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New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-10
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ENouIsIr1Ly BEAUTIFUL

all ,ss ,-tsi. Of .-r.rsea>ct s1t sasa ere 'sse ~
ssriu. snd po,uisr .. iac'sp of Ar
BRADy's AssaOrSsA'
GU hsl ins al the essep'id Erorertlss Of Joe ~0s'
D><usreOpP-. They add many psrfeeSrs % tnef
~tsh r-rtsr tssn the nD<t trutA% eesan'~' >'
therefore eesiisbie pictures ut erestrj.
TIVE EasS AND Rarotry
with uheh thy nsoe very rres' r-eo-nentNsn "
long Ard Sdious .ir5a. whereby the exp es''n
ASsed so O<'. uasrk Asse Of Az Lake the
rs asa the, "a smp the expression OF ae
instant
Htscs, Fos ycSG CrILpSEN,
tS- AsssorYps vAuAbs oi5s al the iheulty OF
kecrirE he l't;ls stA-
THE tIrssosDr>say PcPvtskiry
hh he-e pu- have s;tx -d their nfrDtuctoi oy
Nr he b.s eystsree Of hesr The people OF
N-- Yot good as of snd -sl 20 any
extent tbs; hch utri.scay good They hsve fund
rsosE BsAUriSsi AssxsTyygs
ee al ths' te-d sai se1cs the s-eu and Srsy
ina ,ey .ry -hch they have ssn-d They need better
indory-uest than that Of 80 intelscnt 'mn=suiry
TBsn Exautsrrs Pprvnss
a.. rain shine Bs.pYs SsLLEsss sss Sb ard
Ss Bro.s~sy, where spesiuaens N b. seen.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-10

Tpy LATE SUlcGDE-It will be recollec'ed that
,,. bo r.tsrsd P Pierce com it'.d ga.
ID .tort the City HOt- he yropnen"s Il
xbich hsV. ..i, eces-d letter from Mr. Jas Peircr
r.Ips B.ipbrdss P0 County Ohosiatns hat sne I'D
lar ed sacide THy 1ssUsG ~ TOE I'm oi
-cptOn seems g. 'ut toat OF Jeo reH7 n'
bub.nc Who eft f. named Dac- Ia tse spfnz ot i
urcer rather coust~ie-s on 'hc p'7-rss OF pu
-rrns Ocs-he beicg ~ TIE et'i ba-iDe-'
siues hh he bss beea positively he ara rom on ms
fnd. .uto. s,d him b- either tbs STATE here A. aa'
ntLr MI M, or Ia Newi PhiisielDhi. h % enptDb
l. .yer follows: asrnt forty jear' o. hFs Loot SIX
iL1. m fisht h-ay5 dark D>afd 1n6 large 1a7
~ bseL o h. st Laud .csr.d and Cd, H4 Of oue
. y =. sn.sr, ,be. .ns rs-t-ths efscts Il b1rn The
,,-, at, fur h-r hs. ne en behind wife an tHfo- emu
49, nS 20, eluds ~ r.lne.t fr eoOy OF ms .E'.tHf,
sy-, ,bo,. ords 9Th d. II tue e4sef,
- - -, ~ ,k...u.s man SszarS Esss
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Advertisement
For SAIE-ESrArI IN BERKSHIRE COUNTY

H,s-A FAHs With furnished country house 'tos'ol
Pttsfsd p ses from the depot, snd mhes irom Leu'
The contains .esrly 800 In s,out sduA
woodland upland .ld ussdOv the msib stream OF 'ns
usri throusn the latter The hruss "" tho'o'tny
built for the present from the designs VI hf H. u
Il BIS and contains IL beside BAN room s.
situated srin~ree COMMANDING hno Ve~ OF n7 p
shir- Valley and the rscs,ic HOosac kan<cs
highest mountain IN the state stable, ee-houso - go
attached 10 thi- Of the estate e
bon.e AID Tbs wood 10 " t1s
pm tive rosi aid the meadows YIELD iHfe etoS -,
without cultivation THIS 0ters The ad's5tstss 0i
sIeesbe AID h-slthy situation With sood o~iAht' a.
6shrs al sheStD1 riOl the pre- Ihe ao1s' a,si
redi.ts occupancy being conIiesy fsrn<ne tsu -
with ~oo- sDd The seatf.i portio,, eonIAiu
nth Al the busxs vii be- sod s- p...e.J - -
For fuIth-r parcul.r. srp, 70 w HoLSss b0sIso' %
the HvI- T.. q. kELLO6G Piunsld
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which on Sunday lie used for cburch-for the place
canno, boss, Of church or any other public butdng
Byte by, it hs, two lighthouses. but vet o,wit6
sisuding The qui,us that reigps this pt zee let
twenty FIVE onterPnsng Yankees come to thi. point
- to the numbering business, barrel making Start
business, &C.. ard they would take il by storm. A
firm from Steuben County, n. T., came on here lat
year and entered into tte lamoer business with
steam sawmilL They are doing n fine business. Lun-
Der hrcs ready sale for cash at Chicago, sixty miles
opposite this point. A NEw-YoRxER.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-10

RIorous PROcYyDIsGs. - man named John
Opu arr-tee by Oncer Townsud Of the FOuueenh War
~as brought fore Justice C.ry yesterday chnso OF n Il
ou mr. ee.duss apps that the accused wh Others ~ho
b,d Goa for the Jaston stroo' Ferry
Coupsny az struck fer higher The strikers were a.
u.a IN ok ft HIGHER sld other employed
Opn acted of TO inform the nes m-n that
uu, stop the odd rates VI wages or violence
-onla be us.d' Accused W held to answer.
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

FATAL RAILROAD AccIDEsr.-A man named John
NeGnn. aged 20 years re'iens IN Ss~at And enpsoye.
r,on gr,,-rran OF the New Jersey Railroad CompsnJ ~a1
scdensy snled yesterday AZ fernon uPon tho ~ Mt o' tsH
I'D near the Newark cfo-sns JersJ CitJ ne ub
dsos 90 eros. fr,nt u tho waie is ~.'
evnr esp@ smother r.in ssAt Was pas'ns ani ne 20.
m hs q his legs severed ifo M
tooy Recorder Bedford held ques uPon tho remains
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Tx CorRrs-The Conf of Oyer and Termine'

THE VOINTSs- tUHfI VI Vl'I "H'I T'T'I'II''
convsr ed y..terda, mornirs bors Jad1s Rockwell and
.,ri,,, the following Grand jury Wa, iupsnelsd: H,n
=, Kent, Porensn; Phh Krady Daniel Fryer Henry Chit
c., Nathaniel NH Aldeo Cro~el, Lathet Eanes; "H
Warren Jan es Hall Peter Kelly Barnard RlJd M Edmnnd
prss. F,a Br .bne Henry Fr Jane, Kos Nicholas
W,ckoH Henry c. Tabor, Abn.r ). kihsns isn P@T@i
III. Judge Ia his charge said that a. hs sirtnd
Jn, imI snled Apil had fDnId ndicm ents sufficient 10
t., IN. Law ia r~gsrl liquor siI which al pfe'snt
n, could bs settled ny appeal - I've
tribunal the stae he deemed iruccOu- iot tfe
Jury ind iadctnents Tbs ury
The retired
The June the Court of General Sessions will
mepce 70 day before Judse Morris aud associates
Todsys Calendar OF the q cu Court rsnEe. from Sos q
20 inc cu,ve la the City Cour Nos S 81 10 B 59 81, a.
4s asa a. Is. 4s a. %, 81. 81. 81. IS. 50. 30.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-10

SAlE OF JAPAslss WoRKs os AHA safe OF
royel end curious articles brought TO this country by
tie schooner General Pierre from Snois. Japan, VA
comms rced yesterdsy s:NO III Broadway, By Massrs
Levitt. De,rs.r s. Co. There wsss lsrge stsesA.
soce Of buyen, including may lsdis, sad The hiddaS
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BROOH YN ITEMS.

SERIOUS RESULT oF As AccIDrsr.-Coroner Han
ford ,e.ted., held sn Ninth street betweeH SscOui
ard Third uton the 90 OF John oadwe BOY en
"a r. Of aee BY the eyGetce that ceoease AMI
other b,y named John Csiwe playing When the sttsr
,h.d .on. hich the other the head b,as OF the
i,gbr ear He picked up and sos who're be lay
rom til sunday, wh's he died ia. ,et et 49,
,b.I De b. death by efusion Of brain
.icu ed h, blow In the hands OF jobs Caldwell
and that Ihs bow the result Of accident
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fAdyertiseuentl
LAfver, s-ment
EpW SCHOeL OF MEDICINE AND PHARMACY

IN LAST eNfOLDING
NJ i.Ny practice proves that Cyss CossUsPros in all
~, ,,res and readily any oth-r discs
Cb.,.ty. desire s Coosampt,es but
hoss who have s other s,c,ans w,thcst re-t
Mr.. NJ J. MANN N. D., No ~ Lafayette p'sce, n T..
gtrs street sast Broadway, between ttd aid sth sta
Ofee hours: From IA m. IN excl nsiveiy TOR Lsds
and from p fnt Gennensn. wednesday, eIcepted
An oth., hours by appointmsnt
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AIVcftls- no nt -. ~ "
The Rev Mr. TEACHER Bridgewster. y. T.,

ING hc'. sll' ihAtH HER, DIN a
o ytars Of ssy. Ablu The i,t OF Msch - - a
-'ius ASs- ALIENS WORLDS HAfR ks- 80
~. 70 oiI-c,ns ALL hair resO,s1 I IN.
color sDd tbs hre aprea 10 b. p-Tm.a-n so .,a..
T'sIssuon !, notb'.s Ike dye, bss sots aP"' A'
a. tsH ee-ses 10 (. . ,..-. s,.,..
sod By 81 tie rribcg.l Nefeh.uts IN M oeN' y ~
Cuhs ard Ca all. Wholesele sbd RetaA D7P""' w. "
brog.s-g Nav Ytrk Cry
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-10

THOMAS EwBAsx. esq, late Commissioner OF Pat
ents has resumed his residence in this city. lie msy
be consulted by Inventors at his house. No 20 East
Thirty first street.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-10

pe,t ting Of those citizens OF the Ninth Ward,
without distinction Of party, who condemn the late
b,utal assault, on Senator Sumner, and who synpa-
tbze with the Freemen Of Kansas, is TO be held the
Bleeckei buildings his TUESDAY evening.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-10
Advertise nsnt
LISA historical fact that the marble headed

On, en- FrAb.tA would the dsTk ss IN
sei. historian asserts that she ~esns over
the fat. of Eses Mary but more modsrn winter shrms
that .h- for box Of Russia SAWS whe-~th 60
Burns Scsljs Sores Frosted Limbs Pes al
Ger. Ulcers. Manufactured BY RsDonG Co No state
Bosom sod BY all Druggists al ?, ssnts and PET box
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-10
CITY ITEMS.

The Board of Aldermen acted on a large number of
reports, Of an ordinary character, last evening
motto to take up the City Hall plans was lost.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-10

The North American Anti.FilnHore Convention Will
MT et at the Apollo Rooms, No 40 Broadway al "
a M. on the i2th Several delegates have arrived
GOV Ford OF Ohio and E1-Gov. johnson are at the
Astor House.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-10
fAdyerJ,sement
SHAVING MADE EAsY-Wet yoar shaving

brush ~ either cold two or hreo drops
P.LN OF rHoUsAsD FLOWERS, rub tho beard WELL aud
viii male beautiful .on ather much facilitating the opers
top OF shaving Price only eents For sale by FsrsioGs
Co, Proprstors and az Dru4xists
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-10

We euce the de,h. IL Philadelphia, on the 'td
inst of Iss,c Hsne forusTiy OF this city. The d.
ceased wa the .ou Of the late John Hore, for m>ny
YEAR partner Of the highly respectable firm OF john
Hone & Som. and also for some time Assistant CD
hector Of the port OF NewYork. Mr.. Hone was 900 IN
Law to Chalcslcr Kent. having married the eldest
daughter Of that drtiog guiehed jurist.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-10

ARRESTED os A CHARGE or MURDgR-A ship
cIu.t ter usred Thomas Godsl arrested last week at
l hir ysfd h, Of Second charge " mar
dung John HuDphey short time since at Mystic, Coln
re liberty yesterday IL ~ss sseeftaled Aat TOO
~. h.a ant 1. xroIx
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-10
Advertisement
Tile MAGIC ATMOSPHERIC SINNER SrpvR.-

AL a1d 80 euefs SEEING jGsr What foS
Sumner Cooina W. J. DENeREsr, patsntsc. No. STb
BIoad~sy up r.sir, Pncs from sio Ssvs se>lers
are psr;ic ulsIly .vyced 10 call
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-10

ARREST os sSCsPIcIOS.-Charles johnson, a co'ored
man. yesterday arrested suspicion OF h.vns srh
sod ws'eh other property from
N FIT, uuth street He then before Justice OsoorAs
rho Committed hun % q ait eIaInlnatiOn.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-10
fAfverttsemcnt1 I
lafScFsSrmch11
NJ ALCOHOL The ONyGENATEp

claim the favorable attention OF those whose principles trt
the uf sle. hoc s;muans Ths well k-o~n reuey ~
Dystepes snd General Debility richly worth far trial
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-10

Rowprrsn On Sunday right ab'-t dozen cor
pe oaf. the OF John w Ock near the
GIsDd rect Feuv and. after PssEng OF rershnen,s,
m a.hed qpsIty OF dsbes snd the without sottcs ths
b1 Yoserday afternoon Justice Cisrry sssd rant for
their au,st and fur Of the par were taken nt' custody
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-10

SaLuTE.-The young Democracy of Wlismsburgh
fred ure on Ssezy night at the foot OF North second
sr,et IL bonor OF tbs nomination o James Buchanan
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-10
MARINE AFFAIRS.
THN BRIG HARBIyGHR ASHORE.

From Our Own Correspondent
FIRE Island, Saturday, June :, l5j6.
The brig HarbiDger, Capt. Van Peit, Of aud FOX
New-Yok, from Cardenas, Cuba. with moasses and
cigars to Capt. Lancaster and Renard * Francois,
went on shore one mile east Of Fire-Issnd Light
House the night of the I'd. She is 1863 tuns, ~
years old has cargo of ~ hhds., 33J terces bar
res and 1000 cigars. The underwriters failed to get
her of by the breaking of the hswser. She hogged
and will undoubtedly be lost, together with quantity
Of moasses The sea not lsrge, but enough to make
it difficult TO land corgo. Que cask only has been
landed.
WRECKS AT CAPE SABLE.
Capt Lewis, general wrecktng agent has just
turned from a voyage to Cape Sable where he was
ordered about month ago, to examine the condition
Of the ship Arcadia wrecked at that place between
one and two years ago. He toJk passage in the
Bit sh schOorer Hibernia, Capt. Cunnngh AM, and
found on arriving there, that the wreck buried
in the sand az not to be worth recovering He reports
having seen wrecks Of fishing smack-, both sloop
al schooner rgged along the whole south side OF the
Island sOme Of which were evidently Of recent occur
renee. lie is of the opinion that many Of these
vesstls have been driven ashore and otherwise
Loot in those attudes during the past Winter season,
of which no finite accounts have been received.
On Thursday, June s. he saw a schooners bowspnt
aid two deck buckets, with a lot of light materials
and ss.ne shingles. apparently belonging to so ne
vessel lost in the gale which prevailed ia those
perts on the 3lst ult. and LIST inst.
NAVAL.
The surveying steamer Jefferson Davis, tnew)
Lieut. X. NJ. McAran, L. S. n, commanding, which
left the Cspes Of Delaware ct a. m on the 27th u"
arrived at Quebec at a. M. on Saturday june nav
ing made the run in 10 days and 20 hours
The L. s. steamsr Saranac, Commander Long, ar
rived at Genoa 10Th ult., and was to leave in the
course Of a week for tbe United States.
The United States ship Plymouth dropped down
Fl ON the q sport Navy Yard on Friday, June 9, ana
will shortly sal for Annapolis to take the place of the
S. hoolshp Preble which is in need of repairs.
The Dew steam frgste Colorado Is to be launched
from the above yard about the 10th inst.
QUICK PASSAGE.
The mammoth man-of war steamship HI malaga ar-
rived at Halifax on the 4th inst, from Malta, with
i,4OO troops, having made the passage In the unpsra
leed time of 10 dsys and from Gibraltar in days
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-10

nx Gov. Felch OF Michigan is stopping at the Ne
tropohtan.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-10

Tie Yourg Mems Democratic Association met !i''
eveI ing at the Stuyvessnt destitute TO respond y the
nominations of the Cincinnati Convention Speeches
were made BY the President, b G. Daniels, Col GAis'
and Msjor Ward and series Of resolutions speaking
il the ighest terms @: the nominees adopted Ihe
concluding resolution IS As follows
Re.Ied That regarding ths lomnsrn bV th- Cineinusu
CouVef non a. neuy uicOus vi use oar nm - II
t 20 .eure the Triumphant and iaes <aea
II h.s IIe-nIed for our aPi rova al support
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-10

The ve-try Of $, Marks Caurch having renewed
40 invitation which msde year sInce TO the Re-.
Edward Arth N 10 be the assistant minister Of tha;
parish II has been accepted asd be expects shortly 10
remove iom TsuptOr to this city. His father, Dr..
Anthem. hss u-t completed the twentieth year Of MS
rectcr.hp Of st Mark and the thirty ninth SINCE bis
adm iss on ~ holy orders
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IAdve~-s-0sntl n,
RRONN,s PAnYSr aYLR. HEAIfNO 80

BROWNs PATENT SELF hEA,iNo - or
ssoorsrvc isos-Hesans i,s-lf v'oc % 'oS -
Coz No boz s-xe>per should be vssss a. fsos Co
sou Il WhostsAs y tie RofAH SaS,.I \, WuolE &
c.. col J, b 6, bsaaIAA.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-10

WOIYE's SCHIIDAM AROMATIC SCHN ApPS iS

pre.crbed BY medical euIry Of 0rave Gous
Rhen incipient Drvpsy. Coe Kidney and ssdssr
and also ia Fever aud Aqua P1t up IN PINT add
quart bottles and tor sale by al the DruSsnt>
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-10

srppyy DFATH-On Sunday evening, g. the mate
q, m. el. 81 brepa VLa so ashore a. Jersey Ct y,
I ,r. u he hauds named Peter Burns wao ro~os
- t.t later m i,o the bottom Of The boat and dsd iu
NH He va. nstiye OF Ireland. sbout years Of az9
Red,r Bedf I'd esused be nterred aBd took
tkt rae Of h.s etects
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fAiyestisement

loUNG LAWYERS would find it greatly 70 'Aen
dvAaas. T. hase careful snAlyss Of tnsH rhreH' "
yeioF Fme.i. EtsHiasto 3. with Ch.rs acd fsl d'"'P
gwen sci, b. PEoT Fowler No. Sos Broadway
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Advertisement

RoOrs GALLKkf. No. 363 Broadway, conta,ns
The eNqVist-iy sled PHOroGs ApSs ~ Afr''o@
pfcOi the fetgsss AID eomPsr, tHeGl Rooms s'' "
.ccesA
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lAcyerti- uent

IAnye-ti- raent -
BRrCEs GIGANTIC ILLUsTRATiOS OF ihL
Bpssi.s WAa-This hEhly populA, eIhieinon ofe tn.
Chi-e~e BulGins No. 5ss Bros1~sy. On 1HvssoA "7h~
CsIA-ian Psp>rs seeu With ia rrli-es
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IAs~-s,is~Dest 4,
Amkrfkv nAn s,A U.ouayv aofyDAs oltrd -

AusSrVS!Pe6 tou INgutrrtVtyPeS' S--.f,f -,
sse. co srs, fOs oay Fn,y C-e. ioooains vt.r, :;
egra - quality 70 hoe chsrsed I've eossn 70,
WELLIsc's cor-er u bleeeSsf and Csrmios~A
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-10

The BOARD OF HEALTH.-Tbe BoaxS. VIII 'cb 10 y
hole. daily he consideration Of nusDoes k
erdsy changed their hour Of meeting from W
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-10

ARREsT OF PoLIcEnAS FOR 1sToxicATIoS.-Der-
nsrd Duffy, policeman Of the Tenth ".rd was are'tsi oh
Sur svebns Grand street BY Mr. Ming
The cca duI that be could scarcely rani op sln
tbouah he very anxious 20 avoid being taken 70 ne
kOuss bis situation prevented his making much renahes "
"ssi" taken from bun ard he wss suspended Hnm a1ly
will piebsby be dsposed OF BY tho Police Commone'~
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-10

WAGON AccIDrsT.-A Mr.. Merntr residing IN
strDs street near Thompson severely injured on
sunday in consequence OF in which be w1 ndai
bsyp. come in col .oa with the corner OF reri sy
D. street hr NJ vas thro-n RON o., SC
Ward Pooe conveyed him drugstore where hs ~ouad'
were dressed sner which he taken to biz resdenes
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-10

II. W. Smith, Treasurer of the fund for the relief
Of the Csped Verde Islands acknowledge the recspt hensh
jan Hscke follow ing dOnalous, VIZ from
Wn. b. Asor, 500; stephen whitney, 600; James n
Hsekett elC0 Friend Of Mr. H.kst 4i smother fIieni
Of MIR Uscistt $40; Mr Wyuko,p Of Delaware s. TIta
$3.50 Also rot previously John Nicholson esq
No. 81 Prest. 900; James Lesry ESQ, Sl~ heHIy Dseht
e.n linnnxA N Y. SO
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-10

FIRE IN FIFTI-sEyESTH STREET. - Yesterday
morning. at n O'Clock, fire w& discovered in an
upoccuped two-story frame building in Fifty seventh
street. between First avenue and Avenue d.. The
property is owned by John B. Murray, and was
damaged 10 the am cunt of $50. Insured.
Smyrna times., 1856-02-06

often superhuous, and as often useless ex-
Pense, and that much of the money laid out in
suoh things might be the means of doing good,
| should make no objection--but how widely
different from this are his remarks! Whatca n
he mean when he declares, that as mauy females
are lost TO friends. and society by the vices
growing out of display of ribbons. laces and
Ihe clothes, as there are drunkards and fami
lies brought to want by the liquor business ~
In TINS part of our country it is gross issult
10 compare gentleman to a negro. or class
MIN with negroes, and there are few gentlemen
who would not resent such an insult Bnt IN
thus insult helpless female is an outrage.
But the Reporter, not satisfied with this. at
tempts to add injury to insult. Your yirtnons
character, ladies, is to be suspected merely he.
cause you wear ribbons, laces and fine clothes +,
Oh, shocking who would have dreamed ot
such thing as this? To coniuare the temner.
ance ladies' Of Delaware with negroes is a had
business, and think not required by the wants
and interests of society. But, were I ladv.
would prefer the cOmpanionship of poor. rap-
ged' vrtuous negro, to that of fine-dressed
prostitute. Butt " ideas are prorressive--.good
as well as bad; reforms are progressive. fano-
tlcism Is progressive; in fact, the whole world
and the rest of mankind are progressive :.
give an inch and he will take an eli > .put
Deggar ON horseback and he will ride to the
d. These wise saws" as the ReDortcr
calls them, were never more fully exemp!ified
lllan IN the present instance. Poor fellow. he
is on horseback, and in the right road. bu, do
sincerely hope that he will stop and reflect be.
lore he reaches the terminus. I will prrase
hlln little more, if needful, and if I find his
heart still hard and impenetrable. | shall tnrn
MIN over to the ladies, and if they can do moth.
ing IN the way of opening his heart. I advise
Ihem TO grease Kim and let him slide.
l have no objection to the Reporters re-
MARKS on repubilcanlsm, for believe as he does
on On 'nlS SUBJECT, viz that man has a right TO
the proper use of everything. But the sron.
ment by which he undertakes to show that The
hquor business is required by the wants and in
tereSts OF community, is too weak to he ham
oieo' Ills toretelllng what would come to mass
Is quite amusing. | have heard that tbera
snail be prophets in the last tunes, and sunnose
tney VIII be the first to proclaim the fulfImpnt
OF thelr prediction! A few words on the snh-
Ject OF moral suasiOn, and | am done far tho
present. cannot conceive an idea of its av.
lslehce where there is no law: for havo road
"here there is no law there is no sin" and
my understanding of the object of mora sua-
SION is to induce conformity to law. If the
reporter has any disposition to try moral suo.
sion, the field is open, and if he will on,o. :,
"o m"y prove himself useful to community Ly
!'ducing those of his friends who are eugsucd
:" seiilng liquor without license to desist, and
coniofm 10 the law regulating that business.
SIGMA
Smyrna times., 1856-02-06

PUBLIC SALEs.-The vendne season has COM
menced, and betweepthis and the FIRST of March
they VIII omeothick and fast. Daniel Cum
minis. Esq, sells his stocB and farming u,en.
sllsto-day. Joseph Windal and Daniel Cummins,
Execaiors Of William Windal, deceased, will
dispose ofthe personal property of said deoeas.
ed on Tuesday, the 18th inst. VIM. s. Van
dyke, adm'r of Mary A. Vandyke. deceased,
and Robt. McC. Luttomus, will sell OH Wed.
nesday, the 18th inst. See advertisement of
Mr.. l.. IN another column. John R. Rees will
sell his personal property on Thursday, the 14lh
INST; William Roder6eld, on Saturday, the
10th inst. and Jesse s. Huntington, on the Goth
inst
Smyrna times., 1856-02-06

BACK DowS-The Reporter last week in ar
article under the head of Extra Jud;c;.l
Prosecutions" made great to do about the
expenses to which the State is put in limo,
prosecutions, and said the temperance men
onght to pay all the costs in cases which 0o hv
default Tor want of testimony. Our correspon.
dent "sigma," replied that Temperance men
will do this if they (the rummes) viu pau the
tines and costs Of their unfortunate brethren
sohen they are unable to do i, themselves. The
Reporter" attempts tie deride Sigma as
"juvenile correspondent" But this won't do
lit is an easy matter to snarl and grin. Re
like q man, Mr.. Reporter-come, toe the
mark," openly and fairly. You may talk as Won
Please about "Sigma," but if you set yourself
up for "Goliath," look out lest you find in him
a d" David"