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in direct line to the Pacific, is only twelve miles,
while its southeastern extremity is only fifty miles
from the Caribbean sea, part of the Atlantic, ira
versed the whole distance by the st. John (St juan
river. .
The Lake Nicaragua is connected by a small riv-
err with another small lake to the northwest of it,
called Lake de Leon which ITSELF is fifty miles long
and nearly thirty wide, and sufficiently deep for the
largest ships. Its westernmost border is but thir-
teen miles from the Pacific, and five from the river
Tosta, which enters that ocean; and the height OF
intervening ground is only hfty-one feet above Its
own surface which last is only three feet higher
than the Tortosa. .
The river ST. Juan, passing from the southeast
ern extremity Of Lake Nicaragua to the waters OF
the Atlantic ia said to be navgable throughout its
whole extent during the rainy season; and even IN
the dry season. Notwithstanding falls or caaracts at
one point, ii is said by Mr.. Thompson to be navga-
bic for vessels of three and four feet Of water and for
vessels at all seasons drawing ten to twelve feet
of water from thirty to thirty-6ve leagues from Its
mouth.
To convert this into permanent, cheap, and useful
overland route, would be very easy, as II pos
sesses il seems to me, superior advantages tor heavy
Transportation as well for the comfort and econ
omy Of the passengers over any other, inasmuch as
the transit OF the peninsula could be performed al
most the entire distance by water-cra, which Is al
wsys cheaper than any sort Of land-carriage.
For instance, lines Of mail steamers could ply be-
tween Port ST. Juan and New Orleans in one direc.
ton. and New York in another. From Port ST
Juan packet steamers drawing 10 or ~ feet Of water
could ascend the greater part Of the river ST. Juan
in the dry season, and in the rainy season the en-
tire distance. probably through the lake to within
1871 miles Of the Pacific, where the country could
be crossed easily by railroad to bay on the Pa.
ciic The intervening land is very favorable to the
construction of a railroad. The Lake Nicaragua,
on its surface is only about l34 feet, and It's bottom
only 4oI feet above the level Of the Pacihc- NE
y.s onlv 10 feet in the whole ISL miles, as was
proven BY 347 levels, taken about 100 yards apart
| IN I7sl.--(see Thompson's Guatemula, pages, ply
1 500 Or the water carriage might be continued be
yond this point to the Lake Leon TO within IL mile
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AUDuuoNs orADgUPEDs OF NoAIa AVE AT a.
-,rb,o .uner, work in which all Americans must
fol liveIr interest, IL now about half completed
Nd :, ~. finished within the two years ensuing.
tr,cb pnnber contains Ave Plates representing one
~ more animals, drawn from and often of the size
Of life as vel as perfect in proportions, cooring'
DC Price $40 per number. The letterPrcas de-
scripons of the habits haunts, &c OF the snifnai''
will fl three royal octave volumes ana WIZ DC 'u'
,;.haa n subscribers without extra charge
To estimate fairly the importance OF tnis WORK II
.,,.4 no horne in nind that many CT the animals
NOR. denea.ed are passing away end must be de-
iced .oon OK never. The great Naturalist, zoo,
must be expected soon 10 pay the deb. OF Nature
though still active and ardent Wehave heard that
he was bent on atartng of himself to Texas to pro-
cure the necessary specimens CT the qpadrupeds Pc
culiar to that country but persuaded TO let his
sop go instead he has, in pursuing his labors 0:
love as Naturalist, spent years in the savage soil
tudes of the Rocky Mountains, visiting the Canadas
Texas Mexico. &c.
To men Of wealth, and especially those OF refined
and literary tastes. this work will inevitably com
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Subscribers among rs, 10 pay its expenses here
and leave The author the proceeds OF bis European
subscriptions as reward for his genius and his On
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BROOKLYN AFFAIRa

FIREs-Al about half past on Sunday morning
an alarm of fire was given from the Of Hish and
Jay stree,e, grocery occupied By George Il Pc
ters. TIE building owned by Mr.. Peter Hyde The
IRE originated j, Is supposed, from locooco
Some of the inmates rescued with considerable
difficulty owing to the dense smoke The severiiy Of
the night and the condition OF the sree, added greatly
10 Inc labor Of the remen. One hook and ladder COM
pany mustered ;hnly that they had no: force enough
10 drag their cart Copying the example the ioremsa
Mr. Morehouse those who there sez-d their hooks
and what else they could carry shoulder hight and
went 70 work with good will Damage 70 the stock and
building about $50 both insured
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TEE sAspw1cs IsLASDs-The Ereasng F0a
publishes the following statement of Mr.. Richards
and voucbes in strong terms for the character oil tns'
gentleman as a man OF the s;ernest integrity. one
would suppose that people could md objects OF
oppression enough among the millions OF Africans
and Indians in our country; bu, the fact seems
otherwise and 50 they seek out these hapless and
1nodend;ng islanders SIS proper objects OF Ihei.
tyranny and outrage VIII not all right thinking
Americans cry shame
The fourth article OF me Lapace trea,y OF July
18th. !S39, Is as follows:
No Frencha,au. accused CT any crime whatever
et,e De tried except by jury composed of foreign
sifc1tz proposed b tie French Consul and approved
~ the government OF the Sandwich Islands
Tbi. r-ea:r was presented under Circumstances
lrox-n 70 he -5rld which his najesty felt were 20
imperative. thar be could Tot withhold his sig
nature.
on the 18th day of February, 1914. the British
Consu! General requiring for British subjects Prvi-
leees equal 10 these granted to the French present
ed 70 the king treaty drawn up IN London ana
based or that OF France
As the Consul General was no. empowered 70 al
Ter Il il 71y essential parcula--his Majesty signed
It a. it but sent 70 London by the first oPporiu
n:y remonsirance against the article based on the
one above quoted.
During the same month, ;he United States Com
rnissione7s sent TO the Hawaiian government pro
test against the same article His majesty he'd
moreover, CT great expense sent commissioners 10
France with express Instructions 10 secure, if pos
sib!c modification of that srtice. and they received
special encouragement from NJ. Guizot that ii
should be done.
Down to the present moment, however, neither
the French nor English Consul has ever claimed the
right 10 appoint Jury, where was not required
by Hawaiian statute, or where the fine was SO low
as ffty dollars. The frs; and only demand OF this
kind ever made was By Wul. Hooper, Esq. Vice
Commercial i gent Of the United States Of America,
in favor OF John Wiley charged with violating the
chastity of q young Hawaiian female.
By This demand the girl was TO BE- deprived OF
having single one of her own corntrymen TO sit
upon jury and all her hope OF redress must rest
in the bosom OF foreign consul, and thereby the
principle be established by the irresistible demand
OF Christian government that in ell future time the
Laws ofthe Hawaiian Islands shall give no protection
10 the chastity OF their daughters sganst The assault
Of foreigners except through the voluntary benevo-
leuce of foreign agent
It is now said that ihe Secretary OF State ut Wash.
ingion Mr.. Calhoun has approved the above de-
tmeud, and that II must be executed. II true. the
vir,uous mothers and daughters OF America will
weep for the females OF Hawaii. and public seuti-
nent will compel the government 10 do justice.
For the correctness of the above statenen; of
facts the responsibility rests on
WILLIAM RICHARDS.
HONOLULU, Oahu, sept. 9th, lsi5.
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Henri Clay und the Cola and Silver Artisans
Of Newly ork.

Henri Clay rnd the Cola aDd Sii'sF AFtisa"'
OF Nev-york.
b. the favor OF the Committee appointed 5T the
Gold and Silver Artisans Of our City, We are ena-
bled 10 lay before our readers the following interest
ing and gratifying Correspondence:
Nrw.yoKz November Goth. l5i5.
Hon. HENRY Cay Dear Sir The unoersleIea na'e
the homer present % Tou il the pane o. ;ne GoLD
STLvEa ARTISANS OF the Ciiy OF Nei OF a .og &c
coupanyng Silver Vase small tE.oI'e o. ma oseP
respec, entertained % them for your many suao7 ser
vices and especially your uDiirns Zeal ssu % your
sckro wladscd crnsausts abilities tr eieTsfins ne
Working Men Of This country 10 the stson % "lcH as
laws oil Nature and Natures God eutae tHs;a:
Eo-s~e- mach men may 6=r % &c tue poleJ o. ne
General Government upon many or:sri measures we
feel quite confident tEat PROTECTION TO AEAeAA ~
c-sTFE 50 4oas and z=a-ousr acvocarl .! yo- - -
:irls -ou more than sy ohsr Arsr1cs' - le
THANKS gratitude OF tie Mechanical portion OF your
ieovv-citlzens II cast
we can in behalf OF ;hs Gold and Silver artisans Of
the formation q the Tariff 81. Of si2 and especially Z
procuring T Us at t.t tine, cjr az Oassr MINIS .0u
jailed 81 adequate and G4i ?.oiecho3 a=s. 'o's'sH
lnpoItat!ons. NEE; from u or aeAILs.: ian
We beg OF yoG ibeu accept o. is Hl9-i-- Oh
cur gratitude, and remember. s. o,ts1 as J"t ''H tou
it that Il cones from Mechanical portion OF qur fai
low.ctzens, who feel Themselves greslE indebted 70
you. and tase this method OF acknowledging ~
!, may not DC out OF place al tSIs TINE 70 sie 20 yo o
oenefc!sy the present Tariff hrs secten our business
We UOuid BREEZY state that Tor seTers ears %
facturers had been gradually declining ui vo found
Ourselves upon the ve-y brink 81 ruin In competing
=Th fo-ciSa rr1nlaess the AMI no longer rag VIE
the sdsoc1s notes OF etped indusTy-sl esio-c Is
gloom and dienes, with Esi- Iany oaneu s'ccts
We Ell re-; that. rniess the Pro:stlUe ocy was again
adopted oy the General Government Te must gre up
business tna had years Of toll 70 acquire nceea
very many @: well advanced in ie) and geek otaeT
occupations
On the other hand since the passage Of tie Ta:i OF
1912 the business Of the Gold and Silver Artisans has
been steadily increasing until st me present time snc
we take great pleasure IN stating H. our business enjoys
as greet sate Of prosperity the most saRgOlne couc
desire.
Permit aid sir, whether yoU continue ~ reside
in ;he sric; retirement Of Ashland surrounded v al nc
comforts ard erdearmeHs Of family a5sseiatioas and
coaeciousness Of having through long ie serd your
country faithfully md honesty or are again called ny
your fellow citizens 20 take PSI n TIC councils OF the
Nation the iane Of HENRY C,-r viii 90 remembered
5y me Gold and Silver Artisans OF The CITY OF Hei orr
with gratitude end admiration
Your much Obliged and humble servants
Nm. ADAMS, EDWARD J. PRlME,
MOSES g. BALDWIN DANIEL CARPENTER,
ALFRED G. PECKHAM, DAVID DUNN.
it's
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DIED

On sunday morning, March |, after short but severe
Illness Mrs HANNAH HOLDEN in her 59th year frm
in the hope OF u blessed immortality hereafter,
The friends of the family, and of her nephews John
u Lyell Rev. Thomas MaIlaby and brothers. and o;
Nicholas Curro respectfully invited - attend her
funeral from her lsc residence AT Iompkinsve Slater
I,lsnd this day. March Sd at hslfpast | O'Clock P n
Sl.iphs will be readness at the landing and persons
taking thu - o'clock boat from Tho city tbs
evening.
HARVEY NEWELL In tho 74ih year Of his eye ate;
brief illness OF irc days His death Is deeply lament
I'd by al who knew him.
A. New.Lebanon Columbia Co n. Y. on the 2ji ut
JOHN TlbBIrS formerly of spenceuown in the 7Q;h
wear of hts ace
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sn1ns I,erI E.Intc.

u JtHIfs LUIt
Two story brcS house and lot Smith, next to Bal.
est (Brooklys) POT BY 90 2?cU
To, corner OF Navy and Tillory SITS (Brcokyn)Q 90
front Is rear by 10 feet. Sc
> lots on Hillary adjoining Nsvy.st Brooklyn, 2lby
20 feet 1875 each.
lot ON Hillary near Navy.s Brooklyn 81 by 70 r. sc
lot on Hilary near Navyst Brooklyn, 81 by SCI f. +Co
lot on Navy near Hillary st. Brooklyn, 2lt front.
10 f. rear by III 500
lor on Nsvy. Tillsryst Brooklyn, 2lt feet
front. lG rear. By % 81.
81 < H. LuG!0tc IS Co.
% lots n side of i9h.st between ll,h and l2thsv.
eHuce, S265 each. .-----.-- ogs:
~ DO : do do do go do 7QS
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Communication

TO 1lix PUBIC Observing s..iE II the n 7 Herald
false staeDsnts n regard the ship John Ainurn say
ing sad ship away from the n York Pilot 8oaf Bios
sc1 u Is false in every respect for as soon az the GOAT
could De made OUT from the brig Peconc- in company
wiki the John Mntn-u me ship shortened SAL and Kept
OF snd hove 70 for the boat Furthermore the snip was
not cranped on the land stated b. the Herald me
wind bspg moderate the time, but might csFe get
vel or shore II they had chose to hsve done So
WIN. c. PARK, Master Of brig Peconic.
MARCH ID, 1916.
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Il We would cal, the especial attention of res
dem TO An EasleEyed Glance q, England which viii be
found in letter from London first page
the letter from Tavoy Britain India which will be found
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IyDIAy-The Wisconsin Herald says that the
Winnebagoes 500 in number, have crossed the Wiscon
sin river and gone into Pnery some fifteen OF th-ir
men women and children captured, and are now
under guard.
The drawing of the oops Of Texas has lef the NorI
Western frontier comparatively unprotected EoTt AZ
knson g zarrisoned oy but raf company OF Dragons
The Indians OF the netciency OF this small force
informed, guilty OF frequent acts OF violence
and naturalization.
THE LIE Roy WATcH CAsE.-Tbe LIE Roy Ga
zete states that Miss ngha the defendant in the cee
bra:ed watch case, who mucted in s3OC0 damages
for SANDER intends carrying the matter to the Supreme
Court, en- bill OF exceptions.
ANOTHER CRAsH.-We learn that on Wednes-
day las, another bach OF smashed TO pieces on
TIE Railroad pesr Wayne The freight train seems 10
hare been dashed up against the breaking all ou
one These are IN addition 70 the FIRE destroyed On
Tuesday. lDetoit Ao''
WATER FOR BosToN.-A bill Yves reported on
Friday in the Senate of Massachusetts 70 furnish the
city Of Boston with an ample supply of pure water from
Long Pond. in Natick and birmingham
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r. Col. B. 7. MILLER, published BY us as Loco Sr
pervisor elect of Conkhn, Rroome Co. was the E2ig
candidate-dcfea,ed he prefers TO be known ss de.
seated Wing rather than a successful Loco
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TIE Murs.-we hsve received no Mai l,o-

Washington later than Friday morning, and as We
20 to press there less Than four due from ,sat
metropolis also one from Boston and one from
Albany
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NETWORK TOWN ELECTIONS.
CHEMUNG coUNTY-surESvIsoss,

IdEMUNO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
WhiS Toa,as.
CAsnsns &C. w. Buck cothariue- -Eston Agard
Cati;H- John Z. Brown.
Loco Foco Toscrs.
ss Fias'. Va &, Taule' p'r....--.- Bella Sanford
Etsird - w. Wtsucr. CoyatG. Samuel Ellis
Erin Daniel Lang Southport. T O Scudae-
pssada. Sol Barnis!. Elected Union Tickets.
Seven Loco.Focos and three Wings same %
lns. year.
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oUrs1DE.-Frst Pase-Wsis and vul'' or the 'sins
Early History of NewYork; letter rom Lon'0h
British India as 1t is; Capital Punishment &C S'a."
Psge-Law Courts; Sales at The STOCK E@chs'se 'i"'
49, 1or,o.,. List of Let.ers. &c.
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Court Calendar.

CIRCUIT CouRr-This Da7-Nos-6 . l0l to 2l0- 3o5'
367. $50.
20 q S. 26q Part 2-Assistan. Aidermen's Room
Nos 25s u 10 Is, 10 10 lie.
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SAsDss Systematically blood co0i4in. Ins eeunsaA
Of whole -rUciusHs=h snd mere. zan-, mos
clr- ,n1oca lhs nails hc h-ir and lie bones hen
selves, nj sustained by he blood. Well ibeD may ne
called u. Of if In proportion TO The purify o. w
uld vii. B- That VI substance which II continuA
~ csngn Corr1pt blood inslesd Of proiucios 1.shJ
le.h Is likely enough develop aud ulc"fs "beo
these appear whether specific form Of scfonia, AZ
scess 10 " OF ordinary types, there 10 desfzra
believed hst ai rapidly nruiraZe he Yrus IN 'o'
blood rom which they sphn2 as S4nGs's Safs.p4IiAs
Prepared h0d rod, wholesale aa6 RETAIL ~ A. . = y
SANDS Wholesale DrGggisis 70 RloE-si 10 broa1~sy
ana n Es4i BroedVsy New York Sold also By DrugSit
.ensr,ly ghog; he United States. Price 81 ger De-
,lr .lr nnt;ss lor .
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5000 pounds pure Copper {
900 " sto 10

3gi eco pounds and the mine hardly opened 10 work 10
any advantage yet This s;e discovery shoud place the
Cla oat OF 81 distance sheaf of every thing else
and il the universal ascent Of every ins that nothing
OF 60 much richness has Jet been known in the annals OF
mining JeGnne. writes 70 ne, jan. ID thstit gets
b..tr. nd berra
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q TIE WIG ALMANAC for 1876 contains an
Article the subject Of the Oregon Territory which
viii be found very interesting this particular time L.
also Contains complete List Of all the Senators and
Members ofthe House of the present Congress besdes
amount Of other matter, Statistical Podca! and
Miscellaneous. The price i only III cent? per copy or
81 per dozen 1t may be obtained Of any Of the Book
sellers or Country Merchants.
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II Gsur9,ld5 lI41t Indicated Soap for the cure -.
pir. fc,cArs Tao. sail1ansss, Erptons, sao - .,efs
FROH B(osdusy. 81 c.1ts /. c.k- Grecian aan =,
psge.a5 liquid Rouge Tor crifn,oning Lips and
Potifre Subtt> for erGdeGtng supe!uoi hair
~ tee ,sin. L,ly WAte Tor instantly scsSetbs 5ssf
ard hu-hss rom IL. aca Acoustic drops for e1Ime d,
ness &c &c The above celebrated preparation, rEei.
Co1raGd's he found OIL; toear e In!Eol a'e'
~ Let Store FROM Broadway ., psusds-
hczxTs-g B. Tu,.le, Assembly Buildings fyassJ;
mia: Jordan Mk-st Boston Carleton 20 Rp.,gor;
ives salem w l. Gerft.h N. Bedford GUILD. oa. \
Bliss Springfield Green s. Co Worcester; Jay I'D
haven. 80
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DsAfSEss-Dr. McNalf's Acoustic Oh be. proved ssg
succ-ssfsl in curing Total deafness. We nave EI
cercates n N czens Of this city who have used us "
wlte complete success We cordially invite all Too
troubled with sny disease O! the Ear exan.as the prov
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Lardner,. Lectures. No. IL.

The Twelfth Number sf this popular work which mas
been delayed for time lowing to!oss Of Manuscript
in the hands Of the Printers and will be ready
deliver the first day OF March This number will
sin The conclusion Of the Lecture How to observe the
Heavens Two Lectures Stellar Universe and the
commencement OF the Lectures on the Steam Engine
Copiously illustrated ztth Enzravngs
Agents aud Booksellers will ples,e send sheir or.
ters Al the back nunbers can yet De supplied Price
y cents Der number
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e Be advised By has used nc vi ~
min on boots from q Cortlanist and found AZ
sr.ice iry IL This Oh renders the leather 4,
water while At .he sa,ne the durability o. tie l
yr-,tly improve. bnS 49,
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RHEUMATisM-he number afflicted With hls disIre,sr.
masdy induces the proprietor of the Compd Syrup HJdf
cd ale OF POTASH Sersspsrs and Yellow Dock Rootoia
,roducs their notice this neveraing and mmedsle'Fe
chc for s renewal II ia a0s, strongly reconmcnts11
some OF the lead * physicians 10 lha City. IL iumedss
and wonderfully eficecious properties are I've believe
without parallel IN he annals - metcinc. 500 .7li "
CHARLES III RING, Dwgsli,
Broadway. corner lylnsst
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.ll.colrra N PhlIaa.s ClamL:aI ~ LaglgoIa

fSr The discovery Of PhnIGa's Cbsmcal Hair Inyg0n
TOR Should bs chrou,ced among s great eveH.s thai lst
rired du1ng lire year gheen hundred and Ory-hYs ;or
ms rcraIr y created reYo1OG than aqy cher ..
veatiou aasng irads To axe fine appearance is m
study or ouegli rHre Eve doo't only The sdi''
- nv I,lfl anf we arc 70 flourish wc without
beAu.ifU I'D II hair krgoii should be- ch-oncedt c
cause the the hair sl fcud
dsndrf prevents he hair failing and gives gsroe
.ofl sppearancrfrs from gress- Bay It ot T. Pta4o'
2lf Brg.dwsY any OF the drug fancy sorescity aic
cUunGy-price - c-uts per bntir. large szs 81.
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u The Exeter N. HI News Letter gives the
following interesting account OF an action before the
Court of Common Pieasin that town brought BY an
unfortunate wigb, sgaus, physician, TO obtain dam
ages for malpractice In his profession
Samuel Sleeper vs. MAJ Ra,esslie--Ths was tie great
action Of the term. The paint alleged that he broke
hs collar bone. and employed the dsfendant who an II
ysican attends 20 such matters mend It that The
defendant instead OF making good joint Of the bone ia
he ought 70 do LEFT it TO together II could
ost foru coulinesR comfort, that IL Ike tie
mans head that the cart OF very ts
owner and he demanded many hundred dollars
n damages 70 make the collar bone good sgain
The defence was, tha, whatever OF misfortune bad be-
iaen the plaintiff the fault OF the patient aud no, Of
20 physician that the defendant, had put the bone IN
ne proper place. but tie plaintiff would lie, 1t stay
put that instead of keeping bis bed decent sick
sn ought no would 50 down cellar barefoot and On,
sLpses AZ big as pumpkins, whenever he'd mind TO-
w ,S sskng tho doctor; and that far from calling
L ahsendsnt for damages the plaintiff owed him as
~ an ~ NC e was worth FOR keeping his coSr bone
~ VIC 9r S.nes 6enes OF his body out of the buryn
Several NJ D,s was ~es one OF great interest.
had on,,a "ele Witnesses and the Court House
asa asi'o medical appearance aud little Of ,be sas
S n Jag. curing the eAarninsiion Tbe nv
t1 s p.Hssa eoSsr.bone uendeJ no; -, r5 ~ ~
oa ono; oy .~o hundred and fffy doilnrs go - Ue
ages. ' '"'i' Q! way OF dam
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g5- Democratic whig General Committee
regular meeting this Commies viii be held Tues
asy evening March 81 o'clock the Broadway House
Bv ordor. J. PHILLIPS PHGNIX Chairman.
AB'M Il. LAWRENCE, Vice Ch'n>
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Me Rta..,,-W.hg. lIr. Frrsa:oa. aIn eppallet,

III.
When last saw Sou, you were bald
M Fergu7p-Ah! Brown, the Sciences are MOVING GO
The day for b I'D pates "a surely cones
Dame Nature yields 70 Od1ge's tnvenno'.
And changes her original intention.
You sse my wig hs' rpots oeiow the sSn
IA g-ruir- as tho sribble on my chln.
BALsl OF CoLUMBn.-Tne only article that wiAlssp
tie nalf yynerc Il fallen oss sod genuine only az o
laud-si and ia ws the most desra5!. perfume ha, o.
used Besites It Feeps the hair free Gom dsndra. ~
duet ND <'4I-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-03

H.eDwAaE SrocG AyD sT1S6 ron sILc-Tha sut'sr.
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