfrss AL frsss Cosls. srskd all
=. -, D.. 90 ABt s4rk Cas- 4 v.rst q srl~-
.th.r ~,h go sud PshtxiOees. n kr al Il ~h.cA
= = hs..v,d n cso1pletr sets ~ tAe sss<Bs p-t
-. -.f,r,i n, Vely the c1stu bassnsss MI I'D
a.. - n Tie sf-tr 4 mDre .sfvsnAs. ihs- gesssAlb
80 st~rtn.-a. sthIhsted Asd turtle. sadle alass
80. ps~h - c.lbHE 20 >rlSfhErs. y Irs
Frsd~ay. sPfsr co. % A"APh
DOYS'. BOYS. BOYS, and chill
ID pRYNS CLOTHING ua.d' . seet y A HtR-
NICK NJ Nerv~f- 0te dor frvm CAaal 4 tal-
tpx ftflnz sisd s.tisx sf sdoecS fr's ~ In
THE FALL CAMPAIGN OPENED
A. Cen T1,Bort Head Sluart~rs Ne ~ Isltsa-
esrp~r of Cod p L ROCEks, Coaas>s.ET G-asral u
III, .l-.. ~<tshiIsAEent dssgres ie
b. pa1re. The yuhbc lAA b. sss r-psr-d q ssr
tAsn an $500 sni ef EALL asa wIsTEk CLOTHING
80. Of ,spsrss er.ls AID b, ep<reurrs assl
sG = hsls,Als ara retail chsapsr sn< psrv .sn~s U
.f.is than cAn foun1 ~ o<Aer so-ss 1r
To entire ,s.hAhnsnE y us3~s the suF<rS sf Mr
SCI DER b. ~iil sr-calG yfienf - ths cassaa d.
p.insrt u.efets rusrasfs~ns r~rs-s A. % AZ
trralfs AEn h~u>B ct - bstss u cosb-S S~at-SSa
Tn ls's Med S~sf'sra ale IT,
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-01
EVIRE BRICKS, MALT KILN TILRS

Il FRECLAY. Ae-rAe sssssriAsn. nexsw = -
nr,cks, NAH Kiln nles, Ar.. have caaaaaa., n -
Hrd aa1 White welsh. !" Lssss- Rn1urG
bysdrs. !" hssssn." anA -CAasss" as sN 49,.
Tir- Brs as crs~s<a ssA Ancy shases
rv~rlsy welsA LunlS sAd Ovssthes
NAH Kha rss q Aole-s vesy sup~na arSrss
Crai-0as.asas end AssArssse q Li ts,nsan y
sAls % lots 4, saIi y.rvhsse~ A,yl,s
SAML THOMPSON 4 KIpHTy
An; sms No rs peAri q Nsv- yvs
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-01
Dasuerreotppes ano gnsrapinas.
Masbinerp. &e.

X. WATTLES & co. No. - C,oaI-
- ~. PRIV iS-1ce. X I MtNUDArrrgyvS d,
SlfsN az EAs fifkb things. VALNE< rDSks
SsshAiH@ hlnrs MIA irsseief.. a. kc A. -. -,
A4t~-Ase ASrss 80 tAr salr Of St<sa - - -,
s-Asia1 teF'd y As >A tMSCOT COaPANN - Ia
sH D." TrpHrrs 10 f4fns-4 Tbs ahsss .r.c .. L a,
tFHt ~ NrrN - ghces OrlrTs AL sr-rf =, \ -, :,
g. ati O. Ant yuru.AA-so vi ea1 TIE x~.s. :. = - -,
N1~'N t~'H l. NArrLts co
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-01
''ALIFORNlA GOLD SPECIMENS

quartz and Sand. bought by II SOLOMON L co .
oid ana oVer kefnsrs and Assayer SwecD a.a
Deaes - eaEt minerals and all known thai
contain TIE above metals Old gold Syer diamonds sah
precious stones bought jewellers and sfversmhs sv-ep
ores ana all hard substances ground the refinery Ps
NA"'f % ~" - hhi-st. new IOfh. s2D Inn
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-01
INDIA RTBBER SHOES-FRAUD

u -ANsr ali th- frArduent ,ttem-ts ~ dec--vs the
public. the cnnfnailra evdenuy mean g. no~ the
prps hing Isil Tenn of Court To without tnal
charg. tAs advance hale there psrty tune Ia
prsp-<e-an and osh gToa the combustvn to pr-pce NJ
Adoyhus Sioae aad John { Blosfsrd per>'Gs
then enlpog srsuSt whom have attachments to
forward and gNs their tsshmony Ths iher dage ~
DO. and thss dare o trsl before Jury
Thn chArTs. and that the p<etsnded patents ara
fraud and Will prove and establish N Ccsf
henever the continuation venture to tnA bcf lury
II they are inn6cent II this charge allow tie Witnesses Ia
ur-,r the sand ard Keep then secrrtst brag
The 10 tr,i b.EI~ . iury Gor Eht have
charged the G-dyeH Patent q br fraud ana s~sndle
II DOT let them beSore INV furs tnsi this -
shame should ke all from any more cossrdif
attacks IA th. H.wsp@per> HORACEH DAN
Owner of II india Rubber Patents snd hsnufsctarer
Narehopss. - Cortland II New I"rA lab D. sup u
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-01

SOUTH BROOKLY\-Four Lots for
~ sale eh. ap b<susfully heated on ihh aud nh =,
k>4ween tth ard 3ah avs Pncs sss ssh Terms sioo
cash the hasncs bond and Al per cent tT
tAsee ,esys II e.ulred lnau.re Oi JOHN MURPHY.
49, u No IS "a Ali u NewSuA o1'
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-01
CONWAY. No Ii3 Fulton 81.

Y BI,.ad~av "a, a sPl.ndd stocA of Dre~s, rrork.
s.r. Onrs Otefcssats, and sn 0ih~s knf. II Css,s,
N..ls md Panl. treH The hResf 10 ths lo~e~
ur,r,f T. a.. .sure q sole slJ as~orta II tA-
be>t Y,rprh Enslsh Akd AD~fr.A Clashs, Re.
,er, Ca,sIuirfss poesklus and N,stnfs embs.rsns q
.V,yxtLu. a, haashlr desirable 4nd durable IA every
tnstsnes ~, ris ht rgaIahtsed 10 oeot ls~s thss
ar boas. m this c.p kr cssL Hememb,I CONWAY.
NJ Is3 Yulfpt 1t near br,af~aT tH bsiAWkk'
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-01

~ i.>s RrrncA New Jerss "a he sne~soar, Nasf
ne s,stt acres II knd. Nrh sPes'ss
Aoes- h.,,r Jsebe T. NJ <zd Nnt IN 'As
o.sssnx y t~s parss, ~'ta tfeneA wino"~s s"1nS
Aa-ss ssess nanfeh hack srsfrs. AMI VAL .ia 50.
vssy A.l-asss sn passrsA txcthS' wuh t~o snv r-s
.es t~c sssAn sssseA nocs. suc &c CNases'es ~
sssal~, cs-sSssnx & att as -r>'aa. Ga f"A 49,
ne.es -A~<,. sna tanAsa. Ac ihe ~csod so"t "a 1ns
ss-ahsF. and iarve srses hco~s eact~sS - -,
g. s 49, snail e,su.s, keehss .ses r'y 49,
---~se Az he usual . It Saiidsas> saeh a '--
.eE 49, eArn. - In nrV.l ~ the Aou-s a'~s
S<.t.- 60, sss.srt.l tree. esch sole NS
.-,s >Sf~a sh svNEx vspes lesxhnx 60 Sam
---.Ar le7fF siso Aexh aad pssrk ar hard,
tsf0r f'Nsa- i've sn..l xar~i, Il snM
NN> 90 ~ u,i,, fr,n the village
- 49,. 49, i~' r. Uis ~ ~ t~u na~s fron
- -, ~ N. - "a ~ -Asr- 90 h.sN,,s n .,
~ rse4' "a ~s - ~ - -h-c,
hs sesns> tAsrss hvul Fl. rs& 80 -, ~h-N
sash The Qtsss ne~ts tks 1ss tp
~Asrh t~s slssss rNA -cess ~ =. tl~Ssis u"n
essif frushet sud iasCr t..sst. ak-S Ns ss@
acslfe, tAs hullJtes> aH' a., -. . -
.Fdct f,s~--~sso ri-ne,-.s a.r.fle-'.N 80 tsss
ss.nHsi alt sal a ar.s5,ss .. s~asAs sssss ssss
e~sisi ..ssasa ts.s- ss- = g. ~ 8 = 6Srs
nAN ~ az khrdss ss Cd ~A aIiLsN "a a.
pTea--s s-Izs
ENOR SALE mWllLll \MSBU RGH-
lArs.<ne tusidr, iots "a gs.-i nssssiS,rhs,sa
vaA,n 3 70 luei.s 4 f3s .s isrrss lssegt 81
as i~s wM yRisBY. y isl Uh % w1laAss'TSh
LVARM for SALE-NeaI the New-Ha-
u vss RAl.rsss astbss ~ As-uOners esai ,sniaS ~
ssss. IsSalrs % JOHN MAkShALL. ef The s~A-
soAs' = ha.aSssca Io ln'J w CVsSkkL.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-01
8ctOOIS.
0Iy00tS.
= - - =.
THE PIANO FORTE-Ma w
MRS. HOwARD,cd h. Misses PRgI,

AAM ~'il reosvs lAssf SCHOOL I~sS
ar 10 hs'-ns~ ood Z. ssd .M
- to' the reception Il tAsss pspss MONDAY
~ rhs r.sstesee . Sk~ .ssssss 80
arsn'tsA 'ssissg. tho bssss 4 - - =
cs-s'sss, apply 10 Me..-. HAEk X NEv -
NO 10 bsssdsS - 90 81 R.s~sssS~a -
Nai Astosa Isss~s Prck -shp ts.af timss esg s(
tsAAai Ninsss. Dpsehs-s Co. T.. Or
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-01
HoSUCTHEkN and wESTERNTAL

\ II. GALE, Manufacturer and Whol.
sas psslsr . BOOTS .a< sHoEx s,,x.. a e'o-
- :. ss . ..rrs - r.ssvai sssssssn.w 49,
"sS ss-s ys.s can sat - iAs es.A % |. s-. .''fH
-. ~ 49,, ss L:1s-, s.G q ..r 49,,
~ SasR U~~.YwA
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-01

UTNION INDIA RI BBER COMPANY,
varrk-use 10 NAssAUsr Nev YsrS. der faf
sale s,ery d.~slltAn OF GOODEEARs p~teri Mssalhe
Inh. Rubt~T C.o-As oonpr-ax
Coats al a,les Arm, and Navy Braa Pshps
CioaAs and Capes, Gods syringe,
Ponch,s, FHe Bucssts aud Ssrts MetAiae
L@Ube Pnis. knhter NJ 90,
Horse Coven, PiAnO Forte Cover ,IsADes 10
Horss Bots, Crunb Cloths. Chldr-ns d.
These gods all "a decSIa. of stsa
by Heat b~rOne rx,d by ccld
JAMES BISHOP, Pr-Gdeaf
WARREN ACkERMAN. Vtos President
WA IN WILIIAMSON TressIrS ana Sec'y.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-01
DOOK- K-BINDERS' LEATHER-N

u enhsrr,ker has aIWsvs % kaAi 81 . ouna.nab q
oa.v,n1 Cns!usA co,srsd q COD. 80 ca a. -
rrrkry Msrucc0. Rus,sa Red Leather saAh - -
Calf 4coA -ehstA. SrvnsA. CssmAs sss Anrra narsls
ss.rrtnest cf Gesys Dsdlsy sspesas srt Ap~v -
sheer ana Law Cali, si~a,s - had Md - ss,w =,
sdsrre fos sole 81 the oves narne ere,r
sai As JAmE CoOk. -, hs<kA nv
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-01
EOVNTRY SEATS.-Ten
L,,RM near NONkERS, FOR SALE

u -Coria.ainr ~ acres II which a. are wood 80 i
fruit and wstef the lIc ricssnt stutitn romantic tnd
10 alth, with sNe~ down L0rg Island Their new
dwelling and all tie houses good The ~ "tr
- eo,nR atsoaa Pu,e 5 There y "pppuunIiies
.ia, .,ce,t SUNDAYS ri and cents fares II hes 4
northeast Il Ncnbers station. aud miiss west II
-, 49,. II
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-01

CHINA CLAY.--3o tuns CAiaa q,
am, GAUNr DEnnsCx,ss
Al thar Csr msss,su Prayer " warsAcass ies T,h~s
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-01

ID pRYNS CLOTHING u..d' . seet ~ A HtR-
SICk NJ (; Nerv-f u 90 o.-,f Tsn 'AAA y Va'-
tpx ftflr. ,r.d a.tIsx AZ sdoccS pfT's ~ m'
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-01
NEW.YORK CABINETMAKERS'

Y ASSOCIATION Man uf.ctgrvy Of fAshsnasls
Rs-~.od MaharanF Rl.. " alsUt and eaAmeled Sar-
nturv A.nafA Ad areroas S7 Bie~sk ker. oornor
OF splya an 81 R.spectfuy s,s Tie stteItoa II tsa~s
ave about sLe furniture 70 call aad On
r,ch ana siJrk, a. Il tAeH owH mahafAc
turs aus 1nMNkSs
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-01
FIRST RATE FARM

~ > .rr.. IT lspd. with good m nv fmsns ah,'
cheap T., c.sh 70 tho t0~a ~ Pf'hnT ~ est ~ ~
Cun,, sddr.ss bs letter pat pad ia ins tsf ne pa
'' = - :, ma. b~ seen MOORE.
q" ~ NJ 80 B,werv. NewYoTk
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-01

lNOR SALE-A FOUNDRY and Ma
4 CHINE SHOP. WITH S'Ov. ara Tin SHOP at sched.
loessd about or hour ride fos New
Srs buiiduss of BRICK. al-put ten Nears Old fTrc.ed
d, the present proseor Who shes 20 r-ure from sfthe
The has AID dong large and Pr,hiA
hie Will te ,,d low with the good Will q" the
prursleos Ps.rselou the ist of February ~
Atn The abss taxing iaio consideration the small
required chance. Address tl,si psdl
lpt NDRy Tribune Oaee sy7
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-01

RArEk MAkEHOUSE.-GAUNT n
a.. a.. ..s-,n..s 10 ,nm s.> A.a-s.. .Asr ~
prrsuns and sssse paperx. Mssuf<z 80 asSms.
R-s ~Sescsss - s.sfs-N A"Sns ..
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-01
NNyATER POWER for SALE.-A val-

w sabl. MILL SE At within one hours ride - New
York With Bs,ck Gsc'nry Buildings. Water Wheels, n.
m ,pui,t. ruunng urder several of land dive sins
houses. &C Address EAR. BAkfHOLpdE" lA
Grseuv lfh-g "l <"
NTRN SEATS or twelve
BUILDING LOTS of FROM nv To ten acres IN Green
ch Conn Lish heath, and aand M ates some of
The most beautiful aud auto stua'ioas ON 'hf Ne~-
Y,rA and New Haven Railroad thirty miles from New
Sork and n'rs the depot Port Chester. froE
snce the, dzls tram II cars 90 and from New
N"it Apply to SAMUEL I. CohNtLL.
.D0 ms No 1tI Wsi-f-s'
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-01

A DIV ER1lSEMENTS are inserted in
a tAs brs 20 sthss "a t~v~s NJ v =
PALAKkp AAvsvo<as As~scy rrasns Rulx,., ..n
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-01
NOR SALE-The fast-saillng schooner

HNNVN \ N'
u MARTIN VAN RI KEN. rebuilt from her Keel up
thus last Spnux at and now runnins trv Al
New HorA Nrt diueLsicns s|lo~s 20 iret
k@sI s& feet beam the hold drsws feet II water
icsd-d 10 tuhs shs has new sails aud ne-
rug thru Ehou and we'll calculated 10 run to NglnA
ia the Iar. tu>ne The undosigned has built the
sho,- vessel good maternal ami the best p'ssibs
n.annss She can IL bought low aud accommodating
t.rms ~ app,, ing Ia PErEkS CRAMER Pous biz ceps'e
orto VII LIAM DRAKE. Deput, sLeuh, Cny Hall. New
sls luts
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-01
I EAKY TIN ROOFS PAINTED ~.

FIXED for cent per fos 9th tho Nee ysr~s
Ase- Corusrs PANT, ard NARRATED Past 30 ks
cents 70 sda pesd hf 1ia. G. n "a Csapsabss 2sA "
Hce No M Spungsf Hufsoa sr ns
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-01
IpTILDI\GP PLOTS in MORRISANIA

D-SeNetalvery Binding pltCs IN Dyer MpTri,sns.
m >quare zach stthe low pfee II sou yer Plot Con
ven,nt the Dcuot eNcell~nt dn sol the cheapest
pIots the Vcmiiy Of the CITY Apply To Mok, N
/ co NJ 13l Pesri-st 1olS'
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-01
DLANK BOOKS, PAPER and STA.

I UBlN'S EXTRACTS.-5OO doz juss
rsc~svsd p~r Zunch oompnsnr AL the tavcrIte vass-
eu~s IN lare snd snail bo<tles Also Gsssiain RnsxS
soap Lows genuine BrU~ lndsus, b. the -
Tooth Har Brushes and rssles Articles Il cssy
snlsioL Razor and hne Cutlsry Dvuugsss Aad pasry
cos.ds Dsalers invited "a cali and sssrk
uEes tkAkCB TOMS eOy9.
~ In No Manealans.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-01
QUESTIONABLE SHIRT EMPORI

u IM No Phe-st. near EAst Brusds Mr.
SOt DIR woad call the aiteutioa II xentis about
yut hssnE fall and supply Of SHIRTS t. the
fsct all mAie y, heT ~srraated perfect
n NJ, maternal and tActure and that her pces
reasonable those OF AM other renieel sstAshnrnt
IN tie city.
SHIRTS of r,c pattern tni mate rial maic O. ordsr
a ssor Measured hy eTpeDeEeed cutter. and
q ~ guaranteed a ali cases sSlm
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-01

II spd other, interested The apderixnei, snt II
a Marlr M.nuf.cturrs Cunipah, ib kuts anil VI invite,
yoIr ai,,nton 10 a au4lp Of MARBLE ho- bens Ia't''
inc,d for krouts IN Ass Cty aud htOpsDs NJ sii'ss
n,hi, h,m - ,uply ~ almost the af bv', stone
THOMAS MCCARTHY.
- xMWxY. No n bsek kman-st
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-01

wv nal TITLES granted Soldiers for lands In Illinois
ft the eiy sDd and lost fos
1a.e APpi, . address "a MAfTisOS. NJ. Nassau
a. n gnIns Ne Il lo's' as SIM
1DEW FOR SALE-ln the Church II
4 the AnAurc,a.,on (Dr Seahur,sl IN lhh- h-a No u
Mside AISLE Arpl, {" CoLfEk DUG AND I'm
aud lGh-a, si9 elMWAf'
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-12-09

IF Gov. Brown of Florida, distinguished southern whlg IS eoansellag the whiss of soath- ern States 10 send delegates to the national coa- y-nlion not to acq 1iesce III what ma ofiy of the whigs of The nasioa may do " hen they get there, but 10 exact certain pledges. or secede. He advises them 10 submit resolution pledgiDg the wing Pre- scientist noininee GgIrss aHy mol Jfc3t on oF tAs fgiice strre tdp, and in of it's rejection they are 10 withdraw. II seemed to not sl ali ippro per, or impeTtinent, 10 express the belief, which we very despy entertain. that ths advice. if follow ed, will blow the wing party to atoms We may possibly be singular in thus oplnIoni but have formed it in the dhigent exercise of what little power of obsery ation we are blessed with.--N Yers TnRSs
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-12-09
an0 DonItsttt Jattns, Etteraturf, Houcatton,
LITTLE ROCK, TUESDAY MORNING.

riages, it is not my intention to dilate; though could adduce many strong arguments against, and very few in favor of the practce. It has been sad that matrimony may have niseries but celibacy has no pleasnres' As far as too early marriage IS concerned, tl.e adge ought to run thus, matn- moay must have miSers, tho celbacy may have no pleasures
 The choice of a wife, or a husband, is rather foreign to my subject. md has occupied much abler pens than miae to little advantage. My own opinion is, that were the whole adult population registered as they come of age, and each person, male and female, draw ranie out Of the urn, and thus render matrimony complete lottery, the sums total of happiness, misery or content would be nearly if not exactly. the same as upon the principle of selection. This. at first slght will appear most startling proposition; but the closer we examine, the less extrayagant 1t will be found"
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-12-09

imitation followed, and the exteTmnation of the also for in many districts the ravages of the worms were such, after the removal of the crows, that the farmers would gladly have pad back their money, if they could have established the dynasty Of the crows again.
 MT. Burr again insisted that the thrush was the cause of much mischief in the farmer corn fields, and appealed to the farmers present 10 sustain his position.
 Mir Benton Guilford said he was one Of the farners appealed 10. and he desired to say he had never beard the thrush evil spoken of--he was Of opinion that if they disturbed the corn in Killings worth. it was because the land was so poor it would not produce worms.
 Mr. Trumbull, of Stonington, remarked that this law did not restrain people from kiiiing birds on ther own lands, but was designed to curtail the liberties of those lawleSS intTudeTs, who fired with unsuitable ambition to destroy harmless birds on others premises.
 Amendment lost. |
 MT. Osgood, Of Pomfret moved to insert the black bird.
 Mir. Boardman said that although he believed the black -brd to be one Of the farmers best friends, still his bad reputation, if the aEcendment was adopted, might tend to defeat the bl
 Amendment adopted.
 Mir. osgood moved to amend further by inserting the Dual. He was for putting end to the poach ing propenstes of certain professional hunters, who go Stroling over other peoples premises, banging away at everything, and thus endangering the lives of the people in the rural districts.
 Some one thought the Qual already protected by the laws respecting game if it was not, it ought by all means to be inserted in the bill.
 Amendment adopted.
 Mir. Godfrey, of Fairfield, moved 10 insert the humrning bird.
 Adopted.
 An amendment in favor Of the wren was adopted
 MT. Burr moved to insert the crow He knew that by many he was regarded as an unlnitigatej scoundrel. but he thought he had done more good than is generally supposed, and he should be pro. tected.
 Amendment lost Mr. Boardman said at the suggestion of an emi- nent naturalist, he wished to add the rose breasted Grosbeak-it was a beautiful bird, which had re- gently made it's appearance in the gardens in this vicinity.
 Amendment adopted and the bill as amended passed.
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Early Marriage.
What will the ladies say to the following re- marks of Dr. James Johnston. in his " Economy of Health

What will the ladies say to the following re- marks of Dr. James Johnston. in his " Economy of Health P'
 "The most proper age for entering the holy bonds of matrlmony has been discussed but never settled. l am entitled to my opinion; and although l cannot here give the grounds on which il rests, the reader may take II for granted that could ad- duce were this the proper place, great number of reasons both moral and physical, Tor the dogma am about to propound. The maxim. then. which l would lnculcate, Is thiSs-that matrllnony should not De contracted befoye the first year of the fourth Septennlad, on the part of females, be- fore the last year of the same in the case of the
 male; ia other words, the female should be at least txeRty-one, aud the male twenty eight years old. That there should be seven years difference be- tween the ages Of the sexes at whatever period oi life the solemn contract is entered upoa, need moi be urged. as il IS universally admitted. There is difference of seven years, not the actual dura- tion of life in the two sexes but in the stamina oi the constitution, the symmetery of the form. and the lneaments of the face. The wear and tear of bringing up family might alone account fot this inequality; but there are other causes lahereat Tn the constitution, and independent of matri meny and celibaey.
 respect to early marriages, as far as # concerns the softer sex, l have te observe that for every year at which the hymenial knot is tied below the age of twenty one, there will be, on an average, three years of premature decay, Of the eorporeal fabric and considerable abEeviation Of the usnal range of human existence. It IS ia vain to point out instances that seem to nullify this calculation There will be individual exceptions to all general ruicx.-fhe ahnrc xitt hr fasr xrrrege .stirnrtr.
 On tue moral ecnseasences Of too early mar
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A Maxim of NYashington.

" Labor to keep alive in your breast that little spark Of celestial fire, coascieace." was one of . senes of maxmS which Washington framed os copied for his W hen a boy. His tigid ad- herence to principle, his stesdIaat discharge of duty, his utter abandonment of self his unFeserv- ed devotion to whatever interests were committed to bis care, attest the vigilance with which he o.eeyed this maxim. He kept alive that spaski-- He made Il shine before menl He kinded 1t into a flame which iiinmInated his hole life. No oc- casloH was momentous, no circumstances so minute, as to sbsolve hun from following its guid- ing ray. The marginal explanation in his account took, in regard to the expenses of Sis wife's an- nual visit to the camp during the revolutionary war, with his passing ailnson to his Selfdenial waIch the exigenc'es of hts country had cass him, furnishes us charming illustration of his hahitn- sl exaetness.
 The iaet that every barrel Of four which bore the hfand of "Geofge Washington, Mt. Vernon" exempt from the otherwise uniform inspection in the West Indiap aporis-that name being regaried as an ample guarantee of the quality and quantity ot any article to which t was afixed--supplies . no; less striking proof that his exac,ness was eve. rywhere understood.
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LITTLE ANEeDorE LADIES We remember scfncwo woefe to have read story of youth, who, hesitsting iR ms choice between two young lades, by both of whom he was loved, wss brought to . decision by means cf rose. It happened one day. all the three were wandering in garden. that one of the gifts, ia her haste to pluck new blown rose, wounded her finger with a thorn; 1t hied freely; and applying the petals of the W hite rose to the wcsnd, she sad. smiling, |" 1 sm second Veaus; have died the white rose red" Al that momeni, they heard a scream; and fearing the other young lady, who loItefed behtnd. had met wth an accident, hAsisnsd back to assist her The far ones scream had been called oEth by no worse an sce,dens than had d6befaiien her compsn- ion. She had angFsiy tbrQMD away the offending flower, and made so peFtinacsovs and fEetful la mentasion over ter wounded 6Rgef, that the youth, afler htlle reflection, resolved on q speedy mica with the least handsome, but more snabie Of the two yonag friends. Happy woaid Il be for many a kind hearted woEuan did she know by what seeming triAes the affection Of those whom she loves may be confirmed or aIienaled foreyef.--Al- b9ay ka,ekerbockcr.