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April 90, 1855.
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for Instruction ia the common and some oil
the higher branches. 80 SIR ~ i
Facilities will be furnished To such persons
as desire TO prepare themselves for teaching,
and ifa class of such is formed ia the school
q course ofleetdfes and iusiruetions TO them
will be delivered by MIR. Weaver, the Co.
Superintendent, " without any extra charge.
rr RATS Of Tuition for Term. of ~ Weeks.
= onhoeraphy, Reading, Writing and
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Brigade Notice.
BRIDGE LETTING.

BRIDGE LETTING.
THE Coua.y Commissioners will receive
L proposals at The public House of A.
Howell in Orangeville, until one O'Clock P.
M. on Saturday the 18th day of May next,
Tor building an open truss bridge, in Orange
township over Big Fishlnscreek, near The
residence Of Peter p. Kline. Said bridge to
be 1870 feet in length with "a pier in The mid.
die 8 feet thick width of bridge Is feet.
Specifications can be seen al The Commits
sioners office any time previous TO the let
ting. J.. ClFRUIT,
CoM'Rs. OFFICE, Clerk.
Bloomsbury, April 49, So.
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PUBLIC SALE. OF REAL ESTKTE

rUbLAC SALE. OF REAL ESTATE.
N pursuance of al order of the orphans
Court oil COLI. mbia county, on Saturday
the 9Th day Of fGay neat, al q O'Clock in The
afternoon, T.. r. Kline Administration, &c.
OF Wm. Patterson, late of Orange lwp., ia
sald couniy, decd, will expose 10 sale BY
pubic vendue upon the promises a certain :
Vp@on @R Haarnns
situate in Fishingcreek township, Columbia
county, containing about
ACRES,
adjoining land OF Amos Spade, - Colder,
Elias McHenry and the heirs OF Jno. Lazarus.
The property is very valuable as a mill-seat,
and there are on il now a large
@lAISE MINLs 5u
a saw mill, 1.-TWO story frame dwelling house
and othe outbuildings. Ii is the best water
privilege 10 the County, and has all of Fish.
ingcreek as n feeder without a dam. II Il
six miles above ~Orangeville, and on the wa
lers of Raven Creek, late the estate of sad
deceased, situate in the township of cish,
ingoreek and county aforesaid. -
H. r. KLINE, Aam.y.
By order cf 1.-THE Court. al se.a.h.@ al
JACOB EYERLY. Clsrk.
ploomsburs, April III 1885.
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SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY.
EuyHE, subscriber wishing 10 retire ffew
business will sell or rent, on easy terms
big business Srops5'y sT spca VI ,p.pm
Store.House aad Goods, together, with Hors-
es, Wagons, Carrie and q variety tof oshef
property, necessary for the conduct OF suen
an establishment. 4 sasi.r
The Furnace is run with Anthracite CoAIr
and is calculated to make so Ions Pig Iron
per week. Plenty Of Ore left in the neigh
borhood. f3l*r <s54
IIEsR NsIHE 81 1AMM
is in good order. VPossession given, when
The present stock is worked up. Call on ihs
undersiged at bis residence at Light Street
Columbia County. ALSO, -
500 Acres OF Timber Land,
for sale cheap, situate above Orangevilles
north side of the Knob Mountain
M MCDOWELL. &
Light Street, Feb. 90, 1855. sa
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NEW SPRING & SUMMER
@dO0Ds3s
-sOs-
THE subscriber having Just returned from
J. Philadelphia have opened their stock Of
Spring and Summer Millinery Bonnets and
Bonnet materials, together with q general
assortment of
FANCY GOODS,
Silks, plain and corded Sa,ins, Ribbands, COL
lars, Cuffs, Rofiing, Wells, Mits, Gloves,
Flowers, Wreaihs, Caps, Bonnets, Satin,
Straw, Rufled lace bonnels Tuscan, Belgrade;
English straw, split straw, diamond siran flats,
Napolitan and .Casen Bonnets 10 order OF
ready made, also a variety Of fancy articles
which is not necessary 10 enumeraie, but 10
all of which We invite the attention Of our
old trends and the public generally to coll
and see our cheapest and best assortment.
M. BARLEY & co.
Bloomsbury, April 10 IssS.-sws
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SCHOOL

THE subscriber would respectfully an
nouuce TO the citizens of Bloomsbury and
vicinity, that he will open . SCHOOL in the
ACADEMY on
Monday, April 23d,
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BIoomsbutg, March Is, 1855.
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HENRY ZUPPINGER,
CLOCK and MATCHMAKER, south sids
of Main street, above the Railroad.
Every kind of disorder in lewelIed OF 9th
er newly invented ~Escapemenls faithful re
paired.
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he oosIl ts,e them he might have them srd welcome
but 10 ;ak of absolute iIaiyiduaisn II s9ca- eiT
ard rel .ious s,.tea COMPLEX a. hat wsi;h !. and
must BE-, j. 20 talk of the independent hand o. yolr
watch Since Robinson Cru,of was new ard ospn @,
III limited Iersoaal sovereignty has oSe very rnaca u
chimers. ..,,.., . 80.
arrerdix % my former letter ucon tie seFiiosc C)7
Xsntinn ihst ON causes unkpo~D, lnSoiVinc oos--
biz 10 Lei;.. "a, i is he rsht OF Wonsn r. III
C3pyertior. 10, 70 have individual a1ss 70 grind
80 t,rc ,nfnrut.tiy wanting IN force Aac direc;
LEES d thoueLt and Of language = which 'lSd,'
cml-th.: While everybody csc MA heIt' i. aai
sbo-. ones Rad The evi .ucE 10 ssy everything veg
n;..rsby sd az consequence TO he Inis1nder. TODD
in seve.sl PARTICULARS. ., -.
However, lie Convention wcs srana go'd one,
$50, = nil ,Le r1Ase il has ever rrcsive5-a lie
drsgbscEs being cny sirie black drop falling into
he r.ing bucket which is yet sparkling o5armnsIy
- ;, ts;r,--;, q, vs,ors 4. l.. BRoWs.
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WARREN CHASE on TUE FREE LOVE THE
- ne Editor Of The n. y. Tibun.

Sir: Your request in your -sue Of yesterday il re-
marks my letter. 10 state conciscly my position on
the "Freeove" theory, &c, caeeTfuiy comply
with, az | ever have. have ofeen written, and pub
sbed, snd spoken in lectures my views and opinions
keeIy this subject and defy any person to show
q gle instance wherein have by word, scrip, or
act defended free and urTestraned lust promiscu-
ous sexual intercourse but on the contrary the de-
Tenders Of that system accuse Of eating their free
Glove free luet. have long believed, taught, and az
far pOstible practiced, the theory Of mOnogqmlc
marriage. l have wife and three chlldren-a son
and daughter preparing for college, aud the other
only waiting for age 10 take the sane road. Ny wife
IN with me in NeS England, and when any pc son will
find family devoted TO husband and father thaa
mine, or better pTOvideG for with small peculiarly
ability, such person may accuse me Of 6sregardigg
the domestic ties. This must be the evidence of my
practice, and my language the evl icnce of opinions
4 have often denied The authority of the New Testa-
ment the subject Of marriage. So strong has been
my faith in The marriage cemente3 by Code law
that believed and s'H beIiere, il will outve the
body and exist in the spirt world. | do not believe
any man can, conslsienty with his own nature or
the law Of God, live oohahit with more than one
woman at time. have ever found the idea Of pro-
mis- nous sexual intercourse disgusting 10 refined
minds, and certainly il has been to mine am
bave ever found persons becoming more aud more
adverse TO such IDEAS as they become purified from
intoxicating drinks, tobacco swine flesh and other
s,imulants, and | very much doubt whether Hcen-
housness and prostitution exist long without these
supporters. ! have often written and spoken az aims.
our maTIlag G sy stem IL 6T3Sts but Herer in
favor Of aboshng ii and all aw on the sui CT.
in favor Of radical changes such the sdvOcates
Of Nomens Rights claim, anu perh apps others bat
! would by abolish il altogether. Perhaps
there may be time when tie purity OF the auye =
may in the inhabitants OF earth do "eoy "; 'e ngci
Of restraining all subjects, but DO not be-
Bovo marriage will eDcr be dispensed with OF ever be
pelygSnic ia a state of purity. believe present
Al, IL he a IN
dousness, which could be remeditd in part by the
necessary alterations OF the laws Of marriage a1d
divorce, securing 10 the wife more control of person
and property, and power to escape legally without
disgrace when she finds the love of her cgel husband
only lust and her homo prison. narrative of my
life will coon be published, in which those who wish
for more information OF me will find ENOUGH.
Truly yours, WARREN CHASE.
Bnffo1 Mt
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THE STEAM GUILLOTINE.
IytN. Y. TrGUE<.

n IA Edsto, q TstN Y Tr1uEe
srR: Pray what has the Car 70 do With he g"'''-
ME question pending between Mr.. Sanders and me
And would be not allow him to execute NsPoieon' ID
present crcunstances, Sooner than any oihef man Z
think that there are 1orkInen enough among E1Io-
uesn Democrats to allow a nobIemao I'tte pace
among them. The revolution OF 1873 Wa i'-t .!
cruetes, by e1ceeses # the guillOtne 1t Nj San
DER reed. II ho can, Andre Cheners poe "ncn g.
ipg to the place Of execution, and If he has something
Of human feeliDgs be will not speak again Of gli'-
sbss gcaked by steam. The Bible IL the nencan
chatter. Thou shsll not Kill, says the scnPtare
what right have they 70 take what they cauno' re-
store-hanan E:e The revolution Of 1919 was iJs'
by stupidities, sod hope thb III the next one We
shall neither commit srueities stupdites. fear
that The European Democrats have made mistake
again insus,iDg the defense Of then interests 10
Amerea 10 supporter Of Slavery and Of the gl'ho,
tine A. Mr. Sanders seems n be little acqna'n'el
with European matters, must ray hat the author OF
Rs.sia under Nich0lls J. sentenced By the latter 70
hard labor for life no. exactly 70 be termed aslp
korter Of the Car. Believe ne, Sir.
Yours ae7ctsay, IVAN OOLO'IN'
Byo1kt.n Sept Is.
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THE EMIGRATION DEPOT AT CASTLE
GARDEN

To ne Editor 81 The ". y. Tribune.
SIR; As one Of the many strangers benefited
by tho arrangements established for emiuants.
desire TO express my grateful Acknowledgements |
hsd anticipated in common with most of my fellow
passengers that after having experienced the priva
tons and sunerngs OF sca.vOyage had still t. en-
counter equal difficulties end perlls 10 passiug brough
The ordeal of discmbark aiion-t8, ordeal which per-
mitted the unprincipled and laSloss 70 plupder and
deraud the helpless stransC cast upon Your otherwise
hCsptable shores. | carrot give EXPRESSION 10 the
feelings Of gratitude and pleasure ex erienced when
received only the fullest protection but the best
advice, the most Courteous and genemauly treatment
from the va ious officer. of every rank, and all that
kind ~ mpathy which comes welcome ~ the anxious
and frondoss emiPrant.
No city in TIE world has conceive, such social diff
Beul,ies 10 contend with New York tor no civ o
the world has such influx of Orcg uers OF every con-
dition and character. That the Niiest of these inm
grant runners should remain 10 subss, by wrong avd
crime 10 Ueult Of your Institutions but #
stances which presume no legislation, carried on; m
tbe spt OF true liberty could prevent. But the high
mont is due 10 sour Emigration Commissioners Of hdV-
ing done that which humanity only could have die
tSted and of having done il well that cannot fail
90 exat your character generous and benevolent
people.
trust that my couutryu the o.str side If the
Alsutc III do the justice 10 This noble az. which il
merits, and seek rather 10 initiate your example than
TO Ieproach you for Your defects.
am, Sl, respectfully Xon, ,..
Passenger BY the chip 2. C. Scranton.
M IS Grove a., Nslc- lork.
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DEATH or ~ EARLY SrrTLER Daniel + amos, ole
OF tie eoriy socrs in Jefferson County in this state
cicd ct biz resiceLce on tie South Road in Rutland
On the 18Th ns', sgcd Yeas. He WIS native Of
Irlkirton, Mass which place he .et N 1924 a the
eye of =; years, snd moved TO Oneida County y. ! ,
yhCe lie Iomaired seven years. lie then removed
in company with two other p.oue,Is, old, weIk iovn
cizers Of jefferson County, to Rotland and on the
very spot where BIZ spacious and bosptsbIc mansion
stands. the three ;iOLoe:s and families made their
hone for thee day in covered sOn while erecting
log house. lie was a pGsoyenug pioneer, an III
drstrious, systematic and successful aimee and an
xctedir,ly oblgng eghbor. Tie cattle, sheep an
fowls upon his fam knew h'n and manifested in their
actions bis grca. kbdress to them. lis farm was q
mode enc.
On tire dey Of liz Geah he said: / an 'rHiag p
die to-doy." Having takca his breakfast and din
nor and maintained Lis usual oheeriGness, he went
into his room il tte afternoon sat dom in his cha
with his in his hand, snd appeared 10 be asleep
When spoken TO II was discovered that he was lead.
Thus peacefully cio.ed bis long AID useful lie, without
even losing his hold upon his staff lie has let seven
,hiidTtn, tweLtyohe grandchildren, and three great
grandchildren. lie retained his faculties end senses
In remarkable degree even t. the dayo OF bis death.
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ire Couy, has been engaged m trying ths oese, two
at.amps a, u.urder had been made in this city. lie
.coui.d The idea Of the insanity OF this when he
committed u homicide, AM sho we'd by the testimony
OF several vitresses that nchne peculiar wss seer ~
h,s sppear.noe or demeanor He though. the tss'-
NOR of Drs Blu ler Earle and Ray should no, have
much weigh, with the Jury, and they should re'Sem'
b.rhat they visited Clark a. the e4ues; OF his co IN
al 20 ace whether he was insane He summed up the
evidence in en- able usuuor and reviewed ;1e test
uory with much adToi,Dess.
Both Foster and Harrison showed much ski, IN pre-
psring toer srgum.n- and il understood that they
arc ire resul:s Of several months OF haT ao3r Inc
ine.Tious pl4a Of sonnAmbuism. in the celebrate /
c. se OF Albert j. TTe for the murder OF Nara Bek-
for wss pot more sur r-ng than the plea o. l2saa-
nv by Nj Hani.ou in the presen, csse In soma res
p,c's the csses are similar
To dav the Hoa Chas. Chapman makes the closing
areunei, for re defense and judge will then give
bic charge to the Jurypro5aby some t'se this af'e'-
noon.
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TRIAL FOR MURDER.

SUPERIOR COURT-srPrEsszR TEsN-Before judge
kILsWoKrH and Pass.
TRIAL CT WILLARD CLARK FOR THE MURDER OF
KI'HARD ". WIGHT AT NEw-HAyEN, CT,
LAST APRIL
From Our Own Reporter
NV HAVEN, Wednesday, Sept. %, ISIS.
This the ninth day Of this extraordinary trial that
hes largely occupied the attention OF the people OF
Connecticut, especially those Of New-Hayen 1t may
be the lsst ole. The examn ition Of witnesses occu
pied seven days snd closed last Saturday. Ca Mon
day, at Z. NJ j. ID. keese, Esq opened the case
for the State lie reviewed the testimony at some
length, and gave sy nooss Of it, very much e. con-
ceritd end reported FOR THr TEIBUsE. He occupied
the Ia e until about o'clock, aud followed by
htnrl II, arsOu, Esq. who opened the case FOR III.
tc'.l -. lie OF cOuT>c admitted the killing OF Wirht
ADMITTED that it doue b. Clark and tina; il wa.
pItUec ittiec bat claimed that when the prisoner
committed tits act be Lot Of sOHud MIND He
summed up the ties lmony IN The case that had spe.
cial bearing upon the SAM Of toe prisoners mind
tLd showCc ~ the evidence that abou, forty wit,
ntssts had test lied TO lie fact that he appeared alb
ffnt minced Melancholy and "a! and t. AZ be payed
hte OF no attention his bushes and seemed strange
and sngulac in biz ma ners ano conduct sbout his
time. he slowed that his father was of an unsoutd
mind, and corsoqueLtly that Willard inherited pre-.
ospo Iton 10 u sanity; that he exh bi;ed sy M
tons Of insanity in bis infancy, and az the a of his
lisa, appointment III love aifars 81 Cnicopee MSS he
showed sgts Of insanity and still later, in $50 he
manifested ceslie and determination % all his ogn
brother, which seemed 10 be uuuistakaole evidence
O; he dersl Co1 OF hi d. When he was repulsad
IN bic love affairs by the one he loved 30 dearly ia
ISIS, AID wien be wa foalIy dismss by Mis- Hen
Ieita, Oh the evening of January J. 1s5i h shovel
ss DE- Of nsanitv lot 10 be mistaken AID about the
tine OF &c murCer be was observed TO behave in a
Nerv peculiar maILer
TIE afgunent Of Mr.. Harrison was commenced
about o cock on Monday afternoon and continued
until the adjournment II the Court; then commenced
a. 2 o'clock on tuesday morning, AID inal cone.uded
a. i o clock on TUESDAY
Jurge Poster. State Artouey, then con nenced 20
ase tie closing ar-uu eI and flushed Yesterday AT
ternOon et = clock He said that this wa truiy an
importsnj ease. and che in which be fel, deep n.er
80. II he msE wss 70 20 unpunisted he fearei syr
TIE afc'y RI cu- cilKeIs. -Four bon cides hsi been
oTu''ed in New.HsyeH within yeas, 81t While
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STEAM on TIE ELEvENrH-AyEgUE.

Tie Committee On ha'lfosds Of the Board OF Coun-
Cimen he'd meeting yesterday afternoon 70 Ingest-
gate the subject OF stoppnS the roaming Of oOmJtyes
Oh the HUDSON River RAILROAD below III y-nioh-st
c. UncimeD RED tie Chairman, Schenck and Wsin-
wright were prosent.
Isaac OsTRASDER, rcsdiog corner Of l. eycnth. av
Hud Fily .LiLt-t. s6f h. considered that The running
locomotives be.ow F.ity.nnth-s; graay deprecated
Tie value Of property; Desi es, several persons had
been killed tLe cas sometimes very fas,-he
thought sometimes more than IS miles al hoIr Iie-
thC ht p OIeTty was dour, cia'sd % per by the
running OF locomotives below Fifty ninth 81
STEFBEs BROKER, osner OF a house Oh The line OF
the railroad, considered that property waS deprecated
- per cent By the running 81 900 motives lie could
Ot rent bis ECGse bait OF the time in consequence He
ihDugbt lie hal eeen the ears running - niles az
hour.
C,ItB SHArrRR rad lived OF the Eleverth-av.
tarse years ha The car run AZ sB speed IS
or ~ mile an hour; aid had bTo,her sIleG on this
Road he though i sas gr.Ht mnry 20 property a.
il amos: iposito 10 let the hous s. besdss there
i 10 Conveyance for residents 10 cone down iowa
Loartr than the Eshh.av; be thinks tie of steam
GcprtCises gTcpriy ls avenue Is or 50 per cent.
ROBERT AULD OILS three houses on the Eleventh.
av ard had nearly been ruined, the use OF steam pre-
yenfg hIm from &c ting good tenlnisi he thought
pcpcr'y Lad been depreciaed 30 or 30 per cent and
be willing 20 dsg ose Of his 2, q1srcr ,s than
cost he believed hat the de0recS,lOn Of property
OslDg 10 the use Of steam the avenue; the blowing
tihc whistle Lad also caused number vi accidents
By fTis hteuiDS horses.
Mr. OsrRASDFR sad that Mr. Singer Wac killed
about six months since at the OF torty-hfihs
IN ~ ing 10 hold his horse that had become frightened
by The whistle.
AARON II. RrEcX. corner Of Eleventh-Gv. and For
ty hrdst., believed the CT steam bat deprecated
tie value OF properly 20 or % per cent ne has apart
mens that have been vacant uOs. of the time oT hfee
years from tits cause; be had seen the cars ran ~
mllts Al hour.
LorIs sHAFFER hs4 pended al lie means IN erect
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WIrEss FAMILY MKETGSG.-A gsieerpS OF the
descendsu,s of the late Holland Weeks was held st
the residence Of L. Bump, E.l, 10 Salisbury, VI,
Sept. : less. Mr.. Weeks removed from Litchheld,
Conn, TO this place in 1880, and died in l-l2 HIS
descet da1ts ere Low settled n almost every State IN
the Unicn, and on this occasion about one hundred
and thirty were present. They readily trace their an
cestry TO John Alden be " stripping who first lesPed
upon Plymouth Rock"
Tie exercises were held in the surrounding grounds
Of Mr.. Bump. beneath fine spreading arbor OF grape
vines with tie luscious fruit hanging temptingy be-
fore their eyes-snd consisted e an Invocation, chant
prsyer. &c ard n address from Nr Geo. A. Weeks,
recently graduate Q; Middlebury College. This was
well sucied highly finished and thoughtful proidc-
ton Subject; Tie unity of our inheritance
SoDgs were surg, speeches we're m ,de and sentl'
ue1ts responded 10. Various relics were shown,
among vhich was silver f-b)x descended fcom
W.yq G07C the Gr-t white child born in Boston, aud
purchased Of the Indians fpr two loads Of nPkins
also . blanket supposed to be more than two Hundred
ye.rs old. II is made OF the fine ST silk aud has been
tran snted down from mother 10 daughter from time
mIt noria', ard used only f'r the ordinance o. hap
tsm, snd has always been called tia B4l;ismal BAN
let tt1esi.iion wa pronounced, and thus MED
meeting TO peasarty, socially and happily thu, we
cannot crtCar c,LcluGing with the wish contained in
Il o old couplet:
Ard when hey do ,.aiu