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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-02-05

A verdict was rendered 10 the Supreme Judi
cial Court at Boston, Jan. 29th, against the
Boston & Worcester r. r.. for $22.25O dam
ages. The award was to Mrs. Sarah Shaw
whose husband was killed and herself badly in.
jured. some years ago by train on the r. r
coming in collision with the Plaintiffs carriage
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-02-05

Uneasy lies the head that wears the crown
PRESTIcE says: "The saying does not quite
abide the test Of our republican experience
Mr.. Buchanans head wears crown, certainly,
and proud one, too. bat it nOtOriouSly lies
easier than any other head in America.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-02-05

The American missionaries in China have uni
ted in letter Of thanks to U. S. commissioner
Reed, for his successful efforts in securing re.
ligious federation; in the new treaty with the
Chinese government.
A IIindoo of the Bhattia caste was baptized
on the l4th ult., at the American Mission chapel
Bombay, by the Rev. Mr.. Harding. This is
said to be the first instance Of Bhattia having
embraced Christianity. Another native was re-
ceived into the church on the same occasion, OIL
profession of bis faith.
The Boston Pilot in the name of the Roman
Catholics. demands that wherever. in the service
Of the government there is a Protestant chap
lain, there shall also be Catholic one. 1t re
CARDS it as "meun" that chaplains for the army
and navy are not appointed upon this plan.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-02-05

ATTENPr TO Ron ruR SUMMIT Co. TRRAsuRY.
A daring attempt was made to rob the Summit
Co. Treasury on Saturday evening last. A
school house ia the suburbs Of the village oi
Akron, the county scat, was fred by the robber
or an accomplice, which Immediately drew oil
the citizens to that point, when the seeker after
treasure began his work on the window of the
Treasury Office, unseen, MS he supposed, but the
eyes Of Marshal Wright, Of Akron, were upon
him, and instead of making an immediate ar.
rest, he allowed the burglar 10 work away and
effect an entrance, when he was pounced upon
and "runed" 10 jiify.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-02-05

A good time generally was held at the Burns
Festival, recently held at Boston. The journals
are full of commendation of the intellectual
and animal enjoyments of the occasion. The
Bee has published speech made at the festi-
val, or prepared for it by Mr.. Sidney Webster
The speech was put in type. in advance. hui
Mr. Webster was not called upon to deliver it.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-02-05

ExmfrmEx4 IN LrAvExwoRrH.--Ck Charles Fish
cr Colorcd man was kidnapped fropI heaven
worth, Kansns, short time since, aud carried
of INTO Missouri lie escaped from his cap'ors
and on bis return to LeavenwOr;h was imme-
diaiey arrested as fugitive slave belonging TO
q Mr. Hutchinson, Of Kentucky. A writ Of
babeas corpus issued by Judge Gardiner was
placed in the hands Of Deputy Sheriff Boyle,
who broke open the room in which Fisher was
held ~ custody by Marshal Gurvm under Tie
Fugitive Act bnd took him 10 the house Of
Judge Gardiner, few miles distant from The
city, which was the last seen Of Fisher by the
slave hunters. OF course, this was prOvocation
ample for quantum sutict Of pro-slavery vapor
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-02-05

- n RICHARDS, Dealer in ine Sta
tionAry, Staple Motions. and Van puesnt ass
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-02-05
LUMBER,

MILK MILK - The subscriber is
4'A enabled to supply al demands COR milk and WI DO -
for CASH, application. BEkJ> c0REY.
AsHrABULA, Jan. Goth, 1889. 1e
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-02-05
STATE OF OHIO, Ashtabula Co., IS.
Maria 4 Riehmond
Divorce.

YOU hereby notified that the said Maria RiehmnAd
plHntn will procred take the dispositions of Witnesses IL
this action At The Office Of w. r. Carter Esq the town or
Lancaster, the county oi GnBt and state Wiseonn "a
the Rrt day Of March. 1853 between the heurs Of IL
o'clock NJ and nine ~ with authority IN adjourn nor
day to dav till all such depOsons shall have been taken
3t47A Aftornsv. a. p,sIa,is
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1859-07-19


Vel 10 remember when | fist left
home to a,orl College. NJ father posses.
scd what in usually termed ~ good COM.
mon.school ciucatioo," which is just O.
uoush to enable an Observing, rel'ng man
to Sc the want Of better ono, AMI 10 Dis.
cover the Disadvantages under which he
labors. n las ever been his desire sinc2
my earliest recollection, To- give hi, chill
drcn n COOL clrcalion, il itnothing m'r'.--
Accordingly at tho ago ofcjghtron, | Vas
sent to --CoIlegc. Whi, drew fouh
many comments from sono my fathers
ncighbor., who thought "IooE-lamin," Of
but i,tle CONSEQUENCE, aud ihat money laid
ont in procuring it, 10 better ,hun thrown
away. Some predicted that it would make
n turai fool @! me; Others said, "hci!
come bqck So stuck up wi'h Ei'olul,n no.
tons, that he'll aoycr notice u5:' willie
some Of the would be wise heads cf the
ucighborhooi sa;l "the old man had better
keep him mt homo and make him earn
something. instead of sending him of to
spend so much money in SO useless man
uor." But went, and at tho close Of the
first tlco months visited homo. Tho
young loop,c with whom had formerly rs.
sociatcd, with but few exceptions, saw me
asan objncti is seen through a co'orcd glass.
Thry had become So firmly impressed with
tho opinion that | would "lccl above them
on my return, { at they could 500 nc in
no other light; and one old fnmor said
that "it had taaac such fool of him II.
ready, that lie could not tell when W! eat
was ready for cutting, without asking some
body But all may laugh who wish, | have
already spent somo hundreds OF dollars in
pursuit Of knowledge, and as vet have nc
regrets for the coulse which l hayo pursu
el. On the contrary, would not sci
what little | have learned, for three time;
what it cost me; aad allowing me to bC
the judge, | can yet tcl! green wheat from
Iipo OCCASIONAL.
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In health ~ one ought to drink ''h'wH-
ter, Gov It has oc.d>io"aiiy iata' iniIah'.
ton Of stomach AMI bowels, ani sometimes
aadI"n coa.a. Tho tem'"'on to a"nE IL IL
IS very strong III mne', 20 use 1t at All
with safety, the p'i'on should take hat
Jingle swallow a. time, take the glass
;.om tie hi5 .y' "&it minute, nHd inca
another swallow, and 50 on. 1t VIII BE-
found that IN this way It becomes disagree
sbIo after u few mout hiuIis.
On 'he Other hand, Ice itscii may J'
taken As freely rs possible, not only WITH
ont injury hut with the most sinking ai-
vantage III dangerous forms Of Diseases
II broken in the siAo OF pea or bcan,and
swallowed as freely as practicable, without
much crushing between the teeth, 1t VIII
often be efficient IN clicking various Nnt,
ot darrhoea, AMI has cured violent cases OF
Asiatic cholera.
y kind Of cushion and powdere ice
kept 10 the entire scalp, has ailayed violent
iuiamnatons Of the brain, and arrested
fearful ccnyUlsous induced by too much
blood there.
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HILLsDALE COUNTY FAIR.

List Of Premiums, Rules and Regulations
for the Ninth Annu0l Fair of he Hills
dale County agricultural Society, to b.
held a. Nl'saale, on Wednesday ana
ZHursdoy, October l2h and 3th, 1859
OFFICERS.
Presdent-IRA b. CARD, Cambria.
Vice PrcSidcnts-GEo. w. DUNN, Ad.
ans; WIN. SToDDARD, Litchfeld; w. w.
BREWSTER, Wright.
Spcretary-F. NJ. HOLLOWAY, Hillsdale.
..'g.asurer--E. o. GRosvEYoR, Fayette.
Executive Committee--W. R. Traver,
Litchtield; Joel HAM, Allen; John Cole
RoaAing; f. 7. Chester, Camden; Leon,
ard Miller, Scipio; w. J Bsxter, Fayettc
Danl. l.. Pratt, Hllslalc; B. B. Willcts,
Cambria; S. w. Farr, Woodbridge; II.
n. Rowley, Moscow; WIN. Cutler, Adams
Chauncey Leonard, Jefferson; Chas. Burt,
Ransom: Wm. J. Gay, Amboy; Warner
Bunday, Somerset; A. B. Slccumb, Wheat.
land; w. +. Day, Piltsford; E. Brewster,
Wright.
General Supcrintcndents-I. B. CARD,
DANL, l.. PRArr.
Division A II N. RowLEY.
Division B-LEoNARp MILLER.
Division C--WM. CUTLER.
Division E-JoEL HAND, B. B. VII.
LETS.
Division F-WARNER BuNDAY.
Snpt. of Gatcs--S n. SHArYUcK.
Supt. of Night Policc-HARvEy RAN
som.
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LAND OFFICE DIscoYrINUEp.-Thc L.
:. Land Ollico for tho Kalamazoo District
has been discontinued, aai the remaining
public lands situated in that district are
transferred to the lonia district. The Office
at kalamazoo will bo closed Immediately,
aud The Register aud Receiver at Lonia are
required TO give roticc when they will 10
prepared to receive applicationsf1r entry Of
the transferred lands. Most Of tho vacant
land in tho district has been disposed ofani
the Office will no longer del.ay lis own ex-
penses.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1859-07-19

Tho National Er0 Of tho 9TH contra.
diets th rumors that have been in crcula.
ton relative 10 its future management
G.. Bailey the son Of tho lamcntcd Doctor,
Is announced as editor and proprietor, and
John Whi,tia7 rs corresponding editor
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Tn nIEIMANIIa.

gEtfIE suhgcri her Offers for ale Dwelling Iouec, War-
4 on Shon Blacksmith ~urr. Paint md Finishing
shops in tho vii1gc Of llsdtle with Tools, Luntc'e
&c . at q low price
Terms part pty down. nud the balance Tor torn ~
yelra Tarrn property viii be taken fr The -ane The
l5ove property il ia good ''eatira 'rf b1 ine.s -
oily 10 . ' tENh,
unl-d7Ic Vtv J. 1880
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ED- Prof. Bonnjster made very snc-
ccssfu balloon ascension at Grand Rapids,
on the 4th coming down within three mileo
Of the place Of ascension.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1859-07-19

Sweepstakes premium open to all
classes dips 3
The rule to be observed in judge, on
COWS will lie by tho number Of gallons Of
milk given by each and the amount Of but
ter made from tho snmc from the 18th day
Of Sept to the 30th inclusive, and not less
than 5 lbs. Of tie butter in each case ex-
hibitcd.
CLASS vIr-woRK OXEN AND STEERS.
JupeEs-J. J. Cleveland, Scipio; G. G.
King, Amboy; Avery Brown, Moscow.
Best yoke OF work oxrn over 5 years
old dip q
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ry'It is expected that tho Grand Rap.
ills Salt Company will commence opera.
tons in a few ays.-[Gand Rapids En-.
quirCr, juno &C.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1859-07-19

Garabaldi has son who is soldier
with him, and fights like lion hy his
fathers side This young man is two anl
twenty years old.
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s. ". DrsuSELL, Secretary.
Cayuga CO. Jail, Clayclaul, o. !
July G, 1859.

Just before leaving tho Jail, one q the
prisoners received letter from Ihos.
Williamson, Philadelphia, enclosing 500
Cor their reiet.
On uartiying at Cborin, the prisoners had
an ovation, tho Fire Department, bands OF
music, and citizens turning out to welcome
them. \ meeting was held in church,
when numerous speeches were made, n coll
lection for the benefit of the prisoners ta.
ken up, AMI tho meeting separated at mid.
night, singing tho Mnrsa,los. The term
of sentence of Mr.. Bushnell who was con
Nielel. will expire on To morrow.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1859-07-19

Mr.. G.. B. Chandler and his young
nephew wero drowned near Kalamazoo
last week, while bathing in the river.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1859-07-19
STOVES.

VJAEVrRs \TRrtgIir. WESTERN EMrIEF.EAGLE
Il Ar rIrht Forest AirT rht, ,Nlir'uu Air Itgh'.
5iu,n Stoves Of Nrnv rtgtipgs. SD'i !r.ult'"r Fold
in, or Irstng AID Cottage Pariot stoves Heavy aro
r,it latte .ovcs. tor Dining Rooms, school houses
"''' |'.,ia,i7 MITCHELL
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FTillsdale Warblo Gbop.

7 VIZ ni subscribe '''' ~ ''.. .' 49,. - -.
MONUMENTS HEAD STABLE STONES
A.. ,ybar. r14y ra found GOOD assortment ot Narlo.
md 1op ip, ,ed I'm the ucotcst muunor. Shoreostside
Of p-oal st. upNf door Co PLrdy's Cabinet = ~."r.
Ilillsdale. pcc.I, 1851. Joel NIlI'FI'E'
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1859-07-19

Cows over 1 years old III the foregoing
classes will be judged rs stock raiscrs; per-
sons exhibiting tue same will present sam
Pics Of tAcir young.
CLASS " CROSS OF DURHAM AHp HATIF Es.
JcoGcs-Johu Mickle, Rcajiag; san
ford y. lIolhus, Somerset; Harvey Smith,
Titcl field.
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ir1- He is first.ratc collector who can,
upon all occasions, collect his wits
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E.N.NANN..

;. rNr:.' .'HNrg Nvr -",r'DNrG. BLANK BOOK
Htnlr,r'nr,r .'uor. uIa Ha.as r.u.'"'. A.''.
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y. T.. VIiNTI.
ATTORNEY AND COCNSELLCR AT LAW AND So
nritor in chauccry, osiuo in Go,twl!s Eo.h Hills
date, Mich. oc' 1877
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=. FIr%siNNs0N.'.
COUNTY STEF NNuE --prc..r Z. .r'f.na b.. .a...un,
viii Hr u'Iy af .,r '.H..
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iOitN rOuR'G.
E.LAMI n-N I'll. --,-L DIR. .Ln-- II lL- ---...
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~TsCY ~ EDWARDS.

ATTORNEYS AND COCNSTlLOPS At LAW. AID
solicitors in CAanc-r ry Oaico up stairs IN Bastwihs
block,
C. A. STACY. " 3. TDwA-rs,
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DIR. s'IsII%%S
EYIsRI,Tr n snN.
TRENCM u rNRsnNs.

PHYSICAL ANS AND SURGEONS. HAVE OPENED AN
OGice il Uutorwoods Blocl--2l story. VIII attend
10 all calls Of his profession, both uignt and d0v.-
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY
yEWELkY! yEWELRYn

,CwpIty, IU,yD,py,,
JEW LitN JEW ELEh"
N os 'nh i i supsetsoer = per- haylng lhely rnrchas,
It. yG ']o0AS' W ,Tcups
S.SS..--@-SAzfSsS 1E"ELEf' &e''
ctnlly solicit share of the public patronrco
viii N ntare., 10 % buy E%oG article & OF 1eT'y
S ~ & Intir interest 10y glTng me CALI as am
" rs ~ a., Sn' @ r,'a g""I oarsalns or none
Boot & Shoe store, whcreI may be found Gulins ali
business hours. 80
Clocks Watches and JcwcIrv repared at the sano "a
enlistment, short notice Il in superior r,anner-
iilllsGalc, Feb. J. 1859. 3m q. CLI2BE
DaALrRIY pRUiMs SncllFs 4: nANNuM; Mmi;ovs AN STA.
rionart. Prints oils Groceries P,lrumcry J,weiry
Yankee Motions, sc.
No. :, Commcrcial Block Joncsvile, Mitch.
EXCuANGE And DINKING 0rFIcFN N0rTtCr IN
Waliron's Block.
4, r. a,rTcUrIL yp~ry w,tnr,v InuV p coov
TI{,S(Y> .yD,nI t,,- ,----------------
,,-rTu ,,c,D ENNM ~ ~ ic;rocrre Avn
Commission Merchcnants. No. Waters stroc,, Now
York.
,,,,.,,
-,,,,,,,,,,,, - VI =; ~ 80 rr,,,r
~; ~ ~ 80 ~ & C 81 - ~, So -
hmLini. Of farm rroducct ,lcn for Goods A. cagL rr
ocs Huslalc. Micn. oct. -. 81.
.-------------r,,N,,
- - =. lINiNt'W \. ...-
HoMEoPArHlG, III riifslCi1E 4tn ,o SufGEoN. OF;
ANN anu y 80. "--->-- %
. ,.,,,, nSt' ti' u, :, y. mann, ,,..-,,
IadsG WIon IHyer ~ h"Gtcr eGlnT S%EG2 T,ry
SOC ''' C.r1G'.s
------------ -I,y y,I;I,1,y & SoT. --------
pu,-srCr ,Is ,Tn SI;pGroNS HAVE nprvrD Az
Oiice il Uracrwood's Block--ol story win attend
to all call, of his profession both ngnt and dov.-
,1ysIcT,ys NNn ,SthrEoTsN NSrTICr FIRST poor
Grat Door % sonh of oco. d. Frcnrs rcsiGcncc. on
bacon street vest of Strnnt's Hotel. i.ro1
BE,.s
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Stations in this class arc to bo judged
by at least 9 Of their colts over year old.
CLASS E-srALLIoN COLTS UNKtR 3 YEARS.
JUpaEs-Wm. P. Richards, Somerset;
VIM. Knapp, Adams; A. S. Drake, Am
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S5-S THE subscriber having lately rurchas-
S.SsN. eda valuable Stock OF Goods consisting OF
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CLASS Il-DEN ONS.
JUDGEs -Chauncey Simpson, tayette; !;
Robert Cox, Whcatland; Robert CLARK,
Allen.
Premiums same rs on Durhams.
CLASS III-cROss or BLoops.
JuDGEs-Chas. Luce. Jefferson; John
NJ. Footo, Adams; Wm. 7. Lyons, Mos ow.
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Glass V--CEON3 OF nGVON AND NAIIEE.
JuDGrs-Willi m Curtis, Wheatland
stephen Doud, Cambria, JAS. G Black
mar, Moscow.
Premiums same rs class 4.
CLASS VI MICH COWS.
JUDGEs-Noses Willcts, Cambria John
Dalton, Pitl,ford; Gideon stoddarl,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-30

e-sily prepared lo'cws: Take eight ounces Of gaU
ber.c'u ore pou,f g .lun, and teu Puts Of Wstef
bel IL .ort.st i.r 1hc -pace OF eight hour' 10 d.
,art.rIwhre glazed ye.-e, frequently stirring int
usss. and adding water sufficient to make up TIE
or;rir-. uua-tity OF 10; lost by rburt'on. adding
TIE vat,- gradually, 30 Il at boiling nsy not be SUI
.erG,I. Tie liquid portion OF the compound 10 tnei
strained II and preserved in ve-co'sei bottles.
lYssc7 O, CLis.rE oS Sarioss.-iu uetes!f'
sUrk 90 Galore. the saihOr cOucusycly sets iona
that exc, --Yely bot climates uniaVorao1e 10 the
- pustion wealth, civilization, refinement and gene
RAJ prosperity Of nations for although tae irop!ca'
zae abounds With delicious fruits aud other ailments
it delayed with rains for six mouths, attended "th
dreadful hurricanes, aud slso parched with droutS
during tie Remainder U; the year, while tie III
opelcy Of earthquake. and volcsnic eruPtoas osuse
tia destruction Of MANY lives and give pe-.LeniIsi
charaSter 10 the atmosphere. Such : the deleteriou
inhleICe of the tOud zone on the Cr'vth 0i PoPula
tan TIA, 10 the vast continent ct Africa 4 does nc-
e,ce,d 81. eN0C1 or 4 territory OF ii.en.He slua'
rlcr large proportion Of which IS found no"v'
uu-h "a tude thirty degrees, where 1he mean 'eth
perstu-e Of the year varies from Seveniy-risht "a
niretyeight degrees, and where considerable sd
yrpces have been inside in wealth. civilization. arts
science, and social improvements.
PrH GLYcREfs,.-Accoriing 90 DR.. Copp, IN The
Mec.! Report, pure giycerine suitable Tor medieE
ia! purposes should have the .oo~in, prnperties II
should Dee odprlr-- even when ribbed between the
hasd-; Il, consistency must be- tina, Of thick strip;
must be- II houcyke taste strongly sweet, rs rrns
ton nearly neutral. One volume OF gycerur mast
be- peri, city soluble IN volume OF alcohol acidu
LAIRD With i.l0 Of -ulphuric acid, without iormngs
DEPOSIT unless standing in cool plHrc even alter
trpyr hour. FuFthrr, Que volume OF glycrne mast
solve ia a mixture Of 10000 alcohol aud J0ip OF
-,Iphulic acid without forming precp'tste--alt- o.
liner leaving si7ipy RESIDUE du'tera'ion VIII
honey or simple siruP. In this any one addition OF
IC,0o Of ,up may bee dc.rc,rd hu, ii contains leSs
on sddug drop or two If sulphurc acid tothe mix
twe. white deposit forms immediately. Glycernt
dissolved ald boiled with water should not be changeo
TO darker hue. which would Indicate the presence q
gkc..e /, msy bc obtained in nearly pure stat" by
saporifyin- tauw with lime, aud by various oihe
proce-x-- When strongly heated il Is deconp"se'i
AID evolve, volatile. extremely punsent substance
termed aoroleine. which causes lschrymatunl-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-30

J. .curoe q grea: announce and pecunary los 10
brcoders. The rule holds good that where psricu-
er breed q animal, has becu kept pure if creased,
crossed only with N equally distinct aud established
fan y the young viii always take the forms Of Their
.ire- and dams sud breeder r'sy invariably expect
tha. bic slort-ucfE. or Devon Hereford calf, VII
be Ike IN f,rTn and qUslter to it, parents. herd
book shoud therf fore, be srraueed a. to present
at glance The breeding Of your animal, FAR back
that you can re hoE much Of CERTAIN sell-kno~s
strains Of blood are cninhincd in Il. Mr. Cougcr
thinks tho present received plan CAP be modified for
the better, and has adopted the following register Of
pedigree For instance. one Of his cows is Rouk'c;
her pedigree may be found in the English HcT!-"ok,
vd. 4, p. 90. SIZE wes cavtd in Is4s. In NJ. Con-
ger. Stnck Box .hc is thus nOtcd:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-30

ORR Cry N,rl.-S.rrrsers coming IN This city
shoud not tail 10 paw visit 10 the Park and e,a'niao
our t,,y Hall Spcuking from architectural point
If Wow. We venture the opinion tina; we have No
hubble rdiiicr more deserving of attention. The first
ling which occurs 10 tie vs,tor Is peculiarly in
The windows of the upper story, whcrr boldly disr-
rardng the popular notion that glass Is the artnic
which should b. used in windows, we have tshes
hoalIs ~ n suh,li.uit-br8uifu unm,tga,cd, r"ngh
nine hcnris not common place smooth-facsd beart,
but sr''ntery orphaned, unnistakabe coarse boards
Ii ven look at the Window You see boards; II yo~a
attempt to look out Of them, you feel boards and In
the end YOU are b0rcd yourself Another striking
feature of the Hall, ard one in which we have no
hesitation in claiming superiority over even the Boz
ton Siar-Iiuuse, is the arrangement of thy tower.
Which instead of placing upon the top Of our baid-
ing a. vulgar artists would do We have erected in thu
| e,ouni. adjonirg and in its skeleton grandeur NJ
framework have hung bell Of sonorous metal. Foe
| excellence Of this arrangement Il at once manifest
The visitor is not obliged at glance 10 take IN tho
vast proportion, 81 tle whole building; nor Is he
forced To make allowances or elevation IN calculating
the true Light and -ize OF the tower; but he has tho
advantage AZ examining The affair IN fragments. and
missing hi, verdict upon each separately. The arch-
e,tur, b,auty Of the tower will probably break upon
him by degrees. and the simplicity Of its construc-
ton, its galiows-lAc symmetry and elegance. viii
gradually appear rs il "a carefully and attcntivciy ex-
amined l. much 10 b. regretted that many ol our
citiztu. evidently deficient in tate and sadly lacking
! in Knowledge of the grand and beautiful in archi-
lecture should desire Ia have dill rent arrange
m.pt and propose To construct tower upon the top
Of the City Hall. Others would remove The plank
from the windows for the purpose OF having glass
placed therein Ii these insane ideas should ever DC
! actually entertained by our City Government, wa
Trust that the splendid bellgaloWs may oe permitted
to remain an the grounds, even II cnpon should rear
IL. head over the Hall That monument Of nrohitec-
tural beAnty should be preserved menenio ut the
Gable eel. braon and Of the ingenuity Of the buildor
Uuey rejoice our readers to learn, however, that 20
far AS we can discover there il but little any danger
# such vandalism. Tho tower H. to all appearances,
likely to fulfill is present purposes for years, aud the
upper story the City Hall to retain it, lumber quite
! "A. long Many strangers, understand, bavc boon
inurcssed with the idon that the City Hall was the
famous structure called the Tombs and the tower the
| ,caiold ON which criminals turned oil The bell
| toling soemnly the while. They should not be lsft
TO labor under Il deluson which, however natural,
really DOES some injustice to our City Government
Would il not be advisable to erect sign upon the
! cornice. shereon may De painted in large iettens
This ia the City Hall"