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BROOKZ YN ITEMS.

Co1Lrsros on IHE R,sR The ferry boat Fulton
ard pilot boat came in collision about the middle
of the river on Saturday evening, a. o'clock. The
bowspr % the pilot boat penetrated the gentlemsns
cabin and carried away ssarly all the woodwork in
frort Of the wheel. The tenders were broken into
splinters. Several passengers wsrs sitting on the
bench at the time of the accident, but had sufficient
wupir G to make their sscape unhur. TIE damage
to the ferry boat amounts to about $780, The pilot
beat did not appear 10 be much Injured.
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interesting family Of seyen ohiIdrea The psnfal IN
tesenee concerning him has cast gloom over 8
large circle Of warmly attached friends, who deeply
Iegiet both the cause and the consequence OF his
failure in tusinees. There is much painful anxiety
respecting the result of his insane attempt upon mis-
life.
A 6ispstch from Bath, dated II O'Clock this morn
ing sass. "He alive and the chances are 10 his Ia
vor." Boston Evening Transcript, Dec. IL.
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ss.saee. "hsa re gagged Ter with Oue hsai, vn..e
vita TIL oh e' hs EAed her pocset .-sns saetsEoa
$40 N balls sad Give, change. TIE ruff then
jar p>d to BIS feet sIc tau CT The wonsu WA So
bsdy Injured that he WA Gr able a. che moment 10
make any alarm. Bridget gave iRbmst u of tde
fsct a. The Station House, and short time Thereafter
Hire wa arrested Justice 0,boru before whom tie
accused Eas taken. yesterday norpiLs comHstted him
- prison 10 default Of 81 600 BAL.
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NEW[JERSEY ITEMS.

The DoSsE,LY CAsE,-In compliance with peh
lion from che friends Of Dcnne'y bis Ercelsncy Gov
Newell has called an extra ressiop OK the Court Of
Psrdons, to meet .. the ssatsHauss on Tus'dsy the
cd ipst, at which time the case OF Donusly viii be
finally disposed Of If he 10 not pardeoed, ssatsre' Of
DEAN "a 70 be executed the ssh Of January.
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are oots,saiy ssupssS to fsfu'c application. ty tss
son OF their limited resources, Yet tie chef obie,t
of the iustit1tlcp is TO educate fssie phys, Mans ,s
thoroughly by giving them those opportunities for hos
pitsl practice which aso denied them by al other nst
buttons, and for .h.s !. is most important.
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Advertiser 1t

A6veItiseme 1t
SCRoTULA, SALT RHEUM, SYPHILIS,
ULcsss, SoREs and oil ether
Diseases Of Impure Blood
are AZ once cured by taking
j. 4 sTAYrosDs fpoy Ayp sULYHus Powders,
,pd npr wing an Ointment made of r. Stafford. owe Tar
and Mvtbon Tsllow sold at No 10 Stse and oil Dussts
Twelve Powders for Olive Tar 50 cents Onaneat Is ceuts
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The Rev John Pierpont was married on Tuesday
last 10 A second not a third wife, "a stated. In lSlU
he Wa united to Miss Mary Lord, in Connecticut,
,,,h 40. de lived until her death in lShI.
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CITY ITEMS.

LycrrRx ON NATURAL HISTORY DR.. Waterbury
gives ope of the Of lectures upon Naua HIS
tory which he has proposed to give to the common
,ctoo, of The city at the Metropolitan Academy, Ne.
% SSsh avenue tbs evening upon Che sublec' OF H.
acct life: GLOW it walks, how it eats how 1t breathes,
how Il fies how its pulse beats, how il changes,
and the uses of insects Teachers of schools are
invited to aserd, ard perhaps it would not be smss
for tie Board Of Education 10 do so.
6pe collection of oil paintings, pa';els, &C., Sc
l.cted BY W. Schsus, esq, daring the year, Do'n 10
,bis country and in England will be sold on Tnur'day
Dec. Il. by II. Leeds 4 Co. the pictures are nov
90 sIhibiton o. No. % Nassau'ss
CHARTS MAcKAY AMONG Tns ChHDRES DR..
Maclsy has been quietly making himself acquainted
viii our common schools by yisitisg the male aad 10
male gramusr schools in tbs Fifteenth Ward going
into the class and listening to the rsctsons aud
making rote Of the workings OF edu:ationa! sys-
tenn. On Friday he was, in company With several ITO
rary Cent.emes, present by invitation a. The primiy
school for girls, under the charge Of Miss Greer n
Twelfth s.ee. As be TOOK his sea. he was welcomed
by go youthful voices singing his ballad Of
"rheress good time cOmias b'ys'
lie acknowledged the compliment aud surprise, a. the
same tue observing that the tuoe TO which |. wss
sung was aew to him. He thea reci,ed new Fairy
Tale, AMI added to their pleasure by the promise OF
song for tbem which Mr.. Brs.ow as promptly agreed
TO set TO music for their use The exercises eci>ed
praise from the crowd Of people 10 attendance. Ap.
propriste Addresses by Messrs. Randall, Blake aud
Oliver.
EIw.YoRk IHFiRMANY AND DUriSsAsY FOR
wonrN AND CMLpREs.-The managers Of this insI
,utioa will open Far on the 18th inst. stthe rooms,
sorner Ct Bet cker and Crosby s.Tes for the sas Of
usefu arc crrsmentel articles, the proOesds Of ths
sale to be devoted to the bene6, Of the Institution.
The Far will continue through the week, opening
every day .. p IN. The institution, which WI"
spened last May bids fair to become suc'essfa
pertinent though i. is somewhat crippled BY tho nsut
6cepcy Of its fusds. During tho last six mouths six
LsrJred patients have been treated 10 tbe D'pcnSSy
and isry in IGOR patients received, aud the ussaScr'
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Ia " NTE'LLIGENCH

SUPREME couRr-ssrcI.L rrsN De i2-''''''
Judge DAVIES
pECfsIoS. - =, A.. No,;or
VIZ Rsdford sgt janice c slssn', ,.toia.sy'
UNITED STATES CiRCUiT COZ 90"
80. .s.,.. a., the big E.len. he, tseN., *; III,
United STATE "a before Judge Belts in the Dig
ps Sss. iedsnes, given. dni,.ins ,as nSs' "
.rosld e q ss' ssissns cssoa
'ais &c, sa.nss o2pio, q Jadss Bss. -, s ss
- lay sS,rr, vS4th hin that lie eesrS,om q -
AID .s,rru .,oses sss.e5. wsfs so< co1pes
Ue s a. s.crs, L.sow ou.' be s&soSa
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NnI 4 NEPlII.M.

t. ne rSi,c, II Ire " ]. T,ibaas
SIR: Piease correct the error OF Jour reporter 40
rrs,,. TO toe suicide % NJ Gilmore st the Ne.ero tel as
hor II phsw Of Alderman GriEtbs Of tie XIII Ward tie
l. no 20 ,tye Of rine 10 sry way neither 60 know
ps,sOn Of chat JAMES 0htttiLaS,
Nor lc,s Dec. 10, 1857. Alderman y 4 " Ad
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BURGIARIEs.-About 4 o'clock yesterday morning
the et IN the xrooery store Of LoGer and A-scree
eets was swokened ssht noise ard upon looking up
discovered two burglars With mued faces working the
nor ydrswer. They ieft 20 haste .
The dwsllps Of James Sser In Bushwck s'enus was 60
tssed and robbed Of two watches valued a 20
We dwelling CT MI eknsn No. ZIG Grand street ws Gu
terca on FridsJ Afternoon sud S7awn stolen
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Yesterday merning,

CAprURe OF 4 BrR0LAH.-1eNerusy ustnIng,
about 0clock oesr Nsn Of the Foare.nh Ward detect
ed Low soInng out Of house IN North
Third street nen fb. Upon going toward him the fsncw
started "a ct fall peea and the officer after him and finally
csps 10 ard anesed him the Of and and Foor
s,ets The prisoner observed 10 threw someshins Into
BOX which proved be o. in bills and two bali dollar pieces
Durir Ire lore noon the money identified hsynl been
lsied by Or Livingston druggist Of No. it Grand stIsos
whose had b. buraoa.y en.sIsd yesterday mosnns
Ilderms an Wosom and committed Hs I. Bowery bay sod
Rad an associate who esospsd
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Advertisement II

PURDYs NATIONAL, ThfATER -Ihe entertain
announced ths posFeious Thesse Tor ToNIGHr
verify Of especial notice Tie great drama Of toe hEyoLr ~
D, m tods q tie STAGE, and vii be psftomed
with The drsus Of 0NE,L rr Gs.sr and the tA-ce CT CON
FoSTAsLE SERVICE The CASIO FAMILY also commence
and sPp-sr L. tk-r unique entertainments Go
cary.
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fAevegtisenent

DISEASES OF THE THROAT AND LUNGS
Cured BY wearing OiLgs SILK PLAsrEs,
Moistered With J. SrAYFoRpS OLIVE Tar.
Plssteis 6 cents. Olive Tar 50 cents $ b. t.ls.
Al No is State St, aud by all Drusssta
T-smona,, from fssac v Fowler e.l Wni X. Townsena
esq zen bud Green. and macy otaes pomrat pessOus.
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.Tha dry goods store oil Messr.. 2

Br,GLARIgs.-The dry goods store OF Messr,. An.
.hory Greene No l9s street Jersey City entered
on Yfday usbt forcing out window over the back Soor
Ara robbed OF Ska 20 the value 81 shout $40
f,scy store Newark Groge street sso
entered the night by means q ae teJs but for soDs
,essou the bursss left tossing the soods about without
taking Al y.hps.
Tbe xrtery ore of hesss Holc0mb Haacox broken
into ThrIsosy night bat the burglars oy took uncuent
50 bin TIL. beios oil her in the drawer ct The
time Tue ,s e0atann the NOR aid book, a. not harmed
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fAdTerssement
RHyrNINTIC and NEJRAI GIC PANS cease

Wien + r srarEokD's CLnE T.s hspplieJ.
Beosus. it i'm earts ELEoTso AASstItsH.
For sale g; No l6 State 81. snl By oil
Dnsxs,sts a. "A o-sts bottle.
" snonAs from GeoTse Law, esQ Simeon Orsper
Rooet B. Coleman eco and nom mary other prominent per
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-14

TAxpYRiNG WITH JUROR Owen kerzap, sJuros
In the case Of Ctauncey b. Bell and Loui German set Thos
Gu M td On Friday in tbe City Court complained TO the
Cout that tho July we're leaving their seats or
tie ter Thomas Quinn spoke 10 him asking bin they
would be through that The Juror replied tbs. ne did not
c,ns OF stud.y why be shod not be committed for CON
tempt Quinn appeared and Pased himself Of the conenpt
,aps he had intention Of tampsns with the jury
The Couyt sentenced him to 6se o DO aud be in1rs
cred I've days At the solicitation OF PLAINTIFF counsel tbs
ssu. eaee vss suspended
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Coscyn1 yoR THE BYSIPir % rgE PooH.-An
Od Pom Cctc,t veosl and Instrumental IL 70 be given ct
wsspston Hall Fourth and south seventh street.
ths evening the receipts 70 DO given u the rxu
tive Commttss Of the iof the Relief Of ne cas
poyed The ssr got ~ by persons CONNECTED VITA 'ae
sL0irs Of syersl cbuIehes In tho Eastern District.
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THE BALLET


WHAT a 'vildeing sight, what maze of delight;
Was ever anything Ike 1t =
Ambient swarnns Of fairy like forms.
BE auty and grace Of figure and fsoe,
Exquisite grouping,
Delicate dioOpng,
Rocket-like rising
friskness surprisicg.
Bonndings aerial,
Drspery aiIIy scaH ct each end;
Gauzy material,
Scarcely betraying where flesh and frock blend;
Musln ano riLity,
a!fbicdeu symmetry,
RibsI ds and ROSES,
Passionate p0:es,
1.-the shspee revolving,
Clusters diseolfiug
Ever fiesb beauties artists unfold, -
Limbs peat and tsperitg
yols.ile ceperiIg,
living labyrinth rare to behold
Ohl-whst q yision of ch sinirg confusion
Sin pie ard complex all at glance;
Half a reali.y-ls ali IN illoson,
Such Is The mystic and magical dance.
Wbiiiing, tvirGng.
Skipping, tripping.
Flsaning, dashiDg,
In merrest measure;
Cncumro'ht.ons,
Supple ssltstions.
Daring gyrstOns,
Perennial pleasure
The bAllstl-ws'll cal it-uild metaphor spurninS-
A human kaleidoscope constant, turning.
8osto C.uriet.
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wILLIANsBURGH DIsPES,ARY. daring The month
q Nov, mbe the to..l number q ps.Di, tested w VA. 70 W.
males III females s3s Nsyiiy .n.ed yo naabs,
Al intil D. Sir.
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The Board OF CavaSsers met at noon on Ssturds,
AVID the foorgs 70. being ready. they adjourned to
o'clock 70 Gay, when the canvass will be declared.
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RossrRY The house OF Slr. j. ksrby in iisnil-
.t,.s. pt.. Gate, avenue o iousy entered a.
Law ri,ht The h!eves into the bedroom Of Mr. Ksrby
and tak h aud catering tue sse ping sp.ment Of
vor took hi. psnaoons slso aud emp'led b)a 4 their
ontett Co, Stating OF 80 The c 'thss found In
ths back ysrd next morning.
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APPRopRIATISG LOST MoNTY.--A little boy, name
r s. Thorpe so bin bis 70 grocery on the cor
rr az Deksb xyeJus ard Hall STREET Saturday u wts
ncted no bv an PANIED John McCsnn who spent lo In
purchasing -four for his family Capt Powers arrested hn on
he charge Of larceny found portion OF the rensinng -
,yrspp4d up IN aht the 5esboard sod puow
Of tpd iu bis house he committed to tins charge
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DAgrsG HIerwAY RosBEkr N oPss DAr-,sar.-
Between End 4 O'Clock on Saturday sfe1oe,. IS
woman ransd Bridge. N,iO', living at Nc. q, Wash.
iDston street. was pa's'ne through Baxter stree: sss
rss scooe.td BY an I:i.haan named Hesfy as,s. VITO
in tie nost rDcsismorions nssstr ,ei,ed her snt
drsy, Sd Ter into A. slsy way ssSse witch ~ vS-
I.,t bow il TIE fsss, to kns,tsd bn dova. See
s,,u--sd violessy, SO Wa SSoss so'sSm-as f9' A.
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The concert for the benefit Of the poor given
Cd! PscwS Hall Hcbcken on Friday evening" s11s ~
ce.ssL The Hall crowded and about so Vas
which be- placed IN tao hands Con rsksee ~
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MIS-. CvSSiscnAs's TRIsL.-Ths csuss. which
wa set down for trsl Tuesisy, the I7,n met st
Goshen, Orafge County, has bseu again post poued
until the first week in January. The reason Of tbi,
pOs'porensp is said to b, that Judge Strong was un
willing to Try the case at any other than regular term
OF the Court, unless this county would bear the
pense. TIE records sho~ Sat 10 other cases where
the Judges have been put to extra expense and
trouble the Board Of Supervisors Of this couoty have
neglected 10 audit their bills
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A 6pe collection of oil paintings, pa';els, &c, Sc
l.cted by W. Schaus esq, daring the year, both IN
this country and in England viii be sod on Thursday
Dec. II, By II. Leeds & Co. The pictures are nov
ou exhibition ~ No. % Nassaust.
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ARREST OF Two P,SrL THIEvEst-As previously
reported in THE TRIBrNK, on the evening preceding
the election q couptrymSn named Joseph Carroll, OF
Randolph, Morris County, n. j. arrived in town ard
lut up at Chan berls;ns Hotel, in the lower pat OF
ibe city After upper he walked out for the purpose
a seeing New York by gas light and In the course OF
his persmt ulations was aocoeted by two females a
Church sheet. They made themselves very agreeable
n the old man, and called him grandpa unoe and
lie familiar names, The teo girls walked about
soue time with Mr. Carroll and one Of them fually In
fhe kiraest manner invited him to call at he house.
Mf. c. consented to accompany her, when she con.
oucted him TO the wslkncwn panel house No. 30
Reade street kept by man named Ayres, alias vi.
liz, and woman of disreputable character, M ned
Louisa johnson. The girl took him into room. and
beth remained there soms time. Aftsr leaving the
hows Mr.. Carroll discovered that $50 had been ab
-taeted from rot Of $50 which he had in his wal.
let Mr. c. reported bis loss to the police, whsn an
olcsr arrested the girl who had been with him. Tue
Rouse was found 10 be deserted the occupants upon
ihe perpetraton Of the robbery having made them
selves scs-ce. Ths girl w@ found IN Ce street and
identified b. Mr.. Carroll. She was taken before the
u seiftrats presiding at the Tombs and locked up.
sssrh vas made for Ayres and his female compan'
ion in ,ilainy, but they were not found until Sat-
uidsy, when Offer Webb, st.acssd TO the Lower
District Police Court, arrested them and conveyed
them 10 the Tclnbs, where they were lo'ksd up to
await m eIaml1ation. -
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Fp CENTRAL PARK IsvxsrIeArios-Xr. Gtsn,
the Treasurer of the Board Of Commissioners of the
Central Park, appeared before the Committee on
Lands and Places Of the Board Of Come mea, yester
day ard made very clear and precise statement OF
the purpose and method of ell the expenditure Of the
Commissioners. 1t appeared that the most st'Osens
and determined scraipy Of oil The ousays OF tae Com
uissioners, AID the utmost fathalress to ths nmPs
purpose of tho rust ;wpoed upon !. had been MAN
taired. Not the smallest payment hsd been made,
excep Of detailed statement Of the grounds for IT.
from ii officers, which sts'snelt tai been consld
cred by the Executive Comm tee. and approved BY
majority Of the Who'll" Board. No money could be
withdrawn from the BANK except upon al order sgsed
bytiI Of the CT nmlsioners and toe CortNlsr Of the
Oity.
2 MFR. O'mssed, the Superintendent: stated shat the
pree Of nine cep.s foot for s.oss breaking hsd been
,eee umen cd BY himssf afer carefo; examination
arc be vac eatisied hat at ths rate cay ordiuary
lsoo,er, working ersr.y. Gins tours esy, co1'd
u.ks over g. = tsY. s'sr ssttics be tsad 10. He
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Bv2sLARY.-A Joung fellow, giving bis name ~
Charles ftorrs was arrested yesterday morning Tor
bu,els ica.y en,errg the room d Mr.. MARTIN Parker
st No. 81 West Thirty ninth street 6y unlocking the
oliver watch ard other articles which be came across
IA the az artmsnt and va, about leaving When ~,
Parker swoke, and, quickly Jumping from his eeo,
se.rsd sae ihti as be wss about making his escsle
Ttorne was locked up in ths station house tor inc
reu ,n6er OF the night and yesterday morning hken
b, lore Justice Dsyison who committed him 70 prison
in dsfsais Of q, eco bait.
81 2Posyp 10 BIS FATALLY ISJuREp.-At sn early
hosu yesterday noVirg, man named Mora GIitha,
sszed ho6 Of the rope attached 20 Dire engine NO. y
a. ste members we're running through the Bowery
seal = xfon street. 70 IRE, but making mssssP
slfbea and fell before tie machine the wheels OF
vxcA passed over both less, causing compound com.
mirused fractures. He wa taken up and conveyed 70
4 ssTew.Yuk Hospital for medical treatment; out
DR., Dubois, the houis surgeon has little or no hopes
Of he recovery Mr.. Gl;dn 10 con0assaen 49,
ard pecded goods Of various descriptions through me
city. He was Los member Of The ire company out
though. TO run to tie fss more for amusement tnsn
spytfing else. He hiss vifs and two children living
at No. 10 ku-t street.
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The remains Of the deceased VIII De Uttered IN
Greenwood Cemetery to-day. he lived with biz
mother at No. 3a3 Broons street.
CHARGSB WITH SHOOTING -Iestsrdsy morning
John Callshm appeared before Justice Osborn q. the
Lower Police Court ard preferred complaint against
Patrick Food, charging him with an ass aut wisa IL
ten. 10 Kill. The immediate Of the diff c1ty did
not trsnspre, but seems that, without any just fable
cau,e, Flood drew pistol Loaded with powder and
snot ard oiscbarged tie contents at Callahan. Two Of
the thots cck feet in the head and three in the back.
The wounds are FERROUS but not fatal. Fiodwas sab
ssqr emily arrested, and locked Up By Justice Osborn.
ANOTHER FArAL RAILROAD CAsrALTr.-rhe
Eighth avenue Raj road Company has bean psrtica.
larry unfortunate during the last week-no less than
two per.ors having been killed by their cars PISS
ing over them. Edwin Flanagan, the man who Va.
run over on Thursday night last, on the corrsr Ct
Twenty third street ard Egtb avenue, by a car, eK
phe ir the New Yoik Hospital on Saturday evening
Of his injuries Coroner Pey held an ia9res en- the
an Incorporate nan. Just previous to the scciden:
flanagan vss standing near the track IN conversation
with an omritus diver, Who at the time was on bis
sest in charge Ct q team. Before the driver OF the
csr could stop his horses Far Ligan backed sgaiast
the front erd Of the car whioh knocked him down ard
the wheel pas sed over both bis egs, crushing them
fghtfull, end from which Injuries death ensued, a.
stated. According 10 the mott rJisbls information
which could be obtained the deceased ntoxc sted
at the tine Of receiving his injuries. From the svi-
decree teken the jury rendered ye,di,t a. follow:
THAT Kd~, repossn tie teeee.st cane = be dsa,h %
4 10: hsaa CT. I'm. 5s: !y Sss' 'A A'
TIE dect ased had formerly been stage driver. bat
at The tne OF hs d. sth "a, out OF employment. He
wa about - years Of age and native OF Jefsrssn
County. ths Sts:s. He has lefs . Wis, but I'D sst
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The nativity table gives go natives Of the United
States es of Ireland. 81 of Germany, 10 Of England,
and the balance OF various foreign countries.
DR. Msekay will give recitation his sveaius .:
Mozsit Hall, No. 663 Broadway. before tie ker.
Chants and Clerks Association.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-03-05
&c Eerer and Agate 3
a NJ N 7 Hill A TO r.,
~ ~ j lsii 2 PREPARED iisH
DR. j HEDGE Stanhopr, New Jersey

~ Mis- preParaihnlis "a ceriain. safe and spec
Il dy remedy fprF sver aud Agnr. Chiils and
Fever, Dumb A. uc, ar anv term ut intermittent
aud Remllrent Fevers 1t has cen I'M wo
years since ilis .M.slic ne VS. inir"d'.ccd Ia
fbe notice oftl,e l,nblic-la Aha, peri. al il
has leuHd ~ way ~ he iIonfes ,,f thousands o.
ianiiies iii eted with this isi,ss, al ami de-
bil'ihtIrg ,l>easr, rand iu no inStapre has j.
lated L, q - perfect aud pernane6l care
wiafe ihefiirsscfions htvc'hecu 1Strir'lv toil,w
ed The proprietor has also s,d it ih,l,;s pri
.ate practice Tor several vear.. and observing
the altering success which attended his treat
nent from ia use e tlIis remedy, iIc ha> le.n
'n'lueed Z" give II a more extri d d c;rculaiinn.
" needs ~ "nconiunl--no loi q array ef tesii
m"ny-ioe herald MS "iliedc,; q neii, li,.s H..
rri', aud ;"i The Invalid u vi Ir1ve ~ inu''.
Tue Ilirii ifB ''ei- va v.,'nn., ,fcerf s.i..fe.
FIR sjeai ih',D ~ s ~. nl s,n-a
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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-03-05

There are many vices which do not
deprive US Of friends. there are many vir-
tues which prevent our having any. &c
Nothing succeeds as well as success.
schisuiatic wranglers are like a child S
top, noisy and agitated when whipped.
quietAnd motionless whsn left alona 4
The rich man despises those who hattsr
him too much. and hates those who do not
tiattsr him. at all. t,TfNaU7 ms
Sc That high suffering which we dread, 8
- "A higher joy disclosss; 50 -
Men saw the thorns on Jesus brow,
a. ~ But angels saw tho roses. sfe.
Man doubles all the evils of his fate BY
bordering over them; a scratch becomes a
wound, q slight an injury, a Jest an insult,
asmall peril a great danger, and slight
sickness often ends in death by brooding
apprehensions- =. ss.7s lssass1 e
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-03-05

IN and hall miles north oc plvmou,,
" on The west Side the Michigan poa5
containing A..le Acres; 33 acres O wI;ch -.
imPfoyedand cultivated. antunder rooa ,ca
ceS- "A good Apple Orrhard N vo,d l.e,r;r-
or'er o. so trees, mos ly Of good era led Frn;,
Also young Peach Orchard in good erowins
ORDER o ~ tee o. 'he best variety o gran,
This arm bea ii uIIy situated on tbe u;cb.
iean DAD. heng high and tirv with air -
portion TImher. Meadox, aud ri W Land
ma being elrse 10 10 HE county eat makes
Il very esiraiie Iimaiioi,
r"r p"riien enquire Of lie owner living
IN Plymouth. e
i"i II. u PERISH Nc.