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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-07-10

A COOP huLE.--A man. who is very rich
now, was very poor, when he was boy
When asked how he got his riches, he re-
plied:-"My father taught me never to play
till my work was finished, and never 10
spend money until had earned 1t. If |
had but half an hours work In day; |
must do that The first thing and half an hour.
And after this, | was allowed to play; and I
then could play with much more pleasure
than If had the thought Of an unfinished
task before my mind. early formed the
habit of doing every thing in time and it soon
became perfectly easy TO do so. |, Is 10
this habit owe prosperity. ,.....
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-07-10

SUBSTITUTE FOR THE WATCH DoG.-Pre'
sident Harrison, in his los, outdoor exer-
else, was assisting The gardener in adjusting
some grape vines. The gardener remarked
,ha, there would be but liule use in trailing
the vines, so far as any fruit was concerned
for The boys would come on Sunday, while
the family we're a, church, and steal all the
grapes; and suggested to the General, as o
guard against such loss, that he should
purchase an active watch dog, "Beuer en-
ploy an active Sabbath school teacher" re-
piled the General, ga dog may take care 0
the grapes, but Sabbath school teacher vii
,ake care Of the grapes and the boys too.'
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-07-10

A Fuss IN THE FAMILY'--Wal, there's
a row over there a, our house. .asam
Whal on airlh's the matter, you liile
sarpenll 5 c
Why dads drunk, mother's dead, the old
COW has got cali, Sails got married and run
away with The spoons, Pete has swollered
pin and LUIS looked al The Aurora BoraS
until he's go, the deirous. Tha. ain, oil
hulher. ~,
Wha. else upon air.h
Rose split the batter pot and broke the
pancakes. and one O. the maltese kittens
has 90, her head in the molasses cup anc
can't ge.i, ou, and -Oh, how hungry am
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-07-10
"-|"I For tho Telegraph.
PRACTICAL UTILITY OF PHRENO-
LOGY.
BY g. II. BARRETT.
NO. VII.


Admiuing, say you, .ha, Phrenology, is
correct, from what source are we 10 acquire
a practical knowledge Of III How is our
condition to be amciorated by such sci.
eDce? These questions can be easily solved.
How is knowledge of the practical duties
of life ob,aiuedl By toll, application, oil
may become acquainted with the secrets Of
Phrenology. Auend lectures. read approved
works on tho subjecl.-read, think, and re-
fec. for yourself Study human nalure,-
your ewn nature,-your own character.
Watch the operations Of the mind,-.hat
mind by which you are actuated, guided,
and directed. Examine the controlling laws
of mind and matter. See that every thing
moves along in order and harmony. Look
10 Him who besows every good and perfect
gift. Live in obedience 10 the moral and
divine law, and this will enable you to con.
form more easily 10 other laws,--laws which
all must observe TO n certain extent, or suffer
all The wars and calumilies which happen tc
man In this frail mortal STATE.
There is vas, and mighty ocean ovel
which we ave sailing. Though large ii hal
bounds. A few years will complete The voy'
age. The destined shore willsoon be reach
.ed,-,he land whence no traveller ever re-
turns. There new scenes will engage the
. attention, and new wonders open 10 The dark
and benigh.ed understanding. Though we
may have blaved the tolls and dangers o.
the wasery slement, yet, our conduct, while
tossed upon The mighty deep, is registered
above. The Supreme Ruler OF that lane
holds us responsible for the acts here com
miIied.
n All are now on this stormy tempesluouI
ocean. lie, US, then, improve presen. priv
ileges, promote the peace and welfare o
mankind, seek knowledge, and improve o1
capacities for extended usefulness. Thel
when the journey Of life is DER, when VI
are anchored on the other shore,-lhe fai
haven,-,h; celestial city, we shall no long
,er need the aid Of human science 10 guild
eur wandering steps over the trackless main
and to deliver us from the foul usperSion
and base calumnies Of perverse, of wick
ed, of degenerate, of wretched, of sin
polluted and God.dishonortng world.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-07-10
isABB4TH 2 EVENING"
4, BY eEo, p. PRENTICE

q
IT'S holy lime. The evening shade ~ ~,
N Steals with a soft controlflr lAsuoai
Ger oa,uro, as a thought Of heaven ad
S,eals Ger The human soul;
And every ray from yonder blue, "a I
And,svery drop Or falling dew 5..5n 10
Ssems 70 bring downw human woes v bnc
From heaven message Hf repose. :slai
Ger yon laillrock The solemn trees iers
A shadowy group incline, 10 a e6 To
Like gentle nuns in sorrow bowed
Around their holy shrine;
And Ger them now The night winds blow
So calm and sill, the music low m oau
Seems the mysterious voice Of prayer
Soft echoed in the the evening air.
The misls, like incense from lhc earth,
Rise 10 God beloved,
And DER the waters move as ersl .,
The Holy Soiri, moved;
The torrents voice, the waves low hymn
Seem The far notes Of seraphim. "t
And all earlh's thousand voices raise
Their songs Of worship, love and praise.
The gentle sisierhood of flowers
Bend low their lovely eyes.
Or gaze through nembling tears Of dew
Up to The lofty skies:
And The pure stars come OUT above,
Like sweet and blessed things Of love,
Bright signals in the eternal dome,
To guide The parted spirit home.
There Is a spell of blcssedness
In air and Garth and heaven,
Aud nature wears The blessed look
OF young saint lorgiyen;
Obi who, aI such an hour Of love,
Can gaze on all around, above,
And no. kneel down upon the sod,
With natures self to worship God.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-07-10

To DEADEE THE SOUND OF AN Anvil
If a chain, ubou, one foot long, formed Of a
few large links is suspended 10 the small end
Of an anvil, it will destroy tha. sharp Thrill.
ling noise produced by striking on 1t with
a hammers the vibrations Of the anvil are
extended to the chain, which absorbed them
without producing any sound. This is good
advice 10 anybody who has blacksmith or
worse yet, coppersmith for neighbor.-
Scientific american.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-07-10

,ToBAcco. Here are Two or three hints
for juvenile tobacco smokers and chewers,
which we extract from the Boston Olive
Branch, and are worth being treasured up.
"Tobcaco has spoiled and utterly ruined
thousands of boys, inducing a dangerous
precocily, developing the passions, sofiening
and weakening the bones, and greatly inju'
ring the spinal marrow, the brain, and the
whole nervous fluids. A boy who early and
. freely smokes, or Otherwise largely uses TO-
bacco, never is known 10 make q man o.
much energy Of character and generally
} lacks physical and muscular, as well as men.
Sial energy. :.
"To people older who are no, naturally
nervous, and particularly 10 tho Phlegm alic
70 those Of cold and moro than Duel
temperament, tobacco may be ctmParahyel!
harmless; but eyon 10 those II ID worse thar
useless. We would particularly warn boy
who wish 10 be "any body in the world, =
avoid ,obscco as deadly poison"
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-07-10

IRISH LoaIc.-"That's fine stream for
Wouts,, friend" observed piscatorial &C.
quaintance The other day TO genuine sprig
from The Emerald Isle, who was whipping
away with great vigor a, wcll.known and
lavoriie pool. "Fai,h, and II mus, be that
same, sure enough" returned Pat, "for
deuce one Of EMIL sir out Of H."
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-07-10

Place basin of cold wa.er rbeside your bed
and when ,ou frs, awake in the morning
dip your hands in the basin and sleep will
no, again seal you in It's ,reacherous embrace.
This is the advice Of an aged clergyman
who had been in the habit ofrising early dur
ring a long life. -.ry a. .,vs (,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-07-10

or A late advertisement in an Irish pa,
per, says, missing from Killarney, Jane
O'Foggerty; she had in her arms two babies
and a Guernsey COW, all black, with red
hair, and tortoise.shell combs behind her
ears, and large black spots all down her
back, which squints awfully." ....
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-07-10

0.rAn agent, soliciting subscribers for a
book showed the prospectus TO a man, who,
after reading--'one dollar in boards, and
one dollar and twenty-five cents in sheep
declined subscribing, as lic might not have
bcafds or sheep when called upon for pay
mont. leaF 'lntW 5eT g
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-07-10

or A gallant New England knight OF the
quill, describing country dance, says
"The gorgeo us strings Of glass beads gisien.
cd on the heaving bosoms Of the village
bellies, like polished rubies resting on the
DELEGATE surface Of warm appe-dumplings."
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-07-10

0crAn honest Irishman fresh from Hiber
MIA caugh, an humble.bee in his hand sup
posing il to be a humming-bird.
"Och," he exclaimed, "devil burn me
how hot his little fut is - a"
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-07-10

01r"The moon," said teelotaller, sis
one Of our sort; she lets her moderation be
known to all men, and only fills her horn
once q monlh."
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-07-10

01rHe who waits for good luck TO come le
him is destined 10 die IN poverty! No ono
has the right 10 oexpecta good fortune, unless
he noes 10 work and deserves il. s.i5
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-07-10

or Unjust riches curse the owner in GET
ting, in keeping, and in transmitting -
They curse his children in their fathers
memory.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-07-10

Otr Carrying politeness 10 excess is said
TO be raising your ha,,o young lady yin the
street, and allowing couple Of diny collars
and pair Of socks 10 fell out upon TIE side
walk. a# yes
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-07-10

0.7-An editor in Illinois gave notice ,ha,
"there will be no paper this week." as his
wife is using the scissors 10 hal(-seat his
iroWserloons with.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-07-10

0ET-Dr. Johnson used 10 say, "Be who,
waits TO do grea. deal Of good will never
do any,"
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-07-10

ORA new Hotel 10 be called the Valley
House, is to be erec,ed in Chilicothe, imme-
diaiely on The ruins Of the old Ex-
change.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-07-10

!, 6r"Billy, my boy, can. you ca, a little
morel" "Well, | don't know bu, | could,
mother, II stood up." a i-'' 's'
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-07-10

Good company and good conversation are
the very sinews Of virluet .I
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-15

4 5 good plain Cook, Washer and Ironer
IN by respectable Young Woman, IN private fAmy.
Lived years in her last place. Beat OF city references
given. Apply a. York-sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-15
BOARD IN SOUTH BROOKLYN.-

1.-two Young men, vino are wiling y room -
eether can be accommodated with Breakfast and Tea
and pleasant Room already furnished IN Prlyst7 am
w. in South Brooklyn, vithe ten minutes YAK o. nc
Ferrv amer he .t OF MAY. Persons u 'ehgl us hs0s
arr nref-red aud none need apply bur those who arr
siricv mora. Address i NJ n Office Of Inc New YORK
Tribune giving name aud Inc place "nefe al n,sfss"
can be had. o. =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-15
PERMANENT BOARD in West Four

a teenlhst-A private family, occupying 6rstclns
house would Ike dispose Of front Psror and bedroom
adjoining the second floor 10 sPeneman and his wife,
and large front the thr door to or Two ain
gle gentlemen either furnished uaTnshed The house
Il lighted with gss and line of sRges pass the door.
Apply st 2ls Foareenth-st, between Eighth and Ninth
alo "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-15

A S good plain Cock and tirst-rate Wash
IN er and Irouer by a respectable Young Woman. The
OF city reference from her last place II required Cal
rs ThiTosvenue, In the tAors store Can be seen for
DAYS ala ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-15

Cc- Who wants "a Magnificent Head Of
HEALTHY hi MAN hAlR silky, soft, clear and
lovely for S7A cents Our most respectable citizens have
pedg their word that they hsve found JONEs's Coral
Restorative really to possess ali the qualities that claim
for H. forces The human hair 10 grow stops and cures
ne falling of remedies scurf daudrUh AID Il coats You
but three sbhngs 10 ie'' 10 real qualities dresses harsn or
dry hair keeping IN order three times longer than any
bsir OIL Sold only at 4o5 Broad Wsy-mnd AIS al
~ Have You PimpIes or salt Rheumf-l
have Jones Soap The worst and Oldest cases
VIXEN every other remedy failed.
Have you beard sore head You are conscien-
uousy assured that one will cure you bat do not
suppose that the many cOunlereis possess any OF m s
Ms MANY Of the limitations Of Jones Soap are nothing
but common soap
Jones Soap is used by physicisns O..
But once more reader, he careful OF counerfetS See
that The nsme OF T. JONES Is The wrapper and buy II
only 81 AS Broadway
~ Jones,s Spanish Lily white.-ltis the only
mat gives The tkln pure nslura Whe cOOi
Sold only al f13 Broadway. 40
20 the Deaf.-Contempated Removable Lutte
NERs Ear Infmary for the Exclusive Treatment 81 lar
Diseases will be removed the lSt OF May 10 Su ofoso
way During the interim be can be consulted Hon vi
1t 253 Broadway entrance through waterbury surns"
ing Store. mic -n-
70 Gouraud,. Italian ucdicated sonp, /. Is
well known s positive cure for Tan plnples uecHs'
eruptOns salownesu roughness ana All $50 oe'or o'
Calender 88 South Thrd-st, Philadelphia s. jordan,
I29 WssbiDgton-st Boston. e-4 u
r. Gouraud's Hair Restorative or ClRcAssIAN
Gloss is warranted force hair 10 grow on bald places
SILKY and glossy Trial bottles p cents each al 81 Walker
a.. first door frcm (noI I'M Broadway. an
K1T RatcheIOr,s LIQUID Hair Dye.-BATCHEL-
ORS LIQUID ceelebrsed and successful that 10 e&-
citing the cuptily Of host Ofimtatos The public mqs'
be careful 10 get the genuine at BATCHELOkS wig
Mandatory Wall where IL 10 sold Wholesale aud 70
tall or applied This Dye has been Ia successful operation
for the last twelve years. all I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-15

ENU ENII L RE- Tie Subscriber is
sbou furnishing a large Hotel. ard 10 DESTROYS Of
purchasing TIE r. furniture OF several families breaking
up housekeeping. The goods may be delivered any time
dunog m month or April Cssh taking possession.
Address aiue to A c. C. Box l8z2 Postofice sl26l-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-15
no LET. with BOARD. large unfur-

Il nished Room suitable for Gentleman and his Vile
with bathroom adjoining and room FOR Single uentle
man Also rooms from the LIST oi may next at 10 Hudson
q, opposte ST. Johns Park Reference required. all Inn
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TRIBUNE.

~ l.
rw-yoRK DAILY TKI nHys IFlSSCEPTED5
shL NJ MORNING tSUNpA1aS o. spRpcz AND MAS.
ENbns,srsv EUrt pINGs, cokNh.s Try g,tr
~ THs s-9rrrs OPPOSITE fh's.,i cert, -, vxaes
sAu,s CIV subs-r5ers foi ~. 80. ~ ny
sd eeive,to - ss5 they car pay "a - ,'
O: wDen 80 - yss- st the ssne a. So & r,,, ~
.r SIX mcn'ns o. ssbsc5e-' 1--WE OoIss ger Gru H.,
fwo Cenu n-.,ors isteu FOR Ak nous 20 sn'e,
advance - Doisrs II sa'sNco RS taoA ~ -
rorihs " - Iros.tyy Newspapers Dfy repers ..
sschsnges Wiz ,sose Terms are higher mar 1oss o'
esived 81 tni . o.. soi allowed any difference
vORK WEEKLY Tiki W NJ,
NkW.RGE PAPER FOR TIE COUNTRY -
VERY - Sqtay11g Morning, 81 The iov pr'ce 81 -
Dabashed T. ADVANCE Eight copies Tor SO, or iWe1i.
ser srram Tor 80 s0d the paper " DO case cop
ssvies he time for which paid Advertisements
sssso Ssst viii be charged n cs ~ os each insertion
wHR sRHU-WEEKLY TRIBUNE
. .Ai,.bsd sy-ry yedrest1g and SG'uTcIB morning.
- a. nsr spnuin Two copies for $. Tea for s.
fIIAS,.SdI.ersuts cents line each insertion.
rHR NETWORK TRIBUNE
TOR EUROPEAN EJACULATION
.AE,hed on the departure OF each Mail Bte0mo iof 90.
-. Pncs 81 cts copy or 81 per year pos age Included
VHR NEW.YORh TRIBUNE
a. eAlIFOgEIA. OREGON AND TIE SANDWICH isLASLs
sbabsd on he departure Of each Mail Steamer for Cnt'
- Price, ca cents per copy. ..,,,..
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

r. American Insrtute-eARMER CLuS.-A
Regular Meeung will held a. the Repository, 81 Broad
discussion Ths Feed OF CAl-" ard the Management
of Manure IN the Stable and Ihe Compost Heap .,--
Grsfl' Cuuifgs snd Seeds wl oe dis,r'ueo. A. are
invited 10 bring good aud exchange for others straa'
gers are invited 10 attend Admission free 70 al sl2 u
q Association OF Exempt Firemen;.Ah NJ. Iesa
ING April 18Th a. g O'Clock. O. w WdEELhn,
AZ 2is. Recording Secretary
70 NoIice--Tbe Ofhcers and Members Of MOSAIC
TEmPLE or HONOR, No. l. are t r. i7s Raven
ana O'CLOCK, Tor lhe purpose OF psyiDS ''''' ~
Vernon Temple OF Honor No 3o !; 10 oTTq3yvNE wR
ais ~ JCoI. . = -
r55 Columbia DivisIon, No. 10, :. OF T. rv w
no tb,iT fourth pubic meeting THIS tTuesdsy EYE.
MING Apdl II, Al O'clock ST ther rOoIs, IJu. drbs
Of American Hall 40 Brosd~sy corner VI . Ts ov
wemb, M Of The order aud al friends Of Inc cause are
ted 10 aHeDa
s5y- NotIce-To TIE JoURNeYMEN TAILSRS o. Wv SrT
YssK -The regular meeting o. ne LfA 49, ~ ,VsN
xNi h. held At GsrFicks SlKt1 Ward dOe' on w ~
NEsnAy EVFNING, April rs, At O'Clock, for he pur-
nose on snsscung nportsnt business foL attendance
y teTbe meeting advertised to come of on Tuesday
evening" 10 not The regular Trade society meeting, neither
are parties ealing @1p9gI. rG tSpI President
Jos MATTERS, secre,sry alb II
T;,- Every Mau bls own LandIord.I,ru,s Mount
Venom Building Association VIII mee' on Neuu siy
i6ih inst All Nj a. Nauons Hal 10,
E be advantageous for Ihose who propose eneras mis-
cslon 10 taLe this opportunity "a II Will become no
fessuy 10 increase the entrance fees to- cents on -"
,hare owing TO The demand for shares There are over
500 shafes now taken. 1890 - ,oy,,r ,.,,.,
oro w Cooprp Secretary all $40
re- Industrial Home Association, No. IA
gre.ial Meeting Of Industrial Home Association NO Is
viii be held on TUESDAY EVENING Apnl ID a. .
osocs in National Hall Cansl-st By order;
ais IT. CONNfLiOo a COOi IN - :.
~ Fine Arts.-sIGNOR PLArFl, Sculptor, rom
Isv having hushed Two large Marble statues Tor monu-
mems No Greenwood eueery invites his friends aud al
Amateurs Of the fine Visit his studio, wnch Will
be omen fOr the Free Exhibition Of the sao statutes rom
MONDAY he In unit TUESDAY, The I'D OF April al Io<
Easl Twenty hrsti- ala Two
rg- N0tics.-Passengers per steamship BALTIC Tor
Liverpool viii please be board at the foot of Cana -
To MORROW, Wednesday, April 10, al Ii O'Clock NJ:
and all baggage not wanted on the passage on DOsd
this day. Tuesday, April Is, marked Below win Tue
number OF their berth. di)
~ Packetship siddOns, from Liverpool Ton
ssuees by The shove vessel requested To s7ud Ihen
permits as above al Pier No. a. East River, or TO
sPOFEORD. TILESTON co az 'ulh-s.
NR-Al goods permitted within five days from Inc
l4lh inst viii be sent TO the Public Store. ais Nv
~ Steamship Union for NEWO&LEANs;-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-15

u AuR NIeeuug of the Resident students Of
the COLLEGE or PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
held the College Hall the IAN inst, The following
preamble and resolutions offered by Mr. W T.. VEN
NIYE and unanimously sdOpted
Bhceas Providence has recently removed by death Dr.
JoHS b BECG. lAe ProiessoTo OF Mssena Aedcs aud
Medical Jurisprudence, therefore
Reored Thai while 10 the decease OF Prof BECK, the
Medical profession has been deprived OF one Of las sbest
members dsngushed ske for ais learning, his valuable
Contributors medical literature HE professional sK,
and hs many Chuttlsn virtues We. As students Of medi-
cine have lost eloquent eciegL and popular instructor
and ssiucere friend
RssoirCd That 10 our reco ecuons OF Prot Beck
remember win gratitude inst natural kindness Of heart
which prompted him al W es 10 manifest sincere
Interest N tbs and welfare OF each and every
Of
kesoired That In The life and character OF Prot Beck
us geneuess Of disposition his untrng Industry bis zeal
In he continued Advancement Of science and above Al hs
sncln'egny-we, ~ young and As medical students,
nave Placed before noble model to guide IN
eo1rse through life.
h'o'see That Out Of respect 10 the memory Of de-
instructor, we will the usual badge OF mourn
Af Iot We space Of thirty days from tots dsGe.
teal copy Of lheso resolutions be transmitted
800. 10y u ne deceased, with the assurance Of our
nesiue"Smpslhy IN heir bereavement
SUN Mor. c. R. AGNEw, Chairman
. y = = - --Vp secretary. ais IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-15

AS Cook, or Washer and lrOner, by q
IATesDeciable Young Woman. The beat of city refer
euce from her lsst place Call al $50 Eighth sv beIweel
Twenty and Twenty ninth ss second ho)r from
room. Can be seen for Two days. Hl5 IT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-15
AS LAUNpREss, by respectable Young

~ uo,,sp or TO do plain cooking, washing or ironing
IA, M direction 10 20 short dslsn 90 IN the country fne
bsst ~ ty reference Can lie Or Two days a. -
CO. "a ~ ais It.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-15

" Packenhip siddOns, from Liyerpool-Con-
s1ses by the above vessel requested send their
permits as aDOva al Pier No. Ia. East River, or to
sPOFFORD TlLESTON co AZ Siuth-sh
NB-All goods permitted within i've days from Inc
IAN inst viii be sent 10 the Public Store. sl5lw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-15

pOOMS. &c.-Sipglo gentlemen can
obtar rooms furnished Or uufarnished with partial
board In 81 Georges 3tn ST. The house Possesses
every convenience, hath SC For further particulars
sppy al 10 WeH Twenty f0urlhs, or address Box $50,
Posi- Othce ali&s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-15

ROARD.-A Gentleman and his Wife
Lean be accommodated with Board in the Tenth Ward.
near Grand srd The Bowery, where he comforts 81 a
home can be enjoyed large and closet attached
can be Obtained Immediately The beat OF references
given andlreqursd. Address A. II. Tribune Ohee.
ala lwF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-15

A GENTS-WAntad. Yonng Men from
IN Tive country who do not wish work on farm can
mike from A. to 800 per DR. SINNERS new Fam
Iv Work Call Immediately or address l. ". PAkmEN'
PER 83 Nassau a., post paid. m<< I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-15

Eg Hale Testtmontai.-An arrangeme nt has been
rsGe by me Committee early call citizens In
behalf Of q testimonial TO Mr.. JAMES w. HALE for his
which materially hsseued the reduction OF ostage
sny Of the friends OF Nj Hale are not called on by ms
COMMITTEE. those who desire II. may leave their Nance
win either Ohe undersigned VINO act as Sub COMMITTEE
CHARLES GOULD. HanOver-st
JOHNA UNDERWOOD. Merchants Exchange.
EDWARD BILL 20 SOuth-sL
GEO + NESBiT TOnuae Building.
L. h. WlMAN. 50 Burlng slip.
COLEMAN & 5TETSON AsOr House.
CLEMENT NJ. EDISON. Councillors al Law.
d. THOMPSON, Phoenix Coffee House.
LGAYLORD CLARK Editor knickerbOcker.
CHARLES WEBB TX Alderman
JOS. h. TAYLOR, Controller Cny Of Hev-fork
ID ID. HOWARD, Irving House.
j. r MONNOr, New-YOrk Hotel
COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER.
II W ID M MFORD. Courier aud enquirer Office.