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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-13
SECOND WARD

"a B b,-sbs f.s hsn E.D;, Gals D.nlsE
Phyfe. ''A isaac NJ
LIST Dist,ie-Augustus L. Allen, John Fowks George Curtis,
I'd Dstre-Charies Anderson Clement Guion John Murs-
sd sDisriet-wrght Hawks, Thomas Gentil, James E.
LIST Disrict-W. II. Coyer John p. Dietrich Robert M.
2ud District Edward B. Fellows, F. Oakley, Hugh Ak
syd Distric-stephen Ketchum Neh c. Nahs, Archibald
an Distre-Charles P. DAY. Benz Cooper Richard s. VIII
lians
LIST Disiriet-Jesse Oakley, Adam w. Spies, VIM H. Will
end Disrcl-Thomas II. Jenkins, James H. Hart, Robert
Buchan
An Distric-Peter Provost, p b. Lloyd, ii Wendell
i Diet-char,es bel vscehc, shivers Parker, Alva
and Disiet-MarshaI J. Bacon, Simon Clannon, Joseph
sd Dsrict-Joseph Keller, Michael Hartman Henry Du-
4th Distrct-samuel W. seeley, John MKiney Joseph b.
Weeden.
LIST Disict-Jackson s. shultu, A. s. Jarvis, j. N Lord
I'd Dishict-Chs. H. Dougherty w. Z. Wemsre George
81 Ds,iet-J A. Barker, D; P Arnold, saml T Mckinney
sass !s,s SSs% ESss i
Is, p,.eArehd M iasayn j. R5ia.en F. Stacey
90 Bs Lss !FhS wps:, b B hsioea
sh Rstriet-Frsses panham, p. Crawford, f. LsSsgi.
s B Be PauI afs Ryf Ssrns sa an Frost
7h Distrst-W. F. Havemeyer, NJ P. Demning. j. 5. An
sM Distfe-A.A A, Ryder, Thos. Gardner, sas Olmsted
LIST Disrict-Jacob Brush, sam NJ Thompson, Francis "
I'd Dsi,ict-Rchard H. Coliax John Talman, John c. a-
Diariet1Richard Mscsrty j. {. Wekers, William
"a Ms, Fs A Xsa
Dist,1e-JOhn C. coashman, jOhu W. Ketcham Richard
I'd DistrctNie Gray, Warden Hayward, Joseph r. Tay
H0Ig W yGsdfn 3Ga Rn ydsa
M Christopher Hampstead Nathl Tnda Chas.
LIST DistrictIIoratno n Hinckman jeremiah Fowler James
I'd Dis,riet-Robt. McGary Jas. NJ. Hodges, w. c. IA
A A 'ss sssT M 1sa5
st p;,t,;cR HUDSON VIM BUR ham, IT, James STYLES
I'd D,stret-Wm Mortimer Isaac yckman Aiphe4s Shsr
District-Glbert Hebberd, Isaac v. Briggs Jshn L,
I'd bisriet-James Riker Lewis Wilmington, Alfred w,
sd Dirict-George r. Hebberd VIM. G. Boggs, Alfred g.
al District-samue d. Walters, Edw Flanagan, Henry g.
Dunnell.
Dstriet-C B. Archer WIN. q. Mclaughlin. J. P. Simp
al Dsrct-Charles Dusenbsry Ely w. Bailey james eggs
3D. Dtstrict-Andrew surre Enoch Dean, J. l.. Knapp
Ah Dist ict-Wiliam s. Ross John Fowler, Isaac White
head
FIFTEENTH WARD.
LIST District-James Zeiss, John T.. Ross, Noah Cook
I'd DistrctJames Campbell, W. G. ii. Wadaell, Linus w
Stevens.
Sd Dsriet-Augusus sehell, saml. +. Cowdry Henry w
Havens.
District Charles Mcvean, Abm Van Clee George w.
Blunt.
kt Distfict-George Dney, Samuel T. Thistle, James
Nicho.
end District-David Leveridge, Hiram Herck, j. w RSh
3d District-Geo Twefer, WmJ. Roome, Alex W. Bta6r|
ford.
Hh Distrie-yosiah Merritt, D. II. Haines, H. T. Joe
5 District-Rober Cooper, Isaac Kennard, Rob Browr
sEyEsTEENTH
Distyic-Peter w. Teller w. H. Cornell, Edward De- n
ton. II
ad Distriet-Charles Wright Alb v. Stephens, Edward
Phillips. -
sd Distric-George Pessnger Howard s. schenick, VIM.
Tillden.
an District-Davd Kinney John Rkeman Samuel d. Jack
Benjamin
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-13

The Commissioners appointed by the Governor
For dividing the City into Electoral Districts have
completed their task, and divided the IL wards into
"a Electoral Districts in the following order:
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Erection, Return. Of the CITY of New Yer..;


w. MAJ. S2a w.Maj. i.as2 Dem. Mai. I,css DENIM
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-06

nomination made by he President. Of the Hon. Rich
I'D Dunlap as Minister Pie ipoienaiy 10 he UnII,d
States and ii ssid dat Mr.. Daaiap YOU'D lIefe
+ re- be Immediately recalled.
The latest accounts from North Mexico state that
k'vi. Ross j. marching through the ennuuy ~
tie head Of abnui > 900 men, having already taken
Two iowus and a55ui eo1 prisoners The + edrfaists
recommended the indis slaughter afthe IN
snnets. To Which Col X. objected. They al ihen
joined his rank. The federalisis were ming in
Durango, aud we're expected 10 rally under the stan
AID Of Ross.
The apprehension Of trouble with the Chcrokses
on the borders al Arkansas seems 10 have subsidized.
aud the difficulties will doubtless be adjusted without
rreoufse 10 ANS.
From all paris Of the country accounts have been
received that the crops have been abundant this ses
o. the Btazos the eaton coop has been remar-
kabls good. and Tie crops there aud the Red river
never yielded mofe pentfully. Notwithstanding
the large amount OF raised this Session, II will be
required TO support he increased emigration To The
Country. Nal. mi
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LATE EROM TENS

BY the Steamer Columbia daes Gom Houston 10
the 9th instant have been received at New Otleaus
From The papers we CLEAN a few items of interest
Lieut.. Turner OF the Galveston Volunteers, had Just
returned fiom San Antonio. He states chat Thai
company. with the whole Of Col karne's command
was At San Antonio when he left. Capt. Wilson, !,
CON pany had lost but one man--Wm. r. Sisy-
WHO accidentally shot himself. las Ha,kins had
been wounded in the same way, hut is recovering
They had an engagement with party Of C III mar hes
on the ID OF Move mber killed ten of them, took one
prisoner. besides fouy-one horses and mules. Some
OF the Houston Volunteers talk Of joining the Fed
era party in Mexico when their term Of enlistment
expires. The Galveston Volunteers are better awal e
Of what IS their duty. The majority to ,etu,n
10 their homes in few days" An expedition was
soon to leave Austin for the higher OF the CO.
m'aoe. Inc object appears TO be TO chssrise the
I. .,.n and explore the country.
ih-' congress OF Texas was sill in session at Ans
''n' TIC ue" capital. The Senate hal rejected IL.
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VALUABLE REaLEsy.Tr ,

1 "lLl. SILL one moiety OF the ouer u;,i -
ephdtiohHify tile whole They enjtraea or
uiist ahd saw MIL erected within Ihe Ia. o"th
ffais are On large Cheek, which IN ordips " !
al 'ih an ahendaat supply oil " aier aud are Jas
tt,i.e oi tue Ptnet Stand landing on ,n,e u '"'n
anu Immediately opposite the luwrr end In. .'ef
al the Zine tHlge. The ueIg hborhood ALI. 1""RdI
ine ~ O"" aud Poplar tmbers aud the p ~
ere Sooh. 4 lac iine OF The Canal being IL. m .>oaus
tfaei iion LynchbuIg the head fine p,esan eon-
at the Blue Ridge. would afford fine field e., "oIN
aoie en'efpf'ze to an active man who had eIsu,s
attend TO The business ''e 10
WILL ALSO SELLCLOVFR M,
ins within nile and half ofihe Canal. T. ~
tllns 2Go or $50 acres ofrch land good n,o, Con
oi which IS Tobacco Land; and has on il !, Grs'''h
lection oil ines aud choice Fruit Trees of :, WI
every variety grown IN this climate. "'sl
vii also dispose Of the Rocky Row ,ra,,
tanning by late survey, 5l3 acres little I'm
oil which are cleared aud III cultivation AMI lVo
ali OF IL fresh. and lying well for Land siI,,,
mongsethe Mountains. | consider il tn. riches y d
have ever secn.and ii produces Tobacco c.. N,ne
remarkably we'll There is vet BET cen f,nra'', &c
hundred acres Il fine Tobacco Land 10 ,I.,"'e
OF which capable oil produ eing sA or seven ''o'i
OF / obacco IN succession, without "A ,iminn,'' Ups
the quantity, quality Of the crop. II ia l Of
linbered with Oak, Pine, Poplar, Chestnut. Hill
&c, aud Tie range for Carte and Hogs. ma, icoY
TO any IN the county; the most being ,deo,, ''of
] raising and lattenlng the latter !; and i1ere 80 10
young Orchard of choice Apples, Pears plnaa y
aud several thousand Peach Trees are ID, "ef
and many OF then are bearing viii s,E e ou'
Oh The above property ON accommodating terms ~
prlce and time and will show IL to any IN, y
Po1eu TO purchase. WM. ARMlSTEAD.
Rocky Row, Amhers', Dec. l6 v6w
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SOD HE w ARD.

, ANYWAY from the subscriber, on the nil.
Il a oil Friday. 22d November last, mega. Won
named T. L. L. e N. "'
She is about thirty years Id, Of small size and coo.
rather bright She had The middle finger Of the ral,
band cut of at the first Joint when child Nh,c, &
be discerned very plainly, and has also one a, ,"a
teeth out before. She is quite a smart negro. sI
has taken with her all her winter and summer clan
lng. Has husband at Mr.. VIM C.. LelwicL,, u.
Bedford county, and very probab, will be lulkiog
bout in that nei2hboihood or IN that Of IN, fthe,
will give the above reward, # The SAID woman 10
delivered TO ne in Amherst county, SIX miles r.
LyUchburg, my brother Willis PomdexIq ~
Bedford county. be secured in Jail So than ~,
her again. GARLAND POINDEXTEpeS
Der 90
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PROM TEXAS.

The steam packet Neptune arrived al New Or
leans on the 10Th IN 81 hnuts from q ilveson, Tex
Congress wac still IN session. \ bill had been
Introduced expell all free negroes rou the eonn.
Try.
The Fedcralisl army when ltsf heard from were
At RWillo which had been captured without tesis.
tance.--fhe numkcr uf AuxillarIrs under Captain
Ross was lJO. No rnmors Of Indian Disturbances
arc mentioned, and the republic srtns TO be gong on
ptasprrnpsly aud peaeeabls.
The GLOWING is a list Of the appointments made
by The President, and confirmed by the SENATE:
James Webb, Attorney General Charles Mason,
1st Auditor; +. w Ogdcr. District Attorney lst
judicial District; X. REID, D,stlct Attorney 81
Judicial Dlslriel Gen. NJ Hunt. CommIs
,oncr 10 run the boundary Tue between Texas
aud tie Urted $ aics; Geo. w. Smyth. Surveyor
10 lie boundary line Hamilton Z. Bee. Clfrk 10
The Joseph y. Blown, Consul at Key West
L. s.; Walter Smith, Consul, Al Mobile, L. 5. ;
fhos. A. Dexter Al Boston. L. s.; X. L.. Andct-
son, Collector Of Custom. Al Sln Augustine.
The brig Edwin. of aud from Baltimore, yrd
Al q weston On The Il Inst hlyinga pleas mt pa
sage u { daas. a Let cr received ia Balnntp
from the Rev s. NJ. B,yless, one of the pas
seogers, speaks very complimentary Of Capt. Fiz
gefald.
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SELECT EONs.
TIE BORDER WAR ENDED

IL Il BohIJEh WAX tADti).
Good sense lsays The s.. Louis Bplietio) has nj.
unpbed over toliy aud plirigtsn has stepped III 10
cl,se The breach whrl, love of Wild anil desperate
adventure had created.
BY the P.tlnyra Wing ofihe LII nit, we lean
t''-l at special term OF the Clark County tAloA
toui,, Mr.. Anderson presented preamble and ne .
oot'ons on he pat al he q of Mar Oh com
", Mol together With some nfcercdnes Of the h..
Ma Territorial Legislature The proceedings Of he
lava legislature are a follows
Whereas an unfortunate crisis has afrisel in the
diiht uIes heretofore existing between the State al
Missouri and the Territory Of Iowa, IN relation 10
the b undary line between lie Two Governments ;
a a whereas the TeuiCty Of losa, under any CIR
GUNS auecs, would dtprcea;e any IN luary coils on
between the forces Of said Safe d Territory fully
brhsvlrg that the most ftleudy feelings exist be-
t~e,n the great ol the CT zsus OF tie Respective
parties aud where's The Organic law Of SAID Tcfi.
ioiy rudetsi impossible Tor the constituted au hor
- OF SAID Territory areear 10 the proportion.
iIilheno made By the citizen of Missoni, although
Ih,e fully rrcipto, The hind feelings tvIaced b,
The late Delegation from thc Couay Cour of ClarL
t"unty therefore
Re,ored, By he Council anil House Of Representa-.
tres te Tcritory Of Iora Tnat The officers nov
gu duiy the part oil the State of Missouri be re
The part at sand State until those resolutions can b,
subniltcd 10 ms excelleucy Governor Bopcs.
The proceedings having been read SET Of re- OH.
tons. Ia the same concilIlory spirll. was adopted b,
thr Court and an order made lhat Generals Willock
aud Curd. Of the lilh DIVISION Missouri nii itla be
requested 10 dsbaud their urrcs Tor the pieseni.-
Thus is tins yexatious dispute reterrcl 10 ConprrS,
for adjustment aud all local difficulties, NE hone fl
nall. discontinued.
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REMEDY FOR PILES.

hR. W. ". MARSliALL'S iuialLble remedy
hIior the above disease. by II. LATHAM
n. B.-Numrrons references can be given. We
submit the cerlicatcs OF the Rev Villain 4. Smith
aud Thomas Hunt, as specimens OF many more that
might be offered. Others wall be published llom TIM,
TO time, as we may find room.
This is to certify that have had fair opportunity
TO hkow both the nature and efe cts Of Dr. Marshars
remedy Tor the BLIND PILEs, and ia nk it duty |
owe 10 those who suffer wuh this distressing disease
10 say that II may be confidently relied on as safe,
agreeable and c0ic'cAt remedy Tor the form of disease
Tor which the proprietor recommends it. 1t has
been extensively used IN the circle OF my acquau-
lance, and OF failure has not come TO my
kuomlcg". WILLIAM A. SMITH,
Ed oJhe ia. An {. Con Journai
Richmond ia. October 81, 1897.
lheteby certify that was alll cted for number OF
years wh the Piles, which roluced great weak
ness and general arrangement ofthe system. After
several and repeated prescriptions fiom Physicians
(Which proved of no avail) fortunately for me saw
an account OF Dr. w. w. MarshaIl's remedy in a
newspaper. procured it. aud IN sho,t lime II
made perfect cure, and in the course OF two
months | fcgained my usual health. ! can with
confidence recommend ii AS an efficient remedy
THOMAS HURT
Whie Chimaeys, Ia. Oct "a, 1897.
4
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MAN KILLED AN ELEpuANT.-W

MAN KILLED BY AN ELEPIlANT.-We
learn that the elephant belonging To the travelling
pahagere Of Warng. Raymond. Hobby & Co,
killed man Sunday. the 10Th instant. at the
.rAee IT exhibition. in Cecil county, MARYLAND.
The man was much intoxicated, and bad been tels.
ing the elephant, which stood in The yard OF lot 81
The tavern, by throwing him bits Of cake, and ap-
Pics &e.-At last lie therw hun something nut
quite so teabe-tobacco. We think-nhcn tie
animal seized him in his trunk aud Killed HIM in =
stantly by crushing him With his tusk The man ;
name was Absalom Ctuikshank; and he has left =
family and five children. The con,pay presented
the bereased With S50,and paid all he funeral xpeu-
ses-an act of generosity, considering the man pro-
voked his own death. Let this be Il warning to o.
ihers who are in the habit Of playing similar tricks
upon these animals. Lancaster Journal.
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N0Efs

rHNIlE undersigned IS now ready to receive wheat.
u during the season, for winch he will pay the
highest cash price. To prevent misunderstanding
lac now informs his friends aud the public generally
that IN every case where wheat issent To the NJ liz
aud no prce agreed upon, II Is stored IN The Mil
Al the risk Of The planerso long the prce remains
unsettled, as he is only MILLER, aud MOI an insu-
rer against fire, water, &c. ALIEN. MUNDl.
Au6
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.SesV Stage Ei3se.
To Sr.
-. - IL : ; le

= cs-a-S.zls : -.
HeASSENGERS 10 the Sp,mgs, and oihrr trlv-
ellrrs, are hereby informed that the under
signed Will commence running
AncW liIsr OF Coaches,
From Lynchburg to Daggel's (D,biclFs) SPRINGS
via the Natural Bridge on Tuesday next. The 2Hd dan
otJ@y. Unu further notice, we shall leave Lynch
hnrgo Tuesdays, Tharsdavs and Saturdays. al halt
alter four A. NJ and arrive at Dl5lells the same eve
nines, before night. The next morning Passengers
will leave Dlbfrll's after breakfast, and reach The
White Sulphur about o'clock. p. NJ. Eisers to
the Springs by tins line viii thus be relieved from
all night travel, and reach the White Sulphur or
l.cwlsbntg, in two days from Lynchbufg. The
Iurnplkeis now finished qunc to lis Intersection with
the Lexington and Coyngton Road. and IN add
ton TO the general novelty and splendid scenery it
affords, we would mention as peculiar objects Of
interest and curiosity, the passage through, not oret
the Blue Ridge, along the margin of James River
and commanding view Of the Mountain Canal, a
beautiful prospect-hc HataraL Bridge, which Mr.
Jefferson pronounced worth nip across the Allan.
uc to sie"-an last hut not least, Daeeefs Springs
KEPT by Chs. l.. Dlbrell, where he that has been
once will like to be again.
The undersigned intending 10 give their personal
attention ibis line, can confidently promise travel
lers first rate Coaches and Teams, aud careful and
accommodating Drivers. and will spare pans
themselves to satisfy their passeuGers.
WM. \. GALBRAITH,
HENRY l.. DAVIES.
June 81 Is
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HsARsssSv ARE. &c.

1--WE SUBSCRIBER has received his full
Il assortment, embracing almost every article of
Hardware, Cutlery. Sadlery, Coach Makers Mate
ias, Guns, &c. Which he IS determined to sell
Wholesale Real, as good terms as similar
goods be purchased in this State and he res
peetfnlly socits call from all who may want arti-
eles in lis line. II. b. RICHARDS
Just received, supply of Wove Wue-Wheat x
other Selyes-N enetian Blinds, and various other
atnces Ii. b. X.
Ocf. 81
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.S'gTEsE.

y virtue Of a Deed OF Trust, executed to tn
y subscriber by Lewis Meuirt and Lawns his
wile bearing date the 81 day Of December, 1899, and
OF record IN the Clerks Office Of tie County Court
OF Campbell, Tor the purpose Of seeming debt due
10 Edwin Matthews, shlll proceed 10 sell, upon
the premises, To the highest bidder. for cash, On
Monday the Oh day Of January next, one certain
Ernct or parcel Of land,
in said deed mentioned. containing Que hundred
and erghtyac more orless and ying lnthe Conn
~ Of Campbell. within about thiee miles from the
Court house, joining thc Lands Of Dr.. Laubelh.
Cap. Melville Talbot, Capt. Edward Wllhcrs and
others.
The title is believed TO be unquesonabe, but act
ing merely trustee, shall of course, convey TO
the purchaser, such tile only as is vested in by
The Deed aforesaid.
GERMAN JORDAN, Trustee.
Dee. IGJ
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safe of Land la Camp
bell eofaf,fv.

btlt county.
sfiue 81 tfie provisions Of decree Of The
'"ff..'S coun NJ Campbell, Pronounced AT the
pscembrr tenn 1899. in the case Of Black Nal. vs.
fanhili "al. the undersigned appointed commission
ets Tor the purpose. vii proceed. Saturday The
isth DAY Of January ] SO, The premises. TO cx
pose TO the highest bidder 1t public sne;lor, The
faet oil Land, iying in the county OF Campbell ad-
Joining the bnnds of Jno. 5. PAYNE ard Others on
winch MIS-. Michael Black now rcsdes-beins the
same Land 81 which the late John Black d ell srized
containing 7ij acres OF l,ss. The land will be
soid ~ parcels or III whole, the commits losers shall
Jndge 10 be most expedien on the day Of sale. ac-
cofding to a discretion vested IN them By The SAID
decree.
Mrs. Black is entitled 10 bold this lard during
'be year lo4O-and the sale viii be made subject 10
thlS right, the purchaser purchasers having pos
session Tor seeding purposes IN the fail OF ls40 and
ioll possession on the lst day Of January 1871.
Terms OF sale-Oue thnd of he purchase money
TO he paid on the Isl Jannry 1871 and the balauce
III Two equal annual Instruments iron, that day-the
purchasers giving bonds with approved personal
security. aud the title retained as additional sec uri.
~.
The title is believed good. but die undersigned
VII convey such only as The decree aforesaid vests
Ia them JNO. y. DABSEY,
Boiling CLARKE,
WI. ORGAN.
&. d. GILLIAN,
JNO. 5. PAYNE.
Commissioners.
Dec. nix
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TsOuaAN POTATOES.
AVE far sale a small lut oI - ~ ~ n n

4 HAVE for sale small lot OF AZ - ~ ~ ~
Il II % r. ~ II a n y. warranted renu.
inc 1t will be seenby reference to the NV. No. Of
the Cultlyator. that one hushel was raised from one
Putatoc and that from bushel seed seventy four
bushels were gathered Persons wishing To obtain
some Of these valuable Potatoes can be supplied by
early application TO CHARLES PHELPS.
Dec. II
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT IN NEW YORK
Oar Nen York couespondent, under the date OF
ii \. NJ. ON Wednesday. says - There was qoile
serious accident at the Roman Catholic On urch
OF 81. Josephs, corner OF Sixth Avenue and Barrow
street, this morning. AT eai, matlbs, number oil
persons, as II is usual On Christmas day. had assem-
bled. Dntlng The service bench broke. with a
loud noise. and II was Immediately rumored around
that The galleries falling The people all star
ted nir and with one accord rushe Inr the door.
Al the point where the gallery stairs AID the pas.
sage rom the side aisle OF the Church met, the
r,osh became tremendous, ard those in front we've
ho'ne dosn, and fodden under foot. by the weight
oi those IN The rear The gallery stars we're filled
with men, women aud children. and the weight
was 10" heavy ior the bauislcr and radng 10 bear.
hes we're broken oil, aud ia sc shading dearest
them were precipiraed from the STAINS upon the
heads 9" those below. A number OF tctsons was
slghily,and ioui women and nne man. severely hurf.
Philadelphia Inquirer
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WARNlG.

The Philadelphia Inquirer says that John Bosch,
the sonng man charged with forging a check for
So 500 on the Mechanics Bank Of that city, has been
convicted aud sentenced 10 five years imprisonment.
lie had previously borne good character, and tins
was the FIRST offence OF the kind. dreadful warn
ng
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II % u CIV ~ NJ. ~ y

How beautiful falls
From human lips TINT blessed word, forgive!
Iafgseuess--ii is the attribute ofd,od-
i'ie sound Which opcneth lloavcn-rcncws again
ga rarih-lost Eden's bloom. and fngs
Hopes halc,on DER Ihc waste oflie
1..nce happy he whose heart has been 70 SC bool'd
llro meek lessons Of humility,
Inst he eau give IT utlernnce II imparts
Celestial grandeur to the human soul,
And mukfth man an angel.
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N'OT'ECE.

M have associated Mr.. GRIEF b. TATE
W with US IN business-which will however be
conducted under the firm OF Tuner & Burwell as
heretofore.
W. nave on hand an extensive assortment OF
pooDS suited to the present season, aud beng
anxious To reduce our stock as mnch a. possible the,
VIII be sold tor very small advance TO those who
may favor US With u call.
TURNER & BURWELL.
DEC. 10 2ailof
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pnEs-k.lat Al.
= - 80
Iovs,s n.Ro.: Losr.

SAT siiAin M lighted fo,'n
Beside The lovely, blue eyei Mary,
And prais. i her handkerchief perfume.
AL called her love. sal dove, aad lair;
praised her I'll her heart low >ishs
Bespoke Lovs's soit. unchecked intrasien
told her that Loves flower grew
Alike IN prinrcr court and ho,ci,
tpld her I Ind just reai ihneushr
sirE. L. Balwers last new novel
And that The love the hero (eli,
For her, his tender CHERISHED blossom,
was not a. warm. could never melt.
Like that which aarm'd nv trner bosom.
praised lialia's sun and skv,
lts moonlight songs, and MAJ, dauecs,
And told her with sigh, lhal
Worship'di's war-,ales and romances
spoke OF him. the iesbian knight
OF Anthony, the Eainan lover,--
OF him, who in the darkest night,
The II sllespont swan three times o,cr.
praised her FORM her grnce, her air
praised her soul-ilumined features,
] told her that such sunny hair,
Was given bot To gifted crrU tures;
I told her With winning soiee
The first bright beams that stole from heaven,
Were kept, til Nature made her ctoire
Aud 10 her eyes thcif light was gwen
told her That my heart was Lone.
II long Tor ono it eherishd dcutly,
And hintel IN an under tone,
ofsioek in banks and income yearly
! ask'd her then when We should be-
Twin bees on OPP lung buds Irposipg,
Aud puusing for the soft cply.
iound my blue-cycd rid Wa- do, iag