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FEvER-SORE CURED.

vhe Rev RICHARD DUNNIN6, Pastor o, n, q v-s4 q
S,enan church, Adams Basin, Monroe county, N n g,
rrp'e 10 US: lhave Just received ener from C..
aY DUsSlsG, relative the cure Of his Fevorsor sa
nay derend on whit II states for ho Is Cresbn N7n
uid elder in the church. Some since he as1
ave of his legs cut a TO bis hfe In
4 Feyer.sore The other eg being now aft s.se. end
tbout TO be amputaod, recomnIenSe1 BRi MIS- Esst.
IsE. Read the resut He says: - used oay gre.
oTTLEs Of BRAN!'S MEDICINE. piaret III .ats
fo your mcndafion, that NedHfnc aud cnY uC,g
ny that, with the blessing Of God, has Effected ctfy- VI
" isy'" See Pamphlets for full particulars. .l.t'
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Dyspepsia--Eour Stomach!

"MT. WALLACE Il CO.--Gnhemcn: I was, e.. -els
han year ahicei with disease of the stomach icoold
1ot eat any f greasy substance without causing great
Dain sickness and vomiting, and contiau w afflicted
pi sour stomach I, rs experiment, trd one bot
10 Of BRANT'S MEDICINE, which, to ~ &c dis.p-
pontnen saed and roieted he usuol pain otter asiac.
therefore used second bo1e which Las eiy a
he disease well and sarty and -st iliosi
anything without being paned e 81 gn.sch bee olnng
Yours respectfully, t. y. NlLtflF''
Mr. Wilcox Is rcencctnble merchant OF Auict.
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Theot1uisu srgGndr'cs, -citn,fc and distinguish
ei uLdc No,--.md IA fact, by all classes in the
community, Amnug others It - rccommcndodby by
Rev. Dr. LYuAy 8EEcHER, late President
Lane Theoplicai seminary, Cincinnati, Ohio,
Roy. Dr. lEuSARD WOoDs, hbbou Prof Ci
Theology "a Andoyer Theological Seminiry,
Mass Hon. DASIEL =. Thompson, Secretary
Of Stateoi Vermont, author of"Grcen Mountain
Bows" ok Amsden," Sc., Montpelier, VI;
". +. WILLIAMS. Es1., formerly Collector
the Pnrt ol q .ltimoro, Md; Rev v.JosErHLircm,
Philadelphia, Pa; q. &. FERNALD, Portland,
Me-, aud many others.
tn connection with our old 80 cent mrtirIo, we
now pat up - size, ia large square bo'fies Nth
rich oiGmsifd blas crarPvs, gM du,efions, and
fac saiie oC N0t. Jon'n Cnl'r, Containing nearly
fur times the quantity Of the smaller size.
B,,cue of Coaaiyfpis and limitations !!
Enquire Tor the article 10y IT. wHoLL SAMr,
"VEGErABl.E PULMONARY BALShM"
P,spq,e1 oaiy by REEu, CUTLER co,
Drugg,.ts. Bosiot, AMI sold 10y Apothecaries ard
Country Merchants generally. Price, large size,
81 90; small size, 80 cents.
For sale in Ncwpor, by u. J. TAYLOR, amp
HAZARD & CASWELL.
h1 bn
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worse than Hopeless !

Now hear Mr.. HASKfNS statement Of cure He esid
NV wife procured one bottle OF RK4fNT"S PURIFY YLNg
commenced using that and began 10 get better. Thl bottle
snabled me get of nv bed where had Ncep confned
he bird bottle enabled traLk too saes - Rome Cen
ne where procured sir bottles end when hnd IN.
sz-.snd aSes bottles more effected aPEffECT CURE Of
III the ulcers, and restored me " good Leotn"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-10-18

t-l'" PRIrCIPhL OFFICES: No. Giisey
BuiiiiHg. rGrjnud-strpei, New York and
No. I Flf:h-str-ct, l,ouisNiilc, Ky.
N-..It IN A..,s. l., q
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l.. AlzCERS CuHl{l.

81, q, q. KINNEY, merchant. CLINTON, Orslg eothsy
y W. informed ia tlNi ciicerdpctor IN said county
'T,ng wonderful cares Of CANCERS iutoush Tbs etcacy
4 BRANT'S PURIFYING EXTRACT. A AeaAc.r-6otv '
rir,tpe county, N u also using said Tear ER. Mr..
S1fTtE, druggist at Csnajohsrie Mougo,hf ~ ccn
j. NY, bus informed US OF an important sor NJ a Ca..-
;fN ~ long sundng which effected ared lrhs
that ym-, IL therefore, this PURIFIER ~ 80
rgrh ins i-siins power wnat impure dsonse O. "
roo can not c,.:e Seven years experience ts'
inirh says there are none but what ii wll cure
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-10-18

IDR SALt.-a C1tpgp ''El Hara 10 tie Nor,h
L. p.iti 10 thr riu son.nr'rg Hhrct thIre qunrt r.
ofnl acr oi And, wfn good urr.u ara harh0f
y,rS e los bren hHilt ,..uut hrt' eats. Prite
st,l0. 1nit,t made .g~y. A4p.y tu
MA GE u. NILSGS
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-10-18

~ Hear What Dr. starp, ph, sician VITO stands at
the TOP of js ~ p.siu SaNsrf John Bulls Susaparia:
have been u,iug john Bulls saisaT aTia. in great
yi"y Of chronic disedscs, with the most happy effects,
aud have hesitation in r"conrendngit to the public
for Of scroiua phiis, and all cuaneOus and
gliudu ar diseas.s. Yours most ferventy,
LeYisport, KY, Apri ., lSlJ wM. srAPP, NJ. d.
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soMETIIlyG NEw

=. SOMETHING, NEW.
DHOTDGRt trii Tor twp dOILus aud hy cts.
L at WiLhlA Ms Rooms, cor Thames aud
'ouro street, Newport, z. L., as Large =. lle
,ly billc .ssaier. Pictures taken on Glass,
J.srrLEBY WILLIAMS
Jyls s.r irprietor.
MUtH;k-fse >ay sv~rs ttossse, ne,w,'rn
IN Is ~ nod Tvefo sss., having hees pat ~
perfect oricr. ~ nov opcn TOR the rrcep,'"n 81
,nn,nrr vis,srr. The h,cdion ir je'igh'fil
s.d iie f,cn,s light an 7 airy
u21 JOSEPH BATENAN.
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II. II. EDDY,

ruring tbs ;i,ne occ.pied he Office Of Com
missipncr Of Patents, r. II Eddy, Esq, Of Bor-
it1n lid busiaess,i the Patcnt Odice, as Solicitor
ni pdtents. - iaere werelew, II any, persons act
i4c in hat G ,paeity who had SO much busilcss
!,rlore the Patent olhce; and there were non.
shJ con lmted iiwlth moro skill, fidelity and,s sue
reta. | rcgard Mr. Eddy Que Of the bc.i in.
iuraed aad ,,o-t skiiiul Patent Solicitors ~ the
Un.iod States, and have 100 Hesitation IN assuring
inventors hat they ennno,enpioy person more
competent aud Trustworthy, aud more capable oi
putting their applications ina form to secure Tor
them au early and favorable consideration ~ tl,
r.leni Onfce. EDMUND BURKE,
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Rev. Il. ". sEH0A HEY. Il. STEVENSON.
CONCLUSIVE. E W Sehon IL widely and generally
kuo~n eloquent an1 accomplished pasor Of the NJ
u church and rev T.. Stevenson has been known
OF a,-nte aud Jealous members that the Ken
tucky Conference could boast Of for many years and
this time hrg the hgn and IcspoDsibe station ofagent
tor the NJ h. Book Concern.
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PATENTS.
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN OFFICE.
AGENCY FOR BBSIN ESS
WITH THE u. =. PATENT OFFICER

AssTNCI FOn BuStN CSN
WITH THE u. =. PATENT OFFICEt
WASHINGTON,
no. 76 srATr, ,opposfrg KILHS at. BOSTON.
IMrOKrANT iNFORMtTsOE TO IN
vENTOVS The Subscriber tate gent Of
,he u. ). Patent Office, under Ike Act OF is37)
determined to present advantages, "a applying
for patents, superior TO those offered inventors
by Others, has made arrangeme rs whereby on
applications prepared aud conducted by him.
THIRTY DOLLARS (instrai of ,psnty, as
psd back by otl,crs,) will be remtp 10y. him in
rasc -! a,ihre 10 Obtain apaicr, and the with
lrnV.. 'lwu1 h him within thirty days after The
re, ,pciiop. Caveats, specifications. /, ssignuen,.
hni all necrs sary Papers fa, rawings, for pro-
curing patents ~ this aud foreign counties pre-
parcd, and advice rendered on legal and tcrnt-
fr matters respecting Inventions, ami ntrinse.
ments Of p,'cnts. FlE..4.
tnventors can no, onl, acre obtain their specific
atipas on the most reasonable terms, (gcneraily
about 80 per rrnt. less than those of others IN
the prpeesipY) but avail themselves Of the cx
pcrirnc, OI20 years piac,ice, AN extensive 'Ta-
~ NJ h"gal aud ilechahic,I work ,andcoru ct ac-
couitsoI paieus granted in this and other corn.
ries; besides h.ing saved a Journey 10 Wash-
ngton. The iisud great delay there, as we as all
personal t,uill,l. n Obtaining their patents.
Copies OF ciaips al any patent furnished by re-
mtiiay oasi dollar. ASS lgnInents recorded at
wAsh'nrtoD.
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IOulsvlLLE July 18th, 1919
have examined the s.of articles that compose John
Bus ENtrtct of sar-np,Ti and have no hesitation In
a,ing that II y safe and valuable compound would
prefer it 10 ANY Arcr IL for the diseases arising
from an impure of the brood faint of the system
| confidently rrcUmm"ud 1t TO my friends being
powerful Extract, and CnG that believe will cure all
ot di.rivs Tor NbIchi IL IN recommended, II used
arcoj !hg DIRECTORS believe IL to be valuable
Euccrdtueun TO M.tcury - Nay have my doubts
whether IN the violent aud prot rBctei Of
- phis nrcou ard with Nodes ophe, In carries of the
bones Nbe her usht SucccrU every other remedy.
:. r. N,CONACHiE VI D.
Honorary member OF the Medical society, Fhiiaic phia
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Ia NENo NAblbh fbhL
SnG TINS g., trr- Valley Cod now landing
wv Nh'rf h'ri ol NHry -. Tor rdsy gnition,
durability oi Ire, complete r0,lhustiun. easy niHp
utiLu 10 me tcinperaiure of ihc weather, mud liz
great pnwrt generating heat u,i, is he best cnnI
tH ih country.
A Tree UuBit4g coal IL tBc ecDutmiotl for family
r-r. md 10 win nat clnt'r utl,.- me ,'tpuuLt -
greater thHu the coal rcI.ire-, which cnn e easily
regulated By damltr. wM .sWtNW'RSE.
10 Cod nhi Rood wharf
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EMALE WEAKNESSES g. COMPLAINTS,

No remedy offered the public has ever been hGU
and e6tudi IN vesoying tho incidental reskne
and yeqmayities Of the SEX "a BRANT's PULMONARY
9ALsAM I, mnkes difference neither the dera erieni
surpr ession ercess vher ioeaknesaf REGULATES
ALL by strengthening tbs sysTEM su1iizb,g s ciRCcLA
and soothing and allasn0 NERVOUS iRAITABILiTY
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LIVER-COMPLAIN1- /:

Or. NATHAN HUBBARD, of Sias,toyS, ccrn, %, ec
he Oldest and moet respectable ply yscisns, ac
sh Lirr- Complaint mary years, snd was pcJey eiVas
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One Dollars Worth /!
DANGEROUS scROrUJAl 7

How much CANCER-hav much sYPHlLlS-how
much SgROFULA-will dollars porR or BR-ftT'e
PCRIFIER cure Read the following stslemsv, whiEe
n a speci1nen Of Its power:-
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4 Grst rate s,roud r,d Wagon, appl, To- =
n ffrIihud, Carriage H,k,r, Farewell II.
mia
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CHANGE OF LIFE,

rom the girl to the poadn, and the sftne cse
he 10 accelerated and tho other gradually sup
pressed prevent any OF the fatal usdses dat eluelt
y arise In consequence Of such change.
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Ir.i.N luuu.d-, new aad nulr",ua patterns,
u Tor cal. by a. ii. SrEVENs.
A16
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TNO'TN'f.. .ff' ~ 70 .
sfII'E subscribe "inms ,hc puddle that he IL
4 prrpnI eel to triIn carr ig,s, Iuauuiactnrc and
uplr l,ardes,es, saddes. trtd,ks, Sc ~ 'Ir
's..r. best loaoaer aad al abe shortest nStGe, At
No. III i'road st. .u
1uet, sholjs, - Bf"id strr,i. conn cied
wibft e eaTri'ge shop, wi',ch mas hrrr'ulorc
also been occupi"d rs IA carriage mahe1'S STOP.
n2l JAMES MtGEE.
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FOURrRRN WITNESSES

Mr. HASKIN has TO me above facts and The facts
we Witnessed and certified uy DIR. T. .WlLLiANs-Nr
r. Brown, proprietor Of the Wost Home Mcss-s
6iSSELL& 4 LEONARD, Wholesale and rethil drugk 'sts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-20
INFAMOUS CONDUCT.

A man named VIM. Stewart and his repuied wife,
Emily, we're yesterday arrested charged with keep
ing Gisorderly house at No. - Wocs,er.st Two
con plants were made against them-one By Ellen
Wilson, formerly OF Ulster County, who states taa
abe va induced by advertisement to call at the
house OF the accused, who employed her as domes
tic. That she was subsequently seduced by Stewart,
who advised her to live the life Of prostitute. TIE
other complaint wac made by Isabella Bingham, a
girl "A wears Of sge who states that she Induced
BY an advertisement which she saw, for nurse 70
attend child, to visi, the house Of the prisoners,
when she was engaged for that service although there
was 10 child in the bouse for her to attend the ac
cused stating that they intended adopting one in
few days tba. while in the house Stewart got into
bed with her and committed assault upon her per-
son. She further AIDES ths. from what she while
in the house she hss no doubt that the advertising
was performed for the purpose OF obtaining the ses-
vces of young females for the purpose Of prostitution
The accused were taken before Justice Davidson,
and committed to prison 70, examination.
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AN APPEAL on BEHALF OF THE NEEDLE
WOMEN.

To the Editor of The y. Y Tribrar
SE: Toe u this winter prove that luxury ani erirsv
Aimee have lot been crush from the hearts Of those
ususJ considered Indifferent sne selfish, sympathy for
The ,rFerbr II instinct with all but 'h- bratsssi
20 rse the fallen that wssht OF misery uisht be prevented
ION scurustiuE the instinct sniveFs, % save
,ho,e uho ere falling from sbsoloe p,o.tr,iios
Charity il sGoo prevent the Esei Of charity better
For this purpose has been e,bhed the Shirt sever aion
an Association intended 10 benest poer nesdlswonen
They are greatly In nerd Of assistance not cnsrty bat
work which they shall be performed With nesfne
sne Dispatch under the suPervo, Of Committees Of idsA
The prce. are regulated both the employers and the
employed
The funds Of the Association very low aud they hope By
rnsIipr their Etuson isovu TO the public TO be enabled 10
fave many POOR widow and orphan who have never had her
,.fre.p.et wounded by besGnr from such degradation
Their vork not confined TO shtmaking. - the name OF
the indicate All sorts Of linen AID cotton
ssrmep are order and many for sale the store
No. Astorpls
To all who have sven literally this vinter-snd who hi'
nctl-we would say Viii, the Association rate yourselves
eousn.ed with ts plan OF o2erstionsexsnine the work
tk with the indess able store ard you will require
70 usins to support valuable institution. Instances Of
breaking struggle brave endurance and ureonq1ersble
sefe,peet which would make espts for May popular
charity rDsy b. found among iis records
Any editor who will repubsh this appeal will confer ben
eft On q 90, lsudsble undertaking
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-20
CITY ITEMS.

we 'eun ihs' person nsned jacob IL via. who
II gong about ire City soliciting vertise nsnts ~
tone Of GU contemporaries a mean. Of gaioius ts
end, cotfdeuiiaily informs he persons whom be sl.
ciis that IHE TRIBUNE is on the verge Of ruin; where
fore, to adyerse in It any longer would be so much
money lost Ibis sta;ement is made with an a, of
knowledge ana with detailed explanation. tia, a-a
calculated 10 impose on the unwarv aud in soms in.
stances which have cone 10 our knowledge have AZ.
tusly done co We notice the proceedings of tbs
Mr. Lewis merely to assure readers that his s.ae
ments perfectly false, and tina; The TRIBUNE d..
spite the hsrd times, is now in mos prosperous con-
oiiicn. Let all those who may hereafter have any
ihirg TO do With the individual in question, distrast
him a. they would any exposed and notorious
swndlCr.
For the information of our friends we annex
statement from our books OF lsst weeks business:
Receipts for week ending Feb l7........SsS2 81
Expenses for week .Hdns Feb. Ill.,. sos7 10
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,,.t.d wisdom Of Province Such are men who
cot ND for ligbts, examples and guides to their
a lor;cL.aH hauildercd

,,.t.d wisdom Of Province Such are men who
40, M for lights, examples and guides, to their
hind benighted, bewildered countrymenl
Among tie measures likely Ia occupy promi-
rent place in the attention Of the Legislature IL
aProhibtory Liquor law In tie former part Of
the session, 257 peitions, with IL, l52 signatures
were cent in. Among the petitioners, were the
Roman Catholic Bishop of Montreal, and over
10000 Of he flock. The Legislature viii vote the
measure; but il has no faith in IT, Members adj
yocaie the remedy without believing IN its eihcacy'
This il not true Of all it's legislative supporters
bat it is true OF the majority OF those VINO 'o,su
for the bill in the beginning of the session. oo
dine at Swords, and you may any day see an hoh,
orable member Of the Legislative Assembly quaH
tis bottle of sherry at dinner. Follow HIM 70 the
Legislative Assembly, and you will see Nun cisln
the paternity Of prOhibitory liquor OH ana hre
of the whole round Of arguments IN lts IdVOr.
Wait till the division bell rings, and uii onefourth
of all the members who come TO record their
votes in its favor, come reekmg from
The saloon below. know an honorable member
who seldom gets home without friendly assistance,
wbo i'm plOl ed the reporters not TO omit word he
had said in favor Of the bill. He wanted bis con-
ailments 10 know how devoted an advocate OF
temperance he was! SO it goes. 1t il not that
the House are in favor Of the bill, but that they
are afraid Of their constituents. 1t Is this fear OF
their constituents, and Of the forty odd thousand
petitioners, That VIII carry the Dni thTOugh-hot
that the convictions the tastes or the habits oil
the Legislature accord with its provisions.
A number OF local exhibitions, preparatory to
the Paris exhibition, are being held throughout
the province. The most important feature of the
one held in this city is a large case Of cutlery,
manufactured in Gait, including great variety of
heavy articles. The Local Committee has pur-
chased it for 81, 900, TO send it to Paris. Sir
Cusac Boney, who did so much TO insure success
e tba nuhlin industrial Exhibition has the Drp-
lminary arrangement of the Canada department.
10 addition to the S25 900 voted by the House, in
he beginning Of the present session, toward de-
fraying the expense of representing Canada,
supplementary grant will, in all probability, have
TO be made.
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DOINGS At THE MAJORS OFFICE.

The BELGIAN CoSvIc1s.-The Belgian Minister at
Warrington bas declined to send back these unfor-
tunate men at the expense of his Government and
the Mayor has learned that Theodore Secgwick,
Esq., has been engaged to apply for writ of habes'
corpua The Mayor will therefore, be under the ne
cessity Of opposing the notion and if successful Of
forwarding tie emigrants to An. yerp a. the expense
Of the City.
SUNDAY KEEPING The number Of arrests by the
Police throughout the City on Sunday the 18th inst.
was 60, q much larger number than on the Sunday
previous OF these go were in the six lower Wards,
Is in the nine middle Wards and the balance, go in
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BOARD nE CoUNCILNEN
MONDAY. Feb. l9.-Present, ID. ID. CoSoyER, i
President. in the Chair, and 81 members.
RESOLUTIONS,

President, In the Chair, and s4 members.
RESOLUTIONS.
Mr. kArsts called up for adoption the preamble and
luton ofcre BY him al last meeting stating that the memo
pr esed dnent to the City Chatter appearing off al
acton, tsa false prstense &c Cal ed mp adopted.
BY M fiseKsEY-rhat the Social Commitse appointed
BY this Bcsd sureuepd the exhibition ofhe OF
Steam tknene 10 instructed 20 ascertain At what price tbs
taenee q The sa5 machine would dispose Of the right to the
Corroiste Of the City Of New York to the
"Csns' and also 70 report the praeiicabiliy Of sP
Adoptse
BY H.. VA Pvauble. stating that Mr. Samuel Niehc
heSsho Pavement which ia. Seen tested on sewers. Of
hethIeeas Soi that ctyfh.t the inventor AMI gentle
ton and os rth for ataioents claim that by lis
safety n frsNe-. 1orAhiiy
asseree from Gust and exemption from rapidly a-cu
hpery AID has owed emiueny A. safe and du.
rste with uttn that be referred 70 the Comm he. on
Street ~pcff ieer opinion Of said method AMI whether
nhess2s 70 ss the same Of the ,horous Of
The ,eso oa ,ia. 1t Re referred the Finance comms.
inquire ist9 e eapedcpey OF purchasing the Shio Cans.
ne upfei r@ts d the City al io9th &c called ~
The iese,aop u, ns Prentss that the Committee on eel
CHEATING she sprst Of the brthsAs Of General Wash
tea b REQUESTED se tarni.h sP1ons hlaos
0fSpeci. corumite preamble and resolutions. a, 70
TN ofM Vtnts crh, befae Congress prohihirs the in.
Production Of cninss, ke into the United State, go
abroad sising that they hal communicated with Mr. Went
worth City Representatives In Congress aud conferred
With the Of Emigration; and thu hill
Teen which with the view OF the commit.
&c. and hss beor forwarded TO washington Accepted
RESOLUTIONS.
ByN NAsoxThat the Special Committee In relation 20
ne elton ofporeisn Psnpe snd cnins be requested
proceed te Washinstop 10 then txeftin ir me pas
OF tbs b before ir alton to that msi
he Board u Aldermen be requested 10 sPPoSt has Com
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-20

AcTroy FOR LIBEL Ia the Circuit Court ves,sr
e,y. hef1re Judge Rockwell sessrs Berastf Smith prop
etors Of The Iinsbzrct fZc, sppe,fed snsw.r hArx.
O; libel bfough BY John Dsyyr The hoe mp ainsi 81
Yves Al Advertisement which appeared the lh Of ausa
terms that ahtFert ard vots ossef Ins GENT" Severn.
viii eses ned VIII shaw tn the wOris
pointed at an'if. Who well known prominent N "A
II that patty bot the Count bsusht fell shot Of establish
iIs the Identity add mctioa eoua.el Tor def
IlaiLlH Lo suited
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SUPERIOR coURT-Fss I9-B.fars Jads- o.kLkY.

Georse Ruuc- sgt Rutgers Insurance Go.
Mr. Bunce was burned out on the lOtn Decsmber
1883 Al the 6e In Peal which consumed tbs establish
rnent Hs per Brothers. Three DAYS before the hr- he
Effected an insurance through L. Baroo Insurance
Aren't 10 the Rugs Company The riss made binding
and policy du but not delivered 20 the PLAIN
H The psntih offered prove the universal custom OF
rsursnc- Companies by ~heh when the OF the con
tset sgreeo upon aud the risk made binding the Com
psuy would liable pay where policy hsd not been
delivered The Judge decided trat the officers Of 40 nslr.
snce company could bind the company Tor the payment OF
los, By execution delivery OF the pocy but he
thought 10 respectable company would take advsntaie In
whore justice and fair dealing required they should pay
the TIE will be taken to tie General Term For
plaintiff j. l.. Burnll Jr For defense, c. Tracy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-20
ANNIVERSARY OF THE WILSON INDUS
TRIAL SCHOOL.

The second Anniversary of the Wilson industrial
School for girls, located in Avenue A, took paoe last
evening, at the Reformed Dutch Church, in La Fay
cite place, corner Of Fourth.st. large number Of
ladies' and gentlemen were present Mr.. CHARLES
BUTLER presided.
The exercises were commenced by music, and
prayer by the Rev. DR.. PHILLIPS.
The Annual Report was read by Mr.. c. A. DANA,
setting forth the business of the year.
Aid. ELY read the Treasures Report, from which
the following is extract:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-20

Addresses were made by Mr. BoyAR Missionary in
the Eleventh Ward; Mr.. f. c. BENEDICT, President
Of the Board of Educston; and the Rev. Mr.. HAT
FULD of BROOKLYN.
The Rev. DIR. BETHUSE vas una able 20 fulfill his en-.
gegeu mt to be present and address the meeting, in
conse quence of the de sth Of a relative.
A collection was taken up for the benefit OF the
School
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PnRENoIOGY.-Names and Definition; Of the
OIHrs-The Social Faeuliie.: ANsrIvESEssSexu. love
TOUCHES. si'rletisn etc CoS;rSAL LovEUaon fF Life tie
psnns instinct P,sENr,L LovE-Csre Of cF.7ring sri s
;.ohs fhtNnshiPs oci.ty unon ard inssg ftt-ods
NsAsiIaiTfsEss- Love OF home and comfy CONTINUITY
iesiion finishing up cousecurveres NIr.rivsNsss
70 " re eirr ois-se. Ex,rn,tions with written
ctteFlftloLs, BY Prof foWLFr No a g ar..a,.r