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DAGUERREOTYPE.
~ ENERAL Furnishing Embellishments and Sole Agenc,
" for the sale Of

=
GENERAL Furnishing Establishments and Sole Agency
" for the sale Of
TOTGTLaENDER'S APPARATUS,
The genuine Apparatus also the best Plates
Chemicals, Polishing Materials and Morocco Cases &c
may be procured at The Subscriber Wholesale aud retail BY
VIZ r. .LANGENHEIM, Exchange, Philadelphia
Or. LANGENHEIM BECKERS. 2ol Broadway, N. Y.
" The following gentlemen have agreed a. Agents
Messrs Ltch & Whipple, Boston. Mass.
Mr.. James L. Lyon, Richmond, Va.
Mr.. g. Broadbent Columbia, s. G..
Mr.. James P. Perry, Charleston, 8. c.
Mr. 8 Noessel, New Orleans.
Messrs. johnson x Jacobs, New Orleans.
w. x F. LANGENHEIM,
40 lm%re Exchange Philadelphia
OWENS MORAL PHYSIOLOGY, or, a Brief aud PLAN
Treatise on the Population Question with alterations and
additions by H. GLOVER NJ D. Pages l3 being discussion
Of the instinct of reproduction with and drec-
tons for liz proper control For sale the Book Store No.
Nassau ST. Herald Building and other Book Stores:
also, by the Editor, Ann st. iss lw.rh
DAYTON'S SUGAR COATED BLENN ORRHGA
LOZENGES-A pleasant. safe, aud efectual remedy
for all diseases Of the urinary and genital organs
few days For sale Mess Fahnesocks Co., 40 John
street. and II Ninth Avenue, and by Druggists generally
jail lm*r
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CALIFORNIA.

Experienced Traveller forming select party OF
American Cze who will perform tour California
s,dnx the new S y N eYsd fsambe c9p,ttu.on and
volume upon subject of deep interest to ali and
should be read ~ every family Pee ii cents sale BY
Greenwich Capt B. Macy, corner of Allen Dvi-
SION 81 and Dr. Buckeisw Hicks and Orange
Brooklyn Letters prepaid directed Box 1870 Lower Post
Office. will be attepded 10. = ia Iusyc
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MUSIC.
PARTJEs furnished with the Hap and Violin say
5o East Broadway, to g. AYLIFFE, No. LII Elm street
corner of Howard. j7 1msrc
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THOMAS BATE SURVIVING partner Of the firm Of Thomas
i < James Bate Needle, Fish Hook and Fishing Tackle
Rsdditeh Ensl.sd and iea M.d.n aes
HENRY BATE and future the business will be conducted
under the firm Of THOMAS y THOMAS u: BATE.
THOMAS BATE, +
THOMAS HENRY BATE,
le1 Maiden lane. near Pearl street, up stairs
New York, Jan. s, 1876. linn
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ITO THE LADIES IN PARTICULARLY DEPILA
u HAL aenf oundh i~nlv h.naf c al Nd

1 TORY POWDER has been found highly beneficial and
Seat 70 ladies who have been afflicted with ,upeduous
lip and side Of the face, giving masculine the
whole features When used with proper and according
the toilet the Of sharp nsrnments entirely avoided
ton.
This composition infble and warranted 10 remove SUI
peTous hair After trials have received cer6-
Gates Of success which cannot be contested.
For sale, Wholesale and retail at
JULES HAUEL'S DEPOT,
46 South Third street, Philadelphia.
Arault, Lafayette Bazaar Nos io and Isl Broadway; A.
Willard, 8. w corner OF Cedar and Williams
Premiums awarded the franklin Institute nl6 lmsTe
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epot No Courtlandt street The Subscriber original
tay Shaving Soap which surpsss all other
paratoas having greatly enlarged facilities prepared
to ate orders line We have constantly
hand han h hiy scented Alnend Rose musk wna.or Palm
Croton eating Soap and splendid article well suited
for Baths and private family warranted sink and
general s:.9 sms1t Of both Fors.n
celebrated Crystalline Candles for the West India and
South American markets. warranted to stand climate.
Gece: Dru gist and dealers in general requested
call and examine for Themselves.
jas lm+r JOHNSON, VROOM & FOWLER.
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Y1a FIRST RATE FAKM-Beonging to the Estate
IN Of c. Harett deceased formerly krown az the Jere-
Campbell Farm lying on the Turnpike Road lead
and mles from the latter place The New Jersey Rail-
road also, which by has regular stopping
!. in high state Of cultivation contain. 200 q
Of wood the Of the Farm admirable divided by
into Pasture, Meadow, and Grain growing Land.
good, consisting Of Dwelling House with room. besdes
Wagon House. Stable separate from Barn. Cribs Granery
&c There failing well of excellent water the
kitchen door, There also excellent Apple Orchards Of
grated trees in foil bearing.
The above property offered for sale in order that
next 7 will be offered Is public auction lha, day
OF the purchase money remain bond and mortgage
per cent.
further particulars apply to George Cnch Esq Upper
Bulls Head New York; James Wright the Farm Ellis
b. Freeman, Woodbridge
GEpkGE Gil GILI,NCH, ; Executors.
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JOHN BARLEY,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
lac Broadway and 20 Liberty street,
REIN ds5oas Of selling the balance Of his large stock Of
Fall and Winter Goods, suitable for GenemenS OF
ton Of Eentemcn about purchasing.
he lso oers the balance Of his well stock Of
READY MADE CLOTHING,
eons'sng Of Dress and Frcck Goats Pants and vests Surtou
Cloaks, Backs and Office Coats, which will be sold
iron now till the list OF February,
AT COST.
large and choice assortment Of Shirss Scsrf Crava
Hosiery a1a under Apparel, constantly on hand,
made and trimmed, and ht warrauted
I7- For sale. asplendid Coachman's Coat dis lu+mc
I AWRENCE, MYERS 4 Co, q Ssone street. have ne
received per ships Eperver and Sea- the undsrmsntioned
0nrd Dupuy Co. IN half pipes, pale and dark viasases
BoTP'Ss% .ss. Becker. e e % %.
)oek ssd entitled 70 asbsatuss. dS am,r
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HASTINGS
COMPOUND SYRUP OF NAPHTHA.
THE TRIUMPH COMPLETE
Fer sale by MOORE CO., the American Agents, Al
Ann street, and Elliott, 153 DIVISION STREET, OPP
posite Ludlow. New York. Price 81 bottle-Six bot
hes for o. Philadelphia, futile, 60 South 4th street
ms I'm je
ARTIFICIAL EYES,
MADE md invented by Dr.. J. GRAY, No. ils Bowevy,
lvx N. Y, the only mandatory Of the Human Artificial
Eye the United Stes Any person that wishes be well
suited should always apply the maker who has been the
art forty years jT1msr
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TO THE LADIESTO THE LADIES'
hayipg any snperaoss 9, cast on Clothing to di
eh price for the by sending for the her
residence, No. 90 Duane street. basement.
NJ B-0sntlsmsns Clothing md Furniture also boush by
~ M. 3. COHEN.
All ettsn through the Post Once will be attended to.
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MUSIC.
JOSEPH KAMERER'S MUSIC FOR
PRIVATE PARTIES,
CAN be engaged by applying At lss PRINCE STREET.
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TAXES 1870.

OFFICE RECEIVER OFTAXEB,
PUBLIC BUILDINGS, PARK, Jan. /, 1886.
DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given, that an addition OF
cent will be made all taxes remaining unpaid the
the 18th day Of February and cent the 18th day Of
March The receiver would taxpayers the impor
croa .na % = u fo
the being added Hours for receiving money from
stances. JOHN STEWART,
jazz tl5Febr Receiver Of Taxes.
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INK, SEALING WAX, WATERS, &c.
go Gross Steel Pen BLACK Writing Ink is ard
various Sizes $50 with without pre-
paration warranted 5000 lbs WAFERS all kinds from l0c
to 60c Id 500 lbs SEALING WAX various qualities
from 3d. to 81 per Id.
The above warranted equal in the country. Dea
zen 'opp'o on ''0''' Terms THX ST bs5 DAvIDs,
Manufacturer and Importer,
JAY lm*rc III John oppoate Cli6.
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n ECONOMY AND FASHION. n
,,,cs,,v ,,.r R0BERTs9N's MIR. 90,
1O3 Fulton Street.
PRICES:

Elrst S{udllty Nutrn UT. - -
Second 90 d.; do. .".....E@
int 60 MoTsAin.. 80. ............."E
Abeautul assortment entlemens Dress and Travelling
and Chldrens Fancy Caps which oereda
~ low prices. die m.r
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LEFT OFF WARDROBE AND FURNITURE
0F## WANTED

GkHTLEMEN md Famliss can obtain The full value for
sach Ladies and Gardeners Wearing Apparel, Fire
Arms Eurnture. ke Gentlemen leaving returning the
city will ind 70 their advantage to send for the subscriber
WHO pledges hnseif give fair price for all articles offered
H-A line through the Post Once will Be promptly a.
teHdsdto I. LEVENSTfN
d29 fm%rc 466 Broadway, MP stairs.
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MERCHANTS EXCHANGE HAT SALES
ROOM

"INTEH STYLE 0ENTLEMENS BEAVER and
w french Silk Has Travelling Evening and other Caps Of
thu beat Materials got the fashionable and
coming styles now ready for inspection and sale.
The ees and quality Of the goods offered at hi. establish
ment ontite them the notice Of those about purchasing
ROWE, Merchant Exchange
die ln'r 40 William street.
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EFT OFF WARDROBE AND FURNITURE
WANTED

MAHOGANY, ROSEWOOD, ZEBRAWOOD. &C., &c.
tween Brcome and Spring streets The entire stock will
Ssow hs nass sSsr r
notes. The following constitutes portion of the stock
<0,0o0 feet frssh cut crotch Mahogany veneen.
$1,000 do do shaded and notified Do do.
10,0oe do do superior Rosewood Venesrs.
1890 feet r. e Is, ~ inch, ~ and inch Mahogany
Boards and Plank
$50 logs Mahogany % do Rosewood, 6 do ZebAwood.
logs Satnwood. &c.. &c. ja<2 Imsm
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A IlabE Ms EkEsswLPTA W0 Dn .EMY CELE
.h, r< - J, vL50LLAbLL LiTuip hAlh DYE 70
the least i.eesvenisnce. For changing red grey hair
whiskcns eyebrows, kc. to brown, black chestnut
COLOR The slightest evil need not be feared
rom s !se-It u altogether harmless This composition
the only one sanctioned BY the science Of chsmistry
TO dye, an indsllibls nannsr the various adatons
eolos without danger Or and Justified the
liberal patronage and unlimited confidence public.
bl:es required, ask for boz marked M II brown boz
swr; q sount,!.n-Asl for Jules Hs.sls Vegetable
fofssle Wholesale and retail, by
JULES HAUEL, fsrfumer and Chemist,
No. e South Third street, PhladeIphi
end Sy my sgsns1g 3. JscQgemod No t5 Broadwsy; = A.
Willard, 3. W. corner Of Cedar and William streets.
Premiums awarded n the Franklin Institute. lmsre
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know Of IN the world leave hun
with himself
Mr. Jarnacin now desired TO with
draw his resolution. which was not nj
lowed, and the resolution was rejected
by the large vote If II TO l. Mi
Turucy Of Tenn Icing the one.
TUlNou SroILNTtoNS
M J. VI Clayton then entered INTO
an able aud elaborate defence otthc bill
for The payment of French SEPARATIONS
conn tci puor to $500, and had not
closed at the hour of the adjournment.
VI Owen compImcutcd Mr. Adams
Tor the interest he had taken IN the
question. for The uniform defence lac
had made Of the hll
Mr. Jones, Of Tenn" made aproroSl
uon winch was infamous IN itself and
moved one of a single section, PROV
ding that the money received from tins
Smithsonian estate should b. returned
10 the heirs Of James SmlthNou, and
pad back in the bonds IA which the
government had invested these bonds.
MI J. b. IugcrsolI spoke against IT.
Mr. Stanton Of Tenn rcbukcd his
colleague for the proposition made by
hun to violate the trust OF our national
affairs, he thought we should pass the
bill at once, and put ourselves beyond
the suspicion of doing injustice to for
eigner who had selected this nation as
the peculiar object of his regard.
The discussion will be resumed to-
morrow. A bill in relation TO the ton
mage and cmolumcnt of Canal Boats
was briefly considered, when the House
adjourned.
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ENGLISH AND AMERICAN MAN.
UFACTURE.

Thctollowing article from tho Washing.
ton cones poudcnt Of the Baltimore Patriot.
is PRACTICAL commentary ppon the remark
thOt IS urged by the disciples OF !ocofocoisn
Tint the present tariff ought to be abol-
lshed
IT, NJ II appears, our manufactured goods
are ms cheap rs the same quarry in Eng
land, whit benefit will cnsue to the co1n
try By destroying the present protective ia.
rli and thus throwing tens Of ,hcueands
out Of employment, and sacrificing millions
OF tho properly Of our cllizcns7
Mr. Edmunds exhibits in the committee
Room, black cashmere manufactured at
Low which IN lsi2, un|,t tt, ,ow Ia
rh cost So, 10 - per yard The same
cloth manufactured in the same place, las,
year. was priced II, Sl,5j per yard, An
other kind cost In SAP from $3.50 10 is
per yard. Now. the same quality Of goods
can be furnished in New York for Sl,4O.
Another piece sill, thu, sold for $40 in
lei2. at ! 30 There me some specimens
Of fancy casslmcrcs exhibited, Of American
manufacture, called PARIS Diamonds They
are very durable md beautiful. Five thou
sand pieces Of them were sold in 1912 for
81 so 10 90 per yard. Now they bring
but ~ Another similar nrliclr, called Pa.
risCoIl. sold in ls42 for sl,G2 l2. Now
1t sells tor not over 81 per yard.
Another article called Silk Codrincton.
r'ado Of silk and wool, 6 qnar,nrs wide, aud
Of beautiful color and dress, for rcn,Icmen's
summer wcnr, was priced different quail.
ties, from 81 to 275 per yard have
seen no English articles eqonI to it.
In the article Of satinc,s, the Americans
beat the Brush most circlualy Two
specimens were exhibited, the American
one being considered by all present at
Irast7 cents IN the yard better than the
En2Ilsh--and yet both articles were priced
the English ut Liverpool Mt 50 cents and
the American at New York nt SO cents
In all the articles examined and conpnr.
90, found bat one of the BRUSH spcci.
mems lha' could be purchased cheaper in
Liverpool without including the tariff
than the same kind md quality could be
purchased IN New York.. or Boston, or
l'hlladclphla. The exception wac a broad
cloth prices 1870 g
How then, if our goods Of all kinds, are
as cheap in The United States, n. the same
kind and quality Of goods are in England,
are our people to get them cheaper by
breaking down the present reycnno Tariff
| would like 10 have some Of the harsplt-
'ofs and meiaphyslcIans auemp,'o solve tins
problem.
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, pyu-T1IrL rICT1 RI.

I.., arrervi heart brca'hci sketch.
,h so ,ruthNl..y dTrc" TIE result
90, rrauur- Over he infant mind.
it,n.n Iislisn novel, The Lady ol
".n ~ vrald TIM, the scut,.
~, o''hr ot'rrci m,ghtojrraic ~.
,..aitt. asarr.t example
m..s- teaching hofciJ't 81 pray
.s olI~ a once tho most sublime
l.. aho imagination can conceive
i.l .'.i alpIo earthly things, she
.~u, Itc one 81 uIusr guardian 90.
s H., r,mpsn,ous Of our earthly
n.uuaso. through whose mni'ira.
f.l p-, arc uricd b. good and rs
%, aoi from evil The image Of the
i.'trr 'oromc asvciatod 30 has ~.
tg, mu1 with the invocation she
Taught iIm 90 ms Father who - 10
il.aYrY When the Sodacilous Of the
So r.i asa,I, his youthful mind, that
!. 10 r,mcubercl prayer to- ls Father
who is lnlcavcn. vii strengthen HIM
g. fcusicyIi. When ln upcf yoars he
mgg.cs with mankind and encounters
fraud under the mask OF honesty ;
" ben b. secs conhdlng goodness tc.
irayed generosity ridienled MS weak
rcsy unbudled hatred and the coldness
Of Interested friendship, he may indeed
bo tempted to dispose his fellow men,
lYi be- will remember his Father y ho
D. 40 Heaven
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EARTHQUAKE ~ THE WEST
INDIES

4 'a.,r r'cu,rI q, Philadelphia from
he slsnd Of Cub.a sV,
GA The 23d uiL. ct : ~ the morning, af.et
: cain .u!ity night low rumbing sounds
v,ts h'ltci suddenly lho grocnd shook
,oI'a..y causing tie gt,a,'r CONSERVATION
snI %, p-yp., pushed ,o'o the nrce,a 'of
n.ty Tie hta shock lasted one or i"o
mlrltr, aud after hps q five minutes
o., efoJni Nls ag1ln violently shaken &C.,
l. wat solemn moncr, IN every direction
'hc aflchcj inhabitants nigh, be seen on
'ho' knee. ceiling NJ God to save them, er'
pee n.' very moment TO be swallowed up
severn hsh'st shocks were Eel, during Tho
farcncon. IN, It IS believed no lives were
ior Scv,tal buildings were thrown down
aud vory many cracked
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Tanns E.,nlcr. o. a, he1 rcnl n.n. |.

Fanny for''ier, or as her real name IS
EMILY 'HrRBuCK, ., Is SAID j. 10 b. mar.
rcd n June Her future husband i, Rev
pt JUpsoN who has been for n.reth,n Al
Year., missionary to Burmah DR. J.
Will return TO Burnah soon after n, mar.
usge Miss Chuhbuck isawor,bey mem.
b'f Of pc Bapus' Church 10 Inc, \. Y
She "a '7' ausler Of olph, r,l rou, hool,-
lou' volume; Of ~L.ch were pltli.bcd r,
The American bapJs, Publication so,,,,y
Ph llic.ph,a
Ihe deep pure heat fcl wiring, Of Fan
nv Fofesler have FOR years sraccd the a,
go' Of Gfsham.s Magazine, iheColumb,sn
and o.Aers and are familiar 10 the mini o
every American reader Tine proceeds o
al her wriings have been relglously ar
p'opr,,ei to The Purehsse ola eoaagcs for
her sgd parents She Is indecd, n rep
rescn.auV OF the relig 90 she Processes -
EaHrorf SsahHd
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G..i Tt,is.i We know a blunt old
f',ao n the STATE Of MAine, who somelrnts
i'.' ua d on the head more hll han the
ri. ',rhcr IL once beard a man much
rneri iof hs GOOD IteimPi Every
,lylou,I anl san the man va, possess d
". c,r,.l'nilcr.uss
VIA, has be d5nc1 asked our old sc
u.u'
or ~ every thing be man Of Ia,
l.usv .-nt lro!.u-s' wa''he reply
'WAa, la, be doncl c.ed the old fellow
sr1.a
J., tbs time the company thought ru'c
'...f, 20 show some oi their h,ou','s ao
..s' They began 10 cast about 10 taclr
nnl' bat tho Old man shouted ~ hnl has
'"t1 Tay Owned they could not
'a~' anything IN particular
d ln,v,tcdlhc cynic. Won say that
. wln has SooIire.ogs-hoc le M. e.
t.u,,i'.u, i,,ungs N,N gentlemen j.,
ur's.l you nat lh're are m1nyro plrlu ;h''
vur.i VIC get a good name simply On A..
com, If 'hrf ceilings You cant r.'. one
-.n.r11s acton tia, they ever p'r'nun j IT,
lh..t ,.s'. 5u' they can look and talk m st
l.nrg. .rHjy know a man 10 tbs town
u1t you would all call surly. rough and
.u1nJns.e man, and yo, be has DOT more
@ Pc oi kindness IN thus country, than MI of
,op pa, together ! on may Iul, p-onl' =
aeu'n' By thor tcchngs but Judge people f.,
!c.Hss by Their actions
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tNnRFLLA Law a man has been in.
dictrd IN New Orleans for stealing an UNI
btolln HIS counsel contends that this Is no
olrnco, that Umbrellas are public proper.
IS, and pleads cu!om to take It ou, Of the
statute against felony \ gtca, iutctcs, is
excited for the result, MS IN case Of convIc-
uon ), j. feared that thousands Of otherwise
good c.uzcns will he Obliged to ~ TO g
c'p. tie wrath ofthe law It is stated Ia
sDur hooks on INSANITY, that /. once mani.
irsttd hsc'i ~ patient by inducing him
To re'Urn borrowed umbrella The doc.
tors gave an unanimous opinion according
To he Authority we have rcirf,ed TO, that
The symptoms were decidedly Iunalic, show.
ing want Of prudence, in not preparing
"for rainy day and the man was cou.
signed to n mad house MS the only proper
place for him. 1t is not known whether he
ever got out
Now the question is this liza man was
decided to be lunaiic for returning n Dor
rowcd umbrella, wha, would the doctors
say Of man who should seek BY law TO
recover an umbrella, which some wise man
had conveyed" to bis own use2 The N
Orleans courts must answer this
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TEST FOR SEED

Much trouble yeIallon aud delay mig h,
be saved Iothose engaged ia agriculture n
they could ascertain with ,olerahle cer,a,n,v
before planting or sowing, whether their
seed wa, Of a good qaalay. An erperIeo.
ecd scotsman gives the following ties,
Put few grains on a heated iron #
good the SEED will swell and hop of"
tn" experiment can be readily tired n
the Ieslsa good one, /, Is wei! NouA know.
ing
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LAKE SUPERIOR COPPER MIHr
The Detroit DAILY Advertiser pit!.'
inst, says, the city was all agog Do
sequence of lhcrcccpton OF IctlcN
the Lake SupcuOrmInlng rcglou.P.
contained intelligence Of the mo1.
lrylng character. The sharchoIde
the Copper Falls and Norlhwa
companies were especially clalcda
deed they had good cause for b.
for the operations were yielding ~.
return, not only IN copper but N q
ore. \ single piece taken from Z
ity OF native silver ore at the Cg'
Falls weighed over n pound. SH-
new VEINS have been discovered
the same loca. and ~ ~
from other companies chga- IMr
ING Is also exceedingly favorable
the Advertiser says all doubts Oh F.
vast mineral wealth Of the upIG r.
lnsuIa, have been removed By he 4
ter operations. All the compnne
made preparations for active ~.
creased operations Lake SUP
looks likely to become the seem
lively and vigorous business duaf~
summer months.
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~. N''0 ZeaiaHd Cam as ~ 2
ghsh paper says-Aivr,, rom W
ton TO the 10Th ofAucusl confirm ne
counts received two months ago ''
way oflnda, OF battles with the nlar'.
der John HEX, and give some hou
nls Of the barbarllies inflicted 90 %.
les Of some Of the Eng q Office"
pears that Lieut. PhIro's-"a
Bishop OF E1c,er-was sea o.. bY ~
livcs, after the Indian fashion 'ht 2.
paris Of Cap, Grants body were n.
eaten; and 1t is stated A. 'r.-da.o'-
yond a doubt that n soldier wa' ''
aIlyo'hy these cannIbals. and aher t' =.
was eaten the remains were .Af5''
The pl.sade Of the path
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81 many grnerauon' 70 eorne--ihe coal
So. ~ ton delivered in front Of the
~ota, The growth Of the IRON business
a. p,util., y ADVANCING wnh al vrloeEy
ADD Gree hat seam poser can CAV, &"
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THE VOICE OF MASSACuuSR'

In the Massachusetts House Of Rc,',v
iatlycs recently, on motion of Mr. w.
Of Nn,lck the vote whereby the REP
he SPECIAL committee CO the Annex
Texas was accepted, was l''onst i-
lie II ,n moved TO amend, Ly So, 81
for the conclusion Of the report Cnl.a
ihor acton is necessary the !olloVrs
Rssoiued, Tim, Massachusetts Iaa
and soiemnly announces to the counY II
uncompfomlslng opposition 10 'be i"'
extension and longer existence Of Aur I'd
Slavery; that she hereby dclibcra,c., p
cln,es her earnest and nlIcral rar7or
20 Use every lawful ard constitutional We
uro for It's overthrow aud entire cl'a
aud she herony pledges her cordial
cTdllon to the friends civil liberty hgsr
out the Union IN every jus! and pr'rl
measure that Shall tend to tree our c..,-
from the dominion curse, and shan
Slavery and make her great and s..
among the nations
The question on the aLrvc WINS 'as'-
ycos md nays nni j. rc'oIu".
Adopted yeas AZ on}$ ~ Thcu.
was then ordered g. .tul reading
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-04-30

A late municipal Judges in Boston, as
famous for his ready wit, rs for his Iowncss
OF statue was one day walking with five OF
SIX gentlemen Of unusual height "Wel,
Judge. how do you feel, walking with so
mony tall fcllows1' SAID ono Of his com.
panlons "How do feel 2" replied the
Judge why. 'ccl like a iour rence ha
penny amoung six cents"