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i:AbSiH p pix Of lead len,lins from steam loa
Rienz,, and Il s;.,s-by
= - IL. {1'HAfER & Co, "a Pcpt'rss st

s67i L sass.ahicf, lawer Garden Directory crttain
pas RfnrI ieai dect,ns for the culture ai ants in
nc lq9s eataen hot house, erren house, ! ems o.
Nltsiows iur every mon in tine year, II. der
erinh If III" pauts desirable in each tile tur-
ofe snl and the situation best adapted ther rrnw III
I'M erecting hot house, house, and layipg out
wer sai.sn, asta table Of ss uost congenia to the
plants contained in the the whole adapted to ei,h-r
ssc small gardens. with instructions for preparing
the soil. psopa ang planting, producing. ng sl
ru'ng the grape vine, with descriptions o,hr sorls
for cn'watng iii TIA. open Just received and ~
| sale by ALEX. TOWAk,
| nrl 70 AaIsmp street.
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THE MOST IMPORTANT HUMAN DISCO
VIEW

A CLERGYMAN, late of the Cambridge University hay
~ ing discovered method of curing himself of Hervoua
Me mtn Compliant, OF fourteen yctrs duration,
iaNm" hat All We 2Uup PATIENTS all OF when cur
ed who 'oo@e his advice except lweive offers leneya
enrr rather than gain t. others. Low
by aud cNhauSuon determination OF blood head
Eruundss fear, iH,r Of ncmory incapac for nus
udv 60 reSiiesness rs oution wte,ceduess
hru>iUn melancholy thong his of self i
SANITY &c, curHbie by this ipoan discovery. Mos, 70
IN six weeks.
Apply . No Sc Custom house ST. New Oreans
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THE INDIANS PANACEA.
4-I1 .JULI M ALD -8L1
Cor. f Nalchcz and Tchoupitoulas sts.


SOLD ny
II, s2OJT.MAzJs3i,
Cor. f NalcIcz and Tchouptoulas SITS.
olt the of rhcunatism, scofa king, evil govt
= ecica or hp govt, ncpIrnt CANCERS, salt rhcuin,
''iie and m'' crra Diseases particularly ulcers unfu
affections al the bones, liberated noslrs Ger.
VI every dcsrrpun fever and hbsccssCs
las "e M head, scurvy bIs chrome sore eyes q, sp
cn' o'c' and every variety "fcuturaons affection,
M a. H. "'lH acne proceeding HON any acrid hunour
rl" !" TN stomach and Ly>lls piuccedHg Variation
"nc"N ct me- I'c' chrome inf tpmAt"u OF ib kidney
% oto'S caused 10y t''hi "el"n Of the vessels
{" tnr >"n II Is slm:uHriy oIc"Cous o,u,lug those
consultation" winch hAEo brn broken by luullcinus
ht or Jo'tnc Ffr4Hjhrlir= ia general terms
commended IN an tIut dl."usr, winch from
hind.
Som" of the n'"ye complaints may require ,oe ,r;g u.s.
Si>taht applications, winch the
cause, the INDIANS FANACEA vii generly be IvuL -uf-
Hril!i.
TO TIKI PUBLIC.
How true it Is Il modern plyay,n. III cr ambition to
e\c"A III I"W profession, Tt" vast !s Of by
III" 't Of chemistry, and s'eh ,ee.ts, III
sI"rl 10 Hrr' al JrtttpH ia tho 'tiIIc, t.. llria an
ni"h'--"Il Ely overlook 'ud nr=i"l h"u" "a
u" tr' "n'b nt'oD st""- OF l t ADlt Ity
las ctu~"d /" Np|u@ ut nj t2,
m"e more tr"" tu1t wos
'"l"'' "a t'u Inc ir many 81 MS i"-r tnI" '"d Dc"s
tft nt'~, lGr"I" changing lnpy
OF iA'hih or i"ir hci 'orrouu,j"j II rp,r,
ugr lor ~ dIrs., H>'I, e.: qpu set
Ir1' rNr'"i of Of vr,',, ii they
ii,!f ~ "'mr,> or Ia" t'>ritIl
rae ",t- "I vry"jIuc Iciuo> on the system nrr tom
rhl tl,,r u" lnlrrtt- The g. r. e.
-c1- pa, nl--tG, latter n,c,r ~ H.. .r, re
Ilrl IN" soI Is, i"copusIn2 tn i.,:,s and an 4l-
u'ne the iitr.!"o - : ,pN and >n" ,o,trtrri,.
hcdte> "'"r Unu may t,r gum t>ns the M
ri"nt t"'r win nr IL, !rr" hfo, if,>. tgi1e
,h!ry 0n""r ''r VI9 "s"r''' "" the imnn 'r,' in
TIA" ~ tn" "A'.. IA, IL A,gIl heard
81 repeated Ia'tute, "'' pi
male !ntt" by If ipI rrmlriIr, ;oua h4S
i"ird TO Ins t"pu and -tna-iug cures, ID
n,lan, @ l.rI! tnI Who ia. not bss: r,, d At NC
tttN",I fees
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go .rsEEsEExE.V'Y'S.
Rank Cheeks, Bills of Lading, Aucti
Bills, Pamphlets, show bills, Ca

Rank Cheeks, Bills Of Lailng, Auction
Bills, Pamphlets, show bills, Cat&-
Iogucs, &C. sc.
DvuKDr.K>,f for the AJorc, znH crery ether des
cription If PALS Ting ( Z rtccired al Compng
Wumn Of. TRUE ANENlCAN," in 81. Cn>KIts tx
c!l.NuI 81 door from trvi"r street at Me Printing,
Office, corner If Po> dra- and 81. Charles streets.
Erisw$irt anil beGntjfW Book aua jon fou>rs
franz he b,xt Eoutrics inNe fnitci States, hHrr j"s
b,cu "iJri IN he "heaiy reh-StocEci Establishment;
-ihi IHDrlts wW BE- executed as Low, Chcapig,
Expcdtou<ly oad Remarkably as at any other Office
IN the 'lN.
TO NIlDi.rEKS OF rAItNr LEVER WATClI-
rs AND MOVEMENTS.
they OPEN to receive orders for FiFH t""Hty
li'0rk GA the best Ssihe terms.
Patterns forwarded, On respectable rc!rrcnce Icing
ujtcn. npl Il
agACON SlDi.S-50 CASKS ,ncnnat. cured, lan.i-
, n- from steomer Me'nph' ;, for <nle by,
mar2u q DORSEY IA New !.rye".
4 ,ENtNr--llyd.n aud Isoma" for .n!e by
y nnr27 hEADN BAR>rnW. Bank Place
s,TrliM rANU..E>-:}OO boxes sperm Uundlcs
- a>oolel brands, for sale by
Is,lt subscriber oilers Tor ,uie $50 hhls Flour; l5v
/ buis WhlskGy; 80 casks Bacon Sides; 30 casks
april Tl!OS B lllLLEN,74 Camp 81
EsTIiiSktl-2OU barrels rcclltGd, landing t;on
W steamer Ln'press, for sole by q n1R>El'
II apl ~ A New l.eYet
~ ~ "'''SS ''''' "a rSif:n 81 Gr,vcr 5,
4 n TEE rRF.SEKyERS--lu- receiyea d superior
A. ''' y IUoH x ALLAN
q I5lE-lOa0 ,nsks Thunaston Line, jlnGt4s Ion
mig isp '''''A' S & 'P:wnIrHEy,7s Camp 8
sbAuhlNU UONES-tiu,g' tot IN good order 70
d i sa!rby ALtA tQNA Az,
ap IS AZ Camp 9
rs1HA-6o chests sourhong ami ii, aaions, landing
4 from schr splendid, from Boston, for sao ny
arl7 \ 1RlGR, 81 GrlNiet
w ior sale by READ L, BlH>foW,
u.s. Bank Place
: I sal. sale by '' 4 j r'W'illTNEY,
as - Camp st
VAVA COFFEE--7l bags landing from ship Louis
- VILE and Tor sale by SHALL x BROWN,
NIL 90 Mag N2ne st
EpIrCII-30 bDls. in good order, for safe by
SHALL. " BROWN,
Eia,2 20 Magazine
e r lNEN SHIRTS, GLOVES Y suSPr.NDEl;
IL Just received by late arrivals, assortment
It Shirts Cmvals, Summer stocks, Gloves, AMI SusFc
i derS at the Bazaar, corner Of st. Charles ami Comn
streets.
~ Il. complete assortment OF Writing DeSl
Dressing cases. portable shaving cases in rose wood
leather mv6 BUSH n ALLAN
CORN-l590 bushels landing from fiat boa, and
~ sale by ml3 ATRlER 81 G avlef !
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b A Il A \ K.
Corner Of ST. Chnries l. Common street,
EXCHANGE HUTEL.
EDuSli 4 ALLAN womb respectfully call the ut
- tentiou Of citizens and strangers ircIr Cumpt
with Inca fronts. fashionable linen fronts; linen col
lars: silk cotton aud merino under srts and druwero
cambria and silk handkerchctS: black and fancy
in great VARIETY stocks ol description: gum
elastic aud cotton snspcnlcrs: silk cation aud thread
gloves gents hnskin Cloves umhrc!Ias and canes gold
mounted.
Also-Spendd assortment of LADIES' and gents s~ri-
ting desks dressing cases port olios, pcrfunery, cut
lery, and rich fancy goods.
novll
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MODE OE DRAWING.
900 tickets, from to lUO,HC0 will he put in one
wheel, md 90 pri2ea with tue bnnkS, in another; Ia
every number prize or blank will be drawn. um all
tnr prizes determined leaving the bulnucc Of
ters in the whcel-blnnka
Orders for the above Lottery will be received The
ufce under the Frrandah, Of -. Charles and
Conmun streets, aud at No. lDi Chnlrrs street, New
Orleans, and prnmpilv torwntl@d uItrrF hom the
country. post pnid containing ttninrccs t4uu
Der OF tickets required. addressed /"
SCHMIDT N HAMILTON, New Orloun4.
~ Sicamhoat will lie provided 10 tnAc to FIori1u
such passcugcrs may he DESTROYS 10 "ln'~s the
drawing.
jacksnnvjlIr, Fla. April, 1889. may
MEDICAL. hooks,
TlilrTY'S Medical l'ri2pruirnce
~ l.istnns Surgery; Hall the Nerves
AndraIl's Gtiniqu' Mrdlcule, Tor sale
40 Camp street., by
nayl ALEX. TOWAR.
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f4'REACH Playing Card<-Just r.ccNsd from New
q \0ik, tul grncc OF very sup rIOr duuOle head
Cards, t'n sale by duaen grucc by
"a DAVID FELT X Co, Il Stationers' Hail,
Il aTrI! A Charres ST
- ROGANS u BOOTS-16 cases. prime kip bro.
So gGrs Extra sizes, landing from ships John Dun
| Jap and Ohio for sale by
! az BRIDGE s Co, l3i Magazine st.
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BUREAU UiNSURANEE DIES PDMPit.kS,
DE Li Nnuveln Or ems.
Z ES Souscripteurs sonI prevents que lr Seine in
stalmeu, sur rur souscI Iii es, ,u 1T payable "i
lc Gene dc JUN, Is g.. L /. TRACY,
r,y9 SeoctaIe
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T. w. COLLENS

Appointed bv the Federal Court TT New Orleans.
OFFICE No. 1863 COMMON STREET,
Exchange Hotel Bmdingsj
& AID Commlson.r takes nliIayiis under and by
~ virtue of the Acts OF Congress- passed til F"ru
airy, 1920 LIST March 1917; The Ju dietary Act Of 1883
and other acts Of Congress, in such cuscs maGc and
provided.
Said Commissioner has considerable experience
and OF caption and certificate which W.
stood the scrutiny Of the ahiest Lawyers,
anriI -
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Al ~L III are Of very superior quality, md will be
Sold lo" 10 close rIgu!N"ut; by
ma TOW AR, 10 Camp st
Afl.W VI SO Il, Mauouyri,r - Haste, I'onrlnn,
! iIa~t,' acknowledgements l., Wis i.stru. drrii-
rntrd Henry liunrl, I>,I. runpns, i bv q. = Ma
nunyrcr # New Dliruts received with the greatest APP
phtuac ullllr New ogk concerts,
+ JOHNS g. Go,
MIL corner st harlrI x Common sta
rNBEElLAS--:'9 eases Mar,lua and Cling diam NJ
- hrrns, comprising complete assortment, la ding
from hrS Palmer, Tor sale by Is iAC BRIDGE Go
mr.! 1;il Magazine 81.
ESA\CI SOAp-3JO boxes just received for sal
Il by SHALL & BROWN,
may - SO Magazine st.
IEHAR AND Plr,'il-6l hhl~ in store for sale 10y
i INV II SHALL. 4 BROWN, 96 Magazine st
HARDWARE r.ipEI;--5r rrun,s Hardware Pa
1 per, IN store and ur sale by
my ii TuAi Err 4 Co, "A roydras st
ENLAG STONE>-6lO Yard flag i'm :, landing from
a ship st Lawrence, for sale hv
may Is NIp WHITNEY, B Camp st
4 lMl.--lUD casks rhpmasron Lime, landing. for sale
a. by So = WHITNEY,,
mny 10 = Camp st
EEAN\NA SWEFTMEATs.-5l boxes III store,
for suIe by a TKlER,
J may Is 81 Gravcr st
| IrEESH MALAGA RAlSlNS---lUOo boxes in store
! 4 for sale by A rKIEK,
may - 81 tlaVIcr 81
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- FALL & WINTER CLOTHING.
r p. FREEMAN n CO., Mo. 3, Magazine street,
- are rrcci, ing their supplies OF Fall and Winter
Clothing, and will contnu" To receive shipments regu-
larly TN ung boat the Their assortment beng
large will enable them 10 surrly M rchans from
the country, Mt the shortest notice. toi sale "lo!csaa
l. retail, on accommodating terms.
tntl
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JOHN V. CHlLDS,

ENGRAVER AND CCrPER-pi.ATE PRINTER
No. 3, Camp 81.
ENIIt sngrave and print to order, bank "otes bills
w OF exchange, bills of luliug, diplomas, nrrcan'
lie and visiting cards notar i, consular and co"niin3
house seals, donr plates, silver ware, &c. always ON
hand, assortment Of silver plated aud brasS door
p.ees.
Ps Cards printed from plates arealy engraved.
n,;y2U
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100000 tickets, at SIS scheme price, 81 800 600.
SelIiug price $40 per ticket.
SYLVESTER Il Co.. 1856 Broadway, NEW YORK
Sole gents.

T The receipts Of the sale of the tickets will be de-
posted In the Canal Union, Carro,on, Citizens and
Consolidated Banks, in New Orleans. in the name Of
4 Louis Schmidt jointly with J. b. Perrault actually
Cashier oftle Citizens Bank, and A. Baudouin
tusy Cashier ofthe Consolidated Bank, US Trustees
as per act passed before A. Muzureau, Esq. Not Pub
ON the I'd May 1889, and the properties transferred 10
the above mentioned gentlemen unincumbercd, as
Trustees for the security Of the fortunate prize hol-
ders.
In New York the monies will be deposited in the
Phoenix Bank to the credit of the ubove named b City
Banks Of New Oreaus.
The Public referred to the acts passed belo, c
"A. Maznreaii, Esq. Not. Pub. in relatiunL Ia
perties which embrace the respective pri cs Ia
lottery. '..r
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.kOl' the Lntcr1or.
FOX ia iUV : n I
hrrNLlLr pLrLIL.

TVN 1~NNN
Heguh,r Pnrhh.
t,.JA.j ~ El;l.IiAST, Je-~s Hart "ms,~r
go. -, Will Leave New preun> We'd
neSdas at 10 urlock A. VI. Tor BnvuI Sarn & ever,
>u,uriny at u O'Clock \. NJ raAg inc ,:,-r down on
sunday Fur freight OF passage apply 10 Capt. iiur
on hurr or to
t'h2J ADAMS & WilITAl.I.
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GOO PRIZES, as follows:
/ Prize-That magnificent three story brick
building known as The ARCADE,
in Magazine street, measuring 286
feet inches lines on Magazine st.
Il6 feet inches Gruvlrr street,
and l0l feet II inches M .chcs
st. This building produces now
ay rent Of $37 900 per aunuln, and being
in the most nourishing part If the
c,ty, opposite three banks, and in
the INN 'dnte n"iyhborlood Of thu
st. Cha,es and the City Hotels.
Its rents will, in very few years bn
Increased 10 fifty thousand dollars ,.
per uanum. Estimated d, 81 1900
/ Prize That elegant four s,o, brick build.
% lug known the CITY HOTEL,
formerly Bishops Hotel, situated ut
the cur,rrr of Camp and Common SITS,
measuring 1872 feet on Common ST,
and lag feet 10 inches on Camp st.
This building rents tor $25,OD0,
and being in the central pnr
of the city, shortly he increased
to thirty thousand dollars per an. .noooo
sN. mum. Estimated ut SJ0o 900
,przc.-Ilc three story brick dwelling "
house, No. 80 on Nnlchez street,
adjoining the Arcade rented at -
bundled dollars Estimated at : 900
Prze The three story brick dwelling
house. No. 10, adjoining No. 20, OF
Nachrz street, rented at twelve
hundred doilurs. Estimat"dnt 10000
irize-Ihs three story brick dwelling
house, No. lG adjoining No. 10,
Natchez st, renled ut twelve humid
red dollars. Estimated ut $50 900
Prizc-The dwelling house No. % uorh.
east corner If Basin mud Custom
house streets, measuring 40 itrt
front on Basin street, 40 feet from,
franklin street, by ~ icct depth
Custpmhouse street rented nj fl
.. teen hundred dollars. Estimated ut $2O.r0i
Prize--the dwelling ehouSe No "a south
= west corner Of Ia@n street, meas
uring 80 feet inches BASIN ~,
81 feet inches Franklin street,
by l27 ice 0i inches depth on Gus
touhnuse street; rented ui- fifteen
hon,'rel dollars Estimated ut 30 90
Prizc-fhe two story brick dwelling house
No. 339 Royal street, between
Ursuline and Iospnl sireets,m
nring = feet inches on Rnvnl ",
by 1877 feet II in hes in depth rent
ed at 5000 per unEum.
Estimated at $4,000
| Prle-25O shares Canal Bank stock at
800 onah, $4,000
| Prize-!'0 shares Commercial Bank stock
500 leach, s2O,oo0
Prize--l50 shares Mechanics aud Ira
der4 Bank stock at SlOn each, $4,000
3 Prizes of 90 shares each, Cnv Bank, 3O0Dn
Prizes Of 50 " Exchange, 10000
Prizes of 2j j" " Ihs Light, 5000
2Prizes Of Is Mcchatis' and
TraHcr,' 3G0O
20 Prizes of 10 Louisiana state 20 100
10 Prizes Of 2 Gus Light, 300
300 Plies Of | /" Bank of DrCane 10000
20n Pizcs Of | " " Union Hnui, Of
Florida, $1,000
Ii shall be the option Of tin. wuner1 Of prizes
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GRAND REAL ESTATE il
LOTTERY OF PROPERTY.

SNuHVeu u NtW OFTeuls, ------
TO DE DRAWN ON THE LIST DECEMBER, 1889
IN JACkSONVILLE, Fla.
Under the superntendence OF the Commissioners up-
pointed by the Legislative Assembly of Florida.
SCHhllDT a. HAMILTON,
Managers.
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TORN-l590bush landing from fat boat and fol
~ sale by ml3 ATRlER 81 Glsvlet !,
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StEA OTTO OIL--For the restoration and growth of
- the Hair, giving health, beauty and preventing its
f,ll;nr Of sold at WIN. BELLS
MA No. l6 Charities st
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RECONMENDATBkY FACTS :
hSb
RENOTATOE or THE SYSTEM

LIVER uIs' Uv'fL-i
Alsu, constitutional diseases, Iro,iur by mercury
the llncras or tn. Of tphl', lue$, ScnraI
&c Sc.
It's fCtIhIt never sim lie Instance hive the, been
kho" to i'c used, that they did not produce good effect:
curing thousands many Of !Ium bet CONSIDER cd
Iahi".
i;c,at boy SursapArill pills ono bottle
Of the Compound - rup NJ Saraapa al Nh.
any Of the above diseases.
1t i,ctS,ouId BE- o.evcd, that the ouly plac
"btaucd genuine III y. OrIraI Custom house
buFrll ~ NJ, 90.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-20
LONDON, April Is, ls3o.
ROYAL PRESENT FROM PERSIA.

splendid Gadeau from the Persian count to her
majesty Queen Victoria, has just reached this conn.
Try by the liefmcs steamer. II consists of between
hlty and sixty shawls, woven in the looms of Shraz
and spahau, aud exhibiting proofs of skill and taste
that fully authorize the Shah anticipate iayora-
Bile reception Tor the "rich gifts" he has transmitted
The borders OF exhibit. in all its details tr
nmphant trains OF camels and Arab stesds
sumplsouslt eapafisoned; elephants carrying palan-
qhlns, musicians gaihcredn groups, aud the count
less attendants OF many mighty chiefs, being all per-
trayed with equal fidelity aud splcndor These sri-
king and complicated objects woven IN the most
exquisite colouis, with perfect accuracy of outline
aud present a combination OF forms aud hues, blen
ded w"h one great ensemble OF beauty, with which
the work manshlp Of Europe would, perhaps, strive
III vain to compete.
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GOODS FOR GENTLEMEN.

M most respectfully call the attention of gen
w tlemen 10 our stock of Summer Ware which
we will sell at fair moderate prices
Blue, black and fancy cold Cloths and Cashmere,
Block Gro de Etc, C1shinaimcs, Bombazines, ard
Georgian Tws, for summer Coats and Pants.
SILK Velvet, Satin and Masellles Vestings, all dual
lilies.
Corded aud plain Linens, and Drlings, of every
description,
large lot Tenants q Winchescrs Stocks, trin'd
and plain,
10 PLAN and rufied Bosoms and Collars.
heal Goat Skin, Silk, Berlin and Thread Gloves.
Black and white Silk, white and nankeen c,"l Cot.
ton half Hose,
hho fd. Satin and black Italian Cravats,
Gum +. Suspenders, some the finest mnnufactn,e
HUNT & MARTIN.
April 90 '0-''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-20

THE CROPS.-Rumors concerning Crop pros
poets arc not worthy of implicit reliance. to say the
least, aud often come through channels distorted
lrom interested motives. However they may be
given Tor what they are worth.
10 Northern Virginia aud her great and rich vii
hes, the Wheat Crops are reported TO be inxnfant
aud bountilully promising. Ia the James river
Wheat districts they are represented as unprom-
sing-the fly is said to have carried It's ravages 10
great extent,
In the Northern and Northwestern States the ac
counts generally are Of pleasing kind Ia some
parts of Kentucky the Tobacco plants have suffered
much. Richmond COmpdcr
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Surcrpr.-Mr. Woojman Wheeler, of ? etersham.
was found hanging dead in his barn Tuesday OF
last week The cause of this suicide. rs il has been
toId us. is somewhat singular. Mr.. Wheeler a
month since, was heaty old bachelor. verFing up.
on three score and ten. But though old, his heart
vas no, insenslble the tender Offices and affairs
Of love-" In an unguatded hour. as it seems. nc
plighied his roth to a lady--we Cannot say exaets
how far. In anothe, moment " he did repent nm
OF the rash aet and earnestly sought release from
the Calling though sken chain. The lady waste
nacious, and our bachelor generously offered one
hundred d. liars for discharge. The lady pleaaea
blichted hopes and. fearful as became her sex,
would only accept of twice that sum. he rrpen-
tant lover thought this sxioron, aud refused the
peftinacious angel called him a uiler' and threat.
encd a suit for breach Of promise. lie took counsel
legal and then OF his purse, and-marrled her. On
he dAy Of the wedding he left her. AID neser saw
her any more. The day Of his suicide was the day
fixed Tor her removal 10 his house. " Liberty OF
death" thought the signing husbanG-and debarred
Of the former he embraced the latter. The means
we're emblcmatic Of his fate 10 escape the elahne
Of sllken cord he hung himself with log cham
Barre fJL) Gd;eHe
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[ExTRAe



Lord palmerston has probably already been ap-
prised that. among the proceedings OF Congress Of
ie United States at the close OF us late session pro-
vision was made for special mission 10 Great Bn
tain, in relation 10 the subject Of this controversy
should II, in the opinien Of The President be deem
oil advisable to appoint one. In yiriue Of this pro.
vision, the uDdefstgucd has now the honor OF &C.
quainng has Iofd,hlp that The President of the 1
hiied States (dest6us OF confirming 10 the indiea-
ted wishes OF Copercss) has directed hun ia an
nounce to her Majcslys Govern tent his willingness
te institute such miss on, and change The place oi
negotiation, which has heretofore been agreed on
from Washington Ia London; provided 1t should be
agreeable 10 her Majcsty's Government to do 50.
aud would, III Their opinion, be the means of hasten.
ing OF facilitating The final adjustment of the conlro.
yersy.
In submitting his proposition Of tie President
winch he has now the honor Of dong. the under.
signed hauers himself that Lord Palmerston will
rot TAIL to appreciate the motives which have min.
enced The President IN making II. and sec in H. mol
only an additional proof Of his desire TO terminate
hmIcably this ptouracDod and painful controversy.
but The earnest socitudc which he feels to place tr
relations Of the two countries beyond the reach Of
those casualties by which, IN the present giate II
things, they are so liable to be injured
To tins proposition. the undersigned has been d,
recied respectfully TO urge the early consideration Of
her MaJesty's Governments
The Importance aud urgcLcy Of bringing 10 !
SPEEDY close the pending negotilon. and the existing
embarrassmems 10 which the TWO countries are now
placed, will, the undersigned persuades himself sui.
hciently explain the eatHcslness with which no has
pressed the sui Jet ulon the consideration Of Lord
Palmeislon; aud, IN closing this note he can bur
indulge the conhdent hope ta' the final determine
ton OF her Maesty's Government will not onIy cor,
respond with the just expectations which are enter
tanned by ms own Government, but that IT viii be the
means OF leading To such an dusiment OF the nhoIf
controversy as may be compatible with the ms,
nights and honor OF the two countries and the peace
iul and friendly relations, upon the pfeservuron of
which SO essentially depend the prosperity and han
pness of both.
(Signed) A STEVENSON
23PoRrLANp PLACE Match 80, 1889.
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