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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-18
GARRETr vlx WAcoSER AucioosNr
OSITIVE SALE at A UCTI IN
Il Of 2aU LOTS 10 thu city o.
-nN ,

On THt ksOAY shd FaI 7AY, Oct s and 10.
AtIo'sl2ck P e., on the Giounj. 49,,
This IN be M most acys ssls Of buss Los tna n,s
ever tssfp place IN Peterson. Tho pats arc On ne Ds
Ps.sic F.. over oosinE the prspenu' cit, o. s I'll
go &c., and m, n1i,cua gscroes Tbs prJ CT rsrs'
brn txptns sdes s1d WORKED ss s.Iss ~ 40 s.
80, s,1se 10 r.is The Bridge has been tssd o. scas
INV tors w.isht co the Ths Owners insts sns "a
Of Pasou snc vicinity T. eH,mee tas te bod sni
be ~ oInsmsug 70 the cry boI Vb' " '"N WV
n,o.ts B. TART j structures IL tb7 siata . -,
The Los "a - om 25fioo g an acre M,- o. tasn
a.. =. a. 90 .hsd-d forest res and eonm snno
,og- her wi'o sVns u The .1
III. STAT The Los will h. oHseS oas WI ny stis.
thus siyL great ldaeemen'' 70 e"p''' '''' ']-
o., ,s -. ...-io,.v di.oos.5 Of
luse ,tns II built containing Tea rooa' sHi n'''
~ S.r5 u.jIs csl.r ssd ablu. a. VAN wAg.
Cor p'r,leulS' 'pPly, s GAn u Nss,as
n. Wy orb wLae Maps can be obt iihsd 'nip''n''
Known ----
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-18
So R,RroL, Auctionser .
IMPORTED WINES. BRANDIES, CIGARS,

i kc,n AUCTION $; ,. bAKTOL 20 WI vi "a Wa
THURSDAY Oct IS, at their extensive saesrpOm 10 10
Pest 81 a choice rtmsLt Of N%sta r"rt an ~n",v
Mines Brand, s-Otad Benns sni Loadon poch Nttn'y
I,o1snd and seh.idam Gin. London Cofdis London and
sco,cb A 90 in ppt., Chaupssns SO 1ihoA o4cs~r.
A., no ttO imported Csns All Of which are wNrantsa ~
epes med hi s.e BIO worthy the ,ttenn VI The trsde
A. o.iyats FAM leo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-18
A. ~ MsswIS. Aucnoreer
DY BANGS, BROTHER Il Co.-Trade Sale

u Rooms No IS PsFk-FoF.
MONDAY FNENlN DC, p, 6i H'c'ock.
NEW AND FRESH STOCK A large COLLECTION OF vausSs
,ry eopi.s of STANDARD BOOKS 10 various b. anches
cent pub ed and v,rety Of M,eelaas1u Ltss
Also assortment VI Gas ics AID School bo's IN
quantities &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-18
Gorses, Carriages. 81.

IHOR SALE-A large, young, BAY HORoE,
soasbls for czriss-, ex1res. OF cart Csn DO sooH Wv
Iivery- stable corner " Beaver and New SIS
EOR SALE.-A very superior thorsago'orsa
..SHs dORsE, sound lind and gsntle. Price Slh
A. sCXLASd and sE7S Of HARNESS. Apply at No. q
Bopd-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-18

'wIpD-srOLEN from tbs house

a IN RYwARD.-STOLEN from tbs house
1sMy n henry VAIL q s,.nfcrs, pateses ooan,J, >,
=. ifth Of August, 1855. dsd 0esses>d. ~ ~
GxfcH uuted joseph John.o, Lv,re,,l No cs,s.B.s
% - a a. tho S.es Alec foe sid CHAM ~
E.- Cd He Alec Lidy.. go sse,.rs, .pi "a
ts...ssv received al No n Nu-sn-st By NJ -,
BIZ aEERY VAIL Of stsrfrd q = . ~. ftse Tof
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-18
Real Gstate TOR Gale.
A T PRIVATE sALE-The following desirable

"A aOUSFS aud LOrS. via.
The storY browpsone House situated on West 18th ST.
Alec the ory House and Lot the c)fer Of
Bsdison-sv md Sld.st
So 3s;oy brown front Houses and Lots In
West S4th ct. -
Aso oy brick Hou,e ard Lot situated IN West 2t St
Ao the SsoIy biick uouse add Lot situated In West 4hs
Also The hIeo tsory front Houses and Lots ia
West S2d.st
Also The aoy brown stone front House and Lot sused in
Fst i5thtt
Also the 4ory front House aud Lot in Boerun
place .,.,,,
so the brick Houses aud Lots situated in Test
corn. e.. between Broadway AM 6tn-ay.
For terms further particu, .Is apply TO-
BAKER WE cKS, No. Finest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-18
HTNRN IT. TEFos Auction .@r-sy II. II. LgEDs co
EILGANT HOIISI HOLD EURN.TURE-

ELEGANT HOUSE HOLD FURNITURE
~ Mad. Nv Bssd iu- Meeks In the best fsfys-HESkr
n LEEDS Co. vii eel rAuRsOA' De- " At hf
oelocA ~ 10 West S2d.t aSav al The Fn'niturs
cott arei said hons- coosspg Of rich aoes ie,
md heavy rss-s; eesnt en,meed Nofnios tss-
vccd Fss,r- slas. and sin god; "v, Pier 3a''csi
sur eb norwood sis Fo by LndedS fs 1oettye.
May si50 OF real biupze Coup srd fsuee' 10
N sntles: very elcksu Gas Chandeliers and FNrues, WITH
obe pe spd SEX walnut esse1 rarcr tar re s 'etet
voc g. coyrred With green silk vevet Chicks In srDzs ani
on NJ f.rcy Char. am Sc vered olsh saa ana b0sc,
tell, 1rirs Furniture, carved m'hosauy oovens With
in ou plush; Exteosn Tables very i"s reception ro,n,
God covered purpe 'roccoi Couche' Cne Sc
Becroom FnruitureBfusels CaFpes ply dos nsnos,.y
aod bacI wslnu Be adj Cia, prs'sns Nur-sn' mhe
trts Conctrs ensmsl-d Cottage Fustnr. Msttr s
end sther fowH al Of the bes kud En.h'a ou O'o,n'
Ha RscL. velvet Stair srres Chins oa--, Sc SIZE CO n
meces tb the Kitchen Fn Tbs above Furniture has
ont 4, siICe Nsy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-18
Danrinq Ara6fmies.
IODWORTH's DANCING ACADEMIES.

IL
n .-NEw.voRH No. sec Aroaiway, opposite esveath st.
BsoogLYS. No l5I Moptsgue-plsce, near C1urts
NJ DODNORTH has The hsnor Of announcing that the
Cases for I.d and GsnteDen At biz Academies IN Ne"
Yort and BIoOkyn open for the season 80
Ceula terms &c be oh sned at either OF
th- AcaSen4ies 49,.
Mr. DODW ORTIZ has the pleasure Of Informing bis u ms
hat sgeesbly their repeated solicitations 20 s-t,osh
Dspcoa in the plen successful 10 NsN
Yoik erected spacious bu ons eomnos every con
yeIence could be suzgesed BY experience
sfd in aSapt-d the hesthfu exercise 70 winch
will b, a, votec The If the most accessible 10
BIook,p the Fut ana hyrte.v Harotis meet
the head of Montague place. but few steps IRON TIE
Academy
sOIee' exclusively for Pupils and Parents.
DROOKLYN-WU.SON DANCING ACAD-
ID Envy No. 10 CLIFTON opp Isl the Athrnsami siPe
,io F.ry School Tho Glasses meet IL roOAlo ah1
FRIDAYS for ,ou Ladies ard Children at y o'clock aud
G1utieu,n AZ oo yck 2. ~ The attention OF parents re-
srsttfoliy invited
AIRS. A. LANNAI's DANCING SCHOOL,
VI a, Mont. gne Hall Coutst. Brlesyn Is now oPsa-
l., sson.tn WEDNESDAYS AID SATURDAYS, eo2msne'rs
81 O'Clock Fos tsrHs, &c. Apply to Ms LAShAl az No
6s Wloushby st. B.ookyn - the Lal on Ia sisted ds
AID boaIs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-18
a T PRIVATE SALE-The following HOUSE

u and IUTS, VIZ:
The and Lots situated at Nos 81 snd 10 Vsrcs
the wostoy and attic House aad Lot situated &C Nos %
and 40 Ffspslins. $1,000
story House and Lot uaed at No l6l Wash
iuttoD-st :. ~,
ho the fvetory Store and Lot situated at No IS WI
liAus.
JantGst. ....,. =. ~. a..
Aso Brick House and Lot sissted a. No. IA
Aso the ie sory attic Brick House and Lot situated
at No Ga NaJtk-st. ~, ,,n
Also the twostOry House and Let situated at No $50
8Ioomest ~ ,.,. NJ G.
buirY-t.
Tor terms ar d further particulars applyto - avn
BAKF r WEEKS Auciooeers, No Pine st.
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mafbinerp, &e.

T,HE UNITED STATES RAILROAD CAR
i BRAKE COMPANY having completed their Pttters
Al msclin.ry prepared TO urnh 70 Railroad Compa
er iu pfoved Braks Operators $50 per car complete
with svery appliance ready for immedae attachment %neo
can be cone 10 fe hou' by any ordinary mschs1c lae
warrant thu enable the Engper 20 bring bis trsn 70 %
5p within $50 feet speed Of 70 miles Per hon, %itaoat the
.;cffoSthe brak.men WIN @. DREAMER,
General Agent Ofice M. 7" Beavers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-18
fire-proof Safes, 6rales. &e.

COUNTERFEIT COIN DETECTOR.
" ALLENDER's PATENT
q BsIASCE for TESTING BY WEIGHT and BY GAUGE
the GESUryE-Ess Of our
AMERICAN GOLD COIN.
IL shows the -,..or ,,,r
EXACT WEIGgT and the EXACT SIZE ,,,,
of the DOTisLE EAGLE, tie EAGLE. ALF and u AN
TFR F.GLE the TIIkFE Dol LAR PlECE and the
DOLLAR PIECE, old and new Issues
II should be the desk Of CahieT aud ACCOUNTABLE
The lsnd.
Price Only II y. -.- -, .,,t,.
be .eut By Express any part o. the country trhns
expense. fAlhbANhs -, NJ 100 "'e Snay,,k
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-18
fnrs.
GDal, &r.

GOAL. My object is qaick sales and small
~ profs FIR cash price Is S5 25 well scosenod,
e, 10 10y yards corner King and Go nwichss 2jtbs sod
eth-ay., and No. ZIG Duane-st. S5 from boat
Peter CLINTON.
O. = Ok PER TUN for RED-ASH, Fec
dpO ~ and Stove COAL delivered 10 god ID order
ftctn yad NO. SS s'sntonst. by }" l. oo3rAh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-18
CLINTON PLACE INsTITUrE-A Day and

~ Roardpg Srhaoi YOUNG Ladies. Par nts WIN wish
discipline be aoqu red BY th7ir ht@r.
health and sreng tn,ce1 by
..b ,r oruper ex. rce pon In study mode OF bssthng
&c with due atepou aud moral cui'ue-sre Ia
vited 70 psonze school crcu and other into
ton sppy personally by her the ns'itus No 81 Cha
a,n.ulsce j. BLACKMER, A. NJ, PrinoipiL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-18
Suiloins @oRr,dis.

LINGUISTIC TILES-FOr Nestibules, Halls,
IL Hesrths Dsins Coosery4tories SC. GAaShiKE
CHIMNEY tOPs, DRAIN PIPES &c for ssl- D,
MILLER, COATES & You'll ., No. 279 Peai
DATENT MARBLE for the MlLLlOS.-The
UIted States Patent Marble Co.. Incorporated under the
.ss OF The STATE Of NewYoTk capital $500 Orep4rec
all ORDERS for Msrtes Table fops Columns Psde
tells Pi asteT saos &C., II imitation % ii bfOcpe
Pyr.nss ksspci,.n snd al fancy Msrb nrsps
beauty ard susby real Habl- and st les hsn hf the
cost. like ezec iroo word STATE this article
hoy from jctons urged agins sartioe work
The poss being produced ~ sn and not psint and
uish. Order. budsr c4bfp@tak4rs and Others so
esd End Satisfaction guaranteed. liberal nente male
with responsible parties for agepces 10 ell t1e principal csA
No 500 Broadway, corner OF Nalker-st. N. Z.
JosFPH LAsB, Secretary. PEIER RENSfE, President.
lkOUrS. KUOtS ROOFS -. The CHA
~ and test article for covering roofs TAI aooFIse
PAPER Which keep constantly hsst snS ~ 81 y
n all Quantities 70 suit purchasers.
fAs - opRRIcNs0S Co No 81 sss<rnss-a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-18

pN1sUFD HOUSES in NETWORK and

BRUOKLYN TO LETsevers drst-ci "a furnished House;
op row I Nav al ReD from flo1 " $40 per moot and
then frop 50 5o 81 i2r me rwo aaa lh:ee
yeas Also several Unuruned Hous-- Rents ransai
Cor, . go 10 q s. 0 per year. Aopy Immediately to
C MILLER & Co., Auctioneers. NO l9o Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-18
LNOh SALE-The 4.story brown atone HOUSE

on 2sy. nesr lSs.t A.O, the trOry src~l stone s..-
story ard ment brick Hous- sSis ssaf sdsv Also
be itery tr.~ store b.se Hou.. ssv 18Th
Also the sst, " brvn basenent Hou.- I7ths
neu 2d.v Also. the splendid Cottsse.hcusr Esr ishst.
Al.c the stcr3 h,owrrcee fen Heuse s2rh 1iss
10 10 AN, and from to Pm. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-18

VVARNERYILLE SEMINARY, Schoharie Co.,
NY B. LUTHER, A NJ, Principe.
As patron wish call the attention OF parents an guar
o ns to this which ed IN arsioo noted Tor
betn,y OF ,crLey and rare heahnsw The badass are "a
GOOD diion completely furnished and thoroughly ~amei
~ hot air forrscsA There thor Jusb. efficient corps OF
Profess. and the moderate NO 0et1er schOo IN
my otni, o be fonnd-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-18

a SPLENDID FARM Tor SALE-UhIoI-
N MILL, SAw-MILL, CIDER PRESS, Sc.-In liar ,ns
con n about miles from Tappsn Town snd tsenly
es rom New York II consists Of seventy acres sn
tin her d. DIVE rg ous,s Store Barns &c Inc anu,
are N otiog order and the water yer the Dss
HsckensssA Bivtr Apply to WILLIAM l. GRAVY NOS
ia and III NessAu-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-18

" LOTS Of LAND very pleasant stasted west
If 4hsv Possession Gao be had Immediately. Aso SIX LQfS
on l6tl and 10 bsi bet 9TH and 6thaSs Apply al
w. v SEYMOUR & Co No. Chath 4m'sQnare
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-18

~ sovth eide. west Of 8roadrsy-Mr CHARsuAuD hsv.
lug r.,ued Europe respectfully acquatnts he psrons
ard The p,bfc IA, the REt PENiNG Of his DANCING
CLAS -Es ~in be on sACURDai, sih and MONDAY, lSth
Ocoher PUPILS admitted any ne during the term 81
tic, els or the quarter DsyeNOaday and Thursday
A. n O'clock NJ gent Wednesday aad Sstardsy
AZ Noon 81 Aferno fr ladies' End children Monthly
S,iree Dspssne Cirou obtlined az above
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-18

.on,b .ds Of D.u.w,t between Court ard intoa.-tt
t 80 ,b.e,or, and 4ItO ten feet eitsn. ooi
H. t,,.c. IA cesr hot cold ~.ter bath sod as
pesbo., I'd Eve marble nantes Inquire VI L. d. DAY,
No ~ l1u.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-18
IRON FOJyNDFRY for SALE. including good


IT FKTET1NV -
Pitt.iureh Is offered for ascomno ios ter MS rhs
me ut is well coated hsvg teass Of several yS
anc se suite cD1eeiing herewitt ssock OF bo5ss s,a
timer, aud Periodicals. For particulars sddTasS Box NO o''
Pin sbur T. q.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-18

I,HE OLD ESTABLISHED HOUSE.-INOE-
PENDENT POLICE AND PRIVATE iNovtRy or rr
Chanres for Business men.

A FOUNDRY doing good home and New
m Yort City tor SALE cheap the owner havint
other ca Is upon hb Apply 70 L. n ARNOLD, 81 the
Fpupdery. No S74 Main-st PouEbkeepsie.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-18

HOUSE to LET and FURNITURE for SALE,
en- ressor able terms Ia q neighborhood well cslcu.ted
9, nis,,e B,ardinshouse Rent 81 0 per PosseS
sion civ On ct November Please address X o., Tribune
Offc- fa ne week.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-04-19

We stated recently that some persons at New
Orleans had, by simple process made com.
moo clay serve all the purposes of coal, either
to burn in CRATES or generate steam. The arti-
ele is called 'Firmamentum,' and few days
ago trial Of it took place in the furnace of the
Office of the New Orleans True Delta, which
paper says
The Firmamentum, which 10 all appearances
is nothing more OF less than common clay, made
up into balls about the size of four pound
cannon shot, and dried like brick, was thrown
into the furnace like so much coal lighted with
out the slightest difficulty or detention, and in
very short time steam was .s:So ..:Soa. The heat
! ~ ~ ssae furnace was intense, and with very
slight additioa to the quantity about half a
barrel) first thrown in, steam was kept up for
several hours, at point sufficiently high to
keep two of our machine presses going at their
utmost speed. From what we have seen of the
Firmamentum, previous to the public test Of
yesterday, and viewing the latter as conclusive,
we give il as our unbiased opinion that it will
answer all the purposes of coal, so far as pro-
ducing heat and generating steam is concern
ed"
The same paper states that a company has
been formed ftr the manufacture of the article
on an extensive scale, and that it can be fur
nished for rs cents per barrel 1t is said to
produce no smoke. nor emit any sparks, and
therefore will be preferable to coal for locomo-
tives, dwellings and hotels. Ex,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-04-19

sHROcK. THE DETAuLTEK, SkcUEED. THE
New York Tribune, Of the 5lb. says that
John N. ShrOck, the Holmes county defsulteF.
arrived at that port On Wednesday afternoon
from HsVre. in the steamship Union. IN charge
Of q police officer Of Switzerland. we suppose.
Immediately on his arrival he was taken in
charge BY the Sheriff Of Holmes county, Mr..
C. J. LoyslAud, on arequisitiOn issued By Gov.
CLARK. Of New York. The Sheriff started for
home with his prisoner on Thursday. About
$1,000 was found in shrOek's possession. The
reward for his arrest was $1,000. He is 66
years Of age. and before committing this crime
was considered an honest man. The people Of
Holmes will be glad to get possession Of the
old ScOundrel, and receive their lost taxes. Il
will soon be known now what became Of the
Of the missing SO, 900. [CleVelsnd Leader Of
the 7th.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-04-19

POISONED BY RAT.-A few days ago, q
young lady at boarding school in Flushing,
had her hand bitten by rat while in bed a.
Sleep 1t soon commenced swelling, and ply
sician was called in, who pronounced it to be
badly poisoned, and expressed the opinion that
It might have to be amputated. The young
lady has been compelled to leave school and is
now at her home in Brooklyn. She says that
she was awakened in the night by nibbling
at her hand, when she grasped the rat and threw
it from her bed. Her parents are greatly ex-
asperated to think their daughter should be put
in a room infested with rats:
Rats often attack persons sleeping, especially
on ship board, where they are always numer'
GUS, and it is difficult to exclude theusfrom the
cabins. We heard Of recent instance on one
of the Panama steamers. which was attended
by no result, however, beyond the monentary
inconvenience. The sufferer was aWOke by a
rat nibblng at his toe. The rat had entered
the state room from the dining saloon,
through the door which had been left open du-
ring the warm night to secure greater ventla-
ton. TN. Y. Jour. Com.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-04-19
From the Cadiz Republican.
OBITUARY.

Politically died, on the Cd day Of April. A.
d. 1855,the Old Hunker Parties of Stock town.
ship, Harrison county, Ohio. The disease was
Of Aattsring character; the symptoms were
aattering until about FIVE o'clock, when the
pulse beat one hundred and twenty to the min
ute. Every hope began to fail. It was evi.
dent that death was fast approaching. They
were looked upon by their friends with an eye
Of pity--but all medical aid had then failed
They had been fed on pills for the last six
weeks, but no operation could be effected, not
wi.hs!anding they were attended by the most
Hkilliul men In our township, and no pains were
spared. But 10 and behold, about half past
FIVE o'clock, on the ed Of April, their lips be-
gan 10 quivsr, and the patients sank to rise no
more. Therefore, We, the friends and vel
wishers Ofths deceased, do hereby resolve th a
each member Of the Old Hanker parties wear
q large bunch Of black Grape on the left tall d
his coat for twenty days from and after the I'd
day Of April, in token OflOve for our deceased
friends. cA b.
Resolved; That any person or persons no
complying with the above resolutions viii be
BY us, marked as Know Nothing, porto
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-04-19

The Posr OrFrCE-'Any letter here for moth
er 2 said child at the Post Office yesterday.
She was frail girl, scarcely the child to strug-
gle through the crowd around her; but her ea-
ger look and trembling tone told how anxious
was the heart within her breast We kept the
crowd back while the polite clerk carefully exc
amined the package of Be. How the ehIld's
eyeu strained, how her heart seems to stand
and her breath was almost huahed as she fol.
loved the shutting hand Of the clerk. Lower
the pile greW--one by one. and not letter
The tear are in the petitioners eyes for she
viii bear tidings to some lonely 6Eeside. Stop
the clerk closely scans the last letter-it is a
heavy one: he weighs it. but it does not weigh
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-04-19

A CoNDUcroR's GALLANTRY-We recently
made a trip over the Central and Ohio Rail,
road. At Cambridge lady came on board
as the train was about starting, who. while
taking leave of feminine acquaintance, still
holding her hand, regretted that she should
not give her kiss, You certainly shall have
an opportunity remarked the gallant cOndue-
tor, making signal to the engineer, who back
ed up. when the parting friends took a BUss.--
Capital City Fact.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-04-19
WHOLE NUMBER i.Ng
1lOutI)s' Department

THE THREE srtVrE TaoUr-Tbsrsf wers
once three little silver tout. Who fYsd N
stream Of clear waser. Whithiah between TIVE
high green banks. II was protected RON the
wind and the storms. and tie sun shohe there
80 that it vas a very delightful place. Be.
sides, these fishes had plenty to eat ani nc.
thing 10 trouble them 90 that yOu would have
expected them to be perfectly hsppy.i But,
slasl il was not 30; they we're 20 foolish as
to be unhappy, and God heard hem con.
planning. So he told the little fishes mat each
Of them might wish for whatever be pleased,
and it should be granted. Then the 6rss little
trOut said +: 81 am tired Of moping 6sre in
the water. 1 should Ike 70 have wings and
fly in the air like birds" .s
The next said. IL AN a poor ignorant little
6sh, and do not know how 10 protect myself
from danger. should ll4 to know all about
hooks and nets, so that might always keep
out Of harm"
The other trout said. Il too, am an igno-
rant little fish, for that reason DO not know
what is best for me. Ny wish Is tbat God
would take care Of me, and give me Just what
he thinks best ! do not want anything thai
be does not cho ose to give me-"
So God gave wings TO the frst, and he was
quite happy. and soaring away into The air.
felt very proud, and despised his companion
whom be had left II the river. lie liked 60
well to Ay, that he few away off. till be con-
to great desert, where there was nothing bus
sand as far as he could see. By this time be
was faint and thirsty. but could see no Fassr.
He tried to fy further, but could not ; his
wings failed, and he fell down painting on the
hot sand where he died misersbly,
God gave the other isn knowledge, as ho
desired, to understand all kinds Of danger, Dut
instead of being happier, be was Allthe time
in terror He was afraid to go into deep We
Ter, lest the great fishes there should swallow
him up; and he was afraid to go into Che sbsi-
low water, lest it should dry up and leave hin5.
If be saw ay, OF anything he would Ike 10
eat: he did not Ventur to touch it. les! there
should be a hook concealed under i. So he
pined away and died. ls
But G cd loved the little trout, and took care
Of him, and kept him from sll danger 50 that
he was the happiest little fish that ever lived.
And now, reader which Of the fishes gss
the wisest o. the last, you will say. The
others were to blame for not being satistat
with what God had given them, and belle.
ing that be knew best. Pastors Daugh.a-
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Perry COuETY.-The American party has
swept almost every township in that former
stronghold of I.OcOfcooism. The majority in
their favor in Somerset was 100. This for
many years has been LocofocO. Probably in
no county in Ohio is The Catholic and foreign
influence more potent. But hundreds have
broken away from them, and have arayed
themselves under the American banner.