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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-02-10

There is wisdom in making States
as well as individuals live within
their income. Delaware is one oI
the original thirteen,-albeit, not
larger than many Of the counties o'
Tennessee. It's revenue last yeal
was little over $4,000, while the
expenditures Of the year were only
about $4,000: Well done, little
Delaware.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-02-10

They who are most afraid Of cold
or the cholera are most likely to
catch them; SC it is With many other
evils. mental as we'll as bodily. Like
the nettle they sting only the timid;
grasp them firmly and they are innoe-
uous Fly from them and they pur-
sue you; face them and they are gone.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-02-10

The COntqgion Of Exampls.-In
Chicago there has lately been a con-
vention of blackless to revise Hoyle,
reform the laws Of poker, and we
suppose also,to compare notes on the
subject of stocking" cards and
cheating at roulette.
In New York, the ''gonifs," (pro.
iesslonal thieves) have lately bad a
public ball, at which male and female
pickpockets, and pocketbook suffers,
held up their heads ard danced with
dnblashing. faces of honest men and
women. Such examples are conta.
gious.
In Ohio, the State Central Com
mlttee off slave stealers have called a
State Convention to hear the reports
OF their agents upon the operation of
the U. G. r. The burglars cou1s
next.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-02-10

A large number Of the citizens Of
Winchester. as we learn from the
Home journal, have petitioned the
corporation authorities to impose a
tax of $500 OF. tipping houses with
in the town.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-02-10
Ghboire paetry.
Kindred Hearts.

There are hopes that never blossom.
There are joys too soon DER cast,
Smiles that light the pensive bosom.
Smiles that beam too bright to last.
Transient as the summer flower.
Fleeting as the twilight's ray,
JOY shines ont its little hour,
Then forever fades away.
Care may shroud the soul in sadness,
Yet, despite the present pain.
Do We not in future gladness,
Oft deceived, still hope again?
Memory, IN the darkest hour,
Loves to trace each by-gone scene
Thus, if joys feeting flower,
Hope is still an evergreen.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-02-10

A trial ofspeed for $50 a side, be-
tween a horse and a locomotive
came of ,at'St- Thomas. Canada,
West last week. The distance vas
80 reds, aud the horse came 10 vim
ner by half length.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-02-10

Abill has been introduced iate tEa
Missouri Legislature appropriatilg
100000 to protect the Missouri
frontier, and assist in arresting The
Kansas robbers.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-02-10
46495 ll,775.4S4

Many of the roads for which
these grants were obtained, have not
yet been built, or even located.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-02

"SLoPISG SHouLDE ERs." "A distinguished scnlp-
tor sends us the following sensible and NJ rtistic
protest against the beauty Of sloping shoulders.
His text is the accompanying quotation :-"Any
lady without sloping shoulders should not ven
ture to wear a shawl"
This opinion, so often expressed, is, however,
directly in conflict with the great laws on which
form is founded, (withOut regard to shawls or
any modern toggery,) and CRATES harshIy
upon my perceptions of what is beautiful, as to
make it seem my duty to interpose few words
in defence of truth against morbid fashion
"SlOping shoulders" are the result of physical
inequalities in the human body, aud Indicate a
weak and degenerate condition of life ARE
only compatible with small lungs and contracted
chest. Ii the lungs be small and inefficient, the
capacity and extent of the enclose of the ribs
will correspond to them; thereby allowing the
Scapuli, or shouder-blades, and the clavicles, or
collar.boneS, to depress at their outer cxsremi-
ties, and corresponding depression of the
shoulders, for want of the support which is af-
Iorded by high and largely expanded ribs The
clavicle should rise above horizontal line from
the Sternum to the shoulderS-which is not the
case when the shoulders are ''sloping"-So as to
form with the trapezums and other muscles OF
the neck and shoulders, n powerful inverted
truss, resting upon the stGrnum at the centre,
for the support of the arms in their wonderful
functions, and for the proper attachment of the
deltnids and great pectoral muscles. That which
is attained at the cost of health, vitality or use
fulness is not, and never can be- beauty. The
dangling, and apparently long arms--accompan.
iments to "sloPing shoulder" ape.like, and
as far from beautiful as from the original and
perfect type Of the human form.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-02
JAS. M. DILLON,
1O2 MARKET STREET.,
Plumber and Gas Filter.

Y EEPs constantly hand, Gas fixtures, Lead and
N Wrought Pipes, Sheet Lead. All kinds and sizes
Brass Cocks and Vlveai Steam Whistles and steam and
Water Guages, Lifts and Force Pumps, sinks Bathing Tubs
of all Tcknesses, AntrictOn Metal, Pure Ii1nCs Tin
Zinc Anthony, Celebrated TROY
CrucibeIlsi In the country.
G5- Also, POlIy's Improved aud patent Chain Pump
which decidedly the greatest pGnp of the age, the right
whch in Towns aud Countiesin Western Virginia
will he sold on fair term.
E- CrIyonlzed Iron Tubing IneorrOsve, and for
ductinG pressure pina for hot cold and
cally deepWss preferable to and CrapeTtnan Lead
Pipe.
Aqueduct Pipe :nnstantIY onhand any size guam
Il Viii ;h can lee furnished on short notice.
~ ftSi pdid for 0EL Copper, BrGsSInd Lead
noyI9 d2Aw&EIy
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-02

SADDLES, HARNESS, TRUNKS. &c.
WHOLESALE s; RETAIL.
T 3. SHEPPARD, No 13I Main st. corner Union, win
- continue TO keep hand large and complete
Of all articles Ia his line, eOnsSnE Of Ladies' and
Gebtsnens Saddles, Fine and Coarse HsFkesB, Trunks,
Yaliers Carpet Bags, SatckeIs Collars Hamss, WEips
would respectfully call attention stock
by strict attention and PromPtnrsS erta continuance
All kinds Q repairing promptly dene, = pr
manner. }. b. SHEPPAkD
SePzO 1sI M.in St
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-02

CHAS- lEO RGsGN,
JTHOLEsALE AND ELTAIL Manufacturer of Saddles,
w Brides, HaTnt and Trunks and d=aigT All sTti
ces usually kept by SaidleIs, beEB the
public that he has opened les MaE ST. Market
Alley, where he will he glad persons wanting
OF the above articles make coed WOIk
and sell fair prices, he hopes TO obtain tsl share
Of public patronage Particular paid oT-Ied
work, and repairing done with disPaTeh. s<Pis.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-02

NJTEhave hand and are receiving daily large and
wv complete assortment OF Hats and Caps, embracing
every variety of style and price And in view of the in
crcasng demand first class goods, have paid par
attention the getting of such expressly
rapted the of customers Our arrangement
With Eastern houses such that enabled to furnish
the latest styles Of Hats and Gaps soon
promise and most beautiful
sOrments we'll the best qualities description
are to be found Mt establishment.
public respectfully invited to call and examine
willspare pains give entire
dcc9 s HARPER Il BRO.
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LIST. RoBr. MORRISON.
LEsT, MORRISON & co.

K. MORRISON. W.. B. LOGAN.
LIST, MORRISON a. co.
Successors to List & Howell and II. X. List.
WHOLESALE GROCERS q PRODUCE DEALERS
Nos. IS So, MAIS STREET,
wheeling, Vn.
I'VE desire to state friends Tm,
w the generally, that in Of the
ample facilities for the transaction OF
WHOLESALE GROCERY AND PRODUCE BUSINESS.
We all orders
care, fidelity aud prOmptneSS and the aYOr
able terms. LIST, MORRISON CO.
Those having unsettled with tile late firms of
Henry Co. List Howell will please notice,
Henry K List having purchased the en interest Of
A. Allen Howell in said firms (". Howell retiring from bu
siness Is alone authorized 20 make settlement janly
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-02

KossrrA is in London, which city he has not
Quilted since the war began.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-02

FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE AGENCEY,
WHEELING, VA
HOWARD FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE CO., OF
IL PHILADELPHIA.
CHARTER PERPETUAL.
Incorporated by Act ofIbe E.eEisIRture Of
PeunEylVnnta.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, S6O0sOOO, PULLi
AMOUNT SUBSCRIBED.
EGrested HS hoil,Shns:
FIRST Bonds and MORTGAGES Proper
the City OF Philadelphia, .$1SS,090
Stocks worth par,.. 2221O0
Cash on hands- olslsO
Amount secured by Stock Notes.. 1S6niO
Amount Of Stock due Call,......... ITO
THIs COMPANY EFPRCTs INSURANCE ON:
Buildings, Merchandise, Furniture, Lumber, &C., Yes
Cargo and Freight all Ports and by Railroad Lakes,
Rivers, the lowest Rates. upon the liberal
Terms: guaranteeing the adjustmentof
Losses.
PerpetuaI Insuranceat usual rates.
Y. b. swEARINGEN,
Agent Statr of virginia.
Office Union Hall Buildings, West side OF Main ST. end
door South OF N. W. Bank aug9
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O. R. BROWN.

HIS MAIN STREE
nEALER in Watches, Clocks, yeHeEy SILVER and Plated
~ Ware, Fancy Goods, Ae, &e., Wholesale and Retail
Agent the of the CELEBRATED AMERICAN
WATCHES, bY AFPLETuH, TRACY Co., alsO
Agent for WHEELkR 4 WILSON XIV MACHINES,
nDnOune his from New York With complete
every variety Of goods line, which Ul
offered prices compete with any house in the
country. Please call and before purchasing else
where sePl6-ly
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COuRY CALENOAR-rms DAY.

SUPREME CoURT CRoUrr-Psrt Mos. 2159, 2l6J,
26 e. 21l PIT, $751; gas 2is7 1888, 1884, $751; ne,
29l, 1885, 2g7. 2p67 41l. 299 Part II Mo- 9a8 fi0 =
222 2ls2 ZIG 22i6 2e2o 292 z 7lS 22n $780, asa t1(
2z6. 225a 2f2, 22H x6.
SUPREME CoURr--SPEcML TERa.-Thsrs will b
Calendar or Moody The folowes are the uans.n tcs
TUESDAY I6 ia ZIG, ILL., 49, ILL., liz, ID 10 Isl, las IL ~
80, 81, s6}. S6i. - -. -. :.
SUPrRIoR CoURr Noe. 1853, l04. 2i7. 2l8, 0l, pa.
$50 245 2 2st 49, Ga 26s 2s1. 26s, III.
IA US a. ISL 2ss sss aso 9si ga ss1 as sss 500
CoURr Of COMMON PLEAs-Part Mos. lt64,
ll2 i2T2 10 l2s5 Part III -Nos 1888 i2 1855, 1857 ffe.
1876 1857 1853, i21o, &c., sr7, 1881, 1876. lA7
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TAdvertixefncEt-
E5itoY of The


Sp~ devoes attention exclusively 20 Operative surrey
Office Consultations the obscare dtsesses OF ae
Pelvic ycera Hersorrhoias Rupture, FsaA and Concsaee
Absces Of Rec:am cured WtthoI. ne fie on
By process requiring no confinement Once no1rs fon 20
ADD 70 evenings. 0: Dr. Ds rendencs No ~ 1E-sv AZ 81
other hcun Dr. D. a. his Pny.e hosp..a Were speaos
provided fr Doe require The more serious operations
OF prolonged distse :esmsnt anAsAAAns - sas1 oSn hoos
o. 4. ho;elsL
III. oce Ct THz sc.IrEL q. No Vesey g. As.oz Ho1ss,
literary b.s;uess comn1Eicsoas Be sf
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BROOH XN IZ,EM&

Az UNFORTUNATE LAD.-A boy named william
Welsh, aged fourteen years, was arrested by Officer
Brown Of the Second Precinct, for stealing slaves
from the chop of 4. c. Bower corner Of Front sad
Adams streets. The lad was committed TO the csss
and shortly after, as the officer was passing By tho
door Of the CELL he saw him hanging by the neck foo
one Of the bars of the cell door, Fastening to biz -
sistancs, he found the boy quite insensbe, snd II
few moments more life would have been extinct.
Vigorous remedies applied instantly, and oos-
scousness soon restored when the unforunste yoath
stated that lis father had turned him out Of doe saA
that, being urable to procure work, he he'd bsse
tempted to steal from sheer necessity. His ststsmsss
was made in earnest a manner % to carry convo'
ton with it, and Justice Cornwsl in place Of commit
ting him to the Peptertiary, humsnely sent hia -
the House Of Refuge. The boy was remarkably vss
pleased at the prospect and promises to improve the
opportunities that will be afforded him for learning
trade.
FLUSHING RAILROAD LOCOMOTIVE AsDTEsDAs"F
THE TRAcX-As the O'Clock train on The f!a'o.as
Railroad vas leaving Hunters Point on SATURDAY
morning, the locomotive ran of the trsck os'wesa tue
Depot and the plsnk-roaJ throwing the locomotive,
tender, ard the forward part of one passenger ca
down declivity Of some FIVE or six feet smsso'ns
them up and ipjuring Mr. Huff the carpenter o. mo
road. The engineer saw the switch dvplsed ~
he started out Of the depot, but too late to
speed CT the train. Mr.. Buff wS on the tsnos',
was buried under the ruins, but escaped .'.n"s
rious injury. For about 300 feet the tfsok $50 ~
slsepers, supported on wooden horses "ans W
the sandy beach, the track iorming snap ou''"
the locomotive feb over tho inside Of the curve,
wing With 4 . norton OF the track. The ruias
blocked up the road that temporary t'sc. ~.
laid to get another locomotive ont WIN "h'o'
the cars to Finishing. The damage dors 70 inc ''s-
is about =, COZ.
Cry MoeraIrTr-The total number o. 'esins 's.s
wesk was Io5. Of which IL were men, % women, y"
bov, and "A grls. The principal diseases we're; Con-
sumn,op II: inflammation Of the lungs, Z; mafasnn'
i,f.,t;Ie g. scarlet fever, 81 eonvulsons, inssntiss;
dv.e.tery. 3. SC. Under year Of age, %. Nstsss
~ M. United States, 100; Ireland, 10; Germany
British America England and Scotland, each; ~
known, 9. A compsriscu Of the smallpox G
reported and deaths from that disease forJul, Aus
ard September, 1888, with tbs reports SEA ,s-s
during the same months in 1853, shoSs nS 20.
there were "a cases and 90 desths. i'"'
were IS cases and deaths.
FrRE-A FIRE broke on. sbou. So .,s ~ - "a.
ro,rssy m ,b. botss CT fsons Ga, lo "a -
God stT,sf Yhe flames were e.t1s - -
sseoss Dsssss Pslies bsss Rasa asnss "s
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IAdveriemen..
OIL JELLY.

II. only certain cure for CONVENTION ASTHMA, AID al
/ rds Of CopGHs. 10 taken without nausea
CHcr No lSj i,a.y and sold By all respectable druEys.
PExFeLD PAaXEa AoVEa,
Wholesale Agents, No. Is BeexmAr-s-
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Mory,r,s J,rr f Pills AND PHRyrx BrTrERs

AofFAI LIFE flLls AND hLSiA Dii LIS
They Invariably and Immediately relieve al ordinary d>rss
eu a heah wbeth-T arising from impaired digestive c
tins b0Us And liver .rscnons % setof1ocs mao
FoE b. Dr. VIM 3. aaFFAr No IS Broadway. ard By AZ
eSuuissA
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fA.v.r-is.-fneur
TAdyerriscment
NV an

SARATOGA EMPIRE WATER-Superl0r to Con.
wser OF any other Miners Water IN Fer sale q: ne
Dous AID HOtes Southern DerO; No 40 Broadway ses
YGL u w. WEsTos 4 Co.
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Advertisement |
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Also, fine steeosoope View Of he Cricket Ground, with
Criehe.er plsJog Copies Of the StereosooPe for SALE
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GURNEY'S GALLERY.
IAdyertismenti

rr,. block below the New-York Hotel
PEoroGsAPas, DAGUEkkEoTYPEs, MINIATURES IN OIL anS
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Roof PHoToGRAPmc GALLERY.

I. FANS, Proprietor.
No. G53 Broadway, corner Of frankln s.
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DAcUERREorYPEs IvoRYTYrEs. kc
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saviss s.-a duly .p,o.sa R.ce,r.s q Jsa: W. cr's' -
III. S.rdsa, Upon the ground tsss TIE pssh -
nNf ,.s: y. ~ ss De- a. y. h. under The ~
sy,-r tss, ptc-sry Siege 10 espt f,rn sss -
plaintiff sppcrtes Rsoeiver' Ae Chief ieSc 49,
;rs,sr.s. f.r .ssas Be- s,.,-d ana .hss
The made BY which the Paiats vss s2Psssses -
.msa. .. d. .,.,sss Ely :,s's.' ! s.s.
:scu s ss,. - .:ss @ss. 10 p sS ses'
In Bsrr, sr McIrtosh. IS Bsrecar. $40. this -
= Iced, Deer bs thai the osioc taisa In this esss essz
opy be raised BY demurrer - to the legal capacity osss ss
Tb. rule We. beis necessary IN Hgs.a - Ysass .
nc g.. ~. s s r. p.s H. sssn ss sss. ss.s. Ss
the pisce q bic aposntDen snf dsncsv th9 ~ -
duly appointed BY order u the Cor seas thH hs 80
doiy sppoin,es "a such . day il 10, .athsi-nt
Ire principle Of thes vas fny ecss,.sd AID sussss
K-rnsn S. he .y win aos sns.cr for Ree~vse y B.
scribe himss ss Rsoeiver os even under the hra. yo
that the Count the sppOasnsns Of The xscevs
EFn Ill the csses appear. Necessary the Tins sse
Of appointment, ths the s,ssney may take soe on soc
facts AZ sutbory h sasni'tsd sustaining c'assxS "s~'
s%sos for s.snds1i On demurr-r pnasss
Bensn GARDNER AT. Francis C. L. croixIass.set e
plaintiff demurrer with esye TO defendant 10 ans ger % pr
Snaps ria. Manufacturing Company A. Jo.s O. ssass
VIM Il Arthur at Tue North American P,as oouss.y.-
Judgment for plaintiff ov.rrulrs demurrer With css's
y
vocrp, s9i,h :. Al .s r.c..co. Geors. a.nr..l-
JuSmert for psr'sd demurrer, With leave " deesaAas -
The People =. rel The Mutual Life co~sssv. e.
Bo.d o. sapevion -Judmsps Ovc-ra'ias deSsrrss ~
oos,s ard Glowing rsreup.or msdsmas to isne
Board Of supsrvison-s.ne at judgement Issa
ovcrurs demurrer, aud allowing pessmpsoU nsaaaoo -
Tscm.. Black .s. rh. N.vYort VIII. n.il,ns co.p.sy-
Judgment Tor plaintiff demurrer witt leave 10 sns~ef % ~
The peope az rel Commissioner Of Emigration sss NcAe
Rrnuu --Tuf sneu for
Yort LII. and ts. Company sst Joseph wsnsss -
The Russell and Er.to Manufscs,tus Company at HnsAy
Mann and nJuds~snt fog aso,Hs for .noaes s,.is
william q. r1.Ou' ss- Austin sasman-MOsios f's ass
Of proving las. will sc. Of Thomas Doansy-
%% Ross%sss John Ntsan ~Jsssmea, for r.l.as
directing COVE, or conve, spcs Of the pr.uisss
s Gs. Eva, Inn s., !n:.s s AGA.
a.-Mo,ion denied with costs to abide ev.ut
ard order for Judgment for money granted.
james McSmus .ss james b. Brsdey Motion deust w.
Deli. Lss.s sss George Ls.s-Reserr.d sss fse
Is Cs.sssss-ocr. 1-Bef,rs Justice svr.EaL.se
James kcMsnus ss James b. Brady deuied wSA-
D.is Lessee AT George H. Lee.eRsserex bsch frsAsr
testimony.
DEWITT c. Hay ' Robert Hsli-Alowance Tor TIE vs''s
same ss. Same. Additional .llo~.rc. Of 50.
Before Justice fsesAHas,
Chsres Moran at The Cleveland Coluuba saa cunts.
oS The oompsn, 10 this
By u. coe And ,ss 'SsS e IN ss 49,
States Courts Motion denied
defendant 90 demurrer with amend p.ym.a q e
tonp Ss ssspS.n. nui.s pns elect 70 take DC
sst i ss a. Nd sss q
| dismissed to the other defendants, with costs
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CITY ITEMS.

ACADEMY OF MUsIc.-The new opera season CON-
mences on Monday week. Mdles. Spernza and Cresci-
mano, and Signori Gaetano Feri and Stigei will ap-
pear
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ADVERTISEMENT
BRADY's GALLERY

Has REMOVED from No $50 Broadway to No. sS Broadway
corner Of BleecierSt.
PRoroesAPH,, DAerEsREorYpxs and ANssorYfEs.
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-srscIAL TERM.-Oct g.
Before Judge BRADy.
Compodonier agt. Finari-Order discharged without
Abel Lewis Motion snted oOuditionaIy lsss ordssl
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Bible Society, was Introduced, and made a address
The issues for September we're a. ,46l volumes; the
receipts, $50 oe2 81.
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Frpy-s fire. broke on. sbou. 5cocn y - ~ Z
rnss h The lotss CT Tsons Gap ao "a "a e. ss,ss
God The a.Ss. -s sss sj. -, ~ -.
Sscosa Db:iss Peies bsfse &sss
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SUPERIOR COURf-srsciAL fxsa--Ocr s.-BsGors yaalso
PIERRgroSr.
Shipman Bates sgt. John b. Fink and otheS.--Case
ORDERED back for further papers.
BoswcRrH, J-Josai Carpenter sst WIN. L. Wright = ~
Motion to Dissolve injunction granted with 10 costs 10 ~ H.
PENDANT, 10 abide event Of the action.
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sURROGATE'S COURr-Ocr s-Before EDWARD C. WssS.
THE CIEU WILL CASE.

This will was called 90 sgsn, and the counsel for
the their Offer prove the coneuts OF ses
They argued that al the trunks boxes snd gses
had been toroushy ovehsnsd end
no documents found they eutcd 10 give 10
evd-nce the proved to have een exeessS
by her sbssousn, the date OF the will offered tor eroeSe
The motion was ably opposed b. the counsel G the esscaso
The Surrogate decided to s'mt secondary evidence Of te
contents Of the supposed be destroyed Tne cese
adjourned until Friday the ih inst, st IL oosoS
o.
w Bradford executor; W. Huschins and Luther T.
Marshk nr cont
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By TELEGRAPH.
ALBANY, Oct. 7, 1850
Messra FARBASKs L Co.,
No. le9 Broadway, NJ Y
LILIES BURGLAR AND FREPRooF SA,E hiss taken the first
premium silver meds awarded BY the State Agricultural So
ee.y sss Herring Davidson and other manufacturers,
competed for the prize. The first premium sbo awarded to
LILIES BANX LOCK.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-10

The funeral service, of Albert Gallatin grandson Of
the late Hon. Albert Galatir, whodied in Switzerland
on the 18th nit, will take place this morning at IL
O'clock in Trinity Church.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-10

ALARMING ILLNESS OF CART. BowSE. - Capt
Bovine, the well.known New York Underwriters Gen
eral Agent, was on Friday attacked by paralytiC
stroke He hes lost the Of his left side.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-10

The Republican Central Committee, at meeting
held last Wednesday evening fixed the 18th inst.
as the day for the Republican Associations to elect
delegates to the different Conventions.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-10

AMERICAN BlBLE SocIETV.-At the monthly meet
ing OF this Society, Thursday, four new suEisres
were recognized: Ore n each Of the States OF Ken
lucky, lows, Missouri, and Arkansas. Communica-
tiors received from old correspondent on the
Rio Grande urging the importance a. this time of cr-
culatipg the Scriptures in Mexico, and recommending
well-quslifed agent for the service from NJ. j. W.
Store in Brazil in regard to extensive Distributors
by him; from Agent Bliss, 10 Turkey showing tAe
increasing desire Of Mohsmmela1s to real the Scrip
lures; from the Rev. S. II. Calhoun of Noun. Le-
banron, TO the same effect; and from the Rev. L.
Mortsslvatse, 8. Oran, in Algeria, sho~ins the
growth Of Protestant and evangelical reEgioo among
tie French and Spanish residents there. In the
course of the meeting the Rev DR.. Edgar, from Ire
lard, one o. the Vice Presidents Of the EIse.niaa