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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-18

PEARsALL,s OAR ESTABLISHMENT, founded in
M S Of 9'd aSGE Ss sas
to supply the Naw ths A%scs and
'rf ss ssi aas sas
h" up is street and ,sSe al he
@ .Ss ssIsn S1s
hace boats club boats, and souls sold so cent less
Mr.; BEGKER, TAILOR from PARIS ri T.. Fulton
Of Cloths and Cassi@ses Of the Latest fashion f-r
aG new good hh which S he fIes ss
Paris being in correspondence with the first houses OF
lie hopes By the goodness Of the clothes the quality of the
Who would ' honor h with call aud 70 obtain more
the with which he has been honored heretofore
DR. ELLIOTT bess inform his patients and others,
he has made an aransem with skiliu and scientific
Adapting glasses pcaia defect. Vision arising either
from disease THIS gentleman will examine the eye,
aud by ne sd OF las uneps pesby1omo,e determine the
Dr. 4. consider, . important object, many diseases Of
the and nedec,ons of vision peculiar TO- the sudous and
Would beg call ,teniGn q hs public fis newly
vented selad Spectacle Frames particularly useful in
The op,ican viii at,ond every day from 10 tosP
pssn usual on Mond, Wednesday and Tliday oss
26 Broadway, entrance in Warren street. a23 ln~r
KALSOMiNE PAINT. The Ks,omine Paint having been
II severely tested in this city during the winter months,
Inc Ian i with T'Hswe1 sonnes TO
exhibiting II New York renders alton of its adva-
ing
kalsomne Coors permanent. luminous and
agreeable the than oil ooor- They applied without
occasonng any ofiensy smell injurious effect upon
heatn and drying few hours. kasomne Paint may If
properly applied, he washed when soed according direc
tons IN the circular
Orders received and pgnct,ally attended 70 at the
kALSONiNE. PAINT DEPOT,
feb q 3ms 3S Broadway, corner Franklin
fANR aS sGES Sf4ER5 81 TEI
your food Then these bters they will also greatly
Digestion and of laundice weak
of the stomach debility Sc They purify the blood and
invgoate the whole system The bitter mild
and pleasant. Try them. Price IS cents.
Sold by A. b. ID. Sands, druggists No 70 Fulton,
Of Gold street. and 100 Fulton of William street Also
sold by Abram D. sands CO.. No. 2i3 Broadway, Of
Chambers street David Sands Co., No n Broadway
ner of Market street. a22 3n.n
DOISONS.-Dr. FEUCHTWANGER has removed his
Office from No. CouIuandt street to No. Wall street
mating bedbugs moths rats cochoahches mice mosque
flies es the anhos powder for destroying the rosebuss and
his seed protector for guarding seed when planted
the attack o the grbworms and other insects, will be found
ndspnssby necessary end highly useful in the present,
He may be constantly consulted his fyorte science
which Is protect ANIMAL houses and fields from all
cIes of vermin.
trio and acids copaiya capsules solution of pyro
gneous acid lunar caus,e leeches Sc &c By the package
and AZ retail.
~ BMoth eec;ually eYterinaed and prevented e,i.,
woolens annels carpets upholstery such chairs tables
saddles cushions &c Bedbug warranted 10 be
from bed beesteads bedding &c. Dr. f. is his Office
No. W ell street, from 10 O'Clock. a25. Inc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-18
PIANO F()RVES

SOUTHERN DEALERS Al l,s;aaase.s generality will find
- their advantage u &C. essIi.- ,de assortment
OF the above article, comii.l vs: J dnj OF
of rosewood aud mahogany, .,d action. scroll stands,
and modern imifoy fnese
ranled be equal 10 u toe cy ar 1 b. sol a the low
possible prices for CASH h,atstc, VEST For
teenth street, between Fiiir sri si>r s;enc.y
y. B-Peno Fotes for ;o-- 2c,u is,c...'rt ct p.atc
ortes r hire = the mandatory.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-18

MADAME LESUEUR, tlae Mosd,rnes Cheniry and lie.
- OF skeT strrct-especiioly informs The ladies',
td uuhg hcr snort absence her establishment will he under
TIE management Of Madame Petit. expressly engaged by
Madame Lesneur IN Paris FIRST scamr,ss whose
experience ana knowledge have been obtained
sian house
Madame ic>ueur being in Paris and knowing perfectly the
French fashions and those ued of this country
has arded by the last avre packets complete sSsot
of Ncu,e aue which will be disposed of at the lowest
price fmnch and English languages spoken. s2l lms
DAGUEREOTYPF, hPPARArUS.-F. A ARTAULT
- co. latch 70 Broad street. and 1881, Fulton street,
opposite 81 Paufs Church. have received BY packet Ship AL
bany, and offer for safe at low price
p complete Dlgueucotype Apparatus, pattern
So French Plates large size
20 AcToma,ic Lenses, made Paris, BY AlYhonc, Gi
* Co.
100 bottles Hyposulrhiie OF Soii
Also Trn Of Venise Iodine Cloruse Of Iodine Crcmine
Cromine of Iodine, Cho,se OF Gold and the accelcr
tinr sui lance.
A r. A. Artsu, Co. takes this opportunity inform te
friends and customers, that they have removed their establish
from &c Broad street i6ss Fulton street, Bcad
way, opposite 81 PnIl' CHURCH. a2e lm'
|REMQVAL.--DR FEuCHTWANGkR las rmarcd his
~ Once from No Couriandt street TO No Wall street
ions Ntpus, pure Nitric and Anrac Acids, Sulpho and
wet Of Lugwood Aquo Am.nons. Sweet Spirits of Nstre
Lunar Carstic. Copliva, Carsuleand may be consult
v s ieNone science for destroying and eXeinating any
r. O. Ncrnin aud insects, such moths bedhugs. cock.
,, rats mosquitoes, hcas, mice, flies, SHIPPERS and
IN On We nous snts, and his seed protector. IL
-, attendance Tor advice his Office No. Wall
'' ''VAi A'as 'vlweIve o'clock. as linz
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-18
WATCHES AND JEWELRY,

1 Watches, GOLD sad silver Pencils tioiI Trims Eeys
&c. retail lower t.aa at any other y!tts ia TIE .;,y
Gold Watches lJs ;iity TO forty ors watches
AID Jewery syeranxeJ or bought All .es warrant.
ed keep good time. the IeluiLed a,cfs and
Clocks repaired in ire bs manner aud xsT.rsi II much
less than the n'uo; pies BY one OF the finest in
elry, wholesale and retail, 30 W all street up stairs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-18
SH | Il rs

SHRTS made 10 order, after the most approved French
fashions Geutomen Garments Of all descriptions made
order at the shortest notice.
GAeinens Furnishing Store and GO Maiden lane corner
of William street.
a2j lmtr WILLIAM COLLINS
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NO CURE No PAY.

NO CURE NO PAY.
Is q Ps,%as Re psiis ,s + III II 5sss
tons and the symptom, arising from the disease Dr.
a @ SiI. ss hS al
s f G s 5 es sa a and @ S
such prsons put themselves under his eanent
o % i S mode
don e mode yn. Persons Afflicted with proilac,cd and
c@ in tho %cra until night oe
TO, THE ASp NJ; ;I {s &C
Ga o% Sp , aSs Cd 70 c o ss5 S S
so & elves w s @ an s,s lamp
70 gull US Of 1 S ses s You . %
old regular scientific doctor accustomed such
q hours and old less than week
MESsRs. MORTIMER HUNT, Jewellers and silye.
VI smiths Of New Bond street London and g Broadway
viii 'y ii FSPs sna i
sS;ia % I sas yscs &p S % @
on private s sle Il Il Broa1Tay at and under prime cost
81 5 The sG ,y ' Eo@ R Ro wo e; sen 70 sS9
an M S ire n nU a dSd D' 5a Sa burned. and rs
the hair compositions Of csus,ic and spirits that burns the
sane way the powders and don't dye the hair and the hair
isS e % s Sad ss siis
otwen! years being hair cutter and having the opportunity
OF great many heads, (and bockhees have made
gsS Fsa 0 Of dsoys o f.
H ST, VIII ~ matter how
N s glitter
patent PRESERVED, PORTABLE FRESH PRO
wsd 20 kfeH any i19sh ssJ and L.
mon Oyster; and cli@srBeel Mutton Lamb Duck Chick
Ok Tai SOUP vSeG soup Mock and Green ISiilt soups S"
n B-These rrovor are al; re- sdv cooked free r,n bone
used soG ESssd warmed H. S few 'G mi,
ne inn M fHf i0a 3 'a tail y York
W scrbe' being de,on OF materially reducing their stock,
PAPER and silver WATCHES gold chains OF pa , snd
ao ssI S n 'f n T rcho' and
pencils tooth s ci forks aie earrings eh,n ns
so s0j.0 afi
PED OR GREY HAIR may be changed to be autiiui a.
Of the cse5d be or ' h. ns l ,ds 1Sais
bg SSis n1 IN h a 1da may eo ssd
the difficulty d suitable aTcie cooIns &c
a IS n S asd The 1h' ST p ta' a
n w Gun BroSayya ., @ s e S sale y 4
Sands 70 Fulton corner q Gold and 100 Fulton, Of
French Polishing Fa,teI combination of Gle.
Vii Sm ,as S @ ash n
character The brney and duability OF the polish i'm
ny rosewood ebony Italian marble also carriages patcn,
eahe military caps ,! Sc , unrasscd It's appslon
gnsi besHy. For sale by B. sands Co, Granite Build.
b. Sands 70 End los Fulton S ss, Sand a.G Sy 4
Broadway. Price IS sa5 imsm
NEW. GUITAR MUsIC-GEoRGE II. DERWoRT,
ST Johns church has The honor t? aeqpint his friends aud the
SIC arranged itl easy accompaniments for guitar.
Mr. vii also arrange and compose music for orchestra,
teais on The piano forte AID violin. my2ew"c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-18
J. BRADEN

81. bkN1AA1I4N
WOULD respectfully beg leave inform his friends
w and ths public generally that e has completely
and eopcned his Saloons for the
who he pleased honor him with their patronage He
tatters himself Will be sufficient 10 say to those who have
Creams, &c. for the ms; that nothing shall remain
his part tain, and if possible exec, his former efforts.
He still continues the manufacture of CONNECTIONS in all its
branches and is prepared to supply families and dealers city
country wholesale retail Not forgetting tender his
grateful ACCOMPLISHMENTS for the patronage received
he by his future efforts deserve of the
same will not be unayailing.
asr JOHN BRADEN. n Canal street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-18
HATS! HATS! HATS !!

Drown 4 cos One Price Hat Store wholesale and re
- tail 79 Chatham Square, Of Mott street. where
fhon beauty durability and economy combined adon
the head
The proietors have the pleasure offer IN addition
10 their recsny improved short Mapped Hat style
imitation OF teaverr which close resembles all
the most costly and beautiful that the easily
perceived. Price three dollars We strictly adhere
pce cash system which enables furnish very
Hat for the Price charged In presenting these Hats the
public the propetos think they have reached the utmatum
of beauty, durability cheapness and comfort. mi SINS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-18
MILLINERY GOODS.

CARL KING, the well known aud LIBERATED Millinery and
y LADIES' Straw Hi Nanuihcuser 10 Her Majesty the
QUEEN OF ENGLAND,
Ladies he
on splendid and fashionable OF Ladies'
and silk Hats. The Straw Hats manufactured
mos, fascinating aud becoming shape, called
THE E.SSLER COTTAGE,
with Gilsey sides and Swiss Flare the front. The
bail these ll made OF Of the elegant pate
the Albert Stnlw in particular patronsed by
QUEEN VICTORIA.
The silk department conducted by the most ingenious and
style fresh imported Trimming and Flowers correspond.
Those who wish convince themselves may call Nc. -
Canal. near Broadway, and Il Division street.
~ Bills Paris Ribbons aud French Flowers, OF the
latest STYLE and be purchased al either his establishments
At oles,l. nl Ire reasonable
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-18
AMERICAN NIUsIsiinI.

CORNER OF BROADWAY AND ANN STREET -
- J. j. BAhNU NJ, nanager-lu order accommodate the
immense crowds which attend here, the Lecture Room
been enlarged. The mysterious GIPSDi Girl. be con-
suited day n evening" She the greatest wonder Of the ago.
F.on O'Clock a. NJ 20 T. NJ she DO privately consult.
- an oracle Or ioeteler of future events free of charge
IN W1chei, the Comic Drollen't. Miss Rosae the charm
INK vocalist from New Ocans also La Petite Celeste the
i,auuul dlncer Experimentt in Animal M,gnesm cr
child three wears old FALLS OF NIAGARA with rol
W.ier: PNETMATlC RAILROAD; ALBINO LADY
gO0 cuIiasiiics.
\ company Of Indian Warriors and squaws.
splendid day performance takes place every Wednesdar
snd Saturday afternoons.
FIVE hundred tame black grew and fox Squirrels from Obi
may be here skipping about on tire a. lively as in the
native forests They beautiful pe sale singh
otherwise. -
Adnance to the whole IS c-us-ceildren half price mis-
OLYMPIC THEATBE.-The pubic ia re.n.ctlulIy IN
- form Il that the Benefit Of Mr. BENGOUGH tho scenic
Ansl vii take place on "Wednesday Evening, May 49, 1872,
Aesory entitled The Twelve Months DO. Book now open
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-18
TO THE 7. AIDES

FASHIONABLE MILLINERY t;O0ns tn. 1901.
uess Miss KING, daughter the celebrated "a KIM
'o SAFE most select and choice assortme nj Of
lie poh m s slE trade never the pab
Tbs assortment consists Of the following 80 " VIC a'us'~
he N Celebrated SILK HAT, CALLED CAPOTTE DOR
SHEp SILK ENTIRELY New XNsfpp' o n jTsSS:s
Ha,, esied Lawn f1a's 10 do-An entire style
"MODINE CAPOTTES, ELSSLER
COTTAGE
Partisan and English FANCY STRAWs of the fr..,
ture, variety " ~ A-s'' 'es-
Tbs Popnetres respectfully socs the ladies' to favo, h.
with CALL and examine Der elegant and varied stock Of Mil
nery Tor themselves before they purchase elsewhere as II
VIII be great saving 10 them and adj A.
regards the variety aud quality Of the good. a.
MISS S. KING. Magazins de Modes
mia lIn'r 1885, Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-18

DOCTOR BELL dcvotes his personal attention (daiv
- until Nj 10 the removal OF private diseases in eveYv
stage suffering protraced cases. aggravated or mn
successfully treated BY preie,ded
qusck and all who suspect the remains OF disease
lurking in the SYSTEM consult Dr. B. always with guar
ance Of
Psrson. contemplating marriage who have been the sn
ec Of delicate diseases, consult Dr. bell with honorable
confidence Posr letters describing the OF persons
al distance lmve his prompt attention. Dr. BIS treatment
never exposes to suspicion and we'll known Be and
permanent
doorS ron BrOsdWay.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-18
A MIRACLE
TO CLEAR THE SKIN

I'VE flmPes, Freckles BlOches, Sail Kheum, Scuryy Tan
~ Mophew and the Medical Council Paris have decard
the Italian Chemical Soap invented by NJ Besprn peuect
miracle 20 cure any d,,hgu,emen eupons of the sn-it
never f.ils-llas cured hundreds in the city.
Ii will change yellow sunbumsd dark sin eaithy
eeaneseno,e fever fact spot deacer Of
beauty. No Observation-Disclosures trial will
lady in this city, (she won't give her name her was
cSred her.
Sold by the New York Agent, Jones' sign of the Anne
mean age SO Chatham stree-Pnce 50 cake Brook
I'm agent l39 Fulton street Merchants Captains and others.
aoo'ns 20 the SOUTH allowed liberal discount.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-18
New Orleans, March IS. 1882.
TROY GOODS.
ARTIST IN HAIR.

ARTIST IN HAIR.
MANUFACTURED FROM LADIES' AND GENTLE
MEMS HAIR,
NOT over inches long. hundred different designs
~ Necklaces Bracelets, Watchguards, Earrings, Flower
Rings, Wigs, and Scalps.
A. c, BARRY,S Wig, and sc.ps will stand re;emnent
above all Others Their peculiar light gossamer and venta
ting characters their being shaped exactly the natural hair
grows their elasticity their material and workman
bine form such perfect hea of hair that they must be
10 be fully appreciated
Any lady gentleman using A. c. Bary's Tncophero us
for the Hair and do find the best and cheapest article
known this country, he will with the money
for 81 quackery discarded CNaitous advise given ali
diseases connected with the Hair the Hair Cutting Rooms
nc Broadway Of Liberty street, stairs Inns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-18
FACTS
l2GAINST THEORY.

IN r.v>r PHILADELPHIA, May ~ 1872
~, Jht Nt-DEAR Sir IL feel HAT hardly saw
eno9rh IN favor Of Hair Tonic My hair had been
aas on lot ABOUT two years and had become very thin,
a speeuV oaidncss when commenced using your
smeay m soon ono week ceased to fall off have used
~ apoui tirec months, have full and thick
mead Of na Is ear rosbly desire its
use 20 nuhoer OF my Friends who all sneak well OF n IF
faithfully employed have doubt Of il, srnem snceas.
may add that before using your Tonic had tried most Of the
yanou, articles employed for the harsuch as the Mac.ssr
On az the different preparations Of Bears Oil Vegetable
Respectfully, youn, ' -
s. S. FITCH Id
Sold by the Agents. A. B. D. Sands. Dmc;, sI,ese 70
way; 273 Broadway. an , n,aa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-18
THE CHEAPEST AND RFST

a NNVII lrlrtlnl . De lOnul hi I'M,
II J. n. LOUN5BERG SCO,s New Camel W.. NJ /, - Al
40 f.1r street where will b. offered this week mo-, l
ss.onmen Of B'uSel three ply lnain ana vene,isa Car
pets Floor Oh Cloths. Tr in,plrent hisn Window Shade
oge with every other ricle ~ The caTr in the lowest
possible prices. j. II. LOUNSBERG X CO
aI lNb-e .iO learl street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-18
THE SHIELDED VICTORIA
SHAWL AND DIAPER PIN.

NEW and important article for in the nursery and
n fastening ladies' ,wls clocks, &C. patented the
United States and in Europe for sale, wholesale by w H.
CARY co. 195 Pearl street. New York, and by the ra-n
tee, the manuactory, li6 Jay st, Brooklyn.
Thread and needle and dealers fancy articles
nlirdn on lihnral ir rlli In
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-18

LECTURE together with Popular and Drnllic Orltory
~ az the Lyceup corner Of Broadway and Prince street This
enesaay) Evening" encing al o'clock, By Professor
Iicksls admitting nicman and LADIES' 50 cents
snsie Nf p cehtio be had door M the evening
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-01-07

DEMOCRATIC MEETINs.-We learn from Iowa
City that the prospect is fair foi large gathering Of
the Democracy in that city the sth, (to-dornw.)
Members who visited their homes during the hol-
lidays return with the gratifying intelligence that the
spirit is abroad among their Democratic ctizers, who
are DESTROYS of attending, if possible. We are glad
to hear it. 1t is the anniversary Of one of the most
by hero in politics as well as in arms, and is there
fore an appropriate day for his friends to meet and
deliberate upon measures calculated more firmly to
establish the principles for which he has SO long and
so manlully contended.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-01-07

LEE County DEMocRAT"-We have before
neglected to notice the appearance of this truly Dem
ocratc little Sheet which takes the place of the Fort
Madison Courier, neutral paper. VIM. e. Mason,
ESD having purchased an interest in the establish
ment of the last named paper, has together with its
former publisher, commenced the publication of the
Lee County Democrat. Mr.. Mason is an able wr-
ter, OF sound-and extensive political knowledge and
soon as he can by experience, obtain the hang of
his new vocation, we shall look for something pretty
handsome from the Democrat 1t being located in
the Empire county, adjoining that truly Democratic
county, Van Buren,, we have no doubt it will prove
an organ worthy Its location. We extend to it the
right @ of fellowship.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-01-07

TnE RApIDs--See the prceedings Oft meeting OF
it not be well for our Merchants to do likewise? The
large amount of goods landed at our wharf would
show that we too have something TO gain by the
clearing out of the rapids. Country dealers pay a
heavy amount for freight, which passes through the
hands Of our Commission Merchants, and they, the
Merchants, it to the country to throw all posi-
bic light upon the subject in order if possible to pro-
cure an appropriation that will relieve them of hea-
Wy tax in frcghts for want Of channel through the
rapids.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-01-07

CF The Democrats of Georgia, have nominated
Messrs. Colquit Black and Cooper as candidates
for Congress, to fill the vacancies occasioned by the
resignation of three Federal members. These nomi-
nees were former members of Congress, but when
the vote of that State was cast for Gen Harrison,
they felt it to be their duty to resign, to allow the
Wings to elect those who could conscieniiously act
with the party in power. Since the State has been
redeemed, their Federal successors resigned giving
them chance to gain their former station. Honor
able on both sides.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-01-07

G1 The editor of the Natchez Free Trader req.
sons well. Hear him explain the cause of the re.
cent Wing defeat throughout the United States.
"They govern the country' They couldn't cov-
ern themselves. What did they do in their short
lived hour! They repealed the sub-Treasury.-
Did they provide substitute? They distributed
among the States, to be recalled at expene of -
per cent 1t Is an easy job to pull things to pieces
1t requires skill to buid--concert and univ to re-.
create and perfect. They had no architect among
them. There was force and inclination enough to
destroy, and they did it, like the children who cut
the leather Of the bellows to see where the air came
from. Ihey hare been ,rhipped for Il, Ike tfost
children"
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-01-07
H Err AID
Bloomington, Friday, January =. 1912.

ur The mail from Iowa City, due on "Wednesday
evening, did not arrive until last evening" after the
matter for todays paper had been put nype, conse-
quenty we are unable to notice the proceedings ofhe
Legislative Assembly. Through the kindness of
friend we received its daily journals for Monday and
Tuesday, but upon glancing at them, we can dscov-
er nothing of particular interest in them. The Ar
gus of Wednesday contains no proceedings OF the
present week, nor word concerning the Legislature
that could not as well have been written in the nonh
of Africa.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-01-07

A JACK IAR's IDEA OF A LOCOMOTIVES Ire
following description of locomotive engine
by an honest hearted sailor, appears to US raih'
er droll. There is something, however, roman
tic and sentimental in his language:
"Why blast the thing" says he, there's no
thing ship shape, above board or manly about
1t. Watch ship, now, with her canvass bel
lying out laying down to it just enough to show
she feels the breeze, tossing the spray iI"n
the bows, and lifting her head over the seas as
if she stepped over 'em there's somethinglhe
life there, that looks as if the brains God gave
US had something 10 do with it. There's soue-
thing noble about horse; he steps as II lie
knew he was going, and was proud of his du
ty and able to do il. But that ID lubber-~
bah that there concern is only the curse ID
the bible carried out. 1t comes insinuating'
sneaking along---crawling on his belly, Ike
laundering long snake with pipe in his moulin
GOVERNMENT LoAN.-The N. Y. Evening
Post says: --"Of the loan of ST., 100000 az,
thorized by Congress, not more than 5,O0O,OW
is supposed to be disposed of, and that, 1t IS
said, only by personal effort On the part OF 'A0
Secretary of the Treasury. tits not pleasanl'
to reflect that United States per cent. stoch
should be in so little demand as to command
no takers even at less than par. 1t is certaluIy
better security than bonds and mortgages, ano
on an average will yield as much interest.
EFFECTS OF THE DISTRIBUTION BILL.-lio
Federalists anticipated rise Of State stocss
from the passage Of the act for distributing
the proceeds of the public lands among the
several States. And what has been the eiiec'
ofthis promise to divide three millions O.
mng the states from an empty Treasury =
When the act passed, the stocks Of indiana
and Illinois were selling at Sc cents on the
dollar. During the present week these stocks
have run down to 80 cents for Indiana SIS. and
&c cents on the dollar for Illinois per cents
on the dollar. So much for this Federal
measure Of relief. Illinois per cents have
fallin 80 cents, or more than one half since
the passage of the land bil.-AIbany Argus,
Hth branches Of the Ohio Legislature have
eleded Democratic officers.