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may truly be
said, that no one has
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pUindiag a medicine, which has done
80 much to relieve the human family TO rob
disease OF its .errors, and restore the Invalid 10
Health and conlorle the tnetor and Pr'por oil maj mos
deserv-ty popular family medicine, DR.. S"AfSEs ooM
potS' sygtP Of WILD CHERRY and has been gen
orally paorzed by the Profession and Others both IN hls
country Europe nor has there ever been go great
deceive the credulous and unthnkng BY putting Up Nos
TRIMS Kinds By yarou. di:dua!s aNing The
orisma! preparation VIII screen them from the lash Of
the law and one OF the lmposters who put. out The COM
CgrRRY has had the TO caution the pablo against
the sinal PyepGr Dr. SwAYSEs CoMPouso SYRUP
OF WILD CHERRY, which IS doing 30 much good 10 me
u BEWARE OF SUCH lMposToRs- "a
Aud purchase nome but me ortgpaI eng on geuine ar
tc.e prepared by Dr. swAYSE WINCH Is me only one
compounded by regular PlyseaH and arose ;ror many
yea- close attention TO The Practice Of The Profession and
which LED 70 his great discovery Housaao, a ems OF
thousands OF the best testimonials OF me sue
cess OF Dr. s"ayne SynrgP OF WIG Cherry Tor
Cou gh Colds Splitting Blood Liver Con- plant, Tickling
or R-i-g IN the Throat Nervous Dsbil.ty Weakness OF
or Beast BroGen Constitution from various causes the
abuse of Ca!one &c, Bronchitis, Asthma, WHoopins
o.hef preparation of WILD CHERRY came out The most
skeptcs may satisfy themselves as 20 me truth OF me
oy 10 op7y 81 Dr. STAYSE whose oee has bevn
moved 10 v w OF 9th and Race ' III; P;sds Inc
BAtsA other .Purioui arttcie' OF ID Cnefty nas
old Out and resoG cuI AID ne proPeots ere Obliged
10 esort 10 sEHooD and STsATAGEH 20 maze neir OWE
out OF il; The genuine article e put up II pan stye ~
square bottles covered with blue wrapper win ye!o"
lsb-I with The proprietor. signature attached
The public are requested 10 remember tEat II IS Ds
swAYxE's CoMroUSo SYRr9 WILD CHERRY lat h1s arc
-epeatey performing such MIRACULOUS cures OF diseases
winch have bsec The he skill Of lie Profession aEG SCI
a. ceaance whole catalogue OF Patent eee's a.cE
are aIv pud troGz n The organ. OF lie press. Therefore
ash for D. SwAYSE's CoMPoCSo sYECf Oh WILD CHER-
Asents in SeV.Yofk-Chs.. L Peg. COZ Broedray and
Jobn-.,: ). sands Is5 Bowery :. 3 warner, 20
s!erc2s.; H. So Graaa-ttv C.! lie Le~ s,oo ~
ivn 2 Old. I Sop Newark He.d.sy, PEe.Ps Co ~
Wa:er. and by Agents 81 paris OF me United States
- 9-rN Ir~-
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DRINTING PREsSES.-A frs; Ta:e I

PRINTING PRESSES.-A frsi ra;e uew doCb!e
cylinder printing machine SIZE Of bed 5-xi inches and
also second ..nd 6o, lust pat IN perfect ordef AID
--sdJ f- Sork y WI pm: isxs inches. Also medium
AID hs: power press aArg CT aPperaus-7v --Te
&c 20 w,9-k satisfactorily. -,
oCraphis presses hydraulic At screw presses a scca a.
cc.es generally are used o. printers, eiadsFs. Ac
WORRaLL \ co Founders, Press and
,,~s Ia, Saw Manufacturers, Ac- oEcr y E-l-sL
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CINCINNATI LAND and Genera! Agency Office
SCincinnsl O.!o-M l. Sheldon would iriorn The clr-
OF NewYork that ne Will attend % the purchase AID
OF description vi Real Estate and Personal Prop
erty City Of Cincinnati and n the Western States '
also coect notes bonds and mortgages and every species
claims Cincinnati LouisFls- Any Merchants or
other business having lands .. other property n Ae
Western county they wish dispose Of ioF cash or 10 e4
change roperiy Cincinnati invited 20 SEND
description OF he otce C..cnna.. WHERE al
business entrusted his VII Dc promptly aac fatta
fully attended 10 address Il. L SHELDON,
West Fnh-st Cincinnati
RErEREScES-Dw!er Barber: cor-.aae-sL; J. Jack
.on 20 W.II.L. WE. ingalls,. 81 Waist az srn-od
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NEWBORN AND ERIE d k:i::9sI G eOqBPsn ,y5
.-s hereby ro..S-d that az rsa-rec. OF Eve
Sosg os- .ss-r on all shares which te payments a.
80 - 20 rot exceed rvenry dollars ia required 70 be
- 1000 20 h- terms o. suhser1FtO1i The oEce
Of he eopsy No IS Alist o. or brorT The aE't cay
- - - NATHANIEL MARSH, S-c'y.
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The FARNSRs' LIBRARY.-It really appears to
us that every number OF this work transcends all
the others in interest and instructive matter Mr..
SKINNER is emphatically working man. and he
has happy faculty of securing the cooperation OF
the best informed Agricultural writers IN the coun
try. The Monthly Journal Of agriculture is par
ticularly rich in original papers
All these subjects treated elaboratcly, and
vet nearly fifty pages OF the number is taken up
with republication o.. Stephens S celebrated Book
oithe Farm. The work makes annually two large
volumes OF six hundred pages each. 1t is now Just
entering upon the second year OF It's publication
and is afforded at the Unprecedentedly low price
of five dollars per annuui. Would that 1t were III
the hands Of every cultivator OF the soil in The mn
ton 1t is certainly the very best investment
farincr can make for his children Savannah Rep.
WATER AT THE INSANE AsYLUM--The works
TO supply the Lunatic Asylum AT uuca with water are
completed The water is taken from the Chenango Ca
nal 1903 rods from the institution. Il Is not intended Tor
drinking cooking but for other and not less import
ant purposes The inmates OF the institution celebrated
the day Saturday which the water was introduced
Dr. Brigham delivered Address Gnd this was followed
by Poem and Address from members OF the !nstitu
OF these latter productions the Gazette speaks IN
very catering terms The enyenened by
music from the choir OF the institution and appropriate
addresses were made by scyera! invited guests.
SYNOD or GExESEE.-This body composed Of
$50 ministers and nearly the number OF churches
has under consideration project Tor establishing Col
lecc in Western Newiork. and the citizens of AleNsn
der have offered give Slsooto have located in their
village. The Synod is last meeting adopted resolu
tons against societies declaring them 10 be wrong
principle and urging the members OF the church TO keep
alooi from them also resolution approving the course
OF the General Assembly a. 3 on Slavery
- The Havana journals OF the Goth relate
dreadful co.nba; in the harbor. between bRther and
shark The baher los, leg which bitten OF by
the shark but he managed 10 escape 10 the shore with
his lie.
- The Mayor and officers OF NewHaven have
been at work with considerable in -oet:ns
the gamblers and shops that infest that CRY
We are indebted 10 Lcwis's Express for
Providence papers.
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~ hereby g:vec mai an assessment OF one oo.s Per
sbsre OF TIE capital sock Of sad Company LES ms day
SnI.n5er uext 10 Wes.ey T1--da ESQ ,: his once a.
D-ro .ca hat al shares OF waiea AssessrSrs are not
- MI ~ forfeited 10 the co.cp sny, pursuant 10 The ertl-
- cf ,ssc-is-cu and tar emitted AZ 2c % regulate
o-.Ia sssccs.ons ana partnerships s2P:oTec May Is
t''0' ---S join HUBERT, President
IN TrsrRr Sec'ry. sa2 w Oet:o.,, Aug. -
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For The Tribune.
Land, Law, Freehold and The Future; or the
Bcdlam of The Universe.

Contention IN ai< Dog Ddgs-L9ad Ltnitd;ioH-E
Journal on Ldnd TeayrL-!Hodison Morris iesi and
Spencer on Frslods-Ecri Grey and the ERgtla Farm
ere-Pooery and the BaLo,-J4dge .SLsoH end CoTn'aH
fe1 no. lo-Bea Fran.isa on Ret R2gues-Pelstt!0df
Judses-Opini0ns Of I75'-Thc CoarsHi'oH 81 ~
iusery in vel,- Yort-Buyke TIE Lco and as pm
is:eys-yeIi !ToceraJer-sydney Saata IRnoed;so'-
The Loaeyer. ayotnst Plan Lans-bhie or Codz-
Chatf>Ids yar:y RG,tl,-The Penal Code Of 4'3'-I"e
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1rHE sTATE or RHODE ISLAND and PSSr,


drnce P.ent3;iors-Prov!deGcs, $500 Renta.
Supreme Court, August I'D A. d. lsie-" eproyidepce
H Spear, OF he City and County q cotr. PRAYING
trader preferred hs petition 10 ts Of Inc Act
for therein stz,ed, that ne n.btss NAV be
Of this State for the relief Of iaso riyen 20 do
extended 70 him-Souce Is therefore see at az our
creditors Of ssid Spear appeetta 3n II Providence
yitn and for our ss.d CoanIy OF sgrees or 70 show
September next lsis TO n9n5n etirion should not DO
80 20 f57SERsHIP NOlee:ysTTss e9,esrnertstp
Snerecoioi e. r.ntns coas<a; George q ben is fniiy
day dissolved s he Of the late firm snd 70 uss
authorize ~ - srra n IiG1!d damon.
The name 2, have hts day formed eopaunersP
The .n. Of BELL GOULD, for the purpose Of
under ne he business OF statioaer Bookselers Blank
CONTINUITY Envelope manufacturers, Printers and Law
SooH p-bli.hrrs a. the Old stand, No. l5S Nsssaust
B- ss.lA~,.,ohs. l. Isie GEO. II. BELL
Hk ALEXANDER s. GOULD
,r,O T1ILORs.-1be Fail and Winter Fashion. fSr
1916 and 81, Published By 7. Oliver, Cortiahd-.I -
= are ready FOR sale Terms 81 80 Fer piAie 0s 50
NiyTICE-The firm OF Oliver Hoyie was di,s", s
on the 9Th nat by mutual consent AL person. ~
10 the ats Arm wifi please make ansedta.e pssnnee'
Thomas Oliver. Dated NewrYark Angls. H N y w
49, WSL H0YLE, Jt
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nIFTCE UATER.-Jas; received. fresh sup
b DIV u ms erebrsted medicinal vateT from Holidays
Rilelick Springs, heG!resy IL :eioa upon ise sys
i,,c possessed of greater variety OF substances and II great
er abundance i stands ii TIE hesd OF ne saline spaar
yne Springs OF England Analysis rarnsaed srs-s or
ssi. by Henry JOHNSON, Druggist 273 sroa1way,
sls5l AZ Granite Building, corner q eaamsess--!
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FROM HAYrI--We learn from Capt Devens, OF
brig Virgin which arrived a, this port Saturday that
Presiden, Biche expected arrive at Port Prince
from Iacmel about the 10th OF August when the new
Constitution would be proclaimed, based upon The old
one With some slight notifications which the President
has promised that ne will abide by.
Political affairs in Hayu at the presen, ;.me. IN
very tranquil state. Sos' Adv. Monday
GovERyoR.GES or CASADA.-The Montreal
Gazette announces upon authority thst Lord Csthcs-s
recall has been received. The Gazette hiss no inunaa
aon as TO his Losdship's probable successor.
LAMrNrABLE CAsuALTY.-On the 9th INST. Mr.
5smnei Buck. merchant, of the hrm OF Vsienrne &
puck st South sslem, Washington County y y. was
crowned whe bathing in the BattenSill near the village
OF Sushan.
;, HosRiBIE TRAGEDY AT LOUISVILLE. Ky.-On
me night Of 10th uit Geo w Barlow while intoxicated
sHo. lis wi'e dead with pistol Barlow has been
aunkard for number of years and is said 10 have NOT
been sober during the past four weeks
, STEINER OLIVE BRANCH AoRouyD.-The ST.
soals Republican states that this steamer lays hard
asroGnd At the shore about fiy miles below Memphis
asf aipsuoa ia vesy Critical
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From. tie Lady Of Jonas Coolidge. Esq.

For tbe bereSt Of those wao may b afflicted win the
Dy.entery would state that ny daughter was brought
very low with that dsease AMER using various remedies
prescribed BY one Of without having tAe
desired effect had 70 Mrs EdteTs Dyseniery
Cordial G5drng BY drecttons and n we've houfs inc
oariert was entre!y relieved Another member Of my dH
~ was violently attacked with the Cholera AsTous nae
immediate reco,rs 70 the Cordial! which afforded in.tan-
taaeous relief SAttAa r. SOOLAD'e-
n 3 tn. Medicine Is put up in large oou!es-one OF
utc il .ucent for seyefs None genuine unless sgned
,y5 ;h- ys-en signature Of Mrs ( Kidder. Principal
osce 100 Court-st Boston. Only Agents for NoT-York
are is Futon:L nexl door 10 The SON Once, and i1o
Broad 9sv corner OF HowEfd-st sul&Za"lVW&o-
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Iowa n Stntc.
Correspondence Of the Joarns of Commerce

DusU0rE Iowa, Aug ls, ls4t.
The returns OF the election held during the pres.
en-, month in this Territory aye Just in The Democratic
tickt, IS elected in majority Of the Counties. But
gave the chief interest this election wss the fact
that the called upon 10 decide upon the
question OF the ratification OF the Consi,ioa for The f
t,re STATE OF Iowa. which Congress has sanctioned TIs
Corsii;tioa les 5ss, dGoed by majority OF SIR HIN.
purposes.
To eonsunmaye this work it only now remains 10
elect the Stale officers For this purpose i, the duty
OF The Governor issue his proclamation dNns day OF
election and which il IS supposed viii be in October
Then Governor tso Representatives 10 Congress snd
other minor ofcers be chosen. together with the
Members of the Legislature which is 10 meet within
four months from the rroe Of the adoption OF the Con
s,tuton II will dcvolvc upon this body to elect
Senators Congress and the Judges OF the Supreme
Court; The District Judges 10 be elected By Tie eo
pie at the township election in april District Judge
oil the T. s Cour, is also 10 be appointed BY the Prcsi'
dcnr and Senate O! the L, $
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ID Fntto.-st my2
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OAI-COAI-COAI-Th uesc1;eers are COW as.
u charging he very hes; sus.y fred ASH Peach Meua
Coal which they prepared 70 deliver either from
lie boat yard al the lowest market PEtc- Likewise
Lehisa. Virginia anG Liverpool Coal Al tbs above Goals
sire carefully screened and delivered IN me 6s oSagT e
pressiy for family use. +. A ! W. s RiDASOChS
Goa! Ys-t, No las Gsand-sL between
are2 lnlstp- Mot:-si and the Sovery.
ITO THE PUBlIC.-The Dr.. Heine whose naalc has
frequently Appeaea The newspapers Is mol Dr. Sole
WON Heine OF No IN Ciabs-st This : prevent rns
takes in ne minds OF lie pGbc Dr. Solomon Heine being
fsrily Physician The undersigned, have tsseu tas
liberty TO have this inserted. CHARLES WIGHT.
JOHN ELWOOD.
DAVIS HARRISON.
saa lM- FRANCES HOPKINS
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The Larger Nogopoi /;
, the Editor gf The Tribune

The Larger Monopoly
The afternoon II part occupied STAYING Or with
full success The day when this dangerous monopoly
shall be removed IN this, in al things which their
occupation Is concerned. the lawyers speak and act
Ike agents from their professional fraternity
and who had assembled consult its special interests.
than as Delegates from. this great STATE. 4
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THE following testimonials oT he sFsi TINE pre-
L scented lie public They have been receTei curing
the pas few DAYS It's unnecessary add single word
ether than 10 request hel: candid peF>a The aFsi = ron
cergvnaz We. known, and Of ash a;taaen;s and rep
uniinf,- !. -a.e Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-02
General Notices.

NETWORK HIGH SCHOOL,

NETWORK HIGH SCHOOL,
roR THE EDUCATION OF YOUNG LADIES.
5F 259 Greene-st. between CLIFTON and Waverly-
place near WASHING ior-seuare.-This Institution,
der the MANAGEMENT CT Professor and Mrs. VILE
PLAT who are aided BY the most accomplished sss;s;-
NIL open 70! The reception Of pupils or Monday, the
1,h OF September.
For fsrhe. particulars Circulars which may be had
al the Bookstore OF Mess-s. Ma-renner, Locswood Co
459 Broadway, and Al the Institution sub ZwA"IS-
" August Report of the Mutual Life In
surunce Co. of NeSYors, No . Wa.!st-This inSiitu-
during month OF ausus; issued sNtyeisht new
Policies. viz
TO Merchants Traders. 10 To Suher il Ike Army. !
Manufacturers 81. CleEgyu'en.--.-- >
Clerks . Physicians. :
Mechanics ............S e Lswyers..... 1
Editor................. BsHkeT .....-..-.'...'
Student. - Teachers .......... :
. osUssis;. $3.50. . OneeFs n Navy. :
Fs.lsr. fssi.s
Lives Insured IS
SAINT HAM ~ Sec-visrv
MlSTrRN PosT, MD. Physician, Soi Broadway. 81 IN
y For Boston via Norwich md Worcester
tie steamer Ceopd:rs, Capt Williams Will leave South
side Of ple' No N9Fta River every Monday Wednesday,
snd Frtdy u, P ". connecting with The ear. \, Alyr.
foial my5c CALEB PRATT j.. Conductor
~ To Ladies.-Mrs. COVE coannues 10 give sd.
Cure n s., diseases Of women and Children u her resi-
ience, 81 ltsh-st aus Z
rF Practical PhrcnoloGisls and Publishers
FONLERS Il WELLS, Isl NAssau-st Otoce hours from
O'Clock = N. 10 IN ?. NJ iva SRI.
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DIR. swAYNEtS

COMPOUND SYRUP o. WILD CHERRY.
The Original and Genu'ne Preparation
Honor 10 whom honor Is due
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-02

rv Practical PhrenoloGisls and PubIishers-
FOWLERS y WELLS. Isl NAssaa'st otaee hours from
O'clock !. N. 4" IN ?. NJ iva sr,-
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vice and direction WIKI respect 10 the application Of aiar
Cure IN ST. diseases Of and children a her resi-
dencr, 81 leshst aus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-02

~ -Ihe Suos' ~ soe God and Silver Watches q
as ri "sY which w DO wssu
=. e..et umy-keepefs snd offered al tho very LOWEST
Tsry ss constantly receiving the ate.t styles o. Fs S
ooabie Jewery Of every description Inc Uoo
and Guard chains, Breaatptns, EARRINGS, SNsS'o'
Bracelets Head Ornaments, kn
Silver spoons FORKS, Butter Knives and SlTerwsIsS
erally a. the manufacturers prices ,,,.-
srsnnIswsre. ane Cutlery, Fancy Goods he Watches
and clocks repaired by experienced workman
LOCKWOOD Il SCRlBEER, 1eb Pearl
nu2 81 cor Of Futon-st opposite United Slates hooeL
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RICHMOND HOTEL:

ANLa OF MAIN AND MARION STREETS, RICHMOND, a.
Joseph w. GILBERT. respectfully informs his
Trends and ffe Travelling public. that he has re-
The Landiordship of this we'll and favorabv known
- Oh, and he is prepared to make Travellers COM
.1oae good ana attentive Oster is all times
take charge of Horses, and the stable we'll sup
~ with provender, His charges are reasonable.
sept Gath, 1st5 setf
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NOTICE THE FOLLOHINGt

TIL LAW OF n APERS.''
l. Subscribers who DO not give express notice to the
contrary, considered wishing continue their
subscriptions,
2 If subscribers order the dscontnuance of their pa
per, the publisher may continue send them till all
rearages paid.
J. Is subscribers neglect refuse take their papers
from the Offices TO which they directed, they held
responsible till they have settled their bills AMI ordered
their paper discontinued.
l. If Subscribers other places, without in
forming the publisher and their paper sent to the for
direction, they are held responsible.
D The courts have decided that refusing take
newspaper periodical from the off removing
leaving il uncalled for is 'prn, face'' evidence of
territorial fraud
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Important to Country Merc}lants.i
GOODS for Friends Wear:

NVERIMACK PRINTS Friendly styles,-hc largest
lvk assortment to be found in the city,
Plain Mode color Bonnet silks;
DO. LevaBtinc do do;
Black Silk Mode. for Bonnets:
Gauze and Grape Lisc;
Cap crape-assortcd qualities,
Plain Silk Niitts and Gloves;
Drab ard White Bonnet Ribbons;
Plain Thibet Shawls;
Do. Mouselius q Lame
Do silk Shawls--a sizes;
Do and White Barcelona Slawls;
Edinburg Book Muslus and ianakerchiefs;
silk Brails-plan colors,
Together with a large assortment of Foreign and Do
nestle Dry foods, which Will be sold at the lowest mar
ket prces-to all which we invite the attention of the
trade. WISE, Pussy & WISE,
IL Tqoorfel's anil Dcalcrs il T0rrign amt Domestic
Drg GoofS. ISL, NarIet Street, rIIIApELriu,.
9Th mo. | lh l1l6. 3Jt
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ROYAL Flour iSo \ ROYAL PRlcE,-L1st fall
Mr.. Henry Smith, an on,orprsing miller of 10
Roy, in this county, six barrels of tho choicest
suporino Gonesoe -four, manufac .ured at h is mill
in Whcatland Monroe county, to Queen Victoria,
and for which. in due time, he received from her
Majesty the comfortable ,eIe sum Of thrco thou
sand dollars! The -four was put up in high finished
barrels, neatly vanished, enclosed in sacks, and
forwarded direct 10 tho Queen at London:
This fortunate experiment upon tho appetite of
Royalty seems to have suited her Majesty's palate
nicely that in addition to tho ample romunera-
ton for his first adventure, he has recently
ceived an order direc. from London, for threo
thousand barrels "of the Sort which no
has promptly forwa ded.-Batavia Times.
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aD Err TISlNtn

iarsytsetarnfs 'rii Be eonspicaoasiy Ascst "A tr
= Palladium al The tolio,eiRg
One square Of 10 lines, I250ms, trsei< Sl,oe
I<aci continuance. -
-.nnoaneiag nancs Of candidates for eRee. ii sub
i liberal discount The abore rates 10 these o adre1-
fiSe i he gear Advertisements ,ci continued ant
bid az fac adeerser II definite finae is red
No advertisement rriH he considered less square
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that nothing bat her own eyes would have convinced her,
sreh had been her for the character of Judge
r She declared that under the same elrcumstan-
she would have driven from her house the PRESIDENT
o the United States.
That night is n te bed reserved for the Judge.
called himself with many little delcacies apart
for the especial use Of his honor.
Ia truth who remained, treated with unusual
a nou The Judge, who soon unravciied the mystic
short time very indignant but being very
sensitive TO ridcule promised forgiveness upon
dition that would tell the story on the circuit
Ii, however, SAID II Was too gooi 10 keep, although
he was the principal Sufferer.
Our hostess for long time unapPcasabc. but
nually reconced 10 through the mediation Of
Il han !so:;c silk dress.
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CaPc. RANDOLPH ElI8aELy.


" '4 i' ~.
SiE.. .:tNDoi-.'ii Eu0Gisii
We performed painful duty iii Announcing in our
NUMBER Of rday last melancholy casualty at Mon
winch Wo3 probably terminate mortal career
Of the chya,roas AMI ACCOMPLISHED R5r.lv To-3a, i
. o,r IA fi.. =, .;,-,,f.. ,i,o +o-,i f ~; 49,. i !,
son Of the Republic WHO was tie ..soul IF honor ,c
rose Of ,biv;,lr,,, H.. hr.,,hi hil,s, - 71,.,. -,
the 21t uIt surrounded By his Gallant comrades who
wore ovr ryyy .ne3 With .,r;.c ia, . ,~o,;., i IN
their manly checks. May not beautiful stanza in the
IIasy on NJ. Dean, If CEN Wolf. = l;t,lo .ltri no
a,aronra,.lv a,nIied n This c,s.p We tii, 60 W.
would then sav 10 is roth, officers the privates Of his
cor,nan4 AMI The r7lt roi,s frits whose hearts I,,
been stricla on nv this calamity.
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After leaving he institution, the government proposing
con" 'o""" :" he n.trintie, ~~1 49, so''''NN"hed
INN Lieutenant in the artillery service Of the army OF
the United States His career as an accomplished art
ler,.t = well known 10 our e.Icrs and The country at
Ge' li't oio't-Sta''F" t'' "a i'to tAo' ''''ea "e
Ia Palma and Monterrey and the graves Of the NcNlcans
~ tt ,r,,,, ,,t,ct, ,;II bccor,e classic IN b;stor,-
tl'e ui-illSt'A'"oie sN l''eii'" "a ne 80 49, -
Pao Alto, he was tire l1eutenant OF the command OF the
brave ana lancitcd Riurcold for whose death a nation
,...j H., ~. sll &c pinorIJ TO ;c,t,,,t,,+ A.
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sonle4 the command oil the corps ana inc accounts oil
his gaIantry and proves fresh in the memory of all
A Resarl Palma. RfigcIys battery
carried the swift messengers Of death to the ranks Of the