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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-07
Da;M csoIxs REIyATE AsDIsAL Ts.AEIsa.

TYR LA C90I1's PRIVATE asDICAL TRHAyIsM--
- fifth odition By 4. b La Croy g., Albany, N:Ys
Ohespesboss pablished 20 snd 80 ane plates
the Pb rfol0EY OF Marriage and the na.ms sBa
G1ordevs Of youth and mssustY Tesung trc exoesssx
Shteh destroy me physical Ind msnta all daoas
Arising frcp incscroon with plain snd simple rulcs b
which all pereors can ioure thcrsevas without eyouH
With Inc tn.hors observations on marriage M duea anA
sraphs illustrating the Ansomr and physoIogy ana Ss.
etSee OF abe rnrKotuve organs both their sRuo
sares uses, ard functions. II oonsass important
hints 70 tboss contemplating nasrnouy which win
ccnc objections sxknEt marriage hovovsR should
sske his mEertant ssep risheus FIRST oonsunS Paseci
" tretts OF all diseases sles vhshex married sngs,
srsnseys who require medical aid, before consulting any
eoosr egSh 70 know whether shcr eases are properly
20 npssi,i,n a,9hery prevalont in repuisT Oitss
Dr. La Crox legally qualified physician and thepasx
twenty yesr has boon daily consulted upoa shs i1ersNo
ogcssss OF which his esok sreass personally we'll lp
iettof Any poftou sending twcntyhve letter.
post PAID ri reooivs ons COPY mail free Of postsss
dv0 ;op;esfos cl Address Dr. n D. LA CRoI&, 80 Beav0y
rroot Albany ~ r Sold By Garrett Co.. ANA srsst,
and Styinsey Townsend, zd Broadway, N. n, BssnsS
oGse, "a Lloyd street, BuHslo.
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nifty cenIR sGAueulen. ono soiar.
ITO THE CURIoUs.--'LEAP YEAR Is THE PagPi.
tiOuE tim "a gtipra.
Would yen u eerttaGd. and ILov
AL yoar desainY below;
Whist OF evil 10 avoid,
Wat orgood 10 90 enjoyed.
How 20 crown your love with bl!rf
How disease 70 cure or Mss.
When q bargain u conclude;
When Debtor should 10 sued.
Whom 20 doubt and whom to sgrsi;
Who e tsife snd Hhc ie Just.
BY what process money lost
Is retrieved hb little cost;
How. when robbed, to ind the wealth.
Taken from y'u thus BY bseaith
How TO tell our foemaa's thought,
And LIS sohcminrs BRING 70 nought;
How ~ set glorious vile,
frd achieve tuCccss IN life;
EOw 10 1luster r5uni your psth
All If coed ua.aiKed with -rath;
kns your life, cen 20 i.s close,
Make scene 0f sweet repoge.
would you all these i.ems knew,
Then 10 Dr. ROBAcK 20.
he the story viii unfold.
Taught by yonder orbs Vt gold.
All you ASK shall answeredte
BY nativity.
Co his skill the Truth shsl IN.
EOBACE, White street nunbsr siS.
All letters q, w. ROBACK No. White street, will
be roIigousy attended il prepaid. Por particulars
call and Astrological Almsnao gratis whcre Ger tiff
Gates be
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MEDICAL.

y RR, o2-THE NEW REMEpY.-RADwAY q
kss. nSd sy remedy 10. ne
and Gho, ohIe1io diseases called RsaevIns
ss %Sss fnaxa + os,
s pa til ~as hGF IL 1ss
from corrosive sublmate mereary csone sud all oboe
s,ss ausP in 6s'err; Douglas. Paterson; Van
CARRoLLs MEpIcATED. vApoR, SULPHUR AND
~ Iodine Baths No.4 Great street., only
smpsSon but saeosaa remedial AGENT . era.
dcse from tho system colds mercurai
sishsiy disesses the Skin '''' 'na 0n0' IN
CEA sIcKNEss.-TaE ONLY SURE AND CERTAIN
remedy fox this great dread Of the ocean, can be had as
speaks Of il existing wonder lie aasnay says tsas
the slightest tsen has s ncs
so e tho sea should n q taxing
cash The only place Where can Be had . WV
panion.By ~; A. y Haurosau. Professor Of Dssasss
Ys..s phy.ss and ;..1is1 s.ss
.oIs .ntsnasa especially e. me Esr.sd: o. sAsss
s::;s ~. ''..
Hs!s sl:s :;sss i:n.s.ss VIE II. as,s.,.e. s.s
sfyesra in whom nature contemplate pOr,,ns chance
81 aas s n
lasl.ss q is.sss from gentleman In Daysea oAlsg
DR.. a. n. 1AURUKAU:- rSYrJs, NAY !, lUlB;
M DEAR Ny wife b bosa psreopsihly sinking fo3
some thee years or more In ksr Srst angus
and suorrs months before and during oonhne-
mcnG every successive and deblitAsna
and prosrstns her. putting her life IN danger,
and which tho LASS occasion, dsspsired Gun.
posed this ssse q things was neyists sad rssnee
monshs heard ycur book highly spoken o. 50 containing
some stseys resehins osse On so and peYusA
yen hc relief II ssor6sd distressed
mind And vAs 10y 10 pages ing.rsed to ny wsa Learn
remedy. II spord prospect 80 phleh lsts
eeircd possible. Bus for sh thsr yess would
have passed bssd IN all hursr probability WIG
would hsys bsea IN he- mi chsn is sthss-
Llss.
ni5, o. ecr pr.etoass 10 ssnysy fully she ~
rous subjects esse6 o. thcy Of nstrre striotID
Intended for tho married. thoBo plating Marriage,
For sale ri "a Eroadwsy. and - ths publishing ONCE Ia
Liberty gsrcc New York; Lst5 Co., Albany; JOSEPH
Tucker NOBLE, A-ssAm T. u Pesegssa 10 u1sssRns street,
Philadelphia.
on the teeeirt OF al oery viii IS s,Anstsed ~ main
frce Of postage .ay psrs q va gasa sts auletea
30 todyessod port pale 70 Dr. A. d. ka1rssAs. kev
LIZA. New Fork oitv. oGes 40 iAbsrhE s1ess.
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A. makes the specifies. cures ever known. All who hayu
conrso.ed rrivsse disoase make early Application HIS
tod certain Of from him. however ueS
other doce nay hare fied raef afforded onse; oursQ
sometimes in elk hours fees required; medical hoeH
gratis ofsse. Canal street, corner OF Broaoway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-07

DIR. KELLlNGERS WONDERFUL CURE OF MR.. l..
- Lent, the celebrated equceran and proprietor
of deep seated cold which hsd that
rable IN the opinion Of hs attendantDr took
the case in hand guaranteed and entire
OF three weeks By his OF treating proteted and
regtcted cold Tho 30 tic the throat and cheat
sufficient quantity Of o6yne solutions saturated with
cotton olobs retiring nightly which braces
ient eases expecorstion ard draws the and
famnaton to the surface and breaks up the difauly
ne bottom Sold in large bottles each six for SIS
~ Pearl street AID 40 Broadway For parcu
ars call snd crculars At The depoto NJ There
room fer doubt that the Hon Henry Cays cold be
trely broken and eradcatad this pie remedy
will follow, and the patient streng shencd by the day M
Lent thought to be in decline. He picture
health, and it IS nearly two yeara was cured
ELUSHlNG IRON SPRINGS : THE WATERS OF
which have been analysed and scien
tfc gentlemen, Of the highest chaly quality (eming
more than i've hundred hogsheads twenty four
with land as desired for Improvements of the
sale or ease These springs well located be brought
into fashionable and supposed entitled to much
ce so any yet in this country Germsny they
cen for bathing and water
within nine miles OF the City Hail. and halhy
beautiful country Also building lotsor private
Apply TO EDWARD W. BRADLEY,
Whteeton avenue Flushing, H. I.
A RTlFICIAb LEECHEs- ALEXANDREs PATENT
a BY this invention families have six or twelve
Leeches slwaye ready for and easily applied, At
tng cost when compared TO the expense An trouble OF
the disgusting reptile. Depot 3l fulton street. Herald
buildings.
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70 pVkSu bcour0u VI vi PAD Tor.
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.

KDWXRD K. COLLINS & Co., IS Wall ~ n. York.
BROWN, SIMPLIFY CO., liverpool,
E.Q. ROBERTS g. CO., Is Kinz' Q Arms YARD London.
JOHN kUNRoE CO.. 70 Rus Nosre Dame dos We
torres, Paris; or
GEO. II. DRAPER, H2vre.
The OF these ships will not b accountable for goa
dlyer bullion specie, jewcry precious stones metals
unless bills Of adns are sARed thexeor. aud tae valus
Aeroon therein expressed.
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EELLows MINsrRELg ANp rrHI0pIAN DELL

GRAND SCOTTISH CoNCERr or TIE FRASER IA.
mly at Hope Chapel. Brosdasy, above Fourth street,
on Saturday evening February Tickets IS Reserved
Seats % eente commencing at7h O'Clock Alo IroquU
Hall, jersey CITY, on Monday evening, Jsh.
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GsESsUcazs
oNDON PORTER AND BROWN STOUT, EAST IN
A. dia Pale Ale, Scotch Aies Dublin Porter. &C.. 80,
warranted genune Kendalls Olive SOAP admitted by all
TO be the ot useful ard economical srtee for
family use UNDERHlLLS celebrated Brandy atofe, 40
Broo street, corner Crosby street.
JTNDERRILL's (LA1E DALLlMoRE's) CELEBRATED
~ Brandy store, the corner Of Hroome and Crosby
erecs still maintains the reputation Of selling the choi est
Bfsndes, wines, Whkcys, SSo Sc, OF every grade, IN
bottle draught, enty ger cent lower than other
store in the city.
M b. PETERS CO, ARE OFFERING GREAT TEMP.
M tatons 10 lovore of choice old Wines. Brhndes sci
in fact everything that 10 deSrabe in the of cham
pagnes wncs bTandio porter es, brown stous. cordas
syrups bitters &c. &c. may 10 found at their STORE 300
Bro sSway block above Irving House. N BGentlo-
man fond of smoking good SCARS. invited 70 CALI
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EAE a C1Als.

A LII PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE LATE FIRM OF
Letson Trigg, required to Immediate pay.
nent to The undersigned at Nos and Burling Slip
j. II. BRuEDAGE II aaalnnan
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dISCELLANEOUS.

LAT BEEFNFAT BEEF-FAT BEBT.--WM LABOR,
ofkns 81 and 81 Centre Market. will offer for sale,
Saturday the b the Beef premium Steers raised BY
W Gudser schohsre county New York state The above
Fair A. ALBANY. - - " -
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of Nns 80 81 Centre Market win offer for SALE on
the h the Beef three premium Steers raised ss
steers tse hrst premium at the late Ssso Agricultural
u ECEIyED BY TIE STEAMER ARCTIC FROM Ell.
pe several lots OF unset pismonds OF various sorts
merchants and msnufact turing jewellers MEN DEL BRO
TIERS, Importers, S7 Broadway.
CoRN ZEAL FOR cALIFoRNIA.-THB SUBSCRIBER
Neal made expressly Tor tho osfornis Market and
psehsa IN extra or common hhds bills or half bbs 70 suit
+ lucrative OCCUPATION FOR sIrHEg sEx.-rnn
printed instructions In swo beautiful srsa wsh four otor
respectable and mighty remunerstve occupations requiring
ah or chilly yo snS esss pr
wee We same Wholly o. - leisure hours winter or summer
apd " ordinary industry good Aha
euctcD OF articles in constants demsnd throughout
rT q . Is sny S.y q y
addressing r. L. JEUAaHohaE. Roehesser N. Y.
INDIA RUBBER CAR sPaING5.-THE FOLLOWING
letter ASS been received by the Now England Car 5pruy
Buesa IN Philadeipbia 20 which he attention OF Rail-
road Campsncs Car Builders and ohers in tho
use OF India utber Car SPRINGS is directed % ,o,,
II: NJ Ray, Esq., President Of tho New England Car
IN the Railroad Journal, Of premium Inda Rubber Car
sprirs maeo BY II H. Day u Your city ordered Of
late revere GOLD weather tcuud them were
eIrosa g o cold tsozsn compeely SIN and solid their
Affected by any extremes Of cold Of the
springs heretofore believing Yours to is tho only Eoabe
INDIA fuSher springs under al circumstances, ana in all
Having used hundred Of springs during three
years ast past we have never known OF shem TO fail
Of every description in business you Will obse by
hling cur ordSIs for springs as oen - possible Very
Our obecs publishing the above Is u rreyeat any Of
our other customers being mgied BY parties asveEa
NEW ENGLAND CAR SIZING CO.. lO4 Broadway
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r CAR sPzlses-THE FOLLOWING

CT lG0 REWARD WILL BE PAID ny ELMoRE
lsOOO K Co, on the follow wing conditions, vizSeU
II the celebrated Bohemian Hair bye does nos Instantly
change grsy red sandy halls to bcauttu black
so i INC color atained ever eang9 or iade $50 if in
lnfes the hair or skim $780, If tther Hair Dye
the came. or az GOOD qualities Sold st 2 uu scn
street. Priee 10 cents pNr ca9ei 80 4 dozen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-07

EIFFoRTUNATHs FEIEND--UNrQUALLxD ZOE
" Graduating dlsoaso. Blesed By ali WAC gy ~ Tho
nes, prcn erAecssos YET go mud, y .y 30 Sten "a.
tsnt0 AL rrTsse diseases vEnish under 40 81 vlaa
smsdtosi oook. Who viii sva fees sl,er shsI Cisss1
md rtrAngsss easily usied, rsnemher "a. Dapss Dr.
WARDS Canal street, oornor Of BROADWAY.
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NJ oTICn no MASTERS or Alb VESSELS BOUsD
fr San FranciGcof0u VIII please have e0brts Of
vessel cargo yes8gle epoken, rassengegg No.
eh any other thing you my tlnk worthy & cote tho
Alts CalitorniA snd FxohsnFe Reading h9o TO- Ali NA
scne IN san cisco, which gill 10 called i9r. your Ar
rivsl ~ Csmmodors Robert s. kastiu, Marine aeporssr
UafaIi.
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ri I3LoS.-OPERA NIGHTS MONDAYS, WEDNES.
IN days, Fridayo, and Saturday. Applications for TUGS.
days and Thursdays to be address TO John 5op Nbo
GARDEN.
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III I6HLY IMPORTANT TO IEvALIDs.-AN INPAL
ihs temedy for shcae deporabls dehilisies osnssi
qaent on se,hrss tnospseisasng Vie Cox buslnes
society and mhtrinonT, be heard Of xrAt
ing post paid boz 100 Broadway Poss once " r Persons
lssosnS ondt those conp.nt especially shoss eoueus
pssa nsrTisgs hsfore applying 10 Doctor nssSs
Nh h prstentcEs may be- should not fail 70 20. hI vs.
igsbe uiormaNon which e sAvs themselves mGsh Her
bic. Nns and meney.
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A NY ARTIST5 WILLING 10 TRAVEL AND GIVE
concerts through different stkta1 bY SLING st the Hes
Haven Hotel co. will herc OF something their
vantage. Wanted five six young lXdiel soprano and
oonto; Also gentlemen tenor baritone basgo comic
snger, and also good violrigt pianist So. Artists Ia
lent will receive reasonable Gaicy Necessary 10 sng in
tile EngliLh language. References luirej.
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aewRxsnCC Y, ass


nfgS PRETsTER, FROM PHILADELPHIA, TEND
IVA her TO ladies and gcntlsnon shis CITY
in Atroogy Love, and Las Msterf Interpreting Dfear5
by books ard Bci CO. constantly relied by NsPoieon
sad viii toll the ct the lady gentleman they will
marry Also che OF he ygitcTs. Residence al Grand
Ptseet between Clinton snd Attorney sreeg Y Ladies
FIFTY centsS gentlemen. ono dollar.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-07

hTOR So E-TuS FOLLOWING FIPsr-CLAss
y Houses:-two on Madison square, between Twenty
iourth and twenty th strsets three fwentyfourh
10 West Tsenty street; No. Twentieth street;
kos ~ ~ snd Al Seventeenth street; No. "a Nineteenth
street Nos AZ and "a East Twenty street, also hree
or Fitth avenue. Apply 10 n. II. LUDLOW.
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NSQN RKwARp.-yEYrNIEY ARrfpcTN: ~
DCOO ctnc mixture for thc gurs OF prvss as orestva
n msksF speedy cure wthout Vac les ~ ssss
drink errceure, change IN srrcston ersnssa. haq
prorrlssoY challenges sngis esse ssisa az 49,
cure he forfsltnrs cf I've AaAsrea de
pas up j. S5tss, vsh full d.Eseneas ks' = One ,sHe
- s,ns l.x svvsa wy Baysss sssssA Asv fsfA
y. q. Lizzie iM aaAsvu stxssS DsstsG SUaAA %
IN osjoaAA
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ITO THE pIsAPPoINTED.-DR WARD CAN BI or
mmadi.te service hts troasnent ~ once removing tAe
miserable patient from suffering and probable detection
safety and permanent tseursy he Gets daily many an
cult thas have de6sd others Those coming 10 him
OF delay chow themselves No fee, and a.
book Gratis. ofce. Canal stsees. corner Of Broadway
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rARROLLS INDICATED. VAPOR, SULPHUR AND
~ Iodine Baths No. Great Jones only
luyury for cleansing the skin, ard Identifying Tho
dictate from tho system colds ntis
plants, eryspelas. salt rheum BcToia and other m.
slightly diseases o the Bkin.
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na. WARDS MAGICAL rRsArxnNr.-aRsAr 30,

II
~ cess-A1 former experience
hrough their several terrible spiSs
OF the ordn treatment but Dr. Ward. BY his wonderful
pccpEraions arrests all Slight aRsctiona
Wholly cured IN one dsy Those ds.ppoiu.d By humbp@
have conception Of the and oclery with whIoh hs
csn cure them: No foo required oGes, Canal ssrssk
corner Of Broadway,
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NoR sALE-a BOARDING. HOUSE DOWN TOWN
one oAe locations in The city having twenty steady
bcardsfs paying good proA The furniture will DO sold
reasonable ana the rent moderate other
hisntGs TO attend o. Gss and Crobon water
Addressh. H., Herald offices
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TNU WATIHMAKEKS AND JEW ELLERS.-FOR SALE,
AZ good VIII and hxtaros Of good located snd we'll
ekabshed watch and ewerY H.uated Bowery
above Broomo etret The present during ma
occupsncy built extenpive paying busaess
s t the Wholesale trade down s9wn Such opportunity
and rroatabei There dwelliag above the
store, rent low. Please sddress c. box 1898 Poat flee
whom a!l satisfactory particulars will DO entered into
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Cabin, 1920; Second C.bin, 40.
10 berth occurred until paid foy
freight Will be ohsrga& specie beyond Amount for
rerneGai expenses
An experienced surgeon On board.
all letters sad aowspapers uuss pas, hcough lha Post
0f3ce.
res freight or passage. spplyto
&. CUNhRD, Jr., 50 grosGvsy.
French German and other foreign goods received and
e,ought In With British goods Through bls Oh
isd!ag are given In ukvre for New York.
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NOTICE....THE PROPRIETOR OF FANCY STORE.
established for number Of years. in one OF the oss
business parte broadway having the best
in this oy Being about retiring from should like
10 find person posse ssing certain capital who would
Elder, 6G7 Il Broadway.
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EARAsF FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE, FOR IMPROVED
city property Farms in the sowa OF North 0aasle
Kensico Depot the H.rlem Railroad: one eoatsinins
about 40 acres the other about rs acres both boug i'm
proved with good dwelling houses barng atbe &c. For
Terms and pa-tie ulars, apply 80 49, va
JOHN TOWNSEND, JI, 70 wall .treet,
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EJACKErs FOR UAyRE-sHCoNp LIEE.-THE FOL
lowing ships viii lcaye Hsyrs abe 10Th. and AeN
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FOH SALE AND TO LErr.

A TIN AND SHEET IRON XANUFAcroRY TO LET,
and STOCK iSr sale established twenty six rens
cheap coed stand plenty COED customers Suceut
ior s.fiSued 10 cell ons Apply 70 j. Bruce " soma No.
les Water street. or 20 A. Macpherson. 3 Water
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-12-18

and the latter enacts that such horses aud all
the colts that come of them, shall belong TO
the Yankees who stole them, aud to their
heirs aud assigns forever.
Meanwhile New-York and Connecticut,
anxious to sell sugar and clocks in exchange
for Vermont poultry aud lox-skns, siipulaio
with her that If any stolen horse Jump ont
OF hls Vermont lot aud escape 10 his old
owner, that owner shall not harhor or feed
him, nor shall any neighbor aid or assist him
IN securing the horse, under q thousand dol.
lars penalty; moreover, the escaped horse
shall be given up OH Claim Of the thief who
stole him, and on proof of his identity MS the
horse that lcns stolen.
IN process of time eight horsos-that is,
two full grown and six colts, Jump out of
their Vermont inclosure, aud stray back TO
their old owner; that owner, 10 mike sure
of his own, steps across the Canadian line
and settles down. The pursuing, hnggord-
faced Yankee finds himself minus his eight
horses Tie owner has got his own and the
thief is ruined. "Oh, horrible !" cries the
clock dealer il Connociicu;. Rank robbie.
ryW echoes the sugar-dcnlcr IN NewYork.
what strip man thus of all his proper
tyl Take the last eight horses he has in the
world Poor man, lac is to be pilied. lie
must be enumerated for his loss; get mp II
subscription; pay him two thousand dollars
more than tic horses would have brought
him in the Vermont market. Poor man.
le was so unfortunate in having such poor
fences around his pastures!"
True, lac had the older ones sixteen yoars,
aud the younger oucs four or five. True,
they were stolen from their rightiul owner,
and he thereby LETT horseless aud pcnuiess
for sixteen years. True, he expended
months OF time aud hundreds in money in
search of his stolen horses, yet, iuasmuch ms
the "honcsi" horsc-thief had had them so
long, his heart was so set on the horses, that
he must have them the rest of his lie or he
is rllined
Cotton Friends which would you say was
tho more worthy of n subscription, tho man
who thus deprived tho real owner OF his
horses, aud for sixteen years had their work,
earnings und increase, or the robbed olgncr,
who for that number Of years submitted in
poverty, in want. in sorrow and in tears, to
that wrong and outrage? Wlrnt course
would irue sympathy dictate I?
T. not the liberty of one woman of more
value llnn many horses?
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-12-18

Ohio, for the recovery Of any real estate so
forfeited as aforesaid, and upon the recovery
thereof, to cnusc n transcript of such recov-
cry TO be mnde aud transmitted 10 tho auditor
of state, TO be by him sold in the manner
now provided for the sale of forfeited lands
Sec. z. That every black or niulntto per-
son who shall violate any of the provisions
Of this act, shall be deemed guilty OF an OIL
fence, and upon conviction thereof before
the probate court of any county in this state,
upon complaint of any citizen, shall be I'M
prsoned ia the Jail of the county, at hard
labor, for any time not less than six nor
more than twelve months, at the discretion
ofthe court, aud shall moreover he liable Tor
the costs of prosecution: Propifed, that eve
ry ten days residence within this state, niter
the first or any subsequent term OF impris-
onment shall expire, shall be deemed an
additional aud independent violation of this
act
Sec. 6. Tint il shall he tho duty of the
district assessors throughout the stntc, nj the
same time that they make an assessment OF
the taxable property within their respective
districts, to make n complete list ol the
names of all blacks aud mulntto persons,
and if minors, of their respective ages ahd
return the same within ten days after the
same shall be completed TO the recorder of
the county in which said list shall be made.
Sec. 8, That it shall bc tho duty of each
recorder, to whom any list shall be returned
as aforesaid, TO carefully compare the same
with the registry of names rs aforesaid, in
his Office, aud it, on such examination he
shall iiud any person or persons so returned
not residents within the meaning of this act,
he shall forthwith report the fact, together
with the names of all such nOn-residents, to
the prosecuting attorney Of his county, who
shal inmedihtely cause said person or per-
SONS to he arrested and prosecuted for such
offence. ..
Sec. 10. That any assessor, recorder, or
prosecuting attorney who shall fail in any
instance, to perform the duties required of
him by this net, shall forfeit and pay for
every such offence, any sum not less tlInn
fifty dollars nor more ihnn one hundred dol
lars TO lie recovered 10y action Of debt, before
any justice of the peace, or mayor of any
incorporated Town or city-one half to 60 10
the iniorncr, aud the other half To the cOun-
~ in which such penalty shalt be recovered,
aud he shall moreover he incapable forever
hereafter of holding nny office Of trust OF
profit within the state of Ohio.