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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-22
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NJ RS. EMMA GILLINGHAM BOS -
We WICK's TENTH SOIREE MUSICALE OF F,ar a
Of re Second seres az MILO SALOON, en- FRtD Y
syENING Iaa o. i85l
NIs BOsTWICK viii be assisted BY the follow E
Mr. HENRY SQUIRES, the American Tenor, mis- 4 ct
appenarce n New-yolk.
Mr.. THOMAS BAsso
HERR DIETRICH Pianist
HERR EBEN, Finite. Primo.
HERR OHLENANN. oboe.
HERR kIEFER Clarionete.
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TAUTION.-All persons are hereby eau
u incd not 10 receive negotiate the following de-
scrbod Notes ths confederation for which they gwen
having FILED, viz
drawn 10y Jos s. SnOWdel, and endorsed by Dub0sq
Fuller.
one note dated Sept a. 1851 at nine months for $780,
drawn by Jos T. sBowden aud endorsed oy Dubosq 4
Fuller.
One e. dated SEP, a. 1851 s'tweye months r $50,
drawn b. Jos. s. SlowdeB and endorsed by Ddbosq &
Fuller
All the above notes are dated At PHILADELPHIA
JOSEPH s. SAONDEN, Southwark Plaang Mn,
Ian ~ l8l ljl3zw'l Philadelphia
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~ Card-Mr JOSEPH PERKINS would take his
unity to express his heartfelt thanks % the 10 lowing
Ladies ana Gent een, who so kindly gave Their era Oios
services IN e ms late Complimentary Concert at the
Bfoaduay Iatefuac.c, VI Mrs r Dillingham; B1gtTick,
Mrs Mana Leach and aiosNs Leach Tvs er, Sed gwck,
Gtodal, E.en Bnl L0der. Or the delightful music flr-
tthed he occasion sd he would gulc larry thank
he ,epowBsd GEO IoprR F.Q Tor the yery sDle and
,fcsht which lac cuuduc ed the business ar
Il the Concert and that too, without the
slightest sdvaaaao himself DtheI than conviction Of
euy to relieve actu aad also 90 his friends and
the pub who generously responded - bis appeal To-
ttker with Comutee. whose ardu0us duties OF
70 much benefit he feels NJ der last ng OBJ atoms
Amount i0f Tickets sold sob
EXPENSES for Printing aud Idbernic &C.. 40
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COs1

4 OST-A large white Newfoundland
DOG with yellow spots; he is two years DID, and 10
probably he aigsst dog N the county. lie l9st "A
Inc ci1ity II dorr.AAIa bi4gs. OF tho 2Jsh int:
yfusfd will be given o. aly 20 ebJ M return
him TO CHARLES L. WILSON, M9nsaaia Village
IL D.
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1yeeiol N0lice&.


~ A Card.-Mr. JOSEPH BURKE desires 70 IN
s his friends that the announcement paohsheo re"
,,arce staring hat he would vs,, Europe ms Water
x,,unagthorzed by him, be having no intention oil me
ind MI hasIesumed ms professional duties and Fii
stinus his resjeuce me Ciy aad give Instructions On
ae Piano Fofte, Singing. Nlolia and Lec'ns Accom-
,as,msnt Communications tft II Messrs Schrienoerg
Ina OF Wm Hall Sos, Will receive Immediate at,ea~
-. J22h'
- n1echauics' Institute Lectures In colss-
e. N Causge by he IRE. aud uAti me rooms H
ST,s uff can be repaired, the course u f4tr-U,. t
se,n'Inueo a. THE Lecture ROOM 3l ''s - - 80
80 secretion Clinton Ha the ne ~ whicn has nth
tdfrsd for tte ~ nilcs oi INC 90 iist, ~l
~ he dsi,y.fed "a The LOVING of1ef.
I,.erh Nj Ssndefs0n. ESQ, January z'-Sot c Ah.fl
-, T.mp.e ard Education 900 inc Mechah'
q Deter H.cc,1, Esq January lsrfoPehof -'f o.e i
'G,,'.s n Dslavan ESQ February Ten peIance, with
,l.;s, iustiaIig The effects Of alcohol ON the hnmw
'I ,as, Gnscon. NJ D February i2-Use and abuse
~ ar he NscessIiy Of Ventilation.
Iesa n Grfc lu. Al. ID February l9-USo and AOate COB
Ar ard the Necessity OF Ventilation. -
Vlham Stafx ESQ Of Troy February 20 ea. dreams
oi suIper,ns TIE Irue Dignity Of the Meclamcd Pro-
faslOf. te,,.r ~, ..,.+--
Of Benjamin bIa'sim - ~. A.. .,,
yTees.o r. Ogden DoIeuus March i3Cheai.ssy, With
uact csl lnstIatuns 20.
tuC.fcsl iiIgsiThilDfs. e,
he SSo,s named gentlemen have kindly volunteered
hsr services The lectures VIII commence At oc,9cA
Members can Obtain 'helr tickets from the &c udfy no
OI1er.st. On behalf Of Lecture COMMITTEE ,.
aI n. JOHN ROACH, chalmlo.
~ Fire Departmeut.Ihe I easaler Of 'hs Ere ~,
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= +. PUTNAM will PUBLISH On

i. PUTNAM viii PUBLISH on
~. THURSDAY, 49,,
Nj Brsteds new work. FIVE YEARS IN AN
ENGLISH NINERSITY. BY Charles Astor B-lsied,
Feq. 2vols. l2mo clio h. 50 q
II TIE MERCHANTS AND BANKERS ALMA,
MAC FOR 1852. vol, S70. cloth, 81 IomDuslag ali
che usual statistical matter. and large amount ct mp5f-
information relatg 90 fnanca' a"d monetary All tfs
Nov READY.
J. LAYADD NINEVEH-Comll unabridged eti-
uoo. wrh Numerous EnsTayinss 2yols IN enc l@mo.'
cloth s. 49, -.,-.,
II THE HOME CYCLopEDIt Of USEFUL
ARTS vol small 8vO.. WITH Fl cravings. 81
III PUTNAM SEUI-mONlaLH LIBRARf-FIrst
Volume, 2Gl ~ neatly printed. l2mo. % cents. J2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-22

NOARD. "A suite Of Rooms, Parlors,
E% with Bedrooms, and Sitting Rooms on second hoor
SUu be 10. 10 Gentlemen and their WIVES or to angle
Gentlemen Moons slss third noOr, gen'eei &C ;onnio-
aansl TIE house POSSESSES the advantages OF al tss
ern Improvements Location No So St MAJ s-pilce,
uen % av. 18Th St. Dinner hour - Hest reference
even and required ~ S.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-22

TaEAsURER's OFFICE,l
NoEsIoH AND WORCESTER RAILROAD Co., Dec. !S5i. !
nIVIDEND.-A Dividend Of two aid
u one half per cent on tho Preferred Stock Of tina
Company has THIS DAY been declared az the Trans
fer hsefcy No. % " ilanst Work and after
the 9Th day Of January nelt. TIE Transfer BOOKS viii
be closed the OH AID reop8ned the IL OF January
EsYt. riJ3wfl g. l. PERKINS, Treasurer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-22
MACON AND WESTERN RMLRoAD Co, }

MACON AND NksIEkN HAILkOAD Co, (
MACON. "a, Jan. 7, 1884
SiYlEEND No. lI.--NOtice is hereby
given 10 the STOCK holders Of this Company having
81, tx On T.gsr IN the CIV OF Now York that dividend
II F0ur Dollars per Share their lnsodated SOCK
AID me prOpGltonats 81 Two Djlars per share on
n whch has been conso lated, will be paid ON and
the 1T rroximo the Bank 4 he STATE u New York
IL G.TGThSss J. H. TAYLOR, Trsasnfer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-22

MAYORS OFFICE, NEW YORK, January go 1879
70 NOtICc. -NOce Is heTehy given, that al persons
sho require To he NACClNATED will DO attended 10
Wtmiy by application al sitht OF the Dspenssres where
ftyslcals are Cor sauty IA attendance; and W Is recon-
headed hat all Nho have hot been yaccne0 should avail
htmseiyez Immediately Of the Opportunity thus offered
~ hout charge The Ntw-NorA Dspsnsary Is located az
he corner OF Certre aId VIII SIS. the Eastern Dspea-
nv IA lncloW-st IN the rear of Essex Market, the
Northern Dnpensaly 81 he junction Of Wayerly place aud
ehlsiopAof-sts. ll2l iWl A. &. kINGSLAND, Mayor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-22

ARMER-Wanted, to 90 to glDase
20 miles from New.York. One understands am
inc ard gardening and can personally perform al tAe az
ties requiste secufe good and permanent s,h1I-n,
An American preferred and noe reed apply Fn, -
not had several years experience AZ the D1slhees IN
country Applicants Will state full ptrtcu, hs ha--
price and qualifications As the advertiser mas ecu -
posed upf a heretof re- those lot veil qualhtd WI" az
themseives useless trouble By not aDpyIng AedIeSs ~
DFRHOVEN l. CO Box No 3,46i New fo.A ~ -
fro
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-22
!, UCRATIVE OCCUPATION for

L { RIA / / y L OCCUPATION Tor
4 TTHFR SFN-The adv rtiser will commrnct ale
O. any ad, or gentleman PRINTED Instructions Ia Two beau
tfu Arts with IN other rtspec able ana hehy fenu-
LtlsUgs occupations requiring no previous KNOWLEDGE,
tuf tliug outlay. and suceatly etpLc 20 enabe erheF
youth adult II both sexes u Practice me same Wholly p
tf ics1s hours winter lm5r and by Ordinary mus
t-y good the Production OF afci-sl1
demand throughout he Union The infiruct'ns
M puf ctUalig 0rv arced 10y return a. a 10
cf tie uifed States for 81. hr addressing
iIo lmITtSS' y. l. JEUNEHO1tNE Rochester \ 1.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-22

UARDlNG.-.F Families can obtain hand
t ssmely furnished apartments in desirable location
IN town wi eIe all comforts of home may De realized
Aso one or two pleas rooms for single gentlemen Ap
NV a. 3i2 4 h av Terms moderate. III
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-22

yS,Q CLOTHlFRS.-A irst-rate prac-
q zeal Cutter. whose engagement 10 about - expire,
would Ike - hear Of situation. He understands tue
SoufAefD aud Western business Address Box so1 lau
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-22

LNOUND-On Sunday leg, "a Sl- ..n,,i
4 near 1871 Il PORTE siOness nave rhs sane
~ p,oyiss property snd gsyiHg eIpsa:ss ed Il
NJ g. CeorEe's- place, 1871 81, ss'"S'A " M
iZ03
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-22
IsNO PuRlISHERS ANDPRiNIEkS.

-Wabtsd-Ihe adve4 tiser. who i a good practical
Prler and has lad several years experience IN 60
dur M an publ hing Public Journal auG one who ven
aqua nted wnh The 40 Of daily Press, would desire
situation as partner Foreman II the p1olishiaS 81
i.s, I'M vi e.aniisnmsnt For further particulars al
5les. NJ C. f., Clens ais Free Press, Warren COUNTY
Y J2O JDN3-SN'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-22

experienced Teacher Of Music ard Languages wonid
Ike tomake engagement 20 q South Tighi vay rs
terms re moderate. namely 5000 and beard FOR Teaching
piano. forte. guar flute, aud sing all IN he Italian
h.o FIeLch and German ansusssS, aud should II Re
necessary son branches of EaclSh education and Draw
ifg also can bemoluced. Address JOSEPH ANTHONY.
Tribune Office J22 30
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-22

TOHN BOYLE.-Informatloa wanted Of
- JOHN BOYLE ESQ, snailye o. NeMto"nl ai.Eply'
County Derry Ireland. He died n New YORK IN otpen5
pei. I'm. zhy ~ ., ~ - q tyi,g - Ney-York ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-22
fsNO CINIL ENGINEERS and LAND

4 SURVEHORS.--A v ell qualified Cyil El-Iecr and
Land Surveyor OtsiouS OF meeting vi IA olsas 'sht
e. her tor hsc utice work. Eng 1susEt more MS
present teot than SHAY FirsI CITY reference will be
gwen Address L : Herald Ohcs. ~ l~'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-22
I OST.-If the person who took ffOlo Tho

I OST.--If inc PeT5on VINO E'oA LON sIl7
over coat pocket o. the su5seuber Tuesday A. err
toon somewhere between the tickei1hcs OF the view
fert.y Hafoad Company End The depot 10 Jersey tty
dsrs leather PORTE MOHNAtE. bo nd a / sf9ia1 ~ts
steel VIII return Tue same ether taTo1yh the - once
ar snv Of er IS av be az choose he keep af. Dr All
# ~ fngnfs ADD no questions " 30 asked TIE Porte
Hcnna!G contained checks lns ptgmolt 90 "liI1. ~
Ia been stoppej and o,her Duyats papers, 81 ~
vaIue e.cept - The asr. ~lJ would z - rscei'e
~ " g kIS~,
ts24. C,lec.Hs OEcs Cl,gm h5l.e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-22

Il Catholic Institute OF New iork.-fhe Third
Lecture Of The Course vii be delivered ar The Stayyesant
Institute No go Broadway on TIT RSDAY EVE
MING Jan o. % O'Clock. by DIR 7 V. HUNTINGTON.
Bn oklyD, ". y. Subect-"S s. vincent DE Panl-Ine
nuts Of his hio Tickets 25 cents; 30 be had at the
Catholic Bookstores ard al the door the evening Of the
ecure TIE proceeds 60 be given TO the ~ spa OF So.
Hmo,nt H 3ih st under The charge OF tbs Sisters OF
Clauv T22lt@l DANIEL SULLIVAN Sec'y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-22

,i .S .ls Second N,w-YsFk building a1,ecja.

.Net ham sQuage fHURSDAN l7,sslis ~ "a ma T. No
sSs, l"4 'h' purpose OF r-cev.as rt,< e b.s-,Is.
en- -.,,'s ~ a socia 'ea. aa3 lhe election. oT-
i.'...a Htm Gcrcu.sr long corre-'ei ~ 49, PC
ha,1sss.N ar1 ism NL'm IA cA valuable ,niorWst os
rs. ~. slee h''ales re 50 cea,s Pt- vslrs ssSl
MAJ - Secretary New York Ass9cias,on. NJ !,
1901 %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-22
Il \ ERBUCKFR SAVINGS

* NfCh ERBUCKER SAVINGS
" BANK gth av corner Of 23d st Open Every NON
DAY, TIL kSDAY AID SATURDAY, h0m 9 z. NJ.
This institution rays per interest all deposits not
evcscdng $500 Interest VIII commence on all sums de-
posted oB before no is day OF Iannary is33 nteres
si also be Flowed 0m the date 0f deposit a2 ~ the On
dag Of January. 10 3 inclusive.
The charter If ,hs Institution seCufes 70 minors ana %
rlaies nanied " unmarried the entire cchfol OF AZ
none - depostsd 10 their names
TRUSTEES
lse Pollock, J. ". Howe, " DsiakdOff
7 W Save Arson Wills J. MsCialland,
John DenbaD, ~. ". Bolster. tssorSe tiSI1y
TohD Waite g. H. Wiliams John Ives. Vi. %
Robert Rogers Vim Wnsow WIN Wheeler,
" W Campbell. Besi C. Vandsll, l.. Hazltns,
Moses & Fdwards T.. Freeman, A. Rust,
Geo. y ganaB. A Gilbert, J. A. Van Ripper
JAS POLLOCK, President
ANsON WILLS Becretary.
ELIJAH WARD, Counsel d23 5m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-22

s.NNGlNEER.--A Gentleman, educated
a. tie Ecoe Centrale of Paris AID accomplished
Engineer aud Chemst desires TO aud employ az
DraughsB an or, If need be- as prac zeal Engineer. Is
perfectly competent cam engine Of kind and
reacy undertake any respectable work By which ne
can his bread. Spesls F1ench. German, aud some
English. Address A. 3. F., The I11,Rae Office.
223TuIh&S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-22
Waui employment.

i s Cook, by a respectable young Wo-
y nan, IN private family She excellent Cook
and q ist-Tae Washer and Ioner Has good references.
Apply al No. 10 Union court, University place. between
IIth and 18Th -sts l22 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-22

NEW HoTEL.-Ten completely ,, er-
rshsd Rooms at 81 per week; Rsoias Win sIsses'
O. 81 90 Per week; RooIas per gat, &C "a - -
nj, cuus ucted hsGse Is lighted tEroSsno1' Nl1a -
s.o.J h, nj AR furnaces with wafer closets % g.
aeoy and ksp. open during the night corner u
"a Trznk fart ats enc blsek from tAe RAN. ji'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-22

nOTELS and BOA r ID y c.
\ 4 UNION PARK HOUSE, Nos q and - t ~ -
a N Btanch Bow open, corner Of bfoaaHay AM stA,s
Eebe rooms single ia suits wh ettei OF pri'Ass -
bic cnn lie had in these delightful locations on the ms
favorable terms. - -
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1852-12-11
PLAQUEMINE. PARISH OF BERVIL4LE, DECEMBER
a Knowing Dog.

The sa9acty of The dog is said to exceed
that Of any o,Ier animal, and if We may believe
all the stories which are related Of him, it par
takes more of the character Of ;easOn than in
stnct. OF all the remarkable dogs of which
We have ever heard, there are few that will
compare with one belonging 10 Mr.. Brewer, in
Spring street market His name is Texas,
anu his aye about four years. Texas is Il zen
eSl i,,Vorlte, and Is 4 terror to rals-;,nd cats.
This hostility to rats is quite natural, but his
anhno>iy to .Ilc latter animals is attributable
mainly to their we'll known reputation for dis
honesty, of Which Texas, in his office Of watch
dog Of the market, has had ample practical ex-
pcrIence.
lie has often lain in ambush for puss, and
when So fortunate, rs TO ca'ch her in the act Of
stealing the wcll-guardcl property from The
stalls, invariably killed her on the instant. His
practice iii this kind Of work has been pretty
extensive, until quite recently there w.,~ 4 sui
den emigration Of eats from the immediate Vi
cinity Of the market. He has, however, CON
ceivcd hatred to the whole species, and takes
particular pleasure in hunting them at night
through the streets. When Il tavorite cat is
found dead, the murder is charged uron him,
whether he is guilty or not, and if he were not
under the protection of all the butchers in the
market, he would never be able 10 stand against
the powerful opposition which has been organ
lied against him.
H. has also large number Of friends in the
fire department, and: till within few months
ago, was an active member of Hose Company
No. y. Whenever IN alarm Il ire was heard,
Texas was always on the @crt. No matter
what hour, he WAS generally % be found irst
at the door of the hose house, >hd when the
carriage was turned out he accompanied it to
the fire. The pursuit Of cats and It's WAS
abandoned the moment the bell sorltru. He
ran with two or three machines, md .nen only
when the fire occurred in cert in di~trcts.-
Now, a we lave sail, he hts scope, ymlnia-
to fires, an, '.as placed himself OF the list of
exempt frcmen; but although he is no longer
all active meulber, he has filled his place with I
canine friend named Mex. Mack is several
year his junior, and is gcner lily regarded as
his protege.
In all street qu,,"els winch ne has w,th 9TH
er dogs, he relic upon ne assistance of Texas,
VINO never falls TO make BIZ appearance when
there Is any iah'ing going on. Max was reg
u'arly t'aincd by Teas to run WIN .hc ca,
gines, and IS now. as exact il his ~,end.' : at
fires Is Inc most cadv nlt nlbcr Of ne dc, art
men,, lie always tlkcs nc lead. and when
any delays occurs, exhbts his impltiencc by
frequently running up 10 the member, and bark
in at them. When at he he manitests the
greatest interest in the cEcrtions OF his own
company, 2nu never leaves HEN rntil thcv re.
turn to the hose house. Mack and Tey.'s may
be seen any day about Spring street market,
where hey are known o every one doing bu
sncss in lie nei.hbo aood.--Neg Yo1t Ere-
mug Post.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1852-12-11
PLAQUEMHNE:
Saturday, December II, 1ss2.

Purser Smith.-The following article from
the New York Universe assigns an entirely rev
cause for the hostility of the Cub&n authori-
Ties TO Purser Smith:
The true cause of The difficulty in the affair
of he Crescent City, seems to be that in
1927, when only ii yeats of aee, he served as
midshipman on he Mexican brir Guerrero,
commanded by kinsman, and past Of thc
feet with which The late Commodore Porter
swept the Spanish Navy from i!e Gu'G After
One of the most severe comics IA N; rltimr
war, the Guerrero was cap' ufucd uetwecn Cape
San Antonio and Vera Cruz, by Spanish Sc
venty-four, after having previously defeated
two Spanish vessels of superior force. Except
the brilliant achievement of the Essex in cap
turing the Cyane a d Ievant at V;'par2iso, and
old Rcid's deteoce of the Gen, .rt1strong ri
Fanch.p, we have no feat 70 compare with tl1i3.
On being ;aken to Havana, he with The oIi~
GERS Of The Guer'e,o were placed in misera-
bic Spanish guard snip, and larl,led t',rou III
the stree,s with guard formid'bc enough for
4 platoon of grenaders, when nc Wa: taken 10
sign his parole. Des spotic governments never
forget, and now after the lapse of twenty five
years, the man is made to feel the conseIucn-
ces Of envy and i'll feeling, excited by gaIIantry
in child, impotent to call forth The admiration
of Spanish Satrap.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1852-12-11

An Ar .h6Lo Tace-A Western editor, re-
fcrring TO wood cut likeness of Gen. Pierce,
published by Z contemporary, says: sit is the
:me which, appeared in that sheet several years
nee as lie likeness of the celebrated Ephraim
X. ivers Subsequently, it made its appear
nee rs iitG portrait of the "IIcro of San Ja-
ci1to" 4 has been ins' rted from time TO time
to reprc~tnt Dr. Brandeth, of pill notoricty;
also >iignor Blitz ard Professor Gardner, the
soap man. It has also appeared at different
times ut the head of the Townsend Sarsaparilla
ad. ert cmcnts. a ftw years ago it was pub
lished as striking likeness Of Martin Van
Buren, and in 1913 as that Of Gen. Cass.--N.
Y. ReueiIle.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1852-12-11

An Erperinem.-Tbe New York Tribune
says :-"Sngullr results are obtained in rJis
city from very simple application of ,'e ner-
vous fluid, animal magnetism, or wlaieVer be
the agency, to brute matter. Let a party Of six
or eli .ht persons sit around common pile Ia
bic for twenty minutes 10 iIaffan sour with the
palms of his hands flat on the top Of the table;
it is not necessary tI,at ieir mnd- should pay
any attention to the process, or conversation
be suspended; but presently the table becomes
so charged with the mysterious fluid that it be-
gins to move, then rise from it, push away your
chairs, still holding your hands near, though it
is not necessary to touch it, and it will turn
around from end to end, and even proceed ra-
pidly about the room, without any visible agent,
on which excursions the persons must bear it
company or the current is broken aud the
movement stops. This simple experiment may
be easily tried; it requires no faith and no out
lay Of moral or physical strength; and the re-
suit, with table that is not too heavy, is prct-
ty sure to follow"
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1852-12-11
Webster and the Tzighwayman.

A correspondent o. tie De ,oit Fee Press
gives :lie following correc h! Of an anccGote
abont MI. WebS'er when .iding at night be-
tween Washing, on and Baltimore:
"The anec,'u,e is en- eIy :nco rect, and as it
arpe2r> 10 >eilect on ihe courage OF Mr.. Web.
) -, il j. bu, ;., that his memo,v snouG ave
;ne benefit OF tie true f}ct~. Tue following
vou may depend on as the ifue version nave
ie:rb ii more than once il ON II intimate ,iend
and great admifer Of Mr.. Webster, a.pd VINO
W., N Congress viii him.
"Mr. Webster was one of he passengers in
Stage coach, which Drokc down between Eaiti-
more and Washing tor. The passengers went
90 the nearest tavern aud he, e found |lat there
was 40 other vehicle 10 lie procured for some
hours. This was at nignt, and NJ. Webster
being very an.ious to proceed on S jouinei,
applied o iIc landlord for some convey rec;
his ansW t, was HAT he had none, bu ia; per-
son was about tn proceed towards w. tng'on
ia L gio, and might be induced 10 : &c him :,
sea-; but, aid t'c landlord, drawing NJ Weo-
ser asid,, you my not like your rompaninn;
he j. the notorious NJ. ttc mudererr-
Never mind said Mr. Webster, she will 40.
hut me; ask him il he will iskc me- NJ
was a Ilan who bad been tried iur most 70
cious and saw .e murder, anv' who, although
he had been :cquittcd, WIS n"iieved by al 20
be gull AID went by tne name of M, tie
mn de- cr. y &c oe.ner f the gi.5 consentct' to
lie NJ. Webs er with him, and ,hev st;r5cd,
rns...n3 on >.nous subjects, until sudden =. t
i very lonely pact of the road, his connanon
~ ned abrunlt, .owJrd Mr. Webster, ahd said:
so you know whom you are riding with g.
Without a moments hesitation. Nlr. Webster
answered: sYcs-with M, the murdc err
and u, his turn: asked: 'And 90 you know with
whom you are ridnlgT NJ at once cnswer-
e,: .Ycs-wih D.niel Webster; and i'I;ese
20, the only man in Inc United State, VINO
would dare ,.,v to me W at J on have Just sd
Tn holdness of The answer sui, q lie s:''-,!"
spirit Oh. and he oiten afterwards re- ed
the anccdote. A. L. IT,