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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-05
ADHfss II. MULLER Accti,resr
SALE Of $50 VALD-

x1cALII Il On L odIE VI CIV hnD .
u ABLE LOTS Of LARD in tho xillh Ward y the
City OF New York. beng pat sf tins estate fornsW be-
longing 70 tie Ias General ald l.ewn
"a ihe Hamilton tT,'sS place :-ADsIAN ~ nvtLEk
will cell al public Auction. wEDSEsDA oih daI Of
March neat. q, II s'ciock. at the msTshksts Ex-
ssasss the OK q Hs. y;s 80 hs, 1 IN. AZ, r
d AID @ I u g y sr' l ,s an. ss
Others The soil s ory With good waisr and the sfacs
svsl and cosese In part wltn s0s Of the most m1ies
tic OAKS and There ma pam Of city which
ssrs ,reatsT indnosn ents for capita m wish
nx suburban rssidsEcss iof mtchznics dssycus 81
healthy and corvesssns location. Acess 70 the ety
anoTds ID BY the HnssSa sssr Railroad gs fw6ch
10 at l52dst and BY stages. Ssca leave tne Cfy Hal
every 40 minutes hsps q the property be had = the
Office fthe Aac,.onseE. 10. TEailn Ono LID
CHERIFF SALE.--On FRIDAY, Feb.
~ ~. Is52, at 10 seieck D.. AZ Harlem. II the rzcsou
kaogn the EmFire Hssssry works. in st. about
hundred fsss sss. Of ths HAfoaj Fonr large and
small size DO Eacknss for snufastwisE Shirts Draw
es ac Aso eight &c .ias dscaines. Besae. one Ieyxs
pre,s Pate AID B:arts, ra,s Beams. Yam, Needles,
yuling sIscane 1pts. Tso', D.. ssaas AID Dyiss Ar
parsius The cara ssys ths C Hal fos Harlem 81 y %
TaosiAS cAR,sLEr. nlsrx
T1s above sails Is ysssp-sea unta FRIDAY. March s.
fAo1 as CARNLEY, sAsnz.
The above sails IL farther postponed until yRrDAY.
TH0sfAs CARaLEY. sherd
Jas. h TEazY. Dsyuy. u 81.
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JH HoLszoox Co. Asctoasses. 80
A UCTION NOTICE. 81. II. H0L-
IA BrOoK co will ,sA T5Ife DAY, q No lee
Hsidss-iszs q 10 otIee., b. es:aer1s: A lfes ana
E..s.sI ssssIs.st q c,esksry [anksls, cw siesh.
seuslsU, 6zws Hammers scass. Beane. nsa sa6ss
Why's. elscbins Salt, Toosh pswdss PsNH-vh3s, ~.
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mo PHYSICIANS.-A weIl-established
i country practice for sale. or partner WI e.
CITY of New-Ysrk Apply 20 J. KEYSER, No. al 8s"ey
fron 10 to o'clock
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NEW BOOKS NEW BOOKS -
! Just received by BUNCE BROTHER, No. 1874
Nassau st., directly opposite Clinton Hail,
THE HEAD OF THE FAMILY, By tbs author Of
The Captives. Price Sic
SELF.DICEPIILN, BY Mrs. Ellis. Part .. Price
37jc.
THE WORLD HERE AND THERE. Edited BY
Charles Dickens. Price 25c.
MARY PRICE, or, The Memoirs Of ssFvant Maid
Price 25c.
HaEper's, international, Khicksrbocksr Blackwoods
GoeeJs, Grahams, Sartains and Petersons Magazines
received issued, and nor sale wholesale and
retail.
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Il ing been for ninetssa ysars past engaged n ing
6sng now obliged Ienqush his professions n coass-
qusncc Of his health offers his Office for rsat AID ne az
isr to locate In this beautiful eiy this rare oD9,r-
tunity The business was long since estaDished lac 10
caon of The efce is mos. desirable. bong cenlrfi
S4~'A " " VIM @. LORD, D. D, g.
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vTyHEO ETsFELD'S CLASSICAL

= QUARTTTTE sOIREE lfssra q ne ses'ra ~ 81
ssHon, vii take pace ss,hs ~ psssx~srs-
~ ~ ixi~is. vceslist; Mr. X. A. woDensszPss $50
,,S Her1s Non, RSyeS, Eichhs5D ~ Jhse Sos~
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Eli LrDLov. rc'ioneH.
DEREMPTOKY SALE Of VALUA-

III Bib PROPERTY en- I'd ard 2-svr., tagh AT Eth-
sts --E. H. LUDLOW WI cell Al Auction On nOADAs :
March Is. as - o'clock, 1t tse Msrciants Excneofe
= lots en- tAs n r. co1rsr OF ss-xs ani AtB- -
. let's on tbs nv, corner u "a ~. snA = 9
10 lots on the NORTH side Of tsth So ses - Hsn
pen cent VI the psso,se iseney ear e ~ - nS
gage for term yens Is psIess 49, ss ~ a. -
t.0uaer. No II Naifst.
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The New Story by Mrs. Ellis Complete-Publishs Thu
Morning, Part III. and last.

The New Story by Mrs. Ellis Complete-Publishs This
Morning, Part III. and last
~ TORY OF HUMAN HEART: By Mrs. Euis,
authoref Hearts and Homes -" Women of England &C..
&C. Price s7l cents
e third and Last part Of this fine novel has been pub
shed much to The qualification Of those whose attention
forcibly enlisted by the previous portions OF the
swoIk Mrs Ellis is charming writer. and always en-
pcys her pen for good purposes. Her Imagination Is
cbaened by sound Judgment and she never dazzes her
readers by briancy of her ngs, abe sacr
fees morality, sense. 'Self Deception il
printed in bster style than is usual for cheap pusca
tions" Commercial Advertiser.
"This the conclusion Of Of those simple, home
like genial tales which has made the name Of Mrs Ellis
familiar among The households Of England and Amer
ca" rCourieT and Enquirer.
sTRINGER TOWNSEND, no. 222 broadway.
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= butlding Associations Fire Insurance
$50 O0o, .Nided into 10, 0os shares,
w wee cnh pad up. with the privilege OF increasing
M sAnn seck to $500 o8o Subscription for ths capital
Aunneeapany wil be received by the following PSF
ssgeenss Commissioners: John Bruce, No: "a Pla!t-
~ wusmA Z L,uing, No. 50 Faitonst Daniel
trsnN 10 10 Wall 81 John Buxton, No. Is North VII
= e''ensn Jessarcn No CiiAton-court. Beekman-
= i1s fe'io., No. ll3 Sands ST BROOKLYN. Also. By
- ~ DIRECTORS A Prospectus explaining the great
s;ssSuso be derived from the Company TO Mc.ha
49,, 49, pepsry holders, well as TO those who wish to
$40 hss nofey aud get the largest amour. OF profits;
Sm any OF the Directors, all the Secrsssres OF
sisns Building Associations. a. the Office VI SiT.
'ssuu, No Clinton court. VI ekmaas'
- ~ JOHN BRUCE, President
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Cheever's New Work.
CHARLES SCRIBNER, New Ork,

Cheever's New Work.
CHARLES SCRIBNER, New-York
~ Publishes This Day,
REEL IN The BOTTLE for Jack in the Dodrums
Being the adventures of two Of the Kings Sesnen m
voyage to the Celestial Country Edited from the
scripts of Old Salt. by Rev. Henry T. Chsevsr vol
limo.
WILL PUBLISH ON SATURDAY,
A and cheap edition of YOUNG'S MIGHT
THOUGHTS, with memoir of the Author critical sti
mate Of his writings and copious notesErpana.ory and
critical, by Professor j. r. Boyd. vol l2mo. Price 81 25
JUST PUBLISHED,
EXAMPLES OF LIFE AND DEATH, by Mrs. L. II
Sgourrey. vol.
HOMEOPATHY. an examination Of is Doctrines and
Evidences by DIR. w. Hooker, Author of Physician and
Patient" i vol.
NEW PUBLICAT1ONS-To be had of
v FOWLERSs& WELLS, Phrcnologists and Pub
fishers. No. l3i Nassau At, Eew.York, and No Na
WashiG gton. ST., Boston
MEMOIRS OF MARGARET FULLER OssOLI in
two vols, price 50. PHYSIOLOGICAL JOURNAL
for March. IOc wArER-C CURE JOURNAL for March,
Ice. STUDENT for March, l0c. THE UNIVERSAL
PHOTOGRAPHERS for March, loe. THE WATER
CURE LIBRARY, S.. W. C. ALMANAC for 1852, 6!c.
FOwLEXS WELLS have all works Phrenology,
Physiology, Physognomy, Photography, Hydropaihy,
Magnetism, chology, and the Natural Sciences gener
ally.
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essl . BoaAM .vAaIga 4NuataT YIlAu aaoy.WsN

~ Phoenix Building tAsssclatien.-Thsh our
ifhss Association thoroughly organized and ncopo-
rated, and es superior advantages to those deErns
Homestead. which they should at embrace. There
pace like home 10 old adage but true the
force Of which fully felt than at the
tent day. when rents enormously high that In al
most possible for mechanic to pay hem Besdes they
grow higher from year year. These facts sufficiently
mper ant to induce every rentpysr to come and
tain the good work. and through 1t themselves As .
Savings Institution ALSO the benefits Of this Association
are peculiarly attractive.
The Prospectus and BY Laws with the Act Of Incorpor-
aon tosther with all required be
at the SecIeauS Office, Chambers Hail. No. IS Chatham
81. WILSON SMALL, President, No. "a Ludlowst.
AMOS WILLETs, Vice President, No. s76 Pssrl-st.
ALrRED r. HATFIELD, secy Office, No. e5 Chatham.ss
@. McApAa. Attorney, No. 60 Wall st.
JACOB L. II HN, Surveyor.
TRUSTEES.
Warren Chapman. George W. Dawson, z. ]. Small
Andrew Hume. Robert d. Dewitt, James Cuthsll,
Peter J. POwles. Joseph Nessitt, Geo. A. Barney.
Books for Subscription both for Ladies and Gen.
uemen are open daily at the Secrsary's Office No. 65
Chaiham-st.
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n Netice Passengers per sc ,nship BALTIC, for
Iisspeo vl Please be bnad the foot of Capal st.
fO.IORROw, Saturday, March o. az II ocl ok, A. NJ
"a send luggage not wanted on the passage on board
s.nber q hsirbsrths EDWO. X. COLLINS & CO.
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. u. The Fulton Building Asscciation.=To
those who wish 10 be their own Landlofds-lhe Full
TON BUILDING and MUTUAL LOAN ASsOCIA-
TON the advantages Of Savings Bank with th0ss
of q Building Association.
A public meeting will be held on FRIDAY EVENING,
March at Cha, Hall at o'clock for the admission
members when the object and peculiar advantages
of the AT ISOLATION Will be explained
To those Who desire to invest money probably, and ts
all persons Of email who labor for living this
scciation presents unequaled advantages.
Interest at the Of per 10 allowed months
dues over when paid in advance, OF in case Of with
dra al from the Association This entire feature
in Building Associations Earaase fee 50 cents monthly
dues 50 50 value Of shares $500 number of original
sbaves limited to &c., subscriptions viii be received By
following offcers
SAMUEL SOUTHERDEN, President.
WILLIAM WEED, v. President. No a6 Bowery.
ISAAC AMERMAN. in. Secretary, No. IS ID az.
TRUSTEES.
Geo II. walker No 81 Eliza beth st. corner Hes.er.s.
Isaac L. Devoe No. 40 Eldridge st.
Henry McCoum, No. 40 Eldfdse'rt
d ". Whitney, No. u College place.
Foster B. Williams, No l43 Hester-st
Tobias v. Mumford, No. 29 Norfolk.st.
Nathaniel TeIpenoy, No. 1875 5th.st.
Ladies subscribe any number shares by leaving
their names with any Of the above named officers.
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m New-York Poss-OfIlce.-The Afsernooa South
Ma row oltsss a. 81 p. IA.
w. V. BRADY, Postmaster.
rsx. York March 4, 1851
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~- -
y vysss.ly Buildinx Association. oa,e, No.
sassss; sSS$S ;ssIssf p,S.s
AAlr, Soc. JOHN GREGORY. vice-Prssdt.
= Hes MEETING Will be held early next week, at tie
Ssapsl, junction cfCresnwioA and 'sh ava
-, he Third Manhattan Euiiding Associa-
S}x sEQks Of SUBSCRIPTION NON OPEN.-
49, xasAsan Baila,ny Association. a having dis
S~s ssuis ncmSer Of shares IN tbs short space OF
bus nnsn We period o. is organixanoaJ has isd
aNss mSsS 81 'hs ia'a ''""0a inc a''A''0a u
ss.ssass BE il 50, Monthly Dues So Shares $500;
= S~ssis Pay Two Dollars TO become MEMBER ana
~ vss. 'ssssns 81 fhree Dala,s. IN tbs course q
Ss. ~ EsA. Haldasa DOllais
NN&e sss.Sy sos isss than six months IN advance
- ssnS. esssAereen ~ tbs rate OF per cent
hssss a. "a =, ssoF meeting wi be ned At No t5o
3nns, i SssSs q Csssey, oas beck from Broadway
aasisss -, - B. Msliksn. ESQ. Jacob L. Fsna.
eekas a. IN aaefeu the NEE Ing explar As,rY Of the
~ fSs,,~es1sg Associa,ioss- A tree dissrsssen 70
hhss ~ asst public Get * ever he'd at this Hall
enanSs WI tszf xix unired p8spls, with new and
a1esl ~s" Ladies and gentlemen United to
essIssn. S .gss II becoming renssYs of the Third
NW 10 - VIZ Assccio'ion can do 30 by calling a tas
s>asK g.kvs .ssry, Ma IS Seruce-st., second floor.
bASHS LIBBY. pread.nt, LOvsiey's Hotel
av,SSl@osH 2oL .l.AMoS vios Pfs:IdSa,, ~
,euAsrs ssslias, No lsINssit Miller. Ne iis Mas
slisswH,tss. Houston Vim. u Cornell. Ne 50 Full
ssss,ss. No 50 John IN 4 i. Carrier. No. 10,
s'~s osiss No. u jos HousS. Ne. sssBr'a~ay.
s.a.ss i:...I Ala sssT IS. !; Ne %a St.
80 SsssssTAs sSai Ii nsssz s s
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A SMART WORTHY GIRL wants a situation
IN 10 cook vnsh AID rsn. Chambermad and
Laurdr Has fIs.rnie city reference Call Al No. go
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-05

A S CHAMBERMAID and Waiter, or to take
Of children AT do sewing, By respectable
Scotch Woman Is willing 10 make herself ger
orally useful. Good city reference. Apply at No. 296
Bioome-st.
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duties HOMEOPATHIC DOMEs-

PuLTE'S HOMEOPATHIC DOMES-
TIC PHYsICIAN.-A third edition Of this YORK.
provee, enlarged and furnshsd with Anatomical Plates
eoE printing for the authors account, and vii Pc
eueshed BY him the list of April Dext, when Al the
.neopatnlc pharmacies, and the book trade U genera
can sppy Themselves with it, BY addressing the auther
1T Il PULTE, Cincinnati. The usual discount Al
io.eo NO other third edition Of this work b genuine
n BOOK for all California-bound individ-
ua's and for ever body--rHE ISrHMUs OF PAN
Of the su,get Of the Panama Railroad
Co. For sale. Wholesale ard retail. by
JAMES c. MARRIOTT,
No. AL Broadway, broadway Post Ofice)
M USlC for the Embellishments
~, and Music for the ACCORDION. A aad popular
coiiecton Of Sentimental red and Negro ssc, with
ample Instructions. Price IS cents ELTON co Pub
nshefs No. Tyon-row. Harlem Railroad Buildings.
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&ITUATl0N.-A young Man, go years
~ Of age and recently from Bosoa WAITS srraa0a in
Son luxnexs where he max himself generally ase-
fui Has GONE knowledye Of Book keeping A line adj
drt ssed 10 L., box 3.4ss Post Oce VIII be pomPiy at
@ dad to.
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Gbauees for Business Alen.

A SMALL STOCK of French Flowers
IA Ribbons, Lace Bonn cts, Caps CUTS. and h1ilsner'
materials, to be sold moderate offer. Any lady OIL
miller will ind they all tbs best quality sai worth
more than The piice asked for. Apply a. No. Lsponad
st. near Broadway.
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capital of Sl5teo cafe profitable and able basi
ness. person with tho above sum will be granted ad
given at Interview. Address, Until TN nst H. j., rh'
Lure Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-05

AS CHAMBERMAID OF HOusemaid, by a
respectable yours Gil Is good Washer and Ionsr.
fs ence given her last place. No. 22S 18Th st. be-
tween Isl. ard Avenue A.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-05

- well established business for sale any person
having between 500 and $500. Address A. H. TrIbuEs
Office, stating real name and address
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$4,000. WIN Ii, amount. +. s pARn Il ass
ufaoiuIing business easily maaaged-n, c)mpettion-
fales cash, Bnd very extensye profits at least 400
cent or about So coo per snnum hch DO
examination. Address BUSINESS. Tribune Office, with
name and addTess. r4
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" North American Mutual Loan and Accu-
mulatipg Fund Assoclau0n.-rne Books Of this
Association for subscription at their oce, Ne.
ass Broadway, corner of GIand-st Oihcs Aouls from
clock III until o'clock, pm. Wednesday and Sa.ur
dsy evenings until oc4ock.
Gentlemen and ladies. well mechanics minors and
adults here nvest So month for few years anl
thus secure home a capital 20 business
RICHARD y. CAHMAN, President
TH0MASS. CUMMINGS, Vice. Prest.
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u Nstics - Passengers from Panama 70
CaIifeynia.--Ths PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP
COMPANY feel called upon to give public notice that 10
nlsb vii be recognized by their agent at Panama which
~ rot usnsd BY officer Of this Company. and that
Sss thus signed can be obtained only ct their Agency
H. IN West st.. Of c. l.. BARTLETT. ESQ, Boston
q Of Messrs. ARMSTRONG, HARRIS b CO., New
odssps BY order: WI. H. DAvIDGE, Sec'y
usw.vork Ian rs 1914
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--~~-~~r~~--~~o~>---~~>---
-->-r>--11NTNER-Wanted, with capital
n Of s2slo. One who understands Dentistry "A all
,ioss a. to moral character Such person csa realize
sobe the amount of his Dital year, from oasi-
nsss Of t~ensy yess establishing For particulars apply
"a JUN E3 NO. <tS Dfo>AW&J-
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McINTYRE's MUSICAL EVEN.
AWNING. March a-Mr. aud slSs. McIHfYks, &C. CO.
hflik1 Scottish and Irsh yocass vii gve oas ~ -
popular Musical Entertx nmsnts, enagscinf scAs 20
fslf MENTAL and Humorous elodies, &c eec ffossA''
To c. pneses At o'clock Tickets - cesn
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EOUNDE STOVE MANUFAC-
H. TURER, MACHiN1Sr.-A persoa well qualified ia
ehsr Of the ADORE named Kinds Of business, do
n,nuacturpg establishment Those needing the ser c
Of such may address, or apply pe.sonally TO Dr.
w CLOVES No. 7 8th- ay., or to r. HITCHCOCK, No.
s47 8roadHay.
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tR- Mercantile Mutual Loan and Aeculnula-
ting Fund Association being In successful ope-
iaon. very favorable inducements 10 Corks and
Others who wish subscribe for 81 beole herst
monthly meeting of the Association, March H. special
meeting viii be held at the OF the Association corner
of BFoaGway and Grsnd ST.. he Pacific Bank SAT-
URDAY EVENING, tho eta inst when aid esses win %
J. ROWLAND, President.
wM O. CEosER Secretary
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AS Coon Cook and excellent Washer and
IA Ironer in private family by respectable young
Woman. The she lett her place because the
family has broken up house keeping The best of city
fe can be gwen. Can be for days Call AZ No.
200 l2tk-st, corner CT 3D. av.
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broadway THEATER.-E. A.
- MARSHALL, Sole Lsszss.-fHx3 EVENING,
March 5, will be perforned
BRUTUs, On ths Fall Of rsrquia:.
Brusus. Forrest IulliA --....-- Nine. PonsSi
Ts concis de with the Farce OF the
BENGAL TIGER
Boxss sxd Perqast, - cents Family Circle and UD>sf
Tar Is esnts; Private Boxes. s. and g. Doom c2s1 q
e. ara peYfOrnszcss cozrmsrcs precBsly q O'Clock.
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EOR SALE-A Stereotype Establish
ment In this city, IN good order with al tbs dstnrs.
quisiie for canyipg large business. Wnbedeposed
Of on accommodating terms Apply to fOWLEHS
WELLS No l3l Nassau st.
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Want employment.

A S Cook and to do washing and ironing,
N CT an Laundress by respectable English Woman
Good city reference. Address y. T., at this office.
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y DR.. Elizabeth BIackweI will deliver s,T tse
s s.S AZ acloeh p n in the Hope Chapel Lecture
- Sssisct~Ths Laws Of Life. Ticxe,g 70 the course.
800 e Evans Bnnon's Bookstore, No 697 Broad
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-01-29
Three Cheers for wa

BY circular just received from a
Committee Of Invitation of the citizens
of tina, enterprising town we learn that
a Convention will be held at Oitumwa on
the 18th Of February next, to take meas
ures for the immediate prosecution of the
Burlington and Missouri River Railroad,
as continuation of the Burlington and
Peoria Road.
We are reioiced to perceive that the
citizens of the most fertile and beautiful
portion Of our State, are ,hus capable Of
approaching The efforts Of Burlington to
give them an outlet to the Mississippi
river, aud from there eastward. In the
words of the legislative memorial To
Congress, anG Instructions 10 our Scna-
tors, this is the "most feasible and ad
contagious route of ALL" for Railroad
through our State, and tina, i, ,oiH be the
first one constructed in the State, no one
will doubt who observes the writings
and contortions of those who oppose rs.
They know the vigor and determination
Of our citizens, and that when they say
they arc going to do thing, ii is certain
to be done. Hence their factious at
tempis 10 manufacture public sentiment
by holding public meetings, passing reso-
lutions, and denouncing US and our town
through the local press.
But the enterprising and sensible men
of the Des Moines Valley are not fool
ish birds, to be caught with chaf. OF
tumwa has moved, and we hope TO hear
of every other town moving in this mat
ter. Let them hold public meetings too;
let them state the truth as il is, and all
will go well. Lei il mol be said tina, near
ly one hundred and f,ceaty thousand
people, the bone and sinew of our State,
they who furnish its revenues and make
it what it is, can be circumvented by the
factious efforts of few, who are invaria.
bly, defeated and foiIed when they come
before the people with their projects
Bar. Telegraph, Jan. ,24fh.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-01-29

bylaws Of the WapellO County
Agriculture Society.

Agricultural Society.
ART. L. The President shall preside
at all meetings of the Board Of Direc-
tors and of the Society. He shall deliv-
err all premiums and diplomas awarded
for articles exhibited al the Fairs Of the
Society, TO the persons entitled thereto,
and when the same are to be paid in
money, he shall draw orders therefor on
the Treasurer. He shall also perform
all other dniies usually apper,aining to
such Office.
Art. 9. The Vice President shall, in
case of the death, sickness, absence or
resignation of the President, perform all
,he duties Of the President till the nexl
annual election.
Art. 3. Phe Treasurer shall receive
and keep an accurate account of all The
monies belonging to the Society: he shall
pay out its moucy only on the order OF
the President: he shall at each annual
meeting of the Society. and whenever
required by the Board OF Directors,
make a full report of its financial trans
actions and condition. He shall give
bond in the penal sum of--dollars for the
faithful performance of his duties and the
payne of all money in his hands.
Art. 4. The Secretary shall keep
the books of The Society and record the
constitution, bylaws and all proceedings
of the Society, and of the Board of Di-
rectors, and perform all other duties tina,
usually pertain To said office.
Art. 5. Fhe Board of Directors shalt
determine the,imes and appointihe places
of holding the Annual Fairs between the
LIST of September and the lst OF Novem
Der in each year, and shall also determine
for what articles premiums shall be a
wardcd, and the amount thereof. Said
Board shall also perform all the duties
usually apper.aining to their Office, and
necessary. 10 The prosperity of the Soci-
ETY., not prohibited by the constitution.
Art. 6. No officer of the Socie,r
shall receive any compensation for his
Services. az
Art. Z. Any member Of the Society
appointed for tina, purpose by The Soci-
ETY. or by the Board of Directors may re-
ceive and forward TO the Treasurer the
fee requisite 10 membership.
Art. 8. All members of The Society,
who have paid their annual fee. shall be
admitted free to all exhibitions os The
Society, and the Board of Directors shall
each year fix The prices of admission 10
The exhibition Of all persons no, mem.
bers. ~