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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-04
Professional Motifs.

4 MEXICAN and FOREIGN PATENTS.
j. p. PRISON, No. s WALL-ST., n. z,
p.nphks Of inforusson s,nt Ere. By mai
INVENTORS and PATENTEES NOTICE.
The extensive American and Foreign Pssn. Agency
Offices % MUM Co, dated a. No 81 P.Ik roy
where Inventors and Ps-les rs9uesed call
Il The and most complete etsbhsnmer. Of me hnd
he world Advice about Inventions freely given and crcasrs
Ho~ 70 Procure Letters Psten be Obtained Srsns
Application shove.
PASSPORTS. VISITORS to EUROPE Who
de % svod delay ard trouble eEpeHse when travel.
II the tsn, ton their arrival IL England
th.r pas,pors vsed for sny knsdoc Sat. they
desire visit, ugou sPptea,i5n % M w ADAMS p b
H.hsr Of BRADsHAU's BRITISH AND CONTINENT IL
GUIDES No. . Feets., LoCden, T. C taus s4vinr The
trouble ard srzOJAlce Of p-rso1s attendants tire vai9us
In bss-soors he viii undertake % hAy. he
rssroTt. kad r~aGed regl. Fee tor o,zauk
each Vie
ONE SHILLING.
The counter rgrstGre Of TIE American M.ssr
ottsI3ed 70 UDits. States passports
The ..'es; editions of BRADSHAWs .ud MTRRAY,9
CONTINENTAL H.SDB0oK5, aud every d.scnpi,n Of
s,stionery AID trsyeiI iequA.ss Ise1l for traveller.
Lpsnspeed CoSEsu sAtAsed application, sy letter
otherwise
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-04

March - OF Bsmuds ,hp Ophehs, Barker from NewY
fer Souhr,ro l,isud.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-04

Since January L..."el7CoI,9s7 sl3syl,2o s!sH32Sa
The weeks export, it will be seen, is nearly half
million ahead Of last yesr
The export of Specie for tie week ending this day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-04

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-FromA pra
IL Is5g ,rslus will leave Ca,mbsr.'t tulou {" follow
Express rr,,n. and Albany Mail Tram IL
for Poustk.eTsia u and ~ ant S:l5 tor Doeh
Ferry ard IS .ud and 1880 Tor siog Sing y
. m for Pesksktl $50 The Poushs-~p.ie, Psshsll
Sin Srs Dobbs' Ferry Trains stop the Way ststoaa
Pvp.es taken Chambers, Cans Christopher and S,tsz
Train, Tor New yoIk leave Troy a. As AID 80 IN, and So
m Aud b.Dy about Is minutes later On SuRisys II
y ' SMITH Sup~riute nient
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-04
THE REGULAR MAIL LINE VIA SrONn

TIVE REGULAR MAIL LINE VIA SrONING-
i TON, for sosroN ara PsoVIDENCE-ln aost.-
The shortes: mos. dbect csrryrf The sAstern Mail
rhe sesr,sr, PLYMOUTH ROCK, Capt. Joel Stone, "a
COMMODORE Capt stgrsi., 10 connection With ns
gYONiSgTON ard PROVIDENCE and 50STOH al
PRoVIDsNCE RAILROADS, lesNtng New Yors daily tsg,
days excepted from Pier No North River ers. vha sse,
Ds.fsry.p % cclock m, Al: stoplnston ~ $50
or on he .riys Of he Ma. Trsip which leaves Bostoa
Elo pm.
The COMMODORE nom N.v-Yorb, Monday, WeArssls,
N, FRIDAY cu S,oniu stoa Tuesday fhursdsy and SATURDAY
The PLYHOUTB ROCK, from Nev-Yort, Tuesday. fhrn
l.y aus safurdsy RON stoniRston' Monday WEDNESDAY
xridsy
Psens-s, pFcc-.d non stoninSton Per railroad 70 Pr
eence and Boston IN he tIpe.s Mall Train reaching
,es Advance Of those by other routes ard W ample nms
a. the early morning inrs connecting North and East rss
gsr tna; prefer remain to.rd the steamer snloy Ksh
rest upss-urbed breskfss. dssired, and leave sseahs
The N trAin.
FAR trom Providence 20 NeS port 20 c-nts.
b.sssse accompanies the steamer ADD train threcn
each way.
Tor pssssse berihs or Freight sepy on hoard
a.sner or q. the Freight Oce Pier No North River
az ossc. No 10 e.tt,ry.pl.ce Feb. 3, ls4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-04

EHUSHING RAILROAD-Leaves Fulton nat
l. bet Wharf, By steamer ENoCH DEAN SO snAn
A n and 4 ard pm The Cara leave Flushing, l. l.,
S,N and 10, m, and sns m, meeting and e!eAait
- WV n gkIYH. Receive.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-04

Decrease compared whi s.tVV
Messrs. Thonp son Brothers quote LsLd Warrants
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-23

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s february , s,., @ Shelby SS SS Ta
nA. University
$': S%fs s S sSs s.? @ s % ] T % s S
% ] % ] ] @ glad DO @ my ] that
Lieut. Geology Chemistry the University of Nash
oa o1sf ay s yS aseE % f S % ]
SnS d sss% Rgs
on'" " "'n' ' D' aud
S @ % @ s ] s. sos % Say R aoa nsas a s
g Capacity % ,s =s &
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r + q sS25S ?s5: s s ;;s %;1 |
charm Is fmprTsr has, sofan oinAkdn
University
FomJM NJ NJ Columbia, a,Tenn: |
February
s S repeated exp hh n take ncaseobe
o the x y enough u ~ some eumesnc ce,andw which you
a a r ~ nunsee eriI
is 10 a ph Influences, s,and
can De place ec@t
m Ia h h y suspended in e suit whe theresa
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@ Sc ST. SJSi 5S:r ID 5S Ss o. @ @
Mar streets.
Il d pan ypen y. nandp pan ndheo Grrpulu
AN,A gent
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-23

A IL. persons indebted % the nrm of WELLS
II HOOPER & Gu, are requested 90 cali and settle
the same with Aessrs- JoSEs HooFkR (Ghe only au-
thortEed persons % wnd up the old husinessl @ the
10Th OF March, 1889. Those not setted by that time
vail Afterwards be found IA the hands Of collector
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-23
n. II. b.

1As -. -.
x II k-ksdWAyas Ready Relief for Headaches,
whether ssck pervoas Rhenai4tzsrn, FAs-
klys1s, LumeasO, GSas. Neuralgia, Ta@sh
ache, SuaAli fox. teveFs. SwotAen JointA,
kh1ney Comp'1ints, So4Fiel FeveF. fases =
roana sbe Liver. F1earsy, AsasAes, Heart
barn, and Pains - all kinds- Railways ReA-
dy Relief all, IA = fee Iafnat~s change he
q series you suaer 70 leys of pisasaTe-
e -Eka4way RsnosAtinS Essslvrnt for the cure
q chrozaie dssase<-eaeh A. ScFof1ioss sne
syPhsliti- Caasptsints ,ConsanpslTe and eth
er Aaeethsuz q he Lenss AID Ihre4f, Iaas
r3sson aEd s1l.rEusnessss - fzFts, EFuptiys
and ether dis~asrs ef TIE Skiu, Sszies, ru
morss U1ners. lsYspsFsta and an etlser ~
s.sesss 1rzaas sron a. lsnpsre ssAts q ths
Hzsa4-
Il k--k4d~ayaE Regulators sfsi cure saae<sgrsI
sna rg~edlly, Ceszive4ess, inaiEesslasl, In
- e2mm4tiss ~ ne Bexeiz. DysFepssA. Lives
- Compezlnt, DISEASES of the Heart ard kk.-
eeFs, s,fesaalek knn F41in-s. ca.sii f-oz, forefs,
keaxies, ke- WheneseF the system - o9i
u e erder ae-s of R4asay !. EsEnl.serz ~
FesleFe % re- zl-fzy Ne tea.als shoa1
- wttf.ass tl<za-
4 n \. hsmras>s seldb fsrugxizts srerywhers.
uszrlA-lw4A~ kAuNs az \ ca
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-23
1859 POPULAR TRADE. 1859
Ribbons. and Millinery Goods.
RIBBONS! RIBBONS!! RIBB0NS!!!

TO MERCHANTS, MIILINERS, JORBERS, DEALERS
IN RIBBONS, MILLINERY coos, AND
CASH BUYERS IN ALL sEClIONs OF ThECoUNTRY,
THE CASH RIBBON HOUSE,
CHAMBERS STREET, NEW YORK.
JNO. FARRELL.
ESTABLISHED 1855
WE have originated a new pTiuciple-a new era
w in the Ribbon Trade, whereby we make this
business PLAIN SIMPLE aud STAPLE As THAT OF hko"S
We SELL FOR CASH. wEBUY FOR CASH.
We satisfied with PER CENT PROFIT ASK no Sec
ond Price. Have all goods marked in FlAIN
FIGURES, so that man, woman and Guild buy alike"
our prices Tor best Ianet Ribbons, all colors, are
No II cts. q piece; No @25a c.s' e piece.
" :. Ia 55,, IS :. :. Q S7sa S7sa :. "
25I, II lO5H "a -
No. 10 81 475s per piece.
WE OFFER FANCY KlBBc IS AL STYLES, ,, ''ALL
COLURs, =" "ALL QUALITIES - AT PRICES
DEFYING COMPETITION AND,
FIR CASH ONLY
Our establishment Is the centre oi attraction Tor
"Quiek sales, !" Light Profits and Good Value
RoUCHESl ROUCHEslI
New Styles and Patterns at a saving Of
SO PER CENT FROM CREDIT PRICES.
Examine our .lnles ana be eonvi need;
BLOND LACkl>, QUlLllN6S, &o., &c
Our line OF these Goods always iulI' We import
ana ''Job" them Tor per cent advance.
Marked prices on all Goods ''in Plain Figures. ,,
\ .ANlNG Or 40 PER CENT On THESE GOODS FkoM
CREDIT PRICES.
our intention is to make the iLbbon Trade as staple
regard to prices as domestic goods To 10 TINS We
must sell on kAlILloN DoLLALs WORTH Or GOODS
We are Union Men "No North, no south" We
solicit patronage of Merchants, IL every section
HIIed States, aud are the servants oil all VINO
IAyor US with their trade aud patronage.
CASH RIBBON HOUSE,
llB Chambers 81. New York,
near the Hudson River Railroad Depot
r ". wAuEK ian1OLm
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-23

hisrurfently reported that sell 40 Goods oniy
At Aurttcns shen N I@ct, tso-tAirs of sAes
private, the sane any ogbef Nhoies4le f.ussis
ne cay al Lias excrfs1Ao seA fuf short prodls
Gar casA and shOFt proaapt t.zl,cr.
fsbzi saax TRABUE LUcrs.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-23
A C. A r D

J. IEwix (fora-efly q IFwin hcclsllsn1, !,
"a. HuutssIiie, Ah, } having become sssoeAisd
EItA - n our basaaesss th@ style oi he n IN wi Be
IRWIN, AoCLkILASD co.
VA. a ;. c. MccInIASp.
SzshsIiis, Feb -, lsss.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-23
r e M O " E D
DY S P E P STA.

q
A sho-n by the statements Of the Iloard Of Healt
N Of New York, caused the death of 20 persons,
OF Gil deaths In week, aud l6l deaths, by con-
sumption induced by Dyspepsia. As i i wen at
OF a large portion OF those who die os eonsumpt
becomes the duty Of every one u use such pre-
tons against and remedy for Dyspepsia assce &c
experience have place before them and which ha
proved 10 be efhcac.ous: Of this ehaTartr
Williams Anti Dyspeptie Elixir, in e0rr0bor
which read the following testimonials:
Testimony Of Mr., Edward II. RowIey, OF the nrm
RoNley, AshburRer 4 Co. IL North Wharves,
proof Of the efficacy Of wiliiafnss Anu-iiyspept
Elixir.
PmIADnPuA, October %. Iss9.
DK JAxEs wmIiAxs:
Dear Sr-i take pleasure in recommending 700
Anu-Dyspeptio Elixir, for ths cure Of IysI-Ista-
have taken 4 myself for the disease and have bee
Yours respectfully
EDWARD H. RowIky
Communicate TO John X. Penrose ESQ, from Mr.
Frankiin Eyre, Kensin gtnn.
II is with great qualification that testify
hcaey of Wilit4nsH's AnhiysTeptic Elixir ~hish yo'
50 strongly recommended % me, ana for which
heartily thznk you; Il las completely restored my
health, whtch I cheerfuIly pnhlicly acknowiedge
with the hope that others may be similarly benefited
FRANKLIN EYRE
KzSzusGIOS, Sept IL, 1850
Ds JANIS wnIAH
near slr,-HayiAg suffered for long tune rroa
nyspcpsa 50 severely thai Was CON fetely prostrai
ed and having tried every for rviirf without
success. ] advised % year -.Auti- Dys5ctlc
E4xir." IL AaaFds the much pleasaFe "a iBform yos
that entirely cured By rs use aEal cordially
eommend t 20 al persons suffering under Dyspepeis
Very Respectfully, ks.
coraxeIi,s HAlf xuy Hosss, Hrissai Tarnpaks
Testimony Of Nr. Abner ElEnes Market street, abes
stxth, corEoeoEatixs Of the sntc@ey % Williams
Anti-fs sl-~pue EExir
IA. JAsE- wuuxnus
Dear -Sr--ls sivvs greatpisAsurs % kneu thai
yes as Agaia rfeParins Yeaf n,es,ens fer ihs eess
pcat~cly ssksa where u eeUid BE procured know
iHK that bad hsen cured ~ a. As I thfsk 1hat .
paoic acknoa I'D meat q t1e great benenl k&fs
Eevsfvet Tom The uke II year mreclne. h nes esl9
aes q yoa bat ray BE asefai % etherss sos uSks
~hch iCEe4sed u saeh extrat thai ~ he@ith ~
ceazt5tuIsoa eere TaPs1is siakns abarr n So
camY<ied 70 reztxset nysea the n1sst sl1aHe foad
And ssen th@t eeutd as1 elgssts Sen ioss q
srsagth. aszlelaal,rn - sxere And las yes hass
a yosr adxsrtsssp~ssl ssnerAl fezaz u ds5~ez
bearing Ffexa ssheFs AlgA reconraend dz.kn q yoas
AnEi Is srepez HAY, FssaFe4 ana ese u wilE thf
s<sss hx9F5 sleet; sadeE ~ isesesss hnssoE as
seaFEbess sr4e1ai-y Fas<ea szzy, eae lzy apps.ls
yaars hass nes slAgss1 a ny cauaaencs u he g
fesaxe IoseFs ef yonF = -taclae has % censss -
cFe4zsd, foF essnpisesly eaFsd as. uhra i4Lled =
sbs4ln relief ffosa snf eGAsE soaFee-
Ssfy Fssp~enaiis eess. -.
rhsan.xxs.s sa,asa sssr,zs - 81 s4sa. 81 sls sss
lrsrxisisr JAMES WILLIAMS, n.
t CteUss1 4ad FslzTul41e9lz4
Ne.s eeHsh rsEeslh siEnxs rai,seslFa's
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-23
VERMONT BOY"

The oAly ssxnins Aoryan Horss IA lAis sarfloa Il
tAs eouAtyy aaS he oAls Salisoa laaf Ass irozed
9 mils ~ Ttaaesses sader 2 mia ezsd so az.
ttFIIL make hts scAsoE, for lsS9, "a a
w lanctiun place. mil = ff~m >ash- ~ EEO
vfiie, 90 the Northwestern road, Il s23 TIE AA-A
sesson M te psiylese u FesaInnE mares tAas may
not prove n fe4l. Gko. EVANS.
Agest Cor
JoAs hIL. IAveFgas, Tenn..
fxTHs y. CAzTss4Gn1, MaiazEHzou CO.,
A GsxGaxY, Nashville, Tsnn..
7, fAssIs0, fTsakiln Csiiess, fsnA-
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Msoifal.
r. r. r..

II. IL. H.
IIEALTH viii, In all cases follow the use Of Rad
IL ways r. r. Remedies There none siCk
diseased, weak feeble, crippled with pain o =
indrmitics but thrt Railways Ready Relief, Rerovat
ing Resolvent, Regulators the OF the dis
ease or sickness .eay require, Will qGckA aud rapid
ly
Rtdway RenoyRiing Resolvcnt Railway : Regulator
Each Oi these Teuecs possesses specr curative poN
certain diseases. Yes there other dtseas
e., wherein their combined medicinal properties are
quired and when theS used u ISere sufficient ie
aud strength within the diseased dying body N
tain ther aesiOu the patent i live and be restored
10 health.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-23
ConssitutfenaI Diseases.

many Diseases thai anict humanity Inherited as
heir looms from the diseased bodes of sckly sires-
scrofula, Consumption syphilis ard Fits, among
The most common of constitutional Diseases Nov
not hos many generations the sres Of these
eases may have been established Ia the system.
raPerg the bioodfacdAfss Rezssafissg ks>andHf ~
eradicate from the bodies OF the Acied every part
Gle OF diseased deposits, and ~ the VEINS with ne~f
pure and healthy blood
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-23

kadsaay's keHsUalsnd ResaisaEf shoGid be hailed
blessing by every mother threos tbe Lind Whose
ofeAkings oGl shas csrty) eyde~ce Of disease
ransmtcd from tke pa~ent stock. few doses % The
eaeuasag Resesas will eradicate every vesle % the
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-23
New Spring and Summer Goods.

II An he~ reaslFinz ms sxDek af sIsrtng 1na se9-
mrr Goeis, " Eks sery laieat sty ius So Gsasis-
uaeu's sear. I RESPECTFULLY sob cali ncsn ny
euslonlors .Dd lle pablr generaty.
SAM fRiCHffT,
Ne. st culluse street.
AI&fh-Feesis Repert u kzsAieps ~ he sprL2x
-ss ss.ss.s= ss.ss.s' = '''s. .ar..
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-23
SPRING OPENING.

NJE sIa eomBenes Feeeiving sFhISG STOCK
w n e4y or t~o, (of wash due noglos vin
gisenl AHd ihtead goins ahe baHiness .
e1tccet11 ti4Aa eFer, freD1s and az sbs eay
TOE casa .n bsar h 4. M u.si ~ % sn eKeinsir
CASA blsIns1s, sod se uill sri Euosis a very
sar@noe. 81 u.WIN, NcCIL1-ASD 4 CO.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-23
Patient Shoulder Seam Shirts.

D1EiNED to-day very ire assortment os shirts
IL sith and without collars, warranted e. be y e
made and TO 1t better thaa any other So le They
vary IN price iron 81 so 10 IS 90, FOR sAie By
febs-u Has J. IL NosIII.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-23
nem-Dork.

From vIsCHER, OWEN CO., General Advertising
House, Appleton Building, 346 Broadway,
New York
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-23

ITO nny Nzies n saus - Fl0ar Barrels am prs-
u rarea ~ eoalfeEi loakp iroza loo - 100 lar
res ler day and noFe. NJ Cos pes All he ssas ~
Nlils we're t1e hzrfsz als wanted on sksst solioe.
ApFy o4Fly. &ddTcss
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-23
Iowa Land for Sale.

NETE have for sai~, Tor cash, One HandreA ana
w Twenty Acres af choke Land IN fosA Terrso-
~, nesr Railroads And cinsr 10 Fort tleslnones
We ~tll give bari gain In tbs land For particulars
call GA l. e. 6LAScC0k 90.
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Obey this Can or Pay the Costs.

maT2-tf
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-23

WE a0s IN receipt of cur SPRING GOOiks and
w prepared q onrr oor fricnsas aBd th~
trade generally a sof1sae, ~ the desirabis
sticks % Dry tsds kesay -tssads Clstiins kc..
broaELt % this markrt. aud : a small sdV4n0s q
cl-sf for cash, p1nctnal de-Llars-
We shall take great plczsare sb0~iag theEn, and
invite these Vssitiag market give : call AID
GssSi-en AiIIsoS. ANDERSON koo.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-02-17


and knows that all who pass by viii sea
hinat it. Poot fellow! if he only knew
how ridiculous he looks. he'd certainly
quit. and throw the .segar away before he
meets any one else. FL =
Here comes another boy down this side
of the street@but what's tho. matter with
his face? has he got the toothache: or
what is itsthat has swelled one s,deiof his
face so? Oh! | see. now pshaw: it's a
"chaw Of ,tobacker'' in his mouth. See
how he squirts the juice into the snow. to
see how "yaller" he can make it look.
Just look at his lips. and teeth: how they
are stained with tobacco; and see thoseto-
bacco specks and spots on his shirt bo-
som, looks beautiful, don't it? Be- ad.
vised. boys. and don't use the "weed;" it
will do you no good. and anybody that
says it will. is hur.bug.
PRoBANG.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-02-17
rFor the Marshall C,cunty Democrat
It's all Hmm, bC Q.

And that of the very worst Ind. I've
tried it. and l ought to know. It neve'
done me any good. but it has done nus
harm, and it's harmed others, too: there
fore, boys. let it alone. 1t won't hurt you
if you take my advice; I'll warrant that
1t don't make you look any more manly to
take it. You may think that it's use will
place You 10 the rank alongsideof men.
and SO make man of you, but it wont.
tell you I've tried it. and got laughed at
for my folly, to say nothing Of the ridicnle
heaped upon me BY those older than my
self, because ! could mt stand as much as
they. The truth is. boys. tho use of to-
baccc, either BY chewing, smoking. or
snufing, is bad business. and the time
will como when you'll see it, if you don't
now. There goes boy just now, twelve
or fourteen years old, putting away At .
cheap segar. See how he struts, how inn
portant he seams to feel. / wonder il he
thinks anybody sees that hole in his trow-
ssrs. or that dirty shirt collar: guess If he
did he'd keep a little out o. sight May be
he don't care though. seeing he's got a Sc
gar. and is really smoking it in the street.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-02-17
[For the Marshall County Democrat
Our PauperS.

W;.at shall be done with The Paupers Of
our coun.~ has become a question of seri-
GUS importance to the public: that some
reform in the present arrangement for ia
king care of them is called for, none. who
are acquainted with the facts in the case,
can doubt.
as no reform can be effected wIthod'
general discussion, l lope by what snall
say to elicit something from others. and. u
possible, keep up the agitation until it is
discovered. either that the present system
of taking care Of the poor is the most per-
feet we can have. or that it is altogether
wrong, and that Its errors may be speedily
corrected. -~- o-..f. -, .~.s... -
It's well known that by the present ar
rangement the Township Board are the
Overseers of the Poor for each Township;
to them all application for relief must be
made, and when the applicant is received,
they must at once procure place where
he CAP be furnished with bed and board.
This is difficult task. for paupers are not
generally a very desirable class of board
ers, and it is csten only by paying exhor-
bitant prices that their keeping can be
hired nc all. - ,f7o'q gesslaN - raf'
Its furthermore made the duty of the
Board, ON the first Saturday in May Of
each year, to sell out the keeping of all
the paupers to the lowest bidder. This
would seem, BY far, the best, and most
economical plan that could be adopted; but
the excellency Of the theory, in this
case. as in many others. is lost in the prac- {
tice. There are usually bids for only a few
Of the paupers: the balance arc left on the
hands Of the Board to secure them places,
as best they can, and this, as We have be-
fore animated, can only be done by Offer
ing inducements in the way of ruinous
prices. soa
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-02-17

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Married---In Hopkinsville, Ky. on
Wednesday, the 10th inst, at the resi-
dence of J. G. MooEE. Esq, by the Rev.
Mr.. FRASER, GEO. A. CHAMPLrN. Esq,
formerly of this place, to Miss NJ. G. HEN
RI. of Hopkinsville. 900 tes 80.
1t is with peculiar pleasure that we con-
graduate our old and worthy friend on
the felicity of his new relation. Tile same
wishes we have ever entertained for his
happiness and prosperity, are now extend
ed mutually with him to his Southern
bride, and may they together tread path
way 10 life that shall be strewn with i'm
perishable flowers, and lit up with perpet-
nal sunshine.
"The treasures of the deep are not so precious
AS are the concealed comforts of a man
Locked up in woman's love-
ne Con-.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-02-17
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