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" Il.
NEE ne. sS so % ay che
first physieisn, in Pennyvs ia Msyas and Other sts,es
sy q D. syns
cDsa in medical a s.accs eSy for chosIa inisn.um
& or
Ssss. ss;s 3; z 9'1S ga
mach cannot b said favor these s capdss
a on M 3: 80 sS
Gle will be certain Of getting something that will the wsIk
$sfi pro
most hos a and pa bowel a
psnt. Is specific To satisfy the public fol-
Having aborng under severe attack of bowel com.
'w pay: s. b. iS'ffs y s ss .s 9
single trial has effected radical therefore whh
similarly afflicted that will asrd them immediate
Newark, N. J, August. 1872
Having used Dr. L. D. Flemng's Quaker Balm Remedy in
boy Sow. eo@Dan for the past 'esn i = effs for all
These s e;Dds. arc Sr 'e Wholesale and Courts
TO CURE M aRSAfloEs xSp SEEaK HSr SKIN
sGnss STe Of tbs remedy all
and s1f%e Si sse:
lotions have been used Very
ss sfss
dl:sa;e' 9 hs itch heat .ro. moTnbs '
r. h, IsHs,yes The most
,nS blessing giys. The skin youthful healthy bloom
Fed bugs; gall higpe &C. Sold a! fifty cent. cake by T.
Esg 90 Chatham street New York. and by these Asent-n
%ss .fs p9s.
state streets in Chaleston s. c. 81 King street; Albany
81 State streets in Brooklyn lss Folton wanted
mall other cities jele Inns &c
C0vERTs' BALM OF L1FE.-This truly valuable med
icns has stood until has won the confidence and gained
TSth ;.oI in college and The desk tn;
hsis or .oss throat Iy'pep: A..hm, Croop, whoopag
AmSns those who have gysn their .e.mSiaI, in its favor
NaushtOS, Of he Alb any MediG,l College; Mark
city; Mitchell M D. Philadelphia Frank H. Hamilton M
D. Geneva Medical College and host OF which may
be seen by calling at the Office: Among who
cured .,S are Rev l. Haley D. D Auburn Seminary; Rev
Adnt Key. David Moore, Rev. j. Hophins Rev j. Stone,
Few Banister and rumber of others all Of whose cer
Gates may be seen by calling Dr. Covert Office Is5
Nassau ST. New York, where this medicine for sale whole
save and retail. ien 6tsr
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LONGLEY'S GREAT WESTERN INDIAN
PANACEA

ny sos az @ :nss
Ss Sos S or buy DO. Of If , :
:oa s ID IN % &. b s.S.
;h b, 9s lose delay The liberal ana
syss 9, cost %.''''s' ''''
he and sa.s y
x1e. Zone he
blood sii s. sy purifying
he bilious disease much sSound is sue
In Asthma. the relief almost instantaneous and nearly
ss,,ao ihs, hs medicine Il.
cheapest calhartic in market. -'' '''
Ts e s: If. s:,s
be, remedy for bilious attacks, WHICH am subject
Ransom g John stree; e New YoI.
with DRY ad uSs "se % & re NY
Martin Hawsy ESQ., q RiDEha~pon: T. say: that A.
failure salvation and all the modes
% % a.sSs %
The first my painful began give
s's lam IN
than o yhave used vo.
ny family have patient:
~ many Invaluable medicine; Il laxative
ss a anS b asd ,s Ct al
ectnE ascdy and restoring the healthy condition Of those
e: s%s FasSsSss 10
S Il: SO neg nc
M this &c M Ps and
The ws 4S Of 3: as. and L.
Panacss say he most sse,ive and
Mr. Il x TS.ys1 @sfeRsn, Of Bnshanpson ..y.I va.
Rs a.s h s
blue pill and opinion PsAAcea complete subst
'si e. :isas' ssA s B.sh.rp,sn
giI'is had than Ssf b0'.is DsiSi: is
ISs:
70 F sssss IL % to tn. r.n.,.. after
jS:: Ss:E hi. WIFI was
asiy scied asthma that could not sleep .,
and slept quietly through the night part of bottle entirely
s!ephsa %oSIysrson. Of Union than S year
The
which he asthma. He taking the
completely restored neaih II Jane ls1a he
eon:idsrins ny advanced age: able
s " Psf sd
with asthma from infancy the 81 % and much q
I y NJ ssi III
he e.. ss
months after Re commenced .kng it, he says- have conu
and half bottles; eompaIatively ven. anddo
Ms.hsr. Of SCHUYLER. had been afflicted with s..lp.
had taken half aboe he he could sleep quietly the en-
.on e M. VIM Andres. :. 4s Bgosdyay. Ner York
his head Learning the your Panaces Gays MI An
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LONG BRANCH, NEW JERSEY,
"BATH BUILDINGS"

u
THIS welEknown and delIshtu bathing establishment
will be opened for The Of and after
21t June INST The buildings ads,snns camns,s
the.ons ana no enolss III VIC spoNe ~ wig
tofore acquired.
The for boarding will be 81 per week. instead of the
former of $e children and half price Young
people, not requiring much will find accommodating
The Ous Captain AllsiTe from the Fulton
ket the Shire wsbury, CAPTAIN Cores from
foot Robinson ST. will each make daily trip between New
York and Long Branch. will be readiness the
arrival Of either of the above boats the Ocean House.
mme diatey Long Branch Fare New
York to Long Branch 81. JAMES 0RESN
Long Branch, June IL, l843. ia lmsr
7 A GRANGE PLACE-BULL's FERRY-I'his delight
IL full formerly kept by Mr. John Ponson, has
his decease been continued by Mrs Ponson and Mr. Ste
phen M Anne who ready for the OF boar
deis and visitors splendid steamboat regularly see
adversement TO the ferry making il eeabe place for
be found The bar stocked with the best
winea and liquors.
splendid ground the place. and companies
cannot be better accommodated else where
ELIZABETH PONSON,
uo26 lm$r STEPHEN M, ANNETT
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II q STQNEAII

Respectfully informs his friends that he has resumed his
business 3 Fulton between Broadway and Nassau
where he accommodate dinner and
parties, clubs &c. in his former well known ST. le
Spacious and for Reference Committees Courts
Martial, &c sc. in readiness former times
lev m
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PRIVATE SELF-CURE

I)OCTOh JOkDAN'S Specific Packages Nos. I and g.
nostrum either Of foreign domestic origin have been
fully tested for the last nine vita
diseases properly adapted to the varied symrom. accomps
MED by the Monitor private treatise maladies
wherein every direction with all necessary advice These
qauacke and from their well known popularity have had
host of imitaors Guarantee addtona medi
Peo ee enses mad mad res 50 each
the package required for goporrha venereal disease
The Monitor alone so cents One collar post paid
Doctor Jordans Specific Packages enable the patient to
make a prompt cure without suspicion.
sold only at Drug Store 50 Prince street, Of Marion
and Offices for consultation COX Marion street, Of
Center street one door below drug mas lmsr
CIR ASHLEY COOPERs justly celebrated and truly en-
counieIfsted and sold to an Unknown esisoi caution
against b9ying without careful eaaTnson Toe ouly gen
~ w Sd 81 %.%: M
Lane wholesale drusesn also BY the reputable druggists
throughout the country Price cen per box and warranted
JAYNEs HAIR TONGA fine head of hair j, an a-so-
ha1 "siory tohr" 10 those Of the SEX !hen who
other causes we restorative Jayne Hair To
fact established by uampeachable evidence that
will rsp!oduce ha uson os,a PLACES an eect which, al
far know, accomplished BY none Jaynes Hair
Touc Sold BY the quantity or at retail BY B. D. Sands,
way. Price Sl-siI bottles for S.. jll 2wsm-
1T0O THE LADIEs-sTR,KER's sOLUTION-Therc
occasion to false HAIR of the color
the hair Ladies often troubsd with pain disease tho
have haiy changed look a. well as ever did hout
any OF color Duggs would do well to keep for sale
in other cities humbug dyes are going out Of date Whole
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PRINTERS AND BINDERS WAREROOMS,
Nos. % and 81 Gold street, N. York, April, 1913.
PRICES GREATLY REDUCED.

fTHE HOE TRIMMING PRESS MACHINE AND SAW
l. MA NUFACTORY, in consequence of the add tien Of
new and improved hnery their works, the reduc
ton in the cost of materials and labor enabled greatly
reduce the prices OF their and Of Printers and Bnde
circular, TO which they beg leave refer.
This establishment still under the personal supern,end.
their friend, that notwithstanding the great reducrnn
all articles manufactured by this establishment
tam the high reputation which they have hitherto
VII aso be their constant sndeavor improve the quality
then od friends will not only continue their vos but
riers generally will appreciate their endeavors furnish
very pest articles at barely remunerating prices.
Otdets from part Of the country all articles used by
friners or Binders including Types Ink Paper &c. will be
executed with the and promptude and on the
best - ~
Joboing work and repairing will be the lowest pos
sble prices, with every attention and expedition.
~ BAH articles by this e.tabIixhment will
be stamped X HOE CO, from abroad NAV
MOI Dc imposed upon with spurious articles imitation
of theIs 1880 ~
trnte OF newspapers who publish this men with
TINS note three times before the first and ,end
Of their papers to will be entitled payne ut Of their bill on
NJ n
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CnLLkCTIONs IN all pars Of the Uniied States made ON
~ sol sbieftrms, By y. j. SfLVEsTEH
y "a Wall st, and 100 Broadway.
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MEDICAL.
DEAFNESS
DRS. CASTLE 81 EDWARDS, AURISTS,
surseon 10 q q " Forces, Jamaica.
ACnITSTlE nE ops

Assure for nc deafness, earsche pains burrlgs
singing collections OF hard
ed secreo of the organs Their Acoustic Oil has been
popular remedy in all diseases Of the for
Of white street. m3l lmsr
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MADAME COSTELLO.
EEMALE PERIODICAL PILLS-(}usIantsed in every
case where the monthly periods have become II.
regular from colds other Their certainty Of
action has long been the medical p.oesson
and hundreds that have usessy tined boosted
Dies Care is their though they
medicine detrimental TO de consuruto1. Addss
given gratis all those who the Pills. by Madame Co.'S
telo, Lspenard whore the Pills sold genuine. Price
bor m
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Suphurctted Hydrogen Gas. l6 cubic inches.
These Springs within few hours ride of Albany Troy
Saratoga. Schenectady Utica, &C.; and accessible either
from CaDsjohsre on The Albany and Utica Railroad where
schenectady and Utica, visitors the Springs
distance OF about e miles arriving IN time for dinner; by
being sb,u forty five miles ofthe city Of Albany Person.
leaving New ork the evening for Albany
the Sharon Springs the p.:- tme for dinner.
Clark, GARDNER HASKELL.
"A aaA~a Aa..0x
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ri ~ n Ms Q ASH TAlLuR IN0
Z A l. S III M h N T
lo- Wiilia~ Street, Corns of .6nn Street:
decidedly the csspest IN the cifI. There always
a,ele ctoek reasonable goods purcalc cd for cash.
vhieh viii Dc nsde order the style Of make t,
ai It,, IN has such general satisfecton during the
As TOUR year and saving OF 10 cent
entce requested to call and examine. Thors lwhs
tssoitn "a -su own goods can Lave them
MADE AND TRIMMED.
Eyrss. Co-ss. made End trimmed, ST 90 te - 50
froer Coai., 10 do $500. 60 to 50
fsrtN and Vcstf ] rs to 90
over Coats, 80. % 20 IL 60
= Tsus-Cssh or delivery.
spl5 SIR MICHAEL, ". MARTIN
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a AaEkiCAN HOTEL, NEW YORK Having com
pieted the and al eratoas of the As Hotel
and the adjoining house (which have
ay solicit from friend. and the public continuation
the patronage The situation good that similar
esab ishmen in the city 1t fronts the Pa,k and the
tain immediately opposite The house has been WHY
pc ed aud everything thoroughly repaired.
jI4 eodlm&Jc WIN. r. COZZENS.
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nEAFNnS- CURED-Without wishing to interfere with
ne IN ear ampe and thu, gather with great dite9y
natural organs and hear all that said help re
making that medicine called .Scarpa5 Oil Tor Deafness'
tpal cure for the most ob'sn:s case We will only add
~ uon street. 273 Broadway, and II East Broadway
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GUIDE TO SOUND TEETH.

A S1DERATQM DENTIsTRY
DWAY. esmsrof WHITE STREET, hs. al Paste for fl
decayed hollow tech. be the tepder
!eethwh any pain with which
mpaced nte ONE hard solid bcdy thus restoring
Jog hheo painful useless eel artl6ciay sound and
perfec in all their respect,e for IN ALL
CASES the necessity Of sxtrscon Ladies the dstn.
guished in society offer their Testimonials the vivid
terms, to its efficacy The Editor of the Evening Post,
says SOL" is admirably adapted for tender teeth and ncI
vous and Dr. Castle the teeth with
the teeth in all perfect for fs The Sun.
q filling me teet" The mos, eminent gentlemen q the
Cs.tie. Past: fol filing the teeth Iooshschs Pills. Of
From the ; 1surps q S Com%sscs1 mo-,
Castle has replaced BY mos. nssnors piece Of dental
shot away In il tho ss.s Of Lieut. Of the ~ WIG
the Indian. in Florida We have seen letters from Lent
conmat Of this extraordinary and its entire
ha; the los. Of these Important 50 replaced by
Dr. insert. artificial eeh On the principle Of adbssn by
nch and English A%bsssado M stoushtop the Spanish
Gov Ms.cS pr Johnson PRESIDE nj Of the MEDICAL So
s%%h Dr. DsIa6elS DR. BsadIs p Boyd Or Buyer Rr
VIM Grayaon. DR. Derrng. &c. &c. Office ssi Broadway
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1843-11-11

Barrow from Portugal. Tyson, of Phila-
dolphin, one of the original friends of Gen
eral Harrison. Tho mission to Portugal
has since been offered to and accepted by u
gentleman in North Carolina. Mr.. Wise
is spoken of for the Austrian mission, and
Mr.. Spencer for that of Russia, Oher
diplomatic changes are in anticipation. MIR
Everett will be recalled in a few weeks, but
who will be sent 10 London or Paris has
not been determined. Mr. Spencer will
not remain in his present post one month
after Congress assemblies, and will leave
no friends behind him. Porter's rejection
will create an additional vacancy in the
Cabinet.
[Louisvi,ie Journal.
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yet enlightened government, with improve.
ments in the internal communications, and
in The system Of agriculture, Cuba might be
made The garden of The world; and The ships
of all nations, which crowd her capaclous
harbors, might bring her the tribute OF the
whole globe in return for her productions.
The fall of Esparrero and the restoration
of Queen Christine, which follows, will
place the government Of Spain under the
influence of France, aud il is supposed that
The Young Queen will marry son OF Louis
Philippe. euher the Duke D'Aumale or the
Duke do Montpensier, the latter and youn.
ger Of whom is now travelling in the south
Of France. If the overthrow Of Espariero
and ms party has been complete, if Christi
ma is ret red 70 The Regency, and the
French alliance is consumated, of course
The English design upon Cuba will fall
through for Louis Philippe will be actua :
ted not only by jealousy of England, but by
regard for his own family IN preventing any
such cession from taking place. 1t 10 SAID
that the fear of al This, aud not any partic-
ular sympathy for the cause Of good gov.
Eernmen in Spain, has been the motive d.
England's exertions in behalf Of Espartero;
and it is supposed that she is still regarding
with an anxious eye the connections IN
Spain, in the hope that the ex.Regent ma,
gain be called to take The helm of govern
ment. England, it is supposed, favors an
alliance for the young Queen with a Go
burg, probably Leopold, a younger brother
of The husband Of the Queen Of Portugal
but whose family is ALSO allied to that
Louis Philippe.
: What may be The views Of people o
Cuba upon this question, OF such vital I'm
por,ance to them, it is impossible 10 say
,, as, from The censorship Of The press and IN
despetic nature of the government, there
properly speaking, no public opinion there
1t is reasonable to suppose, however, 'h'
the interests of The Island would suffer b
, a.irauscr to either Of the great powers,an
most particularly to England; as the pole
: Of emancipation, which has been carrie
: gu, in The British West Indies. would !
!, regarded as absolutely ruinous to Cuba.
J. Prov. Jour.
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TH e
RIPLEY ADVERTISER
j. F.. FORD.

TERMS:-The ADvFRrIsEa will be issued reg
ularly every Saturday, at 81 so, in advance
in every instance. No subscription will be re-
cieved for a less period than six months.
ADVERTISEMENTS will be charged at the rate Of
the first insertion, and fifty cents for each
continuance.
Announcing candida ties for ofice-ten for State
and FIVE for County-invariably in advance
The CASH will be required for all Job work
when delivered this rule will be strictly OBJ
served.
Letters addressed tn this Office on business,
must be post paid, or they might not be at
tended TO.
OyAdvertisements should be marked with
the number Of insertions on the margin, or the,
will be continued until ordered out, an charged
accordingly.
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for payment. A few weeks since. in The
trunk of an hollow tree, which had fallen,
fourteen of the same kind OF clocks we're
found, the wooden part Of the cases decay
ed II is feared he was murdered, and the
clocks deposited in The tree in which, when
standing, hole was cut TO hide The deed.
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I WILL SIGN THE PLEDGE WHEN
lam IN DANGER.

Such was the reply ofa gentleman Of
lofty feelings to a reformed druhkard, who,
in the simplicity and kindness Of his heart,
asked him to sign the pledge 81 will
when am in danger" said the reformed
man, sand who Is to be the judge9 If you
look out Of your own eyes, you may not
perceive that you are in dangerr but il you
were to look outof mine, you might see
that you are. once stood where you stand
and did not know that was in danger. But
my opinion was no difference as to the fact
1t would have been we'll for me if | had
known the truth"
But all the experience and reasoning Of
such men seems 10 be lost upon The self
este emed prudent drinker. He rushes on
until he has passed that fatal boun dairy
(whcn and where he knows not,) and I hen
he canno, stop. The only hupe We can
have Of such gentlemen, and it is a ST rong
one if they are philanthropists and Chris
tans, is the good Of Others t. the reformed
man had said TO HIM -"Sr, in view of the
widespread evils Of Inlemperance, Of tn.
number reformed, Of their need of the pow
err Of example and sympathy in such ~
yourself and in prospect of saving thousand
on thousands Of children and youth who arr
We, unscalhed by the destroyer, will you ne
forego the pleasure Of drinking intoxicating
drinks and, as The pledge is the only pat
form on which we can stand, are you nc
willing to unite with US in this bonds offel
lowship andsecure our rescue? 2" he nigh
have met with success; for surely he mus
0 have been santing in the first principles Q
/, benevolence 10 have done Otherwise tina
given his name, and united with HIM hi
destiny. .Knowing," says a genllema
J of high standing, and who is himself prat
tical teiolaler, and one, therefore, who, fc
himself, couldlnct seem to need the pledg
! - "knowing that can be doing no wrong
and believing that may do much good,
am going myself to sign the temperate
pledge" May every reader who has nc
done it come to the same conclusion! HI
may be in instrumental in saving some, b.
, knows not who Or how many, from inevi,a
BILE ruin, Come, gentlemen, and sign ih'
pledge!
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LATER FROM EURopl..

= BY siIc British steamer alderman,
VII CHI arrived at Boston, on the l0h ultl
a, IL o'clock, NJ Liverpool dates have
been received 10 the 4,h Of Oct. and Lon
don 10 tne ~.
The most important intelligence by this
arrival, is large sale Of 20 600 bales of
cotton, at an advance Of I'd per pound.
The cotton market opened and closed hrm
Among the passengers on board OF the
s;ea her, i, Ait Lawrence Abbott and faml'
lly, and MIR. Papini and family.
Tho q ,een and Prince Albert were at
W,nsor Castle. The royal babe WAS dong
well.
The steamer Memnon, having on board
The India mails, has been lost Oft the coast
/ of Africa. No lives were lost, and all the
treasures on beard were saved.
The situation Of aifairs in Spain are rep
resented as very critical. 1t was believed
that ill., existing government could not re.
tain power. The northern powers, accor-
ding TO the Swabain Mercury, had resolved
not to recognize the new government, I'M
less the young Queen should consent t
marry the eldest son Of Don Carlos, under
The condition that he should ascend tn
: throne
: From France the news is un''nPortan'
/ meeting had been held ct the Parlsa'
: editors a, the house Of Mr.. Arrago, tn
), great savant, in relation to the barrlcadini
, Of Paris-but nothing was resolved upon
il In Ireland, the repeal movement is Of
r tanning such moral power, that it va
!. apprehended tina. lhe English governme
10 would have to resort to forco to put II down
J. Disturbances were still rife in Wales
at Several acls of violence had been oerPe
It ,ra,ed, and the Rebeccaites we're carryin
N all before them. 1t was supposed that "a
Il. affairs Of Wales were approaching dee'
20 sive crisis.
:. Our Paris dates are to the 3O'h Of SEP
!. ttember.
81 Rumors. from Washington.-The was
y iupton cor respondent Of the New York li'
III ,vho ;s generally the best informed
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MYs1ER,ous.-Aboul fifteen years since,
man came to Bristol township. Guernsey
county, Ohio, and sold clock, tor wnicn
he took note, which was mover presented
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John Jones Of the Madisonian informs
Tie anxious public that he never was a
Wing but uniformly l.ocofoco, and voted
for Van BureG 10 1910 In behaifof the
Wing party, we thank him for The lnforma
tion.--.Ir.bune.
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Rumors from Washington.-The Wash,
inpton cor respondent Of the New York True
Sun, who is generally the best informed o.
The letter writers Of that quarter, says sever
al foreign appointments will soon Dc mace
vacant. Col. Todd is expected 10 return
from. Russia, MI. Jenifer from Austria, ano
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Mr.. Iring.--A letter from Paris, dated
on The ooh ult., states that Mr.. Irving, our
minister to spain, who has been seriously
III at Matrd, has sufficiently recovered 10
make trip TO France for the benefit OF his
health. He arrived at Versailles on The
10Th of September, where, and in Paris
he was expected to pass several weeks.
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LOOK AT THE HEAVENS TO such as
can find time TO turn away from the din Of
| the worlds a, oca,ions and direct their gaze
towards the heavens, the evening sky, al
present, offers most inviting scene. -Four
Of the principal planets Of our system and
one Of the asteroid, are now visible on the
sane side of The armament, and almost
concentrated within four contiguous zodlca
CONSULTATIONS. These planets are Mars
Jupiter, Saturn, Hershel. and Juno, which
! with their seventeen SATELLITES and ou
moon, presents the rare aid slniereslln!
spectacle Of twenty-five planetary orbs v'si
|ble from the earth on the same 7one OF Ia
!, celestial canopy. Juno and Hershel ar
only invisible to the naked eye. Juplte
may DO readily detected little easy o.
south direction, by his superior brillianc!
{ Mars may be found more to The west, sn'r
9 ing as i. were alone, with a brilliant ar
I peculiar redish light, Between the tw
g nearly third Of the way. FROM Mars, 10
. ine curved upwards, almost directly soul
!, Of The observer, Saturn may be distinguish
) ed, resembling size star of'Ae FIRST ma
latitude, but different inasmueh as its i'g
is steady and unchangeableewbile that
! the stars is twinkling They q
y visible evening soon after sunset, aud "
s. continue 10 be ior several weeks TO con
ed - Springfield Gas.
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Accounts from 81 Petersburg state that
tha Euperor Nicholas had issued an ukase,
establishing an uniform rate Of postage
throughout the empire. BY another akase'
his Nlaiesiy authorized the foundation Of .
bank at Tomak, in Siberia, the first esiao'
lishmeu, Of the kind in Asiatic Russ'as