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MEDICINES.
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,vD OPP iiALMIC SURGEON.

80 S1 .:.--.-st duor> " of Srcnd-
Wy, New oil, ,,,t.
,~,1NrrNF'S b.. uac-cs - ,ti-EiSt1 - 'if- IL =
& -00r rt-- Cjrssa nj its a7Gs1ceeS ~
.,:-rz sy- i-.sr:sd i,r - r=s 9rtaa 1s, ss ,, b5 ~
m ~ .e.,.sI having !gpi OF BE-: tLLloIF. 'huse
Susrii, l', assistant ard 7irf practising al n 1 ,
80. rsp ATOMS t.rrahEUs, c1iafHc - sna ues
-r.. M GzIaa. Ui:ice hour ifs;a b il - - u
rHrl. In
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. on rnesdav ln.t. MI. VIII. vaung m1n

N On Tuesday last, Mr.. Willfs a Young man
resi lfny al ;;onroe Falls. brought beiVrF Jus
,ic- Booh OF THIS pllce, for esamiiiaoa' charged
Nj an aremp, IN commit = rsne on The psr-on Of d
yorng lldg re-iding n ReTenoa, Who mad Zen
pl.c,d nnd,r hi prolecrion Nv her iro L. cnnv~.
from Hudson TO TINS place. pn examination ne "aS
held to bail in the sum of $3.50. "aieh not beng
ohaiaed Re Ia. trrn imprisoned await his t-iai-
Wet. Res. Advocate Aug. 10.
SUDDEN DEArH.-iir. John Steele, worthy
citizen of Oldham County. Ky. while in conGerse-
lion with his .sie AID friends the ith ins:- 81!
back in his chair. and died in Instant, Without
Struggle. An sfrcuor q; the hear, Is supposed 10
.ave ben tie ce1se II MS sudden and distressing
dre:h,
SALT Rlyur-I;is sand there is 10 re E mass
meeting Of the loco Focos at the head 9: t2!t
RIVE. in November. M pnIt ie ;o PRESIDE en-
the occasion. 34itimore Patriot
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GLOBE CLOCK ST RE- r. MILLS &. co. Man
~ uinciuref. of ,ne YEAR CLOCKS would respectfully
eai he hneGIn O the pnbc the Unparalleled IN pryes
shd decided hvnninges thee Clocks hnve all other tine
o6c- winding ard m Keep good time. ard iur ssh
at 100 fuI;nn street Se:y York.
The motion produced by weights the 20 day clocks, SGD
by main Apng wound iSee Inc yenr clock. The
power oI me weight or sprng retarded this clock and
mace 10 frt1in regularity IN motion by the az
fnagenen 81 the ecapement tnd pendulum. When !oof
al ue CLOCK yu perceive g,t bull four and nall ncbes 10
ntneSf ht ue end OF small steel rod II ievolv three
s enc nail one wny and The number of uDs tbe
9e te upper cod oftfe rod and deeae
lever movement, eachng 10 the scapement, which
crtche. aEd leave. without se,be friction. The ,pnns
en ie.c upon ie ball aided by avity and he fo
my nooh cDhtnis The esclpement controlling the renou
uh u IN 'tner ciork This ball hO o and hn. lniena
ppaiu oy wIich It's rotary motion regulated here are
hr snail weights al right angles earh other. mount
h "h Has on The thread Of and each tfD oi
an 3AHct movement of the orir,m the een-
re- ~hrh can lie !egUlst To the Hest trsction 4 tine
ne TWO tter weight. iadenrd .emi-rircuiar baDc
Oh whcl hst changes their position wifs the ball. 1se
shoe hf" Arrangement believed, entire uni
forrnity cf motion in the Globe
VIII al occe be that the friction Of the common pen
aV1deh The revolutions of the ball found oy e1
o'Imcnt and observation o be nochropaL
mn clock not put enslly-ir requires oil On
The ptlets '
ne revolutions OF the swing wheel are o. les or "a
yo oi'A W yens IN making many revolutions s 'be
., h Or second pendulum c'Or does In fsrta
ssh c pounds keeps each part az The time asa
''IrK';ig machinery for q weeks.
~ ioaTs rre struck ~ OF rotary hammer 20
0Ftcates o The American lDs tute show thai May les
ce ul The t~elyronih cl cks pltc-; with ihe and ia
ne prces moderate The public invited to ca and
eSarlne Tor fheiEselves. al3 In
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FOR FOREIGN PORTS
NtW LIyT OF PhCKtTs FOR

NeW LINZ os PACKETS FOR LIVERPOOL.
:5sSa.-P scse. Of H,h hvea>'. -. s,.
I .1 ions bG'thenj CH2t T. b. tDB. wl sal on Mos3sy
~ Ag'a': - r. ,' ire I'm: an ron tor, md upward.
% bf "a aDa'k f,r the Old C"ua'ry VIII no 49,
van,ase, 70 bc de;rsl t"n ,eeciing n, ts y.sLg
- ,,r caufir'ss Hti .sgsn, :lan .hss d asn :,
rl nd TIER stro,an olr aa' Tor Cata, S,;'hd Csar
~ - ~ nnc1e;s Pc-sOns NNn.rs ,eclr- mr.
:5e4d fa to MAKE ery 1oDe:fe%q p e s1f! gi oo,
/; hi: Cesersl PasscSe ciee. 30 Scua s;ft.;
The s!npoxs il a from LreroooI on 'fe liih Of Uso
ef Persons wishing send oi Their irens ca haFe ;st
boug out IN ms mas.ae,, Faest q, any ~ re 'rr
MOI n o fAyoah noscaiin {" be inzde A. ator.
OR i7 ip sny snoq, S,, pa; "a, "a" Fn,,sf ~, si ge
rn nn! a,-s :. s times y o5'ainec ~ appesca,s
y rt t,,s5 p' 'p,Lt SSip QUEEN OF TIE WEST B
surcse1 the SiDDoAS alc al! On te Ist eee' e herr.
S AFia3I6 nAifF1R6 < sox Z 55G&'.s #',ss PelE;4 e.;
FOB 10 losToAtliiss.ySs : i r R. , Seyer ..i.,
s al nbye. her reFaar'ay For 'cishi .G Or ...se
nsTas .Gpe"t Nec inT.st"o, ~ a''' 10 'AS N'Pa'a %
0'a'4 at ;'t GRiSNEll. 'sI MlNTCRN 60 :: souras
-. s.; ,hlp AItik. h"nEs Br;fon. Glsse
,yii ' go. The = James and sail 9Th. -.s.i
DAY.
= FOR LIvERpoOL-,Pscksso Of Sep'ember Oh IN.
pTsse; mp G ~ sal sSss
p ~ Her cabs spacious and elegantly ii'nrhet AZ
n ayey accommodation condice to ne enlenee md
' nT or 5,.l:e Apply 70 s captain socri Il
foot of 'a's?s Iirtt e T." "MlNTuRy& CO. sep,s
The packet ship C EURGE WASHINGTON. F. P. Aleu
master viii succeed the A'houF"n and ,aiI October sh er
regular day. alt
ARRA>GEMENTS FOR Isil-OLD ESrAB-
~ i.iShED PASSAGE oFf!CE-ln Pine corner Of
.ncir tec> leave TO call se nren,i Of nj. ri.nd,
ara TIE public genera 10 The i""wng aInngenenr, sf
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REFINED SuEAh

Aeit --'I@Ap .cOSAh
stTOGI-SGY AND WOOlSEY ifo, thls ,.ats ,,.es toai
',aa'lnr5" boz BIZ kEFiNtb SLGAl.S u; Tie i.r
loaf cents per pound When Than Eve packages az
rushed II do Go purchased. halt cent Ds pound
PeSte-'d 1X do DO alditionsL
The above are packed al fo:cwT
ioayes, IN brs OF 30 lbs
Cra.b.d N bh. Of 20 '' No char-e for psexars.
tuScefef IN 60 ot.:Sl .'
Apply 10 tire Nav York Paien; sugar ensfy coz. II south
aEG Mouts5meyy at - Wall 81.
n B. Orteu out othe city mast be accompanied by remit
snca sul lms
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/ UZERNE COUNTY. 81 The Commonwealth nh Of leaa
IL sSvunia. To the Sheriff Of SAL! county. GREETING.
l. homas Clarke make yon secure o prosecuting hi. cai
then we conmuDd you thnt summon by good aud a"u
sumuOGer baac NrOct nnd JOsepis ,rng and their fuf
vyo rnd his heirs. and assicns 1uieecs holding the ute
of portion of the land. and William. Thorn. N"fna!
fu' G"opsr. A. QqscSen9ush. WiInm E Ross. IiSf"arn
RugalPs. H. Gns"ud, A. leoy, John X. ownend. J'seph
Wright. Robert Nchol. and Isaac Vfocr, Tor wh"rn.
slt nni other sad land, held by the aforesaid 1us
tees nd ;heir and each Of their heir and legal
preventative. lne Of your county ihn, they 30
a1d appear before our Judge at Wkesbane, at c1un
Court o Common Pens. ther- 10 be held h Monday oi
November ncI'. 10 show wherefore whereas they the sd
Ihonas md the snd deientnnS together and undivided 90
hold trHci 81 lnrd Providence tonsh o. uzerne
county nnd nie 9f syvnnln bounded uohcy b, land
1 fhncl. a. t. Smith, eHefiy By the line Of tie to.n'hp
o Providence southery by lands Of Conner Philip and wet
cry 10y ;be l.nckhWSna. rOntnIEng eight hnndrrd
oi land, less The belonging Plaintiff begE
The ouh par and portion at the same the The
said Defendants partition thereof them made
cofdIng to the laws and customs of this Commonwealth IN
such cse nnde and provided do caDsny md 10
dome do not permit, very uGInY. md the laws
and custons Il, said And have you then there
ol those snmmoner. and TINS writ Witness the Hon John
y COnynghDn President al .aId Wilkesbae.
The ninth day OF August; A. y. Eighteen funded and Fory
FOUr a DFiDKD pru,huno'nry.
Whkosbare. Aug. IL nuls Nv
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x-4 ONE OF THE MOST VALUABLC FARMS IN
ETE The STATE or CuNNE.TlCIT. Is N, now @ "iie'@
lcny cu,aed land, md me premise large d"ein
.n,c excrert repair together with al oe rec.Ssafy oul
buildings Il eag situated tin ies p New Haven an
10 Sew York the location ~ &c tourd Ia be enceecnsh
ies!rable. For 'trtnt7 lniO-msyicl Apply 10 .
ri S-Ei-i. SSH IL, tita!usy ana CDuEssl!ef.
,sIDt; y Liberty ST y. Y.
PARTICULARS Of the Farm IN Huntington Township
L. l. DYER SD since bv w x + lnps-o't
ra be had ther ohee, 10 South 81. corner OF Nads
hu'h
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:..oey;. CHURCH BELLS AND TOWN CLDCkS
! 90 The subscriber. who awarded Diploma
the New York Sate Fairs of 1889 and ls42 iox th,
go bes; toned Church Bell and Glso n Silver Heia 10
ice oes, Bel. and diploma br Town Clock. eIni
oed a. the FciI Ui the Amenran Institute IN October a
prepared his Foundry West Tiny SewYorS. 70 fur
1i Ees of from - 10 10 Co lbs nude ofthe best mateaIs
.arraateh 20 rhd and tone TO peaee-nss:scs 20 them
Cast lion Yokes with Noye1h.e AIMS Ths
=nand Bells evidence thai be gwen
excellence Order. have been received from the CHnada
nd MI The State and s5G 40 have been furnished
gsre, pacsx m the STATE Ne.T York from Foundry
Town GocSs I4eyelnE and Surveying n6trunep's Cope
nd Bras Tes-lugr. e. sIc .,, 49,, ..-,.
-,is 1-l ANDREW hENFEI.S-
-NHg GRgA~ SECRET DiSCOV2RED-CONANT"S
4 PATENT YEASr.-TEs Y,a Is a Hcd which. being
combined IN p.u- chemical proportions sika ni
negnaes the dough ith lcld gas. atfc
" - 81 pruducluS PERFECT sREAD la the Use 81
CONAN - PA EEI YEAST
here never cau be good for hlving poor bread
herrcal certainty Just as mGtbemai
M certainty and If the benc be { hight, .ppns, and
If IN wor be not perte = II Is ber-r,e the portions
he Yeast S.eatus not exactly right. I'll common
nod. o. rnisns dough b. the slow of v
t1fiou the mode hy almost instantaneous ee
You may ke and bake II. anu have e able. too
70 tary minutes. and bot cold you llk without
danger to your health Sold wholesale and retail by
81 P. MUSSEY, Clinton Hall.
aus If come, Of BeekIsn and Nassaultyeets-
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HzNRY C. SCorT. Dep'v Sheriff
Now York. July 9Th. ls44. iy2I law 6w

TNPURSuA Of an O'ier of the Surrogate Of ihe loupu
oi Newf"s notice hereby given t nil ner:on. having
claims against Charles WH!ser late Of The CITY u New York
Counsellor at Law deceassd the same with the
vouchers thereof tn the subscriber. his Office No b Wal
eet, the tity of New YORK. before The egheenih
day Ut January Dated New York the 18th day O JULY
1874. lIYl3 lawtm WM. EMERSON. EIscuinf.
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SryAK FrrAsA>rLY.-Dou't speak So cross 10
that toy. Wnat he is apprentice! He has
feelings rs we'll Tell hiIn pleasantly 10 d
Ila ION, and he wilt go about il Immediately. AID
DO il as soon snd ss well ss NJ car. II you loms
cross and snap ii, him, he viii not csre no" much
tune he takes, and no" bGnslipsl. The work is done
THIS ma, be wrong in the boy-bai II Is human II
Iure You can coax, but you cannot drl.e.
lpor;lrad Express.
PowtR OF IMAe,S,rioN.-Cariyie tells the sio-
!, o! shos, wn;ch haan'ed Il house m Sc,''a'
&c .u?i-d by credG!ous se"re; bat "hca' Il i.'sssi
anon proved 10 be rust, old nra, jack, lex coor.
whc,. IA lis cr-ak'ng rsing r-voia"o :, ave ."rth
,ones hch fertile is sinarion twisted it o. once
t,Sas hap-hnp ha py; now fm NEE e'oaie.
3Ior gouxD III. body o. c1lo'ed man
ras ,ouId on 'Vr.scay aiternooa l,log IN 'le
wa,sf at TAG end o. the wharf near The ory dock'
:, the Charlestown navy yard. 1t had aPpa-
rently been IN the water some lime.
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y VIRTUE oq Precept >sued o,.t Of uui under The A
), Of III. Court - over ai cn ner. 10 me- diiece and de
yerrli l'rIli,ru ct.by mNdr, that Cour y oyer
,, afnirrt nod In Delivery m Tor ity nd Comfy
O. Nr Will be held N tie C;g ilnll Of the % Cry ~
ri: Monday Ui september neS. nnG all per sons bIuro %
ep.nr Toy ryCufnLace otherwise. and NJ. suce p the
Peace, ,uunsr. IN. toH lnc. .ei'y Constable atd Maj
,. s gnl all perua, bound prosecute. sad cnur he
hen nnd there. their proper persons with their fD,,
recunIs Indictments und o.et Ieneabmncs> 10 do ihse
things ,hch ~ their offices behalf shall eppertain 70
5e done. -.
Gwen under my hand nt the Sherf office he 18TH day
July ls;i and %; our lndep; nceuce he 6ln
Dotted jGl, 18th. is44. WILLIAM JONES, Sheriff
Yi3 iGwtSI
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LEGAL.
HENRY n. COLLIER.
AI.S LII Enl lIER


ATTORNEYS LAW AID SOLICITORS IN CHASCERr,
VA Ill. attend {" my bsne>s that may be entrusted 70
w then in the various courts Of law aud equity .heJ
will attend personally the collection and securing Of de-
runds any o the state The business Will be under The
general supervision AID counsel oi their inther-
JOHN \ COLLIER
u C.,ntv X -iN 7ns
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Ia one corner OF the Catholic cemetery at New.
Orleans. Is a olain marh tomb. shaded by o
heauIuul pamegranate. Upon The slab that closes
,hc entrance is scul.Iured the proud crest oi tie
nobe fiisiy OF De r. Underneath this is ;
wreath, woven in w,th the f;,~eis oi which, Is
the name U! a. LEANoR
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c FOR sALE-a most valuable FilsM cnniTlnns ,rg T.,
,+; aI whole hy DIVISIONS t.lrhu Uy
sirdntsdnn YoIS Gay, l!ud."n D.. ahnu' ihf;'
lr. ler-.y t;v ie qun!ry of the s"lI rin''' BE-
.u7ra..c, pscrc. vercs hsia4 10 high s'a" 81 ruVn
tun he ur siect hI.h ard commanding ewbfacins rr
eytcr,e ,nd hay m ertsrnc rir1 "it ty hg' as.'
and II ,'!sun Hlgsr,. -
tent ere -rot Hws!uns-i'G i'G-e', Win culivl.e
on sad Far,H with irul; "f vrnnu- kinds. 49,,
neicnl,ltond ever ygny fc>urcub % md agree hls.
said arm 5e HdvgftGco;y d'Tfs iut1 number n
~orG,ry with elegant county and oariut ptn-peci
.hcgiuukIc ul snli property may be hni 81 Ran
CIS PRICE l..q OC.. second iJuI No q Pine;fce'
"t Of T. H. WAkEMAN ESQ. nj 'h- American S'iuiie
who authorized further purcuars. n elue ana
~ st,,. tha mice term, &c nu2J 3nwaw
rsy.r. FOR ShIE-hn rlsEant Country Rs.ilence. and
~ Fam or ~ OfeAceiIcrt Land. near Ne~bursh
The House rrse. nlt s:tuAtcd 10 he "u
sk, of grove old forest tree. The Lawn winch com
p,es about = nrr=s well is with itut an'i gfni.ah
cudi ing the Lawn and within iew rods ol the lio,e
beau m iasc rs ~ GcI- wh sc benEs nfe ofnniieh
~ y ,nis, anL Inf.e ne outhu nss are a l'nrn
urnee-i iluuse Ice Eou.c, Inquire ot AvinnT % ~
.,,s.t " ' - a3i 2N'
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S,HE4irf'S SAI.E-By virtue Of a o t-r Fa"ius 10
- directed and tcn eJed w eNpo,e fo' .ae 10 The
tctbue OF the 'y ha' Monday tie hh dny u! Sepfm
bef nextAli the right utle and nteiet which Jpe Baek
hugl had on the 1rh OF April Sii or at tine tersni
hose hHDGs he be the Oo~irgt de
Scthen pfuefty vlzA those iuLI cefnn L"is pieces OF
pagcl, ui lnnd. ste. lynx md beng on the norh~esery
side the Eghti Avenue. hcw.e htty -veD and r.
ecr ie nte Ninth ia in the Cry ni New
YORK.. known AMI distinguished nnp en,!ed Map of he
+ r,i bJVI>Inn al he Esnt- VI SUmue tnnn siuHrd n
the Ninth Nhi ni t- CITY Ot New York, su'vsy.d Dc'bef
one n0- III EElt undec and FUrv b, DInlel twen.
tify surveyor 10y the uuiefs following To wU.-Numtef
nnetwee 70 twenty - > tS-uty-Ore t3 nnd twenty Two
- the several .O md Ogrtier
breadth Eghh and alo H,psfv,sh
trrt inches and IN length each sde hundred
fe-trrd bo1Bded -outh Eistefy EEhtn
enue. rhWr>efy by Lot known and distinguished on The
nf -ad. by the number hre. t23 S'ut Wet
-y by Lot eighteen tS sad aud North
Ea.ierly by lhttyelsL,h street aforesaid
WM. JONES. Sheriff.
IizNRY c. ScoTT. Depv Sheriff
New-York. juy 9Th. lsA jy27 law 6w
IN PURSUANCE Of an o,ier Of the Surrogate Of he County
o NewY"rk notice hereby given t nil ner:on having
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7 AW CARD-JouA NJ. UUrUELD. ul ArcHE4, slssHsp-
Lp will attend 10 lega business m may be conhde I" nm
N the Superior Courts Of the STATE. favorable professional
connac ion in wil enable him IN attend I" bn'n-
II, hn Psrhss Gftkg. state Nnichs2 lie e'ts i
(,r,rt = Barton Van Ara'e. Cauldwc1 erd
mi, i.rlr1;, ag-nt 10, B-pwn Warnocs
i,-tt-.rS [, g., .ii..cOm 4; t;aJ!,
san rc-hrfn !,crtf l.ararv.
NiliWr ,iaiH "
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Si NJ retail h A. y. K d. Sands. Druggists.
;n - Fuon-st. a3 Brordway; Il East Broadway rtce
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rEBKiNC'S RESTORATIVE CORDTAI.-S" luHy Gee
: b5nie.i for he cuIs Ct EYsrEpSlA. NERVOUS Ar
-ECrlDNS. DEBILITY. &c. prepared and sold. whole
e md retail By The PROPRIETOR, N No Mrrny 81 II mas
10 be obtained of the following r-c;ale nrggS, nj
ipthcrn-ics viz: :. isDmwuil 81 William ST.; Ruslt''L
Co ii0 Broadway ard 10 ,snr House: WIN. Rur.sI.
t'ourtinnd A. B u Snnd - Futon \. u Sands
70 IA Brondway David Sards {. Co.. ~ East Broadway
sraeI Minor. 2l ful,on ST.; TaTnnt ts Greenwchs ST.;
lby 35 Pearl 81 J. l.. Schefeln, ia Canal 81 J. s. >
toddng,nn i Hudson st.; E. Chnseney. l50 Bowery E. L.
Cotton .65 Repckcr street
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Cot JHUOf 6 MEYERS, 81 BRoADWAY,
MANUFACTURER ERS OF LAMPS. GlRANDOIES
Va CaIDELABRA: G,c. and Deaiers IN HpUSE-FUE-
TlSHNii GOUis gsDsralIY-IJsipg connected with o
he largest .anunciores IN the JARED Sntes they
,!sd 10 offer LAMPS Candesbt. for Churcnes Hail. H0
sasonr5e tcrr,s and Of su,y De surpassed IN TN.
~ other county especial at;sG.on nved 70 they os
nd nip lamps 10, economy aad gEt. superdng all oihe
siore public No s th1 7orz soLD and TWO 51LvIE
xpALs Rave Ehin the las: years been cwsrded y fe
.cvcu-e oI the,r superiority this class ot good. Tt
oc z-s respectfully lrSited to cad and eI2niae oitheIr
< caus--s7 Ts41.ss ,ur2liei at a4ctn.5 9rices.
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FOR LuyuON-PacAes Of s~.'"oA-r i ~.
~ c-kei .t-p : T. JAMES 8. L. N,eyer ras-i. Nj
SstS. All a. nbve her regular day fcfiresh &C.
.up.rtof rccf ;fnoiat"Gs a9?y 10 the Csp;sia %
h.,rt at :ss.' Il hiaiten La,- ~ ~ . 49,,
0'@'- - GRtNNEIi.. NINTURN & 90 : Sourhs.
The s,t mp & ApI AItH. h"".Es B-;'on. TA'er,
;ir ..c.. The + James and sa.l SEPT a,h her r.su
80 - sui3
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THE TRIBUNE.
From TIE CIeVeIand fIcfGd.
l. E A N O R:
A SEQUEL To Love AND ITS DoINGs.

A SEQUEL To love AND ITS DOTNGs."
We sa,d the ring gwen By Lean"r, on the
night of the Masquerade Bal at the tecon
Theatre Of Habana, Was the only clne the
stranger from the Nurth'and had for Inc iden.
tity Of the forsakcn bat passionate daughter o'
Castile" This was not strictly the case, 10:
on tha. memorable night she wore br2ceiet oi
a peculiar fashion, the principal oFnaiatnt o'
which was an uucommonIy large cq'l, tuat
cacgh, and refracted all the grata;:ons OF coio'
from the brilliant lights of the chandeliers, and
winch recalled To :he mipG O: the stranger the
beautiful lines Of the Countess CT Bessihgton:
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of The blood. - g., ga. ,,.. ,s all

.-.et, rNN Whai would It tr n complTison WIN
state Tree from CHsa'; God;, eopb nP,
a,ihmu Difficult preap Tickling GI RI:lac y tN
e,heI N eIcnes OnI, prepared By DIR. SMAYNE, y "
corner OF EIGHTH and RACE streets. P!lLADELPtlA:
.ttset: B. Warner ~ B!eecker Of Nnetn street,
and r. A. Sands Church D;Gensary ls Bo%ery Corner {"
Pierce < arfion 30 Broad street. Newark, y j. J4nnhqS
r Hall. No Union ,use' Brewer: Stevens s4inns =
Watington street and Ransom & steven No 35 Nnshng
ION street Boston w II. rece, Albany, n. Y and BacSs
4 Rul. No. "a RIVER street. Troy, y. !. a'i 3m
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Also. general assortmen, of Office. PafIof and GSsta
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GREELEY s. MeELRATa.
Tribune buiicinSs, Nsw.Yo
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-05-03
NO. 46.

him; il was a bite-ihat's ALL He's a
lazy, good-lor-nothing dog, and you'd
better sell your right in him the tlrs,
chance YOU GET After some further talk
Samuel acknowledged that Geek was his
brother. Tie gentleman advised him to
buy him; bu, Samuel protested that h9
was such a lazy vicious dog that he wan
ted nothing to do with him. The gen.
,leman began to have SO bad an opinion
Of his bargain, that he offered TO sell the
fugitive for sixty dollars. Samuel viii,
apparent Indifference, accepted the terms,
and the necessary papers were drawn.
Isaac Il. Hopper was in the room during
the transaction, and the colored man re-
quested him to examine the papers 10 see
that all was right. Being assured thai
every thing was in due form, he inquired,
and is Geek now free =! YES, entirely
Free Suppose was Geek, and that
was tie man that bought me; couldn't he
take me ? Not any more than he could
take me- said Isaac. AS soon as Samuel
received this assurance, he made bow to
the gentleman, and, with additional fun
in face always rogush; said, Your
servant, sir: am Zeek.'-Nrs. CAHNs
letters from New York.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-05-03

We NAV mention two other instances
of barbarity. almost without parallel,
As the sun was setting, says Kendall,
those who were in front were startled by
the report of two guns, following each
other in quick succession. We turned
to ascertain the cause, and found that a
poor unfortunate man named Golphln, a
merchant who had joined the expedition
with small amount of goods, had been
shot by the rear-guard, for no other reason
than he was too sick and weak TO keep
up. He had made bargain with one of
the guard to ride his mule for a shor, dis
lance, for which he was to give him his
only shirt. While in the act of taking it
off, Saazar ordered soldier to shoot
him. The first bali only wounded the
wrctched man, but the second killed him
instantly, and he fell with his shirt sill
about his face.
The next day,,lust as morning dawned,
a man named Griffith gave out. He had
been wounded by the Indians, had ridden
mule until his faculties we're nearly par
alyzed with the cold, when he jumped off,
and again undertook to walk. Too weak,
however, and too lame to travel, he sank
TO the ground. A soldier told him to
rise, or he would obey the orders given
by Salazar, 10 put all to death who could
not keep up Griffith made one feeble
and Intellectual effort. The attempt was
too much. He cast an imploring look al
the soldier, and while doing so, the brutal
miscreant knocked his brains ont with a
musket! His blanket was then stripped
from him as the reward of his murderer,
his ears were cut off, and he was thrown
by the road, another feast for The buzzards
and prairie wolves
Salazar robbed these poor prisoners,
and nearly starved them to death, al
though he had cattle wherew to feed
them. On arriving at Ell Paso, he was
put Under arrest for his cruelty, robbery
and murders, by order of General Elias,
aEd late account informs us that while
on recent expedition in the Indian coun-
try, stealing horses, he was waylald, kill
ed and scalped, and his body left to gorge
the birds aud beasts of prey.