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The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-25
RADEAUs CELEBRATED STRENGTHENING

*
PLAsi ER-PePared fI pains weakness in the breast,
side back limbs; for govt .n3
dyspepsia ioi coughs colds astmas difficulty Of breathing s
preston OF the stomach c they will give and soot
reiefi and for safety de
ededy superior most other remedies persons whose
business ayocaon that they should or Sit much
those Of seaeny habits generally may be Troubled with
pains the side breast aved try Of these beautiful
Paers they essentially different from Others and are
Tree from those objections which made AGAINST
pase generally The proprietor has had pleasure senr
them daily Cor this city, and Of many Thousands
They parond extensively by the medical profession and
there not probably intelligent physician United State,
Europe that would hesitate sanction them with his
influence, when made acquainted with their composition
Printed directions each Pc signed by in NV
own hand writing counterfeit which will pun.hed as FORGE
DEAUs STRENGTHENING PLASTER, and see ,ha, tbe s
get the direction thus signed They put up with large
and Attractive show b will keep injury in any climate
and will be part Of the United states or Br;i5
Provinces order and liberal 10 those who
buy sell again Ia conclusion, have only add that instances
in which the sausy effects been produ
ced by using them they with the en
confidence 20 all who are thus afflicted.
Sold wholesale and RETAIL the Bowey Medicine Store No
2eo Bowsry, New Yo'k.hy N. W. BADEAU. feb % If
SCOTCH SHORT BREAD" regularly Kept and made
- order by d. BRiS0N CONFECTIONERY Edintgh and
glasgow. l4s Fulton ST. near broadway jan ~ lm
STEwED TERRAPIN-Atl The Clinton Lunch cor
CHsrO and up every evening from
10 l. O'clock Made In style superior any other essb,h
ment IN this city. jan 2s-u
= TO STRANGERS & COUNTRY MER-
CHANTS.-1he finest SHORT AND MEDIUM MAPPED
- BEAVER HATS and the much admired SMOOTH CASTOR
HAT, and sold y subscriber Az THE ONE Es
rAsLIsHED AND Low PRICE OF FIVE DoLLaks ALo by the
SILK HATS. AMIDON
sEsRoosr cOrcr Of Wall and Nassau streets. New York
feb l2-n
STORE CURTAINS.-Merchantsi in want Of Store
~ Curtain" can he'upped at the shor't,. NOTICE 2. ,
Upholstery and Paper Hanging Warehouse, en- Lane
feb Sims
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-25
SAMUEL CHASE

TO FAMILIES. PUBLIC AND PRIVATE
PARTY GlVERSt-THE SUBSCRIBER having long
experience snd extensive practice in the first
society," in conducting Public and Private Dinner PARTIES BsIs
&C. will be glad 20 take the charge or other psrte.
render the ssary assistance. -
and most moderate terms.
Bills OF Fare prepared and when required cooking DEPART
- III. NJ FALCONER-
Orders left Messrs Smith Cause Reed street viii be in
stlnty attended 10. GbI,~Sw
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-25

DolEk, l5S Chatham street, selling very reduced
prices splendid Of Furs consisting Capes
Pelernes Boas Mu Neck Ruis Swansdown trimming and
every other description Of articles in their line. Ladies' wishing
purchase would do well call and for themselves
scrers determined clear their entire prey
Gus L. the holidays WATSON VAN DUZER,
. l58 Chatham street, New York
Stocks lee 40
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-25

FOR SALE-22.OOO Acres Of good timhered Land in
the State OF Maine lying the Nsragsugus within
few miles Of ship navigation The timber principally Of
White Pine with fair proportion Of Spruce Hard Wood
ihsie Also several good mills IL the vicinity easy
Persons who have been represent tract Of nd
and object fer spectators take held Of Terms Of navea
will he mde easy and accommodaiing for further particulars an
ply To J.. G. VANDENRERG
dec 5tf * Ch.h,na -.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-25

RLAIR'S MILLS, 252 WOOSTER STREET Wash
- ngton squarevre Feed ground prices than any
ener tsttnllshiH~nt ~ the CITY feb 2-lm~
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-25

WILLIAMS x DOW, LITE FROM BOSTON
wholesale Dealers ID staple and Fancy Dry Goods having
taken store No. 70 Broad few doors below
Hotel have received and opening
Foreign and Dmese Dry Goods which they BY the
package piece, good city, and
to which they respectfully invite the attention Of merchants from
different parts Of the country and city. feb 2-tf
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-25

"a To LET.-TwO HOUSES AND STORES IN
G. Canal Sueenear Broadway. Apply at AIS Broadway
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-25

ENGLISH LUCIFER MATCHES-lo0 gross Of Jones 4
- Watts Manufacture warranted superior 10 any other in use
for sale BY the case, gross or dozen ~
RUSHrON ASPINwALL
feb IL Sc William street, and ITO Broadway.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-25

usT77YEsrEkDAY, SMALL RED MOROCCO
IL WALLET, aiming f.e dollar Of Sandusky
Bank Ohio and Of hand for dollars with ,undy
other paPrrs value the Payment Of the note
at this sfhce f.h 9f-s,
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-25

A CARDS. W. BRYEAM returns his sincere thank. 20
his friends aud the public their very extended
patronage during the he has been business hecs
guant them that he enagng his maauiaory when he will
better prepared the patrons with unnIv Of
every thing in the Coneotcnay line Of the richest description
ana da esh the improved principle
OF clarifying BY ST W. B. fters himself that nv still con-
tingng TO have his goods the best greer
aud Tree from deeterous ooTng the being used that
ne Cannot tan 10 vrsa satisfaction houand. have al
reaa testified and who daily extend their patronage Buwey
steam Confectionery NJ 8 Bowety and the Branch Ssts
NoZsl Grand street. between Chystie and Forsyth streets
b. Cry and County orders attended with papctusty and
dispatch and sent 10 OF the city, free Of carriage febf
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-25
I ARIES sSd EQRss FINE FUR CAPS, HATS,

Il AIDES FURS. FINE FUR CAPS, HATS,
- AND STOCkS-wstso & Van Duer, Use Chatham street
respectfully inform their friend, and the public that they
manufacture and keep for sale splendid
article their line Of The best materials and worn manhp
which they offer very low prices Their the
following articles viz: Lynx Squirrel Genet Martin and
PeleTines Care Boa Muf and Neck Ruds Sw,nsdown Ru
Otter, Fur-sea Nutria Muskra Rabbit and Hair Caps
Also Seae Plu.h Cloth, Leather and Fancy Caps Fine fur
and Satin Beaver Hats Foulard Satin figured Striped
do Plain do Stocks with Handkerchief Bows Pan 6gd
striped plaid and corded silk Stocks Also. splendid silk
Nesing Bombszn Moha and silk and brs Stocks on the
hest briste frames the approved Linen Bo
and Shirt Collars Cravas and Sdne Pocket Handker he
Sspenders, Gloves, &C. 2tf
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-25
nOUBLE ENTRY BOOK-KEEPIN(; !. i.oe

DOUBLE ENTRY BOOk-KEEPIN(.i !, taught
at Fosters Commercial School lsS Broadway, upon
modern and approved principles The of instruction are st
the learners convenescshere being classes The plan Of
instruction plain PRACTICAL and comprehensive During
The course the pupil will post and complete ets
oil books and Be qualified 70 perform the duties gootkeeper
IN The most extensive and diversified establishment LESSONS
In rENMANSfilP, morning, afternoon and evening L. rms
moderate Apply s5 Broadway, lover Mhaus Druggist
Store.) 'Nes-'
From the Boston G1zette.l
MERCANTILE BOOK-KEEPING.-The manner in which
This art taught but imperfect idea OF practice
OF merchants and when person gets for the time into
counting he finds smud what he sees
and what he has been taught than really chan
deer OF theatre and Aadns lamp The great difference he
tween theory and practohewe the study Of and its an
plica,on practical well need remark. ,d
we think Dit Fosters plainly connecting systematic boot-
a AERIAL advantages worthy the
ration Of all wis wish acquire form. and mods of busn.
a Thorough and eiecuai manner
MIR FOSTERS long experience in the counting house and
Kill penmsn qualify him, peculiar manner for the duIie,
oI ms profess on ian 6-tf
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-25
FIRE! FIRE! FIRE,

" ner OF Leroy and AIS Hadssn Of Amos street. WHIT
ALL LAWTON respectfully inform their friends and
of Anthracite Cel that they ,y
very superior quality sehnyki Coal warranted equal
Coal sold this market (uder attention
particularly the Spohn and Gate krr. From .heir arrange
nenis this year hoy feel satisfied they win be to give a-
lion % Consumers bosh $ quality and price.
Orders strict attended 10.
Orders received by A. DE Camp Co 81 Wall streets or to
Ten Eyck, 02 sshngton j. O. Rehssk Bovery
OF al either Of their yards JAMES ID. w. WHITHALL
&C. y. jan 2Il JOHN w. LAYTON feb 2-f
N ment been appointed Assignee Of the prone ~ JACOB
SMITH. Of the City Of New York. Livery Sta fKeeper) in
rust for the benefit of ali Of his eedo require per in
iebrd To Lin TO make immediate and all persons
Claims demands against him furnish statement OF the par,cu
thereof without delay the subscriber corner Of una
md Sonth New York.
Nov. &c, lass nav cot WHIP WRIGHT, Assignee
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-25

u 81 POST OFFiCE-HUDSON'S MER-
CHANTS NEWS ROOM CORNER OF WALL AND
WATER SIREEIS-The Proprietor the
Of great number Of Merchants has connected his establish
Went SUB POST OFFICE-tkrough which nerc ahss and
receive FROM and their letters 10 The Civ Posi-
O<hce every hour during the day.
Letter Bag will also be closed al the News Roo al the latest
PsssIbe momeni 10 meet TIE several nails ken
from The Post Ofhce containing let are
sorted Letters wall be delivered from the Post special
order OF the Merchants whom they addressed Further par
enis OF the arrangement be obtained application
News Room where also all the arr wal and
departure of the mails, al all times he obtained.
Also particular relative Ship Letter Bags-he time of
closing &C. kc at aiiiime be had applications
ING koem Clerk jan 5tf
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-07-15
Charlotte, IN. c. July rs, 1886.

tonal sam of twenty thousand dollars, which may
be required.
Sec. IA. And belt further enacted, That the said
deposites shall be made with the States in The fol-
lowing proportions, and at the following times,
VIZ One quarter part on the first day of January,
eighteen hundred and thirty-seyen, or as soon
thereafter as may be; one quarter part on the first
cay OF April; one quarter part on the first day Of
July and one quarter part On the first day OF Oc-
iober, all in the same year.
Sec. 10. And be ii further enacted, Tha, to ena.
BILE the Secretary of the Treasury to carry into ef.
feet the provisions o: this act he be authorized to
appoint three additional clerks for his department.
the one at a salary Of one thousand six hundred
dollars per annum; and the remaining txo at a
salary of one thousand dollars each and to paw
the said clerks quarterly, out of any money in the
Treasury not otherwise appropriated.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-07-15
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
Washington, 23d June, 1886. {

Washington, 23d June 1886.
To TIE President Of tie L;utrd >tctes:
The Secretary Of State, 10 whom was referred
a resolution OF the Senate OF The lsiA instant, re.
guessing the President ITO communicate 10 the
Senate any information in his possession, not IN
consistent with the public interest, touching the
political condition oi Texas--the Organization OF
lis Government, and It's capacity to maintain lis III
Dependence, and, also, any correspondence winch
may have taken place between the Executive OF
the United States and the Government OF Texas
or lis agents" has the honor TO lay before the Pre-
sident the accompanying copies OF papers address.
ed to, and left at, the Department OF State by pei.
sons claiming to be agents Of the Republic Of Tex
as being all the information and correspondence
called for by the resolution. No answers having
been returned to any OF these communications,
they remain for further consideration, and such
direction the President shall give,
All which Ia respectfully presented
JOHN FORSYTH
The Message was read; and after some remarks
by Messrs. Clay, aud Preston, was laid on the ia.
table, and ordered to be printed.
The Bill to establish certain post Offices and post
roads, was ordered 10 be cngrossed, aud read a
third time
The Bill for the organization of the Navy, was
ordered to be engrossed and read third tlme
The Senate then proceeded to the consideration
of Executive business.
HOUSE.-No business Of interest transacted
in the House to-day.
Saturday, June %,
SENATE.-A number of private pension bill,
were ordered TO be read third time.
Mr. Benton's Bill, granting certain gratuitles o
land to The States therein named was laid on tht
table-veas Do nays 7.
HOUSE,-Nothlng Of interest today.
Monday, June 81.
SENATE.-Mr White presented the proceed
ings OF large meeting Of citizens assembled a
Nashville, and memorial, praying that TeSa
may be acknowledged sovereign, free, and in
dependent State. Mr.. White expressed his &C
quiescence in the feeling and action Of this meet
ing; and on his motion, the proceedings wer'
read, laid on thetsble, and ordered to De printed.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-07-15
T.J.HoLToN, Proprietor and Publisher
TEIS Ms:

TWO DOLLARS, If paid in advance.
Two Dollars aud tiity Cents, ii not paid within
t.fee months.
Three Dollars, if not paid until the end Of the
y9r
III Advertisements inserted al the usual rates
Ageni-Major r. NJ. Cochran is appointed an
tsent ior the Journal, and is authorized 10 receive
money aud give receipts in my name. L. J. II.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-09-24
NOr.al

4 3iothtr'S and a .S!Scr's PT0pc.- CAertred
Within D twelve month. there came
from, -. ono ( :hc West ln,!.a ISLANDS.
10 the United >sa:rs. nan of business.
He was III iiu.h. a man of ,hr world:
icepiy Immersed ~ - cares. and pros
porous in rcslimc golden harvest; with
which he vainly hoped. c.c'lo:: Z, :" Be -
,islicd and larry. His t"Ission led !nm
10 ull The principal c!rcs "n "u. Atlantic
borders; and ini en- 10 associate with .
most respectable class ni oar merchants,
He frs, visited a southern city; and while
there. was !r,!. in tho providence OF God.
10 listen 10 lhc preaching al Jealous and
devoted clergyman OF tho Protestant Er's'
coral church His attention was arcs.
ted aud his nnins! deeply aolenn:xrd Will
cicraui realities. He visited inic!,cnIn:
ciiirs. and :. irng.h rcaehc! BOTTOM
Thee he TOOK lodging. in The - House
The impressions, made i divine '!ulh
were moi Ia hc tn,ccd from hi- heart. ni-
though !r va, .rue.l occupied with mc!.
cau,iic operations. He sl1!l thought "i
his soul. and began 20 sc; upon /: higher
value than upon tho world. l!c wen, 10
hear d faithful minister Of the Methodist
church. aud his convictions uf sin were
heightened. lie wen, again and again.
ill. By tho blessing Of God. and tho opc-
ration Of The Holy Ghost. he found a S,-
vior. and embraced him in faith. and be-
came joyfu witncs. Of lis truth. Sur.
rounded as he was by The world. on all
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-09-24

The fo.!ov.n. remarkable passssc ar.
pears in an article upon the state Of ar.
Iie.. il Frs.cr's Magazine tur June j.
wa. written an.! in oil probability prlnsr'',
before the auoc:ous as.cmpslo 10 's,us.'na'c
Ihc King" One man says. i Will take
my gun; ] will 20 and s'1nd Al his palace
gates; anI rs l.c comes out ! will take de-
ibcra,c aim al HIM q. NIX !rrl distance.
He is very large man; s"y han! i, per
Icc'ly steady. II ! can hi' hay slnrS.
therefore. ! can scarcely miss King Louis.
lie goes. and stands, and Iir''' bur he
canno, even craze The skin of The hcarcn.
protected vlesm. Another man says. !
will not rely on s!ncl" hall Fifty bull
lets shall Ny about hin III the same 'n>tan'.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-09-24
s'octrH',
LINES TO THE SEA SERPENT.
/r,,,, RI. Lr., Nf,- }..i U,r-rr


(From The last .Etlc Io.L Mirror
M The y Star queries whether i; was nJ
w:,r,cn by llalicck
Dark riddle of the ocean wh" shall soyc
The scc.e; a, ihy nature. Who dec!a.,.
Thy age and habits. w n" the charm Dissolve
That wraps thy mystic bclng. sud l.; bare
The springs that move thy n.cchan.sn Lag,
And AID ;!!cc .n ,.y c!cnri.; 10 .An.c.
Has, thou partner, rorcr Of The d""?.
4 soo,icr OF ihy sscas,ncss andw
a calmcr ct thy uri-G>r ragc when >'s''f
New Bedford s"op. - h'ca. i1' r'""I 'e:'''''
And thv uprising si,rs I" ,;Iic '"d ein
The ta:k and s.aiwar fishermen o; LINN
ll.s. :hou c.n:,n in tie brinr wa'c.
70 !,,.l.. III. hI!i.cn get .: FURNISHED .a1.,
y xuiu,l-;,r fc,Ira,, 4 :"omir Gaze.
H., up y, !;i ca;harr!"s and CRYSTALS ps!r
TAX. ,,v adyicc-wlih!n rs depths ab.cc.
Nor ir,i.i Try rc:.."n 10 the uppc: 'G,,
I"hr ioy s; ;hnu pcr,naciou.ly 10 !aun,
The scas that c,9d this r"c!. p'"G.on.o.y,
J., the vc.uacu!as yc!cP; Nahant-
Sccnc lsaurh, w,:h danger and with 'ra7f'ii glo1s
Here has; i,.pn Sos. yea. lloi"maa proud hotel
Has .:iosr Great snaac. who % mcs S! thee wc.!
WHO mediate ;hy rnin and captivity.
A DEGRADATION wore. oh. "":sc itan cca!
Who palsy all tbs s'cor and sc','i:y.
Win" would c@a.nr ;.'''r IN Iarr""' space.
inG i!c.c c-I..h.! ::,cc'-oh wha; dlss;acc'
Then DO ns, hc Ga RASH Wha; would Thy VIE,
Thy i;.!r o.cs endure. i ;ha, should -,
II thou siou,dsl b praoarr .o' !c.
No, move. the s'.h.y nionsrch OF The 'ca
"Oh. whn; col. my nasc'' rhouit they End
The gan, saa.c by wsu'y mt" confined
All ,hy mar,rc rchci,ous fees u oud ,yakcn.
RiYa! !cvIalhans would v.ag their ,ai!s,
There d bc haze jor among TIC sp'aw!.ng k1ahcn.
And H";r cui among the mighty whales:
There d bc awful submarine commo:on.
4 war o: the succcsson IN The OCEAN
You, p,cscn; rnn,i,y would bc ;urnc5 out
Ecn now you. subject. ciamo: g. reform.
From O;ahc.'c 10 the ,ahilc Tou.-
OF Islands IN The Indian Ocean ra.u,
But who's succrrd them. N~p:un" only lnora.
o: wlsca your kingdom would cniay rrPo>r
The iolphin ncvc; will .ri into ,l.cc
llc too rnuc!, Of 4 iGrncost 10 succeed.
The shark. ! fcs', would every p',; d;,s:acc,
Save tho A"o;ney 8 General adrcG
And Il ;i:c faction of rc!o:u, ,crs,ls
Who II s,rc an ci.ioe 10 tic l';:aoc Of WhacG
And who va, lr rewarded with The ~ arls.
A prrgu.s;,r ;!t-! ovcIT pa,',o; sis.s to:'
WHO II we'd The !avsi.cs; o! occan G',!s.
The mermaid. = sin-: !bc hriI apparent cirs :o:
Who will command u.c hor@C. Ja:.lcs and Gels.
And 1 10 VII! bc lord tecrc: "C .hc so.!,'
Oh. mighty ,u,Lc =To.d tins wild ,n,s,uic.
By kccr,ar .nusly IA your dominion
In your r;cnsrni YOU no fool!
forsakc II. and you w.ii treorrr sn,n.o;:
ious wardcr,ucs ps,; ict ds'h oS!irsea bio, en-,
And sink wi,!, expedition 70 tho bol:or!.
Pay tu, oar .a,cu I'll si.l 20 Tic s;o;c--
Tlkc ,ny a2s:er ksnG, ~ q, meant
And 60, .nY s"lr rcwstd. q ask rnorr
Jos, ir, ,,c h,n,. hoi.c you ~.! iscsca,
To u,c IN ms. iss. yI,iil tir rock
The frrcdot.s OF! lie oocsn u. boz
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-09-24

WHICH t!ie ahiSnty hdS caused 10 sprlng out or liz
earth IN every cline And how much laore true i,
Is, that while the American Physician looks 10 for
eisn countries for many OF his most comna, w.,
necessary articles perpeiray changing as they ar.
the dictates oi ias!ion cr folly he is SUI rounded in
his o%n country T.ith an endless proIuso, q
The cong aaiiy, c;feit1ty and sArrry Of -aro
iab!r !e.AeG!cs over mineral may be es,iIua:.d h.,
Confusing ihe ancient p!actice w,iil the und rp
or l" oT!hs II more immediately under our own nm
sefTaii"n. the Indian practice with that Of ,he
wii'es Who, IN A.ae .;ca, has not known OF heard
/ OF repeated Instances wherein some decIepid un.
! pretending cu!ae ladian By means OF her simple
i''c1ies ;!ole EaS effected liz mos. rapid and as.
'"Hisn2 cures, alter the whole Siaipiia b;edjca of
TIE c""Ipn pr:ct.ce. directed in the most sk,iIrl
manner 'ias '&ct: And w!Io has not been surprs-
Cd 4: brio!tsGs the counaral,yr case and f,c;l;,y
"'''' "H:cA t'ic indian frees himself of any dis.
ease ana II the a!!aosi total absence of chrome dis
case among them. Wko has eyer heard &C >, H.
G:"n win i constitution broken and ruined by IL.
Treatment. Aad ca douh. exist, tha, ;l.is isooy
'@'", 'lo" % zoe savage IRON irosi OF tho Ills
"'''i vac hsn {" clT!i1ed nan ii-ir To- is chiefly
""!hg 10 The more grn!a! and safe remedies which
az e!!P!"ys his Astonishing difference IN success.
- 'as cSr.n?.tnca,.o. oi the ipEn,tc superiority
.! II S.,anc ana So l. ...cars of cur which God
has r;ca'"d Tor the benefit of has ch,dicn over
'I'se ..ch The p.1ae and the Gr: Of man have Is.
YiNrED.
ff,'Hi : long residence among a portion of the
a9'tisina inhabitants o! this co"n,ry ard an ln,.-
fEs'' acquaintance with the methods al currs Of
sn" o; ile'! moS arcr"ss!u! p:aciionr!s. the pro
P'ciof t.!r InE XMAS PayscI,. ACQUIRED
Ni:Iw'rd.'r ni some 0! The. mos, powerful and
iaTuTao!" remedies From. these he seirc;ed such
as "fTr most "iiicacious and appropriate and after
vsflous experiments 10 ,cs, ,!,rtr principles and
- Ia LN- a., -
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-09-24

tell y6iir m!ihcr to boil Fulton and Knight 5
Dictionary in milk, and take it for your
supper, as that seems tho only way You'll
ever &c, spelling put INTO yc.'-1hc
Laird Of Logan
Pit ot Human Bonfs.-A singular discoT-
cry has been made IN Canada about ] ! miles
from Dun,!s. The Garth WIS seen TO be sunk
abou, 10 inches, which Caused scarch TO DC
made, when large nunoc7 o! pts, ten "r
twelve IN number, we're found containing hu-
man bones. aud various Indian implements
evidently showing that not lar rom ino ihou-
sand lrGiluS had been li1ddled iir'' 'a"Sc re-
ccplacic>, nd buried wI;i'ou! tic scaa. order
n sys:crl, and IN great has,c. Large trees
nc.c grown, over seine o! these srpn!ch'cs
the kettles, pots. ha.chc;s. brass spoons,
ca5tllcn cups. "amputa, &C. were fon'd ana
dcoaycd. evidently Showing 'h'' '''fF ~" o-eh
long tInc buried onr hundred ana iwen'
iy-hs' skeletons were !ound IN one o. ,"' i''ss'
and Inc developer says ihai s"n!r "' Tue s"e'-
cious mus, nave belonged 10 men as much as
eight icct IN he.gh.. There is p'oa7hi, some
Indian tradition wti'h would throw i'gni ana
interest on this curious hn!l oi human ''"i'cs.
A clergyman IN ID sonsh''c the oiEc' day,
after having cndaa:ofcd TO explain some ':!-
fcuIl text said hno" that 6on:9af"'a.'F'
90 not agree 9Th me. lhc mex! day !I7-
mcr ~ iis s;!!1cc brought him n's"ct 'i
potatoes. and sad that Is % common iat'TS
did nos agree Nth h';n, h" had brought him
basket oi ins bos; kr!ncys, which Ec hoped