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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-05

NOR SALE-This House, 22f front, in
II full view Of Union Park lot about 90 deep in -four
ssoYies with complete Also. tue Fur
n,tuYe and early posse required Call from Ito
iyo TrkTtws JOHN Il. PETERS No.863 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-05
nor SALE-A pleasant Country Resi-

u
depce with nine acres of land, half mile south Of
the village Of Stamford CT, close the waer Large
double hsuss verandah in 'front.' old fashoned
Depot of NJ Y. NJ II r. r. and steamboat laAdi,g;
barn stable carriage house. ice house, large garden for
est fruit trtes and shrubbery good fishing and boating
Apply to BURKBALrER, No 19l Fulton st., n r.,
or to the subscriber, on the premises.
mi ims WPHyFE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-05

GREAT CLOSING SALE of WET
W GOODS-The subscriber will offer THIS MORN
ING the balance of his stock Of WET GOODS ct greater
bargains than before offered this city, the
whole must be sold without reserve. The public will
q H. Linen Sbeetlng p low Csss Linen Linen .mask
Napkins cling ish Linen Sheetpg and Shifting. 10
English Prints Cd. worth 500 De LANES
at is worth g. 500 dog Ladies' aud Gents Linen Can
brio Hdkfs. A q. COLBY,
No 40 Sd av., between 9th and 10th. sts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-05

nor SALE-The large two-story brick
II HOUSE, No 81 Frank fort st. The house il IS feet
vide front and rear Also. the two story frame HOUSE
Sst roat by rs feet rear The lots oiH the rear
and form an L. making very desirable property tor mass;
factuYes or leather deale The pre- nises vii be sold
on mortgage For further particulars, inquire a.
No 3 VaAde " a.er Of.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-05

IL Ii6 Remsen It,, Brooklyn, second door west Of CHA
ton Lot 80 feet front and rear extending back ls5 fet to
carriage way, leading on, to Henry House 3oIsofse.
th stories high exclusive Of basement and attic Gas
and water pipes threue the house with two bath
rooms and closets. and eleven wash basins With
marble tops all supplied by large in the attic In
ehor it 10 one of the most desirable residences in Brook
yn, for its comforts and completeness Of
NJ, Pine ST. N Y Samuel MAYNARD, No. IJ Rsmsen-
ST. at the Floral Garden will show the house at any time
Of ha dav
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-05
mop SALE-Or Exchange for city or

EOR SALE-Or EXcnabge ioi CITY OF
BroctIyn property 30 sores Of good Lsao ,as se
49, sS"rs,snscf AID ~ M les from New York This
ssS & very ds.e. 2. o. aoa a. .s"s
sstss Il y well supplied with ult and has
sarI ana Of good water, making II desirable
ss,s issy Ave acres each) " required This property
Sosid s. sod low and payment made easy inquirs q
~ ONDLRDONK Msmsroneck, or l. z. SAYRE,
"a u Bsskman St, Ne --Yo.k Also, Cottsse House
80 Csrdsn 10 let Inquire as above. l6f lmMWkfs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-05
DEAL ESTATE for SALE.-Te,

III elevsted and shaded BUILDING SITES. rom
to 10 each known the Ccdars two mimi
wall of the Depot at Rye. Westchester Co Terms easy
Apply TO MARY ". PUhDY, Rye; or TO
AUGUSTUS PURDY, cor. Ludlow and Broome- sts
Af
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-05

YARNS, HOUSES, and PLACES Of
Il BUSINESS-Penons having such TO sell or exchanges
will pd il very much to their interest TO call on WAT
KINS HINE. No ts8 BroadSay, who have been foi
some time gage the business and have aree amount
OF properly now on hand to sell exchange with many
peoDs calling day for that purpose therefore giving them
great opportunities TO dispose OF property without delay
All business attended to promptly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-05
HOUSE and FURNITURE LET.-

pFovesh!I SOY House, with AL the modern ma
Is situated thee rented gen,se} milv TIE House
Rent very reasonable TO the city jua above sths
immediately. Address B.. boz Ne ~; Possess giyea
nee. The Houss would be rented without yrsr Pos, Of
mtUs ~-snre.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-05

HOUSE and LOT for SALE.-Brown
IL Store front House. 30 by 5OLot 9S by 10 IT, 2ih-s
between 5th and 6th-Rvs, modern Improvement Terms
easy. Also large Brown Stone front House. with Store
and modern Improvements, 4th 2sth st ass
eral others in different parts of the city desirable for
deIces investment Apply to personal BY letter.
FOSTER VAN OSrRAND, ti3 West ct. nj ims
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-05

Residence in sing Sing one mile from the DEPOT, con-
sisrg of n acres Of land which and suostsn-
tisi ALT house containing ten rooms Paors have mar
well of water on the place Price 50 500 part OF VII ca
may remain on boBd mortgage For futher part Gu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-05
CAUTION to HARDWARE DEAL

OERS-ws take this method Of caatioAns our friends
and the hardware dealers generally, against CERTAIN Fie:
flss are made BY persons In connected UT, car
hopse AID the names being like ours deaen should Be
careful that they are not deceived Our FILES have
senmesd upsn each tang our own 6rm. IBB0rSON,
BROTHERs CO."-aEso corpoyats marx. Globe, :"
a. onerlv msv be advisable frtAer to state, that
bet Cast steel Royal Improved Files lusivsrsay known
by the old stamp Globs') well known ~ eestsr
ADAPTED for Engnseu and Machnss purposes than sny
now in sss the United 6tates -
Sheffield, England.
HENRY J. IBBOTSON, Agent,
Jig iawFn Ofics No. 2is PEARL st.. New Ysrk-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-05

BSON'S PATENT LIGHT and
- HEAT RErLECTIN6 STOVE GRATE-The great
fully proved By the continued incrsasnG dsnand
iRfOTsf1N. of Nsw-York sHsir xrent for the United
States the said Crate also psts1tsd By shs Us:
of this Crate there great Of fuel and all the hgnt
and heat are 90 completely thrown into the AZ
ford degree Of cheerulne and warmth which twice the
amount Of fuel would fail to produce ordinary s
place Said Stove Crates be had either perfectly PLAIN
or with decorations and may be now in operation Of
the Office Of the Agent, No 2s Pesri-s between MGaen-
lane and John-st l6lavff
no IRON FOUNDERS lot Of
IL Foundry Tools, &c. consisting OF Cupola Bellows,
ladies' Seves. Shcvels Flasks, Patterns 4c. for sale
cheap. They be the premises. No 50 Avenae
ID. For further PARTICULARS inquire a. the once OF H.
WEBB, Lewis and 6ih-s,s. ms 3;iss
old COLONY CUT NAILS-Fos
Ossisby Eky BUsSIN0 4 co. No - Cllf ssa
iIa ms Agents Old Colony Nail On,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-05

"A class Houses and Lots situated ST. Lukes place.
Ferry at known No a. said street. Hudson st.
The house built in the very best for the owners
occupation. having all the modern improvements such
gas Croson water baths heaes speaking tubes size
Of house by So feet in depth lot 100 feet depth Fer
price and further particulars apply to-
ANTHONY J. BLEECKER. Auctioneer,
N@ No Broad 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-05

II e,ratoRa epr1ngsv r. T. THIS age ana cen nocloa'
Hotel ktfully ooizsd on the ws1 nae
az Cosersou Spring Will Be e; for term OF ysan fron
The III dsy Of NAY next The Hotel 70 entirely nsw ana
aTse and arranged with reference 70 tns sccom
notation If families No batter hotel estspshIent ior
toSa For further PARTICULAR inquiries ny Do ma1e 81
EaTER BARTLETT, EsQrs, OF this village, OF OF tbs
:. ssssorsble terms JOHN r. WHITE.
On o. ~ G,v,nes Feb TO- 1854. lSf tApiS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-05

NOR SALE-A Lot on the west side OF
Ieripetss-ay between ,7'h and ssa-ss. - Atso .
1t = NtA-2 as feet firm 9h-ay te~na INC "a a.
aSjoipine blcck of fTstclsss nsusss' ArSw 10 ~
~~SS.,-sS IN s<th- n or No 81 C3in ~ 'S' in
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-05

ITO LET.--BLEECKER-ST.-.The
hree-story Brick House and Store, an couplsts
No ss and the dwelling os Mes s7t and 5ls Beck
ef also, the building No SIG. occupied bp Tia smsh
and The upper part OF No lsf Anss mau IA nily
Inquire Of v. l. BUXTON, No. na wssts e. from 20 6,
u morning and evening a No. 3ls Bleecksrst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-05

HVARM for SALE-ln New-Jersey, near
the Bazng Star Ferry, where steamboats, step daily
sre one sAllng and miles from the Railroad depot at
Railway The farm contains 100 Of excellent land
divided into cultivated Land Woodland salt meadow pas
ture land and orchard House finely situated $1,000 may
remain ON mortgage at per cent Apply to
ma lms JAMES r LOTT, No Sc Wall IT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-05

HOUSE and LOT.-For sale cheap, ,ne
II II new four-story BRICK BUILDING, situated on
eat nth st. finished with store, cellar and eight rooms
on ach floor Croon in yard. VIII rent for over
$500 Prch about 50 200 can remsin on bonf and
mortgage Inquife of q. FOUNTAIN,
ma sts No, I57 East 2othst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-05

NOR SALE.-100 acres of Land, adjoln-
Il ipg the Albany Post Road. and within five ninuteS
walk Of a station the Hudson River EatIoa1 twehI
four miles ffom the city Apply a. No ~ Nassau @ o.
Gel No &
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-05

TcoR SALE At NEW-kUChELL IN
nsrsy q toe haze ssnssI f n,s. s.S', .si
nile IT, a. asvss Esrsss Dep6s. Conmassssf'os 20
- s u e |s. ps, a h '.ss !. sst .as
l31S.ss. - Which double twe soFy HOUSE. nainn
~ Carnaxs house. Stable &C IL c9mmshose
sXC~c3 Yops Island sopa I. sod 70 wishss snov
SSs ~ HI wh,ch al uds hne snuns spo dshias. Inc
sSscs 6 ven osh.d With tas e-s, q su and
49, IA norfeass Inquire Of ROBERT r. TITUS
Gsy. Hochsns' OF o. no" go isf lcIs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-05

~ SON For sae, Farm Of about so acres about 20
Of woodland the village Of Hastings 81 miles north Of
the city House new, OF stone, substantial nedern STYLE
Is looms. with commanding riveY scenery beauty
and convenience in an unusual degree ten minutes
walk from the depot If the Hu ison River Railroad
Grounds in the best order supplied with variety Gut
stables and ice hou,e on the premises. The whole q
will be sold by application the the
prietor. ALEXANDER BRINE,
ma lws Hastings, Westchsster Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-05

NOR SALE-To Gardeners, or any per
Il sons wanting a small place near the Guy, Tns SUP
ing On two roads, within two miles Of WiiliamsbuTgh,
snail quantities of rot less than acres) 20 suit pufcha
fers good House and Barn the premises. rh:s Of
feTs great ipducement as it hes within few minutes
drive Of the CITY, and near two lres Of stages.
WATKINS HINE, No. f3e Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-05

ITO LET-The three-story House No.
1874 Seventh st. between Avenue and G. Rent $500.
Irqure of H. GLENN, No 1874 Fulton st. i3f I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-05

Il attic HOUSE in BOD neishborhood OF access
fom an, part Of the city excellent repair Cas- bah.
Croion. sc Part of the would he taken in board
For other psr icuars inquire of J. II No $50 Greene
CLINTON place. between the houts of 81 O'Clock to
81 clock NJ nj 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-05
1.-TWO FIRsT-CLASs BRICK

1.-TWO FRS TIC "a BRIO K
u HOUs es AID LOTS for sale IL wiliamsb ggh. Lots
est frat BRICK Stone 10 Bassmssts
Stone sscep Iron Hsa,nss, asn Baicony hsn:es sssy
T,unpe,. IN each Marble Nantes and Crates il ssch
hard inshed throughout Cofn.hes atd Cent?: rieces
On ,sd floor Pantry bssween on Sd fosr hxds front sad
rear built the most substantial m.nner sne IN the mast
hots from Peek slip Ferry cold cheap applied for TN
ed,sielv foTHOS BELLY. No 40 South I'd 81, or on
n South 4th and Souh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-05

LUX SALE-A Smau farm OF Id acres,
Il at Smithfown Long Islard. about u mes fren tbs
Railroad Station, far from school house and chocn
On the place house. barn. oubui dees fruit Iees'
saWsr, ~ o. Apply '" iftf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-05

NOR SALE-A very neat house on the
north side of goth 9th No TO- with all the
modern improvements. Price 81 300. Part main
mortgage per Inquire the premises Also for
sale The Of 9th and 10Th sts nov Flushing
IL FIVE high and well located for any kind OF bss
ness. Owner the premises mi2w'
GlXTH-AVENUE STORES.--Four
Oblick Houses ard Stores 2tth-s being Nos $685.
$685. 400 and 4os 9th for sale low and very liberal
terms. Apply, from 10 TO o'clock. to
FERNANDO WOOD,
mi 3ts No. Isl Broadway, up stairs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-05

TO LET.-Eighteen new brown stone
front HOUSES in asth-st., 100 feet from Broadway,
all the modern improv gas plate glass
dows sc. Rent SsOe Also, three Houses in Brooklyn.
Bent 500. Iquue Of 8. p. TOWNSEND, Nc s2 Mas
sau-,t. up stars. 26 lmh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-05

ITO LET-From May /, the two-story
ao, q, o'r n seen Setwssn The Aours Of and
3ts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-05
Diamo-fortes.
BOSTON PlANOS.-SAFFORD &

- bHOfHEh NO % Bfo&dw<y n. T., ssenss 0r 'ks
nsnts viz Hallet Allen, (succsssors 20 Brown Hat
lett Woodward Brown A. ". LAdd. v. p. Enmsr-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-05
HOUSES to RENT-HOUSES to

III y > u . 10 NFiN I-1UUCE O 20
l. Il REET-Over 300 Houses in New-York, Brooklyn
&C., to Rent Register Of all Dwelling Houses from
part IF House To the brown Nans,0n in the City
New York and vicinity will be kept and all persons de-
Of saving time trouble &C can do by addressing
line, with description Of House wanted rent situa sn
sc Tor calm ~ A. tn Commission Agency Office No 800
Broadway Reade st., Room No g. where list Of all
Houses to Let nc answering description will be gwen
Fee 50 cents n B-Persons having Houses to Rent will
please send descg ption above. m3 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-05

ITO LET-The upper part Of Dwelling
Hsuse No. 12l ID It, Rent Sr5 family wnhout
chsren would be preferred. Apply at No u Market st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-05

EOR SALE-The modern ~.a. s,orv .,d
u attic House with tea and Lot, enu
Of. The House 10 IS BY a.; Lot 81 by i1 S. 900 nsnry
main on mortgage. Apply 10 A. g. rHORP, Jr., ~:
Broadway. ma Tvs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-05

EOR SALE-Ths elegant brick House,
II with extension, repsts with svsry conyenis.ceZs
house from Court st., brooklyn. Will be sold on easy
terms, aid large portion nay remain % mortgage
Div to JOHN r. KEYSER co. s. Ch6-st. pu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-05

ITO RENT-To a small family part of a
j. House, for which board will be AIKEN in payment.
Apply al No 26l 9TH between IL and o'clock. ms 81
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1852-10-19
Mr.. Pierce, the British Candidate for Presidsnt
and his Campaign.

"The triumph of the candidate Of the Dem.
ocratic party. brought forward by the men Of
the South, will secure, probably. forever, the
osccndency of liberal commercial principles,
and If Lori Derby should next year be dig
posed to take the American Tariff for his
model. we have little doubt that il will serve TO
remove the last illusion of the protective eys-
tenn from his mind. In this respect and on
this point. we take Gen. Pierce 10 be fair
representative of the opinion. of Mr. Calhoun,
and as such, a valuable PRACTICAL ALLY
to the commercial Policy of this country.
fLondop Times
The election If Gen. Pierce will ot any ratio
prove that the Democratic majority. whatever
NAV be their other differences, are unanimous
in their testimony, on behalf of liberal COM
mercisl polcy. and anv government he may
form will be ono on which this country may
RELY for effectual corporation in reducing,
wherever practicable. existing impediments TO
internal intercourse"
fThc Manchester Examiner.
"As regards England. public sympathy. n
is needless to say. is enlisted on the side Of
the Democratic candidate. Not that Gen.
Pierce is considered tho better man.--FAR
OTHERWISE. lie Is merely the accepted
nominee Of tho great party Of tho Union who
desire to push the principles of Free Trado to
its utmost limits. European Times.
awe are without irformstion as to the views
If Gen. Pierce oil tho subject of cooperation
with England, but we cannot say we feel any
apprehension on the point. and we shall await
the final election not without shnring in tho
confidence of manv American friends that It
will rosnlt welI."-fThc London Leader.
"Tho two parties Of the Republic Whig and
Democrat--'hat il, Conservative and Prooress-
ivc. Prorcctinnist ard FREQ Tradc-appear to
Lox IL xIos~ IL 81
thoir Candidates for tho coming election.--
EVERY FNGLrSIMAN. -.of. almost every
class. REJOTCES IN TIE EXPECTATION
OF SUCCESS Fer THE DEMOCRATIC,
PROGRESSIVE, FREE TRADE"
rThe London Dispatch.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1852-10-19
Scott in the City Of Mexico...A Splendid offer.

With only 6.00O troops. Gen. Scott under
took the Governmc of The citv. composed of
100000 hostile inhabitants, with the remnants
of the Mexican army lnrking in its vicinity -
II was a hazardous, no less than arduous ex-
pertinent. Yet, under his even and certain
dispensaiion of justice. order took The pl' ce of
anarhhy; confidence returned; and the Mexican
people, secure in the novehy Of a good govern
ment offered tn, man by whom they lad been
conquered million and quarter Of dollass
IN hand. and the Presidency of the Mexican
Republic. With more than Roman firmneAs
Gen. Scott refused rho glittering offer. tn re-
turn to his own country as prisoner by order
OF his OWN Cover: ment. A noblcr exhibition
If patriotism than this. is not recorded on any
living page of human history. II sheds the
brightest ustre on tho nnme of Winfield Scott
and will be remembered with the deeds of
Washington in all future time. rs among the
cfticst examples of patriotism of the Rcpub-
lies earlier days.
Gen. Scott is stripped of his command By Pres
dent Poik-The attempt to Disgrace him a
Failure.
Strong Efforts were made at Washington, ms
soon as the war broke out, to prevent General
SCOTS assignment To the command of the in
,ading army. Tha, Mr.. Folks enrlier inten-
tentions 10 appoint him were good. there can
w D't 'tAic OuI p'IhruHS uoNktu
him, and filed his ear " it'll partisan schemes.
The war, said they. rs made BY Democratic
Administration. and it but fair that Democrats
should reap the glory. Mr.. Trcadwnv. repre-
sentative in Congress from tho State of Virgin
in, admitted, in public speech in the House Of
Representatives.: 'tha' ne was among tho num-
ber who went 10 the President privately and
protested against General SCOTS appointment
to tho command cf the armv." His speech
may be found in the officiairepor,s of Congress-
Other gentlcmed made similar srmissions. IL
was not strange, then. that Gen. Scott did not
find thai hearty support from his own govern
ment which IN irvading General with a small
army 20 sorely needs.
The American people became clamorous for
Gen. Scott to take the field. The administra-
tion. usdcr the pressure of this feeling from
without. and anxious for the successful termi
nation Of the Mt length ordered Gen. Scott TO
Mexico; the Prcsidrn, in person assuring him
o. his entire confidence and support. Gen
Scntt accordingly left in November
On the Goth Of December following. the
President sont 10 tho Senate special MESSAGE
asking for h, appointment of ga general off
cer TO take the Command Of our mil l'tnry forces
in The field" and who was intended to super
cede Gen Scott Col. Benton. of Missouri
n Senator in CONG ress. and man without
military experience. was to be appointed BY
Mr.. Polk to fill the place.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1852-10-19

About twelve years ago. Mr.. Wise, the great
eronaut, told :hc people of Gettysbnrgh. Pa,
that he wonld ascend from their midst in his
balloon. All was ready nt the appointed hour
and Mr.. W. stepped into the car.
Atihnt moment ]. B. Mcclellan, n clerk in
the hand. pressed I'D 10 the eronaut and offer
cd him $50 FIR the ride, all alone. Mr.. w.
smiled, hut willing to amuso tho crowd at the
expense OF the young gentleman. handed him
into the car. and bv the help of ropes and men
allowed them 10 ascend about 60 feet. when
he ordered him to be drawn down. as the time
for his departure ha0 passed. But our hero
was not to be foled. and rope after rope quickly
snapped under his knife All were thunder
struck when the few remaining ropes were a
bandoned, and he to all rppe1rance, forever re-
leased from mortal hands. Upward and up-
yard he rose, until tho balloon appeared no
Iarcer than a small rubber ball. He was found
in York nv his friends with only sprained
ankle, having travelled 2S miles.
He said he could not hear much of Mr.. WIS
lecture. but soon began to think for himself
While throwing over tho sand-bags his eve
caught rope which he imagined might open
the valve that Mr. Wise talked about. After
sailing as high and as far as he ejudged sufficient,
and espying the Susquehann ready to receive
him into her silvery bosom. he jerked the rope.
off came tho valve and down came the balloon,
or rs h, described IL. up bounded tho world
against his ankle. Ho has frequently been on
horseback since.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1852-10-19
APnErrr pnEsESr.-on "Wednesday aftc,

A PRETTY PREsENT-On "Wednesday after
noon, as Mr. W. B. Smith and Mr.. J. M. Hus-
ton were riding out in the vicinity Of Clifton,
about four miles from Cincinnati. they saw ly-
ing by the side Of the road. ncnr tho wood, n
small package. which upon examination proved
tn he baby. about four weeks old. 1t was
neatly attired and enveoDcd and bv its side
Law bundle Of clothing. Thcv picked up
the little stranger. and hcfore deciding what
10 do with It. another gentleman from the ciiv
with his lady, came bv. when general CONSUL
tation OH the subject took place. The lndv's
suggestion that it should be taken to an Or
phan Asylum. was nbont to be adopted. when
an honest looking German. driving four
horse team. with n wood wagon. came up. and
seeing tho '1ittle 'un.' begged tn take it to his
home. saving his frau would like tn have II
having nnne of her own-'hat ho had snug
farm and would take good care of it. Consent
was given and away drnve the German. with
his reins in one hand and tho habv on his lefi
arm. ms happy ms lord in the anticipation OF
making his wife such beautiful present.
[Cincinnati Citizen.