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Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-01-26
SOMETHING Amour ScHooLs.1 \

SOMETHING Amour ScHooLs.-We
know man who last summer hired four
colts pastured on farm some five miles
distant. At least once in two weeks he
got into wagon, and drove ont to see how
his juvenile horses Jared. He made min
ute inquiries of the keeper rs toa thair
health, their daily watering, Ne., He him
self examined the condition of the K astuye:
and when dry season came on. he male
special arrangements to have . daily ale y.
ance of meal, and he was careful to know
that this was regularly supplied. /. d. 20
This man had four children attending =
district school kept in small build;ag
erected at the cross roads. Around this
building on three sides is space or land
six feet wide; the fourth side is on limo
with the street. There is net an ont-house
or shade tree in sight Of the building
Ofthe interior Of the school-heuse we need
not speak. The single room is like too
many others. with all its apparatus upon
the most approved plan for producing
curved spines, compressed lungs, ID health.
DC. q
We wishto state one fact only. IhS
owner Of those colts, the father sof th0se
children, has never been into that school,
house to inquire after the comfort, heal,h,
or mental food daily dealt out to lis off
IBpring The latter part of the summer W.
chanced to ask :i8sWhe tsachess yoEs
school and the reply was. he did not
know, he believed her name MAS Parker.
but he had 40 time to look after school
matters. =. .aaericaa Ayricukafiss. Il -
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-01-26

ENGr1sn AND FRrScH OrFrcERs.-We
make the folowin extract from private
letter from an Anne. lean gentlemanin Con
stantinople: .... ...
i havea a pre- ty good op Unity Of
comparing English and I casa officers.
In the passage from Ma.~elllhs, | tslH
great deal with the Flench officers. The
two armi,s are very different. French
officers are regularly elrca cl they must
serve so long in school bef r, getting a
commission, and they know tn i; duty at
on e. English offico4s, you know, buy
thei. commissions AMI learn their duties
a!:ey they enter the amy. Tne Ftanch
Officer has what the French call esprit;
he is brave, and he discusses military
Subjects weti and unstera.au tin,5.y. The
Ens!iaa oti.@e. don't diocuss, he tells you
hls opiu.o.,, aal that i, enough! 3,,y as
ioe bravery, the Clim4ah2s proved that in
them, Mark the ii1arcnce, however,
The Feuyh spoke with becoming scri-
business Of the horrible slaug glitter at Alma,
while the English take i, as matter o.
course, inl say il is necessary to set accus
ton c to such scenes. -..
v hat cry viii be heard in Enslanl
Hardly noble family that will not mourn
some member. Yes, the English Officers
did fight bravely, and the soldiers, too:
but their loss has been much more thar
the French, and | will tell you Why
When we were at Boulogna. the whose
French infantry marched past us oa the
road; their march was very desultory, with
very little order Thay were all laughing
chatting, On the field I foun that col
umn OF infantry moving on to the attack
move onin the same manner they were al
together, but in anything but straight lin'
I they went straight forward to their work
without stopping to parade. Now this Il
entirely the reverse with English troops
They always march as if they were toeint
a mark, and in making chargein column
they dress front as regular as i on
prade. am told this difference exist
always, and each party goes into battl
iustso. But what makes the difference il
loss is this the English column, whel
swept by a discharge of cannon, closes u
and marches on; the French don't stop t
close up, but keep right on, ltaying tn
spaces vacated by their comrades open, $
:, that there is greater chance Of escape
the next discharge s,, ,. ,Et
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-01-26
Cen. Cass ON School Ilastsru.

Tn the Senate of ,ha u,;,.s. ,s,s,.. a.
-" = -
loi'oWins 'i passage oecuifeo oe'~eea Yea
Cass and Mr. Cayton- II Hpossesses Pc
cuIiar interest ss..a.,,i .il,.s
Mr. cl.v,on ,.d "a ..,,,.s.ah;.
- -, s.'~-T w.
SPeeeh' as Puolisneea some tine Ago.
Mr.. Cass.-Mr. President. there 40
few things which desire to say at this
time; but have not the least idea Qf de-
tanning the Senate with any. examination
! oil the. arguments efthe Senator ffoM Del-
aware. shall not take long; and wish
to dismiss the subject entirely from my
mind, and therefore 1 prefer to proceed
now: -,,.1 .,-s-y ,.s,,,rg s,se
The honorable Senator commenced this
discussion by saying that the latter part ct
my speech was contradictory OF the for-
ilei' ald NC reia'ed an inciaens' u Mayo
VI, po,naP', PAiaoie' ~ sooy VINO Va
"nipPeu oy nis mas.e, because "nen no
e'oou up he was 700 'aii' ana wnen ~ s@
uown m az was 700 shot' anu tneH oea.os
'heI aiiuoea' u,o"gh1 ra'ner contemp.u'
ousiy 'nsn compiimlesntary, 70 my poss.aoa
40 senoo.uiaS'er S'eu IN MS own o'a'e y
ior,he' ,h P, Per'oo. :,
. oiay'on.-.No' al an no man nas
greater yeneratioh LOT tne cnafaeies OF
the Schooimaster than nave, ,3a,
Mt oass.-Nor 1. thlnk II there 70
, one occupation in ourwhole country which
e demands, and should receive, the kind
D consideration OF Its citizens, It u that OF
, the teacher to whom IS committed etask
a. u, i?a ;.ai,E,. 'ne iiilnu anu e,arac'el .ns
o ",,,n '.es. I anu no",' ., 1as ai.,eI'caa
= yoa' ~ ''n Nv "a p..pAs .neni ,o.-1le p.''
cam. @ M ,ss gonas;to1;as % s' &c S',a. ,Hs arsa;s -
s.;.S,; [ -s asp:Sso.es ~ $50 " sns psous n
- S.a,a ,ho. ,';a.a 49, "s.e .on.e Wv - us
e ,.ha. .t ~ I ,sIG aha ah eAe..o'.s :, .I,. vI.
20 ,a ,""n'n';t a,0 "n,sn my Tus.s ~ ~ ao;s
~ as % 1bau "a " In n tI"n pss' - 'us 'ses'
II y 'A's 'e'''' '"e'" ;, .s,a,s
!. lhere can De no more honorable employ
Il ment,, IN the Just acceptation OF the term;
!. ana Will tell the senator that l was .
II schooimaster, anu am proud OF It. 4 glory
: IN IL. gloryln osinS the ci!lzen Ola com sp
10 Try wheie the avenues OF DISTRACTIONS are
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-01-26

An Englisman having asked an Irish.
man If the roads in ireland were good?
/" Yes" said he, $50 fine that ! wonder
you do not ireport some ofthem into Eng.
land. Stay, let me see, there's the roud
to love strewed with roses--to matrimony
through nettles-- to honor, through the
camps--to prison. throug the law---and te
the undertaker's, through physic." Have
You any road to preferment" asked the
Englishman. Eyes, but it is the dirties'
in the kingdom.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-01-26

Il gun was discharged on thei- part. oae
Sullen word OF command ran al ,ng the
line a. thousands ici.---'Fiis up, he up =,
Not yet : nol yG, !! was The lrou DGlie's
reply early 10 ealnest lel.cs,s made to
charge AMI Sight the Toe. At length me
anticipated tine OF .j.crion came Tas
ch Tse was given, an { vic,ory pvttLel Up
On ia: standard Vi Ens.aua
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-01-26

A MISSIONARY SHIP FOR L1BERIA.-The
Brig ethiopian Queen" built expressly
tor the conveyance Of Christian teachers
to the eastern coast Of Africa, was launched
opposite the city of Hamburger, in Ger
many on the 9th Of last September
She was asbuilt by poor and charitable con-
gregation in the German village Of Her
,mansburg, and cost $4,000 thalers, Of
which $50 came from some unknown per-
son ii America. She was expected to
leave for Africa on the 2Sd Of October
with company Of missionaries. /.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-01-26

The first step towards virtue is to abb
stain from vice. No man has true, sound
sense, who is not moral,
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-01-26

Tobacco Of very superior quality has
been raised in some portions Of the State
Of Californis,
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-01-26
WELDON HOUSE
MANSFIELD, @.

s. NJ q - * a.. 1'r"prse ~ :
MEALS, TWENTY FIVE CENTS,
The Proprietor has refitted and re-fn'nished
this house, and is now prepared to make t,a'-
oilers and others comforatble. No pains Will be
spared to render satisfaction to all who may Ia
,yor him with their patronage. Aug D. 1904.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-01-26

Where willows bend above the quiet stream.
Sharing with sun alternate shade aud beam,
Ills walk was won, u be; ihe,e, hour on hour.
sweet Silence 'guiled Kim with her peusivC
power
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-01-26

| hsye farmer frical, wacse virtues puse,
Lncra>ci Us, have bccv;nv my cyROsurc;
Whose love, above the love Di other men.
My high ambition aud reward hath been.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-12
VALENTINE'S NEW MANUAL.

We have before us q copy OF the Manual of the
Corporation of the City OF New-York, for 1855
"By David T. Valentine, the wel-knO gn aud long
tried Clerk of the Common Council. Toe M4nual
now ranks among the STANDARD publications Of the
day, and by reason OF the great amount of curious
and interesting matter aside from its official directory,
possesses permanent interest of no ordinary value.
No oher nan in the City is so well qualified to pre-
pare such volume; and as Mr. Valentine takes a
lively personal interest ana pride in it, @e may be
sure that he leaves nothing undone to make it b)h
p,esently and permanently valuable. 1t h,s beea
Issued some ten twelve Year,, and ca Oh volume
has been mprov upon the preceding one,
until the series embraces much more of the import
ait historical facts Of the City than be found in
ary other publication.
We have before alluded to the fact that Mr.. valen-
tine was prepsrr the continuation of bis HistoSy
I" of New. York" and hope coon to announce IT, pub
Hcaton. In the meantime the Manual" furnishes
from year to year, much historical matter that other
wise would soon pass altogether into oblivion.
In the present volume We fDd, carefully arranged,
all Necessary information in regard to City Offices aud
officers Neery two hundred pages taken up with
historical matter including elaborate history OF tue
Park and its vicinity; notices OF the old Bride WE'LL
the Isspds in The East River sni the Hsrbor or Gun
ard changes in the names Of streets; notable women
of the oden time; ancient value OF property cur
rency of New-Ansterdam; the will of M.jor Andre;
history of tho Tea water Pump; ferries in old times;
private residences sixty years ago, with their value
wealthy citizens Of that ers history OF travel hepce
TO Philadelpha date Of the erection of public build
iDgs; history OF the Society Libra y, and Of the
Bunker Manso nj House, with = lstter from Gen.
Washington concerning H. varicus memoranda,
made by David Grim, OF facts hundred aad fifty
years $50; rules of the celebrated Mutual Assist.
q nce Bag Company for saving property At Il e.
of 1903, with Their names. among which are Caiv,-
lader d. Golden, Elias Hicks Peter Irving, Peter
G. Stuyvessnt, and other wellknown nen; notices
Of uspy old edifces; Know No hing petition 10
King William the Third against the conduct Of ET
Beomont ar d some other interesting facts
l. Beslde the ususl modern m,gs AM GUS the proc
psi ilutratioIs Of historical character are, tn
PAX in 1877; Park.place. 1885, foot OF Courtlsn.;-
81, 1885, Tie Five Points in 1877 mos; spirited and
characteristic scene; the Merchants Ex,aause, 1911;
New iork Garden, 1880; Park Theater, 1871; the
Old Manhattan Reservoir in Chambers-st the rryon-
royuyree School, lso6i Masonic Hal, 1880: MAJ of
the City in 1917; view Of Wallet ls25: North Ba..
tery, HubeIt-st 1872; the Aothoroe mansion.
Blocmiug dale north end OF he Park IN ls.5. tono.
ersphcsl plan OF ire City in l775 Surveyed for Gen.
Gage. very intert ting; view Of Bride sell IL I7sa
very early char. Of The bay an ryersi "a, 81 Gle
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-12
SUICIDE BYA YOUNG WIFE.

ihere was no little excitement in Pous hkeepsie on
Tuesday night in consequence Of the suic ie OF Mrs.
NJ V Seller wife Of John Seller, Of MdLs, Some
time daring the afternoon che wen, to the drug store
kept by Mr.. Wood and purchased some arsenic, say
ing thA. che snied II TO kill ra,L She took i; sooa
after, and at o'clock dead. The following lt-
ter ur ten TO her hu.bsnd, shows that her excuse
for 20 desperate deed is the behavior of her hus-
bsrds relatives Any person aspiring TO the tide Of
man. who permits the interference OF relatives be-
tseen bimfelf and bis wife, or in any way ,oler,e'
miscbievous NEEDING ought not to hope for synpa-
thy sben the distracted and hunted thus escapes
the tcrHett:
DEAR JONI III down 10 vute TO yo1 for the last
tine. JotU, A. DO snhesr'sd. | can't -tsui u n ,
longer Forgive NE for what have done. raks
care of Josey and don't think Of what hsse dooe
| oved YOU 700 well. Oh, Goo forgive me- After
you vent away on Monday noon, your f1ther and
mother mmeLced az me. This morning | sad |
would give thern d0l,r week Rod help - 90 the
work but they would not co il. They sad thst, II II
bee not been for me- t1st George would hsye beea az
DiettriCh's and you would have been slth teen.
JobD | can stand it. shall trouble them ~ more.
Mytme ia =; an eDd. knox thai it vii he hard for
YOU sid i is bard Tor ne ! would like 30 see You,
but oanrot 50 good By, forever til uae' hare
after. Ever Your Your dear wife '. SELLER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-12
BtRGLARLES ~ CHEHAYGO COUNTY
ApROMISING SCAPEGRACE.

For sore months past g'ng Of young Villain
tg in nu1 Der have been committing hurgl.ries 10
Chensngo County, n. Y, and all Efforts 20 srresi
II EN- have until recently proved aitess. Seven Of
them, boTever. have at last been caug't, ana the
eighth, Lorrg II Rock well, vas tracsa 10 this City,
whittier be Was pursued by Sheriff Wilcox. and, with
the aid Of Officer sampson Of the ree'rve corps,
taken into custody. He yesttriay called II The
Post Office 10 take ou letter, which had bean writ
ten to him by be officers and deposi,ei in the ollie,
ard after yard sdvertised and while in the sc' otu
.el,ipg The letter was captured. He emo Feo fsht
and eupted to draw dirk knife but was prevented
by sghe the locus, club Of the officer. IL then
trioo to bribe TIE officers 10 Jet bm go by of-riog
them FIVE watches ESQ and double-ba pistol,
but in this ne also failed On searching him, 500
in money snd the above articles most Of VIII n he
had stolen from bis own father, were found Find
ing that bis Efforts to get clear were unayailrg he
swore 20 take the life of Sheriff Wilcox the first op
por'Oi,ty that was presented He was iron.d aOd
taken back - Chenango Cooniy for trial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-12
CoMPLaIsr DISMISSED.
To IA Taito~ Al N A. T. Tvtbsaa

JanAs Mccarthy sst. Morris 4 Cosaert. -McCT.
thy complained that the detendsn en the TN j,aa"y a.
No 7 Broai.ay hisd hn 20 syrseu.- ana Themes .
the Osv-fo Cana; that the psssa<e "" ST. shcn ne
al, Ied he paid ,ns 25e &c Csyuf, sdss Tn' PNn-
If went a., nd .s be .,se, c~ali dsi work raey
ed to biz. him and b. that d'e be- per'0 ls
with him There 70: Sufficient wofs iof ,oose "a
bsrd Ar be sJt there he TO vort for ssoaer e'a-
tIseior 'hnhof' day that Ee> may ota@r'
vsre there who could tie s,ys thN fofrs
Cohn,r deceived him .pd Nsyof ~ iS'e.<,e tse
matter and deal ~its tn. m according 20 La
On this Mayor ssef his ra- defea dat MI
Cotu.rt appeared aud hawsj the a. uni.r sbeh
N. tl.piif shipped He 20 o 20 slth Ns.rs.
Ny.r. johnson contractors Ou the O.wsso C,nsL he
,kor.cs,t.Is from the tsdeat ersnser aud 3Iereui
cont .etor, n,true,ins bin TO seed ra@e
fiop. commenced 10 HoyeDb-r ~eot tatonsh D-cs nbs'
Jspu.ry Femuuy, snd M.en WIZ sons esn or ia tee
.rsic op.ehes ordering meu al seven shi a.. p- f.v
The eogpsnsnt 90 his cr-'.t.mio'a sd that ne Old
rot 40 10 ny. Jobn.Ju did not So ether u the
b.fo. be ,rR.sed other e'ntrrefots tst wase9ls
late fozsp; there strife or the ~fsi tht t1ey
.truci for shn per dy -bsn me contractors da not
- -. al.
Judge Oscrn heard the complaint and at once ordered II
dbni,sed
Mayors Office April H. 1855
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-12
A CARD.
To Lse Editor Of tn y Y. rribHae

SIR: In your edition of this morning lin ini "a
Article undsr head # Poee Hgoy In which my nae
fzures with b- Aoot ion Gaze co no>i oas
Ne.son Thomss On irth sol Ee. oae Ms
WHEY sud Mrs Goes wife II seems ~ D. o7nt-
that the deeDdsnts ehsrse III ~hos @a- 20 %
eor,ursc, on NV cart TO .xurt money Such ses,too
BE-. herein 20 dew IN toto. IL III Of he 1-i-n
az h.ss nv pane ard oniderrd vis Bat ss
ias fr.oep her.-f TIE spoiled 20 M 10
eonr.ct On with Ihomss Cu .oh of piece Will Ut
pusu- h, theme longer have tsken sucn m-sslr- s
Will in.ufe 20 tb.t gsfics ~hch ny rfot an The
council for Anbs Sesson; such ew be shi'v, 3. 'H,h
will pu,ue he guilty. The Of ths law Wy ,. "a
before rhs Vnoc Let fhsm ~h-'heT IN oairSksi
hsr snd husband sh nd be condemned for hIsg tn de
h household Nv inserting these fe . remarks 10
your PAGER. you will much osg-
Yluis fe.fectGlly j. COLES, No l,?0 b'oidTay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-12
HAMLET on plCrrRFs

Loos here, upou this pc,ur. ard co thu,
Too .inpi. .hOIts Of our modern Al
Sec. What fnsh nEbs tbl. msrly brov.
fsef plsy o. GESTURE every ID 1nss, Itself
The .uu- lie s.shins Of the rcl.inf eye
The liEs sh'eh slmost seen 70 part ans sr~.,
t. awe The world assurance OF their IN.
This done By Roor. Loeb yog now vA,, Al,
Here !. he other blesred aud mi Geset 49,
Rsr IN position worse Ia e1pressiJn,
With rei'h-r frssc, nor c1reliness. Eor f,.h
bse socrion al This Sas done BY
No m.tier ~ho Bgth yea eyesi
Cculs you from this fair Photosrsoh tara tsck
t. gsEe uprE that ~rsiche5 daus Ha have w, -
You cannot do them vioercei for a, youxs "~
The seton waite upon the lad snept and VIA. i,s.-
would ste, from hts 20 hs'
The fuest specimens OF Phe,osnphlc Art ever dn.h
les az those nsSs a. aooTs Gallery No S63 Brc.a.,
uendid L skov Ihis day. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-12
NEW-Jk'RSEY ITEMS

CRY OF IIUDsOS-A bill PISSED toe New Jersey
Lebstnre lac session. tnzns the CITY OF HnA
including the territory OF North 3erssn, DO lsied
Wet Hoioktn the Nurh Hobo.en ana Jersey CITY tho
Il. See jersey Raoaf track the South. sad the
Hse et,sck Silver the West The act ps.sei With
coudioa that II should h. submitted 20 the people Of the
District included whn tn bJG0d OF tue eiy ss4
to day they vsis CHARTER" or e. No CHARTER"
The New jersey Conference % The NJ +. Church
C. rru euc,d ne hnsesuih Annual Session Yesterday
ina 10 the Central NJ Church, SAketa, NesNt
Bishop J-es pres ding ass,td By Bishop Waugh The Rev.
Jefferson wis Secretary o. Conference for may year.
va. unanimously resppointri The u ne of the
n. session fixed ats end that Of sdi9ufo
M a 2 NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-12
REPvAL OF THE MAINE LAW.
To ~, ESjfc, OF Tns ~ \, Trtbsne

SIR: observe by your sketch, this moronZ, Of the
e hstion tire Festival ~ T. Nirh Aa' N0c@ty
90 Roudsy eyerug that your REPORTER h in,cv reouy al
t,ihieS t ne N, remark anDrh-r gentleman mead
irs Prohi1tory Lqnor Lee - the end
Of ore br.f As prepued TO con:nr 10 ths
uh- oil, isnnr.bt Of The practical sorsas ~ h
l.w-which s anticips;.d II nyen-uc. n lad yi
nss will hope largely 10 th- general ~eFs-
40 ID. more unwilling hy ss'e. to spp-oou,s ths
credit Of tavus SIDE il therefore SEX permission through
,our coumr. 10 m-ks this Resoscftly y,ur
ohsS'ertservaut JOhN JAZZ
No 20 Naisau,L Wtdnesda' moroioE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-12

n Cen. CsrIe,sp's return Of refugees, embsrt-a Ct
hi. City for Nova Scotia in June, 7sl-feo meo iai
women. Ool children, and $50 servants; Buoser's
Mansion House plan. Of the WalLn City Hall in
l745; TIE old house in Cheny-st, erected over $50
years since.
We had purposed to make several extracts, BAT
xnnt Of snhce forbids.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-12
fAdveitis-Dlent ]

We learn that the steamers plymouth Rock and
worceser which saved the propeller Chuss Ofood ron
de,trpction by ere we're provided with II WosrHsGroNs
s.FtrY STEAM PUMP sod Il IL 10 this nveS'n that hh
efci.pcy in this sersice IL atnbu4be We MOI upon IN
quiry that bLt few slssm-r -amhoNs are ~lnoat 'ue
and the sscurty they o- bof from hes aud sas seems 10
dsIusld that al ibo old be provided with them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-12

The proprietor of iourshlng boarding and
Da,sehool mes. N.wYork that h..ch iO
lard by Fever md Asue bic pe;1nisiy os He
procured DysHLERs ANTEPERoDtc Pills aud has eompete
y complaint d 'eh.' no longer subject 10
u SOLD ~ all Dealers sni by C. DssHLER, sgea a. the
Wholesale Depot, NO. Hl Broadvay, n. 7.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-12
A CORR TtON

10 NE f1Or O Inc n 7. TFtOsHe
SIR: The report Of the proceedings in your paper
of the 81 Nichols Society i's Pas Fs.v M IN
ore re.r-ets errnreous ST schei did ,ds.e ht tho
rex, meeir the Socets should he he'd bog, the Stte
10 con "a renee 81 the r~mpAu's law, bur p,ss
vsfms ssns- the proposition tie nd not advice avoidance
r evsson law hat coadse@d -cqnssceuc- uscer IL
mil q focd b rapes-d Which be t,u.td vogd .. :. no
distant care OAG WHO WAS PRESENT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-12
W,DpIrp OFF WITH Horse -Hanilton W4d-

WADDLED OFF WITH HORSE Hamilton W al
die ye.terdsy arrested. compliant OF iona
Dfevsr Newark, N vho CHARGES him 9Th ht'ia<. in
with James Bale n hose from his
i,ss valued 80 II a,per- hs be wife Of Wade sold
the hols- 10 yet IN fhe employ Of the hd'Htuf,
eFreeine take in monhv instalim-us th
having plooe Keep the hrse sent him @ h fh-r who
bin SIR Drsv,r sud kaot the proceeds f the sale.
The Mr. Wa.d- of these f-cts ~h@n II De-
iDrd by them take The sBa me par
which ID Tor 'hs the % larceny
Td sItIs them Justice sherman required ths accused 20
find bail o ausv the charge
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THE SCALPEL, for APRIL, No. 20, contains,
Oreio Of Women Or,n Of wi; Absurd Idea. Of ihs NJ.
te'nsl Cure, Religious Conversation 90 M.t>rait,
Western Nursery; Evils " Eyc Child Bearing; ehys3
logical Dialogue between Physician and Mother Varied
Of scrof1s: Deterioration Of Children the Vest
Is ceLts. sBERNAs & Co No Ve.sya, Astor House. 4
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PHOTOGRAPHIC Pc
PopTRAITs -Iifa and Cabinet

PHOTOGRAPHIC POR1RAiTs.-Lli and cabinet
sizes In Oil and Pastel Mns1re z@s superior 20 ,ne finest
Ivory Painting UBcoorej Photographs squssc BY no other
establishment in the world Perfect lkeDesses taken In any
sye size fIon Dsguereo.ype, Of deceased peron Life
Oil PAINTINGS Canvas by this az sitting
Taken only Dy J. Quincy C FaEDERicKs, No 70 Rus
Base du Rempsr Paris, ana No 9 Broadway New YORK
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CITY WE'KS.

GERMAN OPEEA AT NIBLos This c ,mp'ny vi
perform, this evening, Floto*s Opera Of Alessaaf0o
StradtHa Mesdames ID Ormy and Sedenblrs and
Messe QuiHt and Muller in the principal parts.
There is also engaged corps Of some ls children 10
dance The dances Of the first set
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tyles Of Gas Fixtures.

GAS Gas New styles Of Gas FIXTURES,
for N. ,orp, Trade Of both modern and .1rsas dsssn. a.
on, Who.s.e buyers particularly invited call
.r,st Hsnu..eturins DeD6f of sscEEs VASES Co No.
SO ross~s, Also the beet Portable Ga Works FOX Coun
III Dwellings, Churches ana Factories IN thu country.