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poLKs HARBoR PoLIcY.-The editor OF the Os-
yepo Advertiser thus speaks OF the present condition OF
Osweco hsrbo-. considerable portion OF the pier
has been swept away and Inc NSyes from inc Lake nave
free play up the BAR Is forming az the mouth
the harbor which promises soon 70 close the channel
entirely 70 vessels six feet d-HuEht OF water
Steamers now entering have exercise the greatest
care and caution 20 keep from being grounded. ne
Niagara her las; IMP IL struck the bar anc was &c
.Ane6 eighteen hours before she could De worked Or
-Four vessels s:e piled up on ;he rocks near Tie
the broken pier, snG OF them large and costly
bark viii inevitsay go 20 pieces Property 10 an ex-
tent fully sufficient render the ha-oor safe Ard easy
of entrance mas been sacrificed within the lssi three
weeks IN consequence OF the insucency OF the har5os
works 10 aiorG proper protection 20 vessels.
such Is the condition OF Oswsgo harbor- And each
day j: IS rendered by The action OF The winter
storms Unless relief IS Afforded speedily TIE harbor
will be rendered useless The entrance channels should
be 5redseG ou, immediately and no necessary delay
oush, n occur II the repair OF the oresch = he par
Each dAJ Tia; Is suffered continue II Us d1apica;ed
condition judgments the INJURY. single s!sht =: the
wrecks now lying N direct vieT OF the whoe shiP2ns
Of the hafbO- would any reasonable man OF what
ever friendship ne may have entertained for me admin
st-arou OF Jtzzes 4 Fox None but ;hs bhnd=si and
most unreasonable party hack gaze on tie run
which the Government policy Is producing without ise
ing his blood BOZ! n indignation ass; IL authors We
do not ,ssn - attribute the g--ns ich haye been the
immediate Of the late disasters TIE OF
President Polk. do design charge RS admins
trsriop with the crime OF causing these particular r-
-.s But We do point &c them the legitimate results
nj che PRINCIPLES Of the message II sppropra-
t;ons necessary 10. the protection Of the OF
the lakes are withheld t-oC our hsrbors another
ves- TIE navigation OF these inland seas VII D. attend
- NOT only with rinoGs destruction OF properly 5ui
with painful loss OF human life The hA-bor dstences
b- nsvsr been adequate siord proper p-otecton 70
the commerce OF these waters; aud now Uey are u a
worse condition than they have been 81 any crae during
the lssi ave years.
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SaNDs7S SyRUP CASTOR OIL

SANDS'S SYRUP CASTOR OIL
IJAS the appearance OF mlk and 10 a- pleasant 10 The
Haste Prepared and sold wholesale aud retail by T.
H. SANDS, Druggist sind Chemist, II JaIn-ss- and is
Third-svenue. Sold by +. NJ Guon. Bow-ry Grand
81 ard by J. l. Coddr slcu. SS tadsonsL Mrs. Hayes
Rrooklyn MA I'm
SMITIrS HOMEOPATHIC PHARMACIES
SBroadwSy corner OF Brpome.sl.-J. l. 5. SMITH hs7-
ng saved from the lae FIR. OF his stock OF Homrops
THO medicine, IN uatnurrd state IL enabled to suppE
orders and furnish cases. NC. &c rs heretofore.
He has removed to the abcvs number wher. may Big
found family and other arnca ncmre, sruca pias
and assortment. OF medicines OF the hest quail
N,
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General Notices.
TooTHACHE CAN BE CURED

TOOTHACHE CAN BE CURED.
c5r Who would not give for Tie reuet Of So.E-
toner. OF tie ale Dr. r Hart as the Glove Anodyn-
II de-troy- he OF he tOo;h ch every che surely
must know Is the cause Of Toothace Il has gwen relief 10
tno- sands have lost any uighi Of rest by his s1
cucaling pain and Who woac give grateful testimony 70
ia efficacy il necessary but sse leave II %
generous public give 0u lE snd II l. does rot an ora
satisfaction less ihaa minute re money WI De re-
funded Prepared and sod wholesale sac reta.! oy u B.
HAMMOND L co. Chemists and Druggists sGccessor'
70 the ale Dr. J. Il Hart corner Of Broad~aY snc Cnsin
b-r-.t al Joining stewards neV marble buildings
Y 3 The cropr-,ors would cal the attention Of the
ladies' and gentlemen Ih- many scrs Eep icf lheiI
Convenience such as Bear. OIL lgenuinel Tootn, iar and
Nal Brushes Soaps Cosmetics, Perfunery and al AZ
ttclr. ann-rtatriry IN ,0lIeL- c.- JHlOs
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K. WEDNESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 16, rs4s

BosTox E1zcrloSs-The choice OF Municipal
Otscers n Boston took place MONDAY. and oy tue
favor OF Adams Express we have the returns Tor
Mayor 4. reported 70 the Atlas Office up to near .
o'clock Monday night. from all bot Wards III X and
XI which viii not vary the result. The agra
gates 50 81 are
aufsc7. II. Goodrich L Butler Var. SCAT,
2s55 81 5ol =
No doub, Of z complete Wing triumph The vo-e
i vii be seen Is varr light.
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A DREAM OF H1NposTAN.


"Tim longer one lives, the more one learns
Said !, as of to sleep Went
Bemused with thinking OF Tilhc concerns,
And reading book by the Bishop OF Ferns
ON the Irish Church Establishment
But To- in sleep not long lay
When Fancy her usual tricks began.
And found myself bewitch'd away
TO goody city IN Hindostan-
A city. where he, who dares 10 dine
On aught but rice, is deemed sinner;
Where sheep and kline are held divine,
And, accordinsly dressed Tor dinner
But how is thist wond'ring cried
As walked that city. f6:g and wide,
And SAW, in every marble street,
A row OF beautiful butchers shops
What means, tor men who don't eat meat
This grand display OF loins and chopsi
Ia vain asked-'twas plain to see
That nobody dared to answer me.
So. on from street 10 street strobe
And YOU can't conceive how vastly odd
The butchers looked-a roses,c crew
lnshrined in stalls with nought 20 do;
While some on bench, hatdozine, sal,
Aud the Sacred Cows were not more tat,
sui posed to think, what al this scene
OF sinccurc trade was meant ii mean,
And. pray. asked l." by whom is paid
The expense OF this strange masquerade -
III expense ,-oh, that OF course betrayed
Said enc OF these wonied Hecatombcrs)
BY yonder rsscally riccconsumers7
What tAsy, who mus MT eat mcst -
No matter
(Aud, while he spoke, his checks grew tatter)
" The rosues iusy MUNICH their PaGdy crop.
g But the roeues must still supper, our shop
And depend upon it, the way TO treat
Acretcsi stomachs that thus dissent
is 10 burden Hll that won, ca, meat
With costly MgAr ESTABLISHMENT"
On hearing these words so gravely said
With volley otlauchter loud SHOOK
And my slumber fled. and my dream wss sped
And found was lying snug in bed
With my nose in the Bishop OF FERNS'S book.
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TIM. nas been thousands 70 tneif sorrow On mere
= no necessity d: -r being -,o1o-a Win tnese JenE q
~ IJrser for The AzAs.AN CoRS Plaster WIN give I'M
Tiz.- r-H.f and -5-cE,ay Ri CONT brnions Sc-
falls 10 cure The MONEY viii b refunded. For sale
bv DAVID SANDS co. No - East B-oaf way 100 Full
t5B-.t e-c ~ Broadway C. z Ring I&2 Broadwa: ,
Wvsii Z Ketchu-a, - FlIozst Z II. 6uioc, 1t 5ore-
r. 5sI Broad gay, anc By druggists generally.
p-- rer
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Espccially now of Continental Europe is n knowl-
edge desirablc-of the operation OF its political sys
TENS. of its progress in education, and the condi.
ton, passive or active. OF its population. Upon
such knowledge we predicate Its Future-a
Future rot confined to itself but embracing the des
TIMES OF world.
That our author gives US little insight into such
speculations is no fault OF his. What he has at
tempted he has done, and fairly Had he made
more comprehensive effort he might have been
partially or wholly successful. But there is a blank
page of Europcs history and condition to be fill
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Those who DESTROYS OF making the tour Of
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who seems to have denied himself no essential
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OF England Scotland and Germany
II is true he did not travel seigae'r but he de-
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no royal road to any Kind OF useful knowledge. II
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That the Mormons have been the victims OF a
cowardly and netsrious appetite for wander; VIC
lence and debauehery, can hardly doubt We
find in a late Z 5 Gazette letter from the Far
West respecting them. from which we make the
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From the New Orleans Bee, July 10.
LATER FROM THE ARMY AND TEXAS

LAiE-h rhOM ARMY ANU IEAhS
By the arrival Of the Telegraph, Capt Aud, we
have received Galveston papers TO the 7th instant
The Telegraph left Brazos Santiago on the 5th,
which latter place she left on the Sd, direct TO Mo-
bile She took out four companies, Of ninety men
each, and landed them at Brazos island. We are
glad to learn that all the river boats except the Po-
tomac, which lately left Galveston for the Rio
Grande, have safely arrived, Without them Gen.
Taylor would be unable to his army and stores,
and with them he will probably send the supplies
up the river, and put the troops in motion without
loss Of time.
The Galveston .Ntios, of the 7th, says The
latest accounts Representa- Carrabaa at San Fernan-
do, 80 miles above Matamoras with 300 men and
800 horses; thence he is said to have passed dow
to Camargo, overhauling and examining all he met,
and concealng the archives and public property ev-
cry where. Canales is said TO have had interviews
with the alcades of Reynoso and Camargo, who
have agreed upon a declaration Of independence.
Generals Torrejon and Juarigue are In Monterey,
Ampada in San Louis Potos. Mejia is with the
remnant Of the army, in which sickness prevails,
and Arista is at his hacienda declining to obey the
orders requiring him to go TO the city Of Mexico"
The practcabty Of navigating the river Trinity
in Texas, has been recently proved by Capt. Itch.
nor, of the steamer Samuel M. Williams. who pro-
ceeded up the river 70 distance Of 400 miles from
its mouth Galveston will become the market Of
the rich and fertile region watered by that river.
The Galveston News complains of the immense
number of dogs that wander about the streets, and
especially of their nocturnal serenades.