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The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-13
den, should be asked otter " the chit.

den. should be asked otter " the chill.
dren. H#sa
But W should =. th- same tire bca,
in mind thar age does not sanctify, snd
that path may be old and yet not ssf,
nor worthy 10 be ,roadrn.s In science,
in politics and in things morally related
= 'so' 70 say in mosals themselves - new
and better paths have been discovered
than the o'd ways in wh;c', the father,
walked. In Euciil, certain old methods
Of demonstration are pursued which mod.
ern geometry has Abandoned for better
The old way Of governing men, the di.
vine right Of kings. snd tn aahmiy.eol
tswevss u'asy. ere giving plsoss % new
end ~ IN sas fepat.scka shupaseay -.
pose, sosesss psiaciplss ara h-sssr ,.s,A.
ode. 81 @,a es rs ssa #s.E Il.
Wahjsss vsnessisn eorasaiquisy, shen
We are dlsposed nevertheless "a ask alter
The rigN Pa,hs rather than she elI. =
There . . possibility ,hss she mos u
age may have grown over some dscayed
and, snsovnA usage that nesds 10 perish.
We she'd peaeeraAs benesah ihs sasfaee
Of lair seeming and ASK for the sesnd.
ness ors sssosadsess OF rl,at which lies
under. There 10 a fes,biiisy q, reach.
ing higher standard IN oil excellence,
than has bs'en reached before. Else,
where . tie advantage Il raa cspen.
encea Eis- what shall We tisink Of the
lracsabilay sf osr racei Are We iucs-
pable Of lrarnings Is there no such
thing as ! uman advancclnent- true and
substantial progress 7 We believe in
such a p ogress progress astais.abIs
BY asking after the oil paths and scrui-
nizing them with al! care, whi!c Ne give
ourselves the liberty TO abandsn them,
when reason and jodgem~M and cum
science points out better way. - Port.
Land Trsssvips ~
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Drvrn or rar AxEsicAx LAsrs. Il
has hitherto been asserted that Lake
Huron was 500 fee. deep, but i, has late.
ly been ascertain dy U.s.. Coas. Survey
tha. j, ,s.only 400 Zee, deep. Lake Erie
rs from 60 to 20 ZEE, deep; Lake On,a.
rio 452 feet a. low q most paris Of the
gulf Of s.. Lawrence. AL The lake.
cover an aria of 13.Ot0, 600 acres.
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N4mSM
Always! l@e Lid. he na;dss,
'he wife, the 9seAsr, gekg;oa shines w,,h
. holy beuignas sau,y oi i,s own. which
nothing % esssh can mar. Never yr,
vas the femah shss1s,rr persec, ui,hou,
the steady faisk y pirsy. Beauty, incl.
'ect, wealth :--sheI are Ike pitfalls. darl
in the bsigh,est day, usles. the Divine
light. unless ssligieo throws her sof,
beams around - = pa.ify and exal,,
making twice 4 ssrio shal which seemed
oil loveliness besost.. . -. -. -. J @' =.
Religion i vssy rassifsl- 10 bealsh
or sicknesA IN wealth or pove1ty. We
can never enter thu sict chambe-- of .he
good. hss pefl mssss ssess 70 d %, ID ~
air. and 10 burdeA 4 ,h~ir soag il. 80!
peecs dwells there. -. So ~
! Could - hook into tkousand families
ts-day. where disconseps Aghss sullcuIy
with tie ws shouh And the chief cssse
q unhsppiness want Of religion ID wo.
/ Andia Isloas erll--sA placss % sr;ms.
misery. dessitution, ignorance shos,d
teheid in "a js nost terrible deformisy.
the fruit II irSrligion il women.
Oh. Aelisien! benisnan. najsssy. high
sa ,hy Asepe ssos siassss glsrion sa1
szslsed. ! 1Gss shows tAs cloud, for.s .sarh
clouds coass never bssweea The and truly
pious sssh not beneath he Clouds, for
above DIRE is h.aves. ePcs;ng shrough
. bsoad visa sf exceeding bsassy.
lss gates sss .,l's splsndor Of jasprr and
precious ssSpes, white with Z dewy light
that neither hsahss nos blases, bat ssead.
ily psoceedeth from the thrsas Of God
il ss~srs as:Aea IN ssssiesm glory Ten
times she trishsness sf ter thousand
suns. yet sofs undazzl'ng TO the eye.
And here ~ligioa poiass. Art shou
wessy : h. whispers. Rest up tlere,
forever. Arr ,hou weighed down with
unr"eri'ed igno.ainy Kings and priests
are in that holy home. Art thou POOR
The very stree. before thy mansion shall
be gold. Art t.ou l1iendlessi The an.
gels sl.all be tly companions, and God
thy fatler.
Is religion beautiful We answer, ali
IS deso!a,ion and deformi,y where relig-
ion is not.
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NO. 20.
= Mce Question.

4 One day. When b1.,sr was seascs ara
high, Mrs. Wigeins hit dpon he eronom
isal plaa Of SPREADING With her own hand,
the butter upon the allowance OF bread
she dolsd ous % her boarders ,reu.iae
herselt ies this in,esfer-ses ii tl,eir affairs
by ssasing, in the blandes, mann-r, ,hn,
she assumed the task 10 save trouble.
Mr.. Jordan came home 10 tea rather
'ste the Ar,. evening" Of this new dodge,
sat down IN The pstssnce Of an the oL~r
bosrdsls. Aad received ! slice frsn kf..
y Wisgins. who had gons. through the ccr-
rmony y bcss<Stng before ~ sye1.
MI. Jordan eyed ne bread inquisi-
lively, aaa b<s.s . turn h IRON s;ls to
side. and scrssin;ss il closely aArosgh hs
speessel<s.
What's he matter with ysur bread
and bussss r. demasded Aess Wixgi.m.
-Nothing-oosbing nothing replied
Mr. Josdan, till ,srn;sg Mo piece over.
and persisiagia his sssssisy.
''l'n pssi.,ve. As. Jsslaa, s,,a, you
% sss ssseshiag. Ns~, ! Wan. said
hrs. Wisgins, her face becoming flashed
wih essstensas. II want ny kard-rs 10
tel ms right ous when thsis wi,iles dea't
SUITE Nov, nr.. Jordan, what isnf"
Mr.. JordsA hid down .be slicr upon
his plate. raissd hs syscsasles y hia fore.
head. and replied with great delibe,a. :
ton:
Ma Wisgias, d,ess's nothisg the
rasaer waA The bssaa. I assoss yoss bas.
MrA WissinA- and here Mr.. Jord,n
gssacsd mtscAievsassy down ths visn Of
asssnsirs faces, II have lived in this
'vofli cishs-and.forty wears. snd 1 Gnd
myself this evening such simpleton that
can't tell for my life which side my
of bVeod 10 suffered.
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CorPra.--it is estimated that thcr.
vii be shipped from Lake Superior re.
gion. this season about three thousand
tons OF pig copper. valued ut 81 500, 900.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-13
sIs Ha Eat2n

q
2 sudden cure Of diseasc OF lo1g s,and.
ing., waa tn, of : rheuma,ic Invalid, with
which . connected an amusing ghos, s,o-
y. There wers ) couple Of men, IN
ssme old eettled par. Of the coua,ry. Who
S'ers in the habit Of .,raling sheep and
rebo'pg ehsrch yards Of The, burial eio,l.
Of the dead There. wss : public ro.4,
leading hy q meeting hcase where there
aas : grsse.Yard, and NOT Tor Oft OF the
read . savsra. Early one moonlig gh.
might. while oce Of the thieves was en-
gagged 10 robbing : grave. the other wen,
OF TO steal : SHEEP. The Rrss one hav-
iae accomplished his business, wrapped
he shTeod around him, and took HE sea,
10 tbs meeting house door, awaiting The
coming Of his companion. A man on
fee,. paaaing aIeng the road towards the
,aserp, took him tor : ghost. and, alarm
ed Almost 70 death. ran - fa., 40 his feet
could carry him 70 the tavern, which he
reached out Of breath. A soon q he
could spesk, be declared that be had seen
. ghost, real ghos.. rsbed 10 white and
setting ID the church door. Bu, nobody
would believe him: be then declared IL
any .. them would 20 with him, NJ
would 60 ncs, and shey might b. con.
WINGED. Dut incredslous - ali were. ~
one could be found xbo Ind the courage
10 80. AT length man. who was - af.
Aicied with rheumatism that he could not
walk. declared he would 20 with him II
be could walk 10 get there. The mao
then peoposed 70 carry him On his back.
took him up, and they went. When they
got in sight. sure enough there il vas. -
he had said. Wishing 70 satisfy them.
selves well. aud 10 GET - near view of
his shossship a tiry could ia the dim
light, they keps vcnssring up nearer and
nearer. The man with the shroud around
him took them to be his companion with
: sheep On his back and asked, in .
low tone Of voice:
lis he fat ="
Meeting with no reply. be repeated
his question. raising his voice higher,
"k he tdt."
No reply again when he exclaimed in
a sehcmcn, tone.
is HE rArr
This was enough. The man with the
ether on bis back replied.
"Fa, or lean, you may have him"
and dropping the invalid. travelled back
to the tavern as fast as his feet could car
ry him. But he had scarcely gotten
there. when here came the Invalid, on
foo. too! The sudden frigh, had cured
him Of his rheumatism. and from tha,
time forward he was well man!
This is said to have been real occur.
renee. And it is not the only case Of
such cures Of which | have heard. l
once heard Of m old woman, who had
been bed-ridden think for twenty years
and whs, upon The house iAking FIRE,
made her escape upon her feet anl ga.
never 20 confined BY the disease after
wards. Phslo. Courier.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-13

OaoucHT.-Texas, at last acconn,s,
continued to suffer from wan. of rama
drought, the like Of which was meyer
known in that region, prevailing.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-13
One Happy .l6a,l..

\ lhss n fPsrss mani hare eser known
- gone iss enough IRON bsius rsh ia
money, and was w.llsevsrLc very mach
neasvr 10 Il. His calling f,s Rim. nod
be iikes n,rrjaocsin is process ~ sas,ch
~ ~ IL seeas's. iIr hss m scs:re miud
veil 6l'-'i. lie r,ads saa hs shioka.--
H''rl,i Assas II ss,.r' s.-lo-e suslris~ every
m n'ns ---,A~aInles snndy miles b. sAs
ta''- does len how're wsrk hsHwn---
wlesee he re.arns. harry aud shceriui.
With his o~n ssnile hs ea,el,~s ske s.a,ls
Of the mofnlng, rbsks the fr,. ross d
.hs garden. and goes 10 his work with
hi. la,le ao~<r u his hand aid q grra,
oas blossoming -ou, o' his lie n. lie
runs with charity, ~ a cloud with rain
and i 10 with him Is wi,h the cloud =
what coming from the cloud is rain 10
the meadows, is = rainbow Of gioricS to
the cloud sha' Peurs !. OUT. The happi-
nsss u tbs aisrc,ions 6lls the good man,
and he runs over with fricndship and
lore connsbial, parental. flisl. friendly.
80 and philsashropic besides. His lie
. perpetual trap ~ catch sunbeam. =
and it always "spungs'' aud takes Il in.
] know NO man who sess more ON of
life; and the secret Of i, Il thas he do<s
his dssy 70 hinsrif 10 his brsth~r and IN
hin God. ] kn,w rich men. and learned
q gssa, socisi posaioa ! and Il
here 10 genius IN Aaesics basw tha. =
but happier mani have revsr known.
- 7xeo4ors Pssksy.
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~ 4 "suAner." J" airs s.land- shark"
while at,em ting to board the cmigran,
ship Mercury ., New York two or three
days since. wns broagh. 70 halt by the
nasc. who shet him in the knee. L.
would be fortunate thiag for the emi.
grants il all Of ihcm were similarly deal.
with.
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Women are c; ;eased hall devil AMI
hall angel, and the angel part .suars 10
heaven from tire marriage alter" very
lru,hiuiiy remarks some wise phiiosopher
By, he does no, add, tho, II is because.
AT that point. she meets with the oshe
hal. OF her devil nature, and then has no
further use for the angelic.
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BY an ordnance of tn Common Cou,.
Gil Of Rochester, bread is hereafter to
ee sold IN ,iat city By weight, at gwen
price per pound.
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es6 indcscls.on is decided evil,
whether IN the chiicc Of waistcoa, or a
wife.

49, sssA~0SaSSVh - AtVlQ6u etll,
whether IN the chiicc Of 1 waistcoa, or a
wife.
Good breeding is guard upon tie
tongue the mssiprtane is, that we put i,
on and off like our Fl ae cloth -, AMI our
visiting faces, and do not wear il, WHERE
i is most needed, ot home.
Alice Carey has new book IN Aanl
called, Married bn, no, Mated.
EzJ- New York and Chicago pap~r.
speak of luxnria,ing ON cream and straw.
berries
When an ex,rasagant lriena wishes 10
borrow Your n,oney, consider which Of the
two you had rather lose.
Il is one Of the wors. OF error. 10 s,r.
pose that ,hese is auolh-r path OF .afe.y
besides that oi ,imv.
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TnE CoAxos May We no, read
our own history in every leaf aud fow-
err Are not or days like shadow
tina, d-clinrs We are happy beneath
the summer sun o. youth and health and
strength, and reflect but little on the au-
tumn scenes OF life, when those Blessings
will fas, recele from our emlsacc. And
Yet how surely will the scar and yellow
leaf steal l,s curtain o'cr the summer
scene, and the winter Of lie come on,
when We shall lie fading in the dust
Happily there is spring for Us beyond
the grave. So true il is
"An Angel', arn can't keep u ersm ths
grave;
I<gens Of Angels eaar eor6re u, ti,er. ~
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4 good 0eoo0mooastiou.
"Pieasr, sis. don't yoa waai cabin

"Plsas<, sis, don't yoa waAi ! cabin
boy"
Il do was. cabin boy, my Nd bot
~hststh ssc youa A liale chap Ike you
aint III fos that berth"
"Qh. sis I'm rcal strong. can DO .
great deal OF work, il | ain. 80 very I'D"
''Dat -wha: are yoS here fes 7 YSu
don't look like city boy. Ran away
from home, hey r
"Oh no indeed sir, my father died, and
my mother Is very poor. and | want to do
something to help her. She lc. the
come"
well sonny, where are your letters
Of r~comm endation. Can't take any boy
wi,hou, those"
Here was damper. Willie had never
though. Of its being necess,ry 10 have
letters from his minister, or his teachers,
VI from some proper persons. to prove to
strangers that he was an honest aud good
boy. Now what should he do. He stood
in deep .hosgh, the captain. lDsanwhil~
curiously watching the workings Of his
expressive face. Al length ne put his
hand into his bosom. aud drew out his
little Bible. and without word pm il into
the captains hand. The cspta,n opened
to the blank page and read:
"wtLLtE sRAHAn,"
Presensed ~ reward FOR regular aud
rnncus' at'..nde,cr 4, cahhaeh School
and ios his Liarneless conduct there and
elsewhere. From his Sunday School
Teacher.
Cap, Mcleod was nc, n pious man,
but he could not consider the cate before
him with heart unmoyed. Tho little
fatherless child, standing humbIy before
him to the testimony Of his Sunday School
teacher, as il was given in his little Bible
touched a tender. spo, in die noble seaman
and elapping Willie heartily on the
shoulder, said. 49,
You are the boy for nae you shah sa il
With me, and if you arr. as god lad as
| think you are, your pockets siant be
empty when you &, back to your
ino,tisi.
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~ Whenever We feel our temper
ruffied towards parent, . wife, a sister
or brother. we should pause and think.
tha. in few months'or years they will
be in the spirit-land, watching over us,
or perchance we shalt be there watching
over them.
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Blessed BE- the hand that
prepares a pleasure for child Tor there
IS no saying when at.d where II may
agali. bloom To- ia. Does no, almost ev-
cry hmly remember some kind.a~arted
man who showed hl.n kindn ness in the
quiet days Of his childhood I The writer
Of this recollecis h,nsell at this moment
as barc-footed lad, sanding at the
wooden fenc. Of q p.or little garden in
his native village; with longing eyes he
gazed Oh the flowers which were bloom
ing there quietly IN the brightness Of 4
Sunday morning. The poss-ss0r came
forth from his little cottage. he was \
wood cutter BY tfade-and spent the
whole week at his work in the woods. -
He had come into his garden to gather
flowers TO stick into his coat when he
went to church. He saw tue boy, and
breaking of the most beauuful Of his
carnations--it vas ssrsaked with red and
white ard gave It to him. Neither the
giver nor the receiver spoke word and
with bounding sseps The boy ran home
and now. here y vast dis.ance from tha,
home, after 20 many events Of 20 many
years. the feelings Of gratitude which ag.
isalsd the breast Of that boy expresses L.
,elf on paper. This carna,icn has long
since wishered, but now il blooms afvesh.
Douglas Jerrold.
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QvEEa!-Isn't il strange how circum-
stances alter cases! When the price of
-four falls, the merchants don, hear Of it
for week or ten days afterwards: bo,
when i rises somehow or other the news
spreads in bali IN hour.
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ca The pay Of the French soldier

ca The pay Of the French soldier is
one cent per day. Out Of tina, nnniiic-n'
endowment he must provide himself with
thread, needles, &C.. to keep his unll,nn
In repair. Then he must replace all
things lost o. spoiled while in is psses-
sion, from the army stores. H. is furnish.
ed with one pair Of pan'oloons one pair
Of shoes per year, end one coat every two
years. On leaving service al end oil
seven years, the gut,. sabre ard coat are
taken ffon him, anl Whatever IS left hc
is entitled to-.
ca Boys are admonlstlr'l by scnsl-
bic writer - beware Of the following d. :
scrip,ion Of company, II they would arc id
becoming iake ,hos. who enter prisons
for their crimes:
l. Those who riIieule their parents OF
disobey their commands.
2. Those who profans the Sabbath or
scott 1t religion.
3. Those who use prolane or filthy
language.
4. Those who are uniaithful, play tru.
ant, and waste their time in idleness.
Those who are # quarreIsone
temper. and who ore apt 10 &c. into diff.
cult;es with others.
6. Those who are addicted 10 lyi lg
aud stealing.
Z. Those who take pleasure in tortur-
ing anima'a and insects.
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FIRES.
x,pf rs R0RISs0s-sT.

rfRF rs RogISs0s-sT.
A.s, o'clock Saturday night, FIRE broke out in
.h,;Iaipo No. 81 Robinson-st., occupied by Henry
~:,Ao. AZ fruit store. Tire doors were broken
-. nv the police and citizens, and the flames ex'
!, ,u,,bed with few pails Of water. The origin oil
a. fro ia unknown, although 1t is supposed to have
49,, caused by the stove used for warming the prem
10 becoming overheated.
FIRE IN EAST BROADWAY.
ibout 2 o'clock the ,ame evening, fire occurred
..No, G2 East Broadway, in the mattress store OF
gorge Patterson g. Co. The flames spread with
sstlerable rspidity among the straw and other IN
Smmasle material in the store, but owing to the
.smptpess ard energy Of the fremen, the flames
sse speedily subdued. A large quantity OF the
.,nipp ns,eral was dragged in'o the street by the
t,ueu. Damage about $500. No insurance. The
In was doubtless tho work Of design.
FIRE IN rHrRD-Av.
0nsa.urday evening, at o'clock, fire broke out
,te dry goods store Of Daniel p Fcge'ty, on Third
a., between Forty first and Forty-second ats. The
r. vas caused by some goods in the show-wndog
spipg in contact with the gas.burDers. The flames
,re speedily subdued. Damage, $50. Insured.
FIRE ~ RosE-sT.
The alarm Of fire about o'clock on Saturday
sanng was occasioned by the planking on the FIRST
sor Of the ink mandatory of Lghtbody & Co.,
nner Of Rose and Duane-sis., ignting from an
rebea.ed furnace In the cellar. The premises were
sd slightly damaged.
FIRES IN BROOKLYN.
A Ere occurred ON Saturday evening, about
sc.ock 10 the basement Of the two story house No.
80 Grand st., occupied by Frederick Siffrsnd as a
rdscpce and bakery and by Mr.. Baird as cigar
ans. 1t was speedily ex,inguished By tbs 6renen.
The building is owred by VIM. Anderson. Damage
,beut $500, covered by insurance. Mr. S,frendS
hs about 500, and Mr. Baird's about as.
about o'clock on Sunday morning an explosion
hsk place In the pyroligneeus acid mauufactOry of
Mr. John Darling, on the corner Of Smith and Cen
rs,ts., aud The building was soon in flames Tue
Itucture being of wood it was speedily enveloped,
md the tor's cf the fremen were Of little avail IL
vas burned to the ground and all tho machinery and
took destroyed The entire loss is about s., 900,
,p0n which there wac no insurance. TIE building
vas occupied for the manufacture Of pyroligncous
pd aLd calico printers mOrdants.
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Sale. OF stoeA. at philnti.lph,a-.J,y. q,

fEerored for TEs ~ v TRisr>s by Z & ", z. eayI
fi,i Fad-d--6 CO Csu. sul An. RR - 3 81; 90
rs 500; sch Nav - ~, ia lot. AT; 10 CITY So
sSsCotif, RR o.. Oh 400 All Co 6, IS $go@ 40 fii:
$500 do steuberv,e 7i $50 Penna s.. c. P. 81;
IS CS0 Pittsbrreh t. -eBb-nSs 77 go Norrsto RI
e - 90; S2C,o Long Had Rs Sc gdy., 7s IS Pea,s
FR IN lots "a p d.. -; 10, ebisn Zrc, u! 100 40 o5
IL Ca Union Canal lci 81 lc3 p Bssv Issd h. b5.
4 % f2l; 10 h5 as loo sen Nav Prot p, 80 d..
b5 20. co. 90; 20 Little sh RR bs is, 7, su.q casi.
10 d. cash IA, DO lf 3iaehll RR Sro. 20 Cd 81
Btrcen Boo5ds-lso Long Island r. b, Isl, 100 Nov
Creex Coal Co. b.. "a
Sscosd FoGrs 81 zoo anes Co g. IS; s7cco Cam. Ans:
R. r. &c s5, 50. $4,000 DO 10 80 goo do rs s $4,000
coNtw Greek Goa Co 81 100 DO. 81 80 Loig Tsud
Is lf 100 90 b5N Is; 100 do b. 49, TOO do. Ii 30 Ncss
lurs 81; 10 Lefi,h Navigation 65 sat. 80 Schpysib
Navigation Preferred rs 2ei; So Beaver Meadow R. lOss
Az; ito Union Causl 2 II, 81 Pencsy tS ~
Bsnt ct Pennsylvania. lic3; adl days. lloi.
S(fsy Boord - s'0 City r. IS, 20 es 81 oo C.rn
boz R g.. t5 81; see Morris Canal In lots bo 10:
lC &C. h5wn A SO Lehish s5wn III $50 Unlsn caual
CsP II; 1000 .lli 800 LONG Island r., S. Is; $50
Reseing X. K, rs Sss, - SchuJ AIN Nav, %.
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DIED.

,LLET-In Rreoslya. ca Friday evening" jan - Csit'
Henry allen, aged g. sears -. I'll, 49,. 10000,
TIE sls,Iv~s snt cqnants3seso OF TIE f,ny ss
rved = .,,e1 the funeral. from the fesfence OF Iis
- a D Allen CumbsrlGzd a.. bssween Lstsfttts ana
Trcr ava At sioek this hfterroca The reSi.s VIII %
tssen % ssrstog, County, for ia'ermsnc -
BROLLY- O. s.tsr11y syenieg jan q, OF eroao Lesa
eriT Ssnshicr cf Jaae aI1 William bEoy, aged yeas
month and days. - =, -, =.
he rssres ard friend. Of the family and the naenbs''
If ~. Yr Pressytedan Congregation are rsspec
fully ly<d 10 attend the funeral from the fesdeacs OF asi
rarsnts No ~ sGsy ths iaonssyl afternoon q. 7c'eh
Der ensirs viii be conveyed 70 Crssnwo'a Cenetefy
LsDe.nserry (Irel,rdl psPsIs please copy q
LURRILL- At No Isl AontAsue-plscs, Brooklyn, J'a 20
JsresP burr.ll, NJ D.. ssed "a years 49, IT.,
Bis friends and seeuantsnees, also these Of h ssn,
n Buni respectfully invited TO attend be tupsn
Ttu,dsy Feb 1t 81 o'clock P Nj from the chtyca o. "a
Holy FIRMLY. corner Of Mort.guspliss and Sn''7 -
HILfTRon III. 9th s., Of eousanp.iOn Am Lsnii's'
wifi. Of the Hon Jacob s. Miller. n d ,x~... AZ he
The fuEeral will tsks place from ne ats 49, a.
o'ei,ek r. N. ..,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-29

49,. on Bsrnegsi Shoals Ga The morniog
"a "a s,,b. IN q leaking condition. The surf nsn
a'-s,a,s IN getting the captain and cre~ s'horeio
-. schooner vas consigned to Doilne' e. Po''sr,
IA CITY. Al the tine the letter was di'pa'cnea
~. Tons River, the wind was east and the sea very
rssh. c c,v,,xa-
-. ALLOWING ere The names Of the cabin pss,enger'
= ,ls packei.sbip George Canning, Capt 'oo'''
s.,,Led on her passage to Hamburg from th'' Guy
=, G. C. Levin, Mr.. Malmgreen, Mr. Ra'@.a ana
-. oh;lsten. There we're also seventeen IN 'us
'.o,d osbir. whose names could not be 'a'n'soe''
..IInc twenty four passengers in all. The crew,
~ ore exception. had been eng'geu o. nes
- I'd wore all pAtiyes Of Europe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-29

sFoTrIsG TEE SUsDAr LIQuoR-vESDERs.-1n
order that the laws in relation to selling liquor on
the Sabbath should be more rigidy enforced, Mayor
Wood directed Chief Ms,sell to notify Serge sn,s
Mum and DAVIS to report themselves, with the men
under their respective commands, q! his the Chiefs
Office yesterday forenoon. They appesred accord
ipgly atired in citizens drefs, and were dismissed,
each with instructions to visit different sectors Of
The city, and report the ramp and number Of every
publichouie from the highest TO the lowest, keeping
open for the sale Of intoxicating drinks. The Ser
&c ants will make return of their nvess this
morning to His Honor the Mayor