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LAWYERS DIARY FoR isS7-

lust PuBLlShED-This d.spens.bi- accom- pant rneni
y 70 every Lawyers ohee, eoasirng hst of the rev
Sherfs Clerks elected IN Noyennef las. IN snsnsr
ners In Chsrcer sheris Jery fOf lie year i94l CON-
nsss01-rs q Deeds spPrie1 By Governor II other
safes Comm ssoaers 70 tsAe sckroN ed srents for oshor
SSles; Pubic Nosres and Commissioners 81 Dccts n
he City Of New YORK; Rstss q Posisge Foreign Con.
sas; Banks srd Insurance Companies IN tee Cites Of
Ney-York ard Brook w Elections Ia Ire snfc Of New.
YORK; Corporation of the City Of NewYork; Courts OF
TIE Unifsd States STATS Of New York and City " New.
York; American Ministers Al Foreign Courts; Charge
dAHares coupetr list Of AL the Lawyers IN the City Il
York-togeher win 81 the usual Memoranda rrss-
ing 70 TIE dl6sreni Courts Published snj for sale ~
BELL GOULD. Law Sstioners
a
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A IDS TO REFLECTION. BY ssmuel Taylor Cole ridge.
hwith Pre- lmlnsry Essay, by James Marah. D. ,
from The fourth london edition, with mo authors ssi cor
REGIONS
The Lay Sermons OF :. T. Colsridge. 10 one volume A
supply cf .hese VARIABLE books received Ard for
,sle By ~ "A. NEWMAN Il CO lss Brosdwsy.
fef Nsv-York.
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rHr ANNALfsT,

A RECORD or FRtCTTC al MEDICINE r. TIE ciy
n - N~~-York Edited hy WiAAa c Resorts, N d
Feo- Ct cocgr % Physeis7s ard Surseors q Ns-
TorS coSTESrs CT 10 IT
l. CliniQUs q The Uh;versigv % NsNlcsk
n Ctn.cle ofihs Ccisxe u plyt.czns ard Scrxeons
III. Re scTts of,he Now-ycrk Hospital
~. Reports q Ne--Yo-. Pathological Socisty.
'. Reports o. Sew-YoTk Med ara S2rg. SpSi-ty-
VI C,sss from Ky Noir-e0ok, y lsrsS. Acssl. n D.
Aser Szryec- Z A
VII rhs cricsl rsach.as :; he Nev.Yosk Hospital,
By John Z. NSaderTocsi- n. D.
VII Eosrcss TsBtE.-iesa Wsiom. NGfioas Notices
Notices cl Asyams. &c. Ncw.York Academy % Neii-
cine Bioegrsrhical Notices Trsns.etiors Of Phsdel.
rsik College o. Physicians rroussrsa All Beloc2 anti
ucspsied, &c. Vsris-Foyeisp. Domestic, O6zary.
MS DANIEL ADEE, le- Fgtos-sl Ns~-fork
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Hu0in- Rnbber Goods
RUYERs OF sWRRRD GOODS, sa'p.

BUYERS OF sHJRRED GOODS, suspsrdsv,
Dkr.-The undersigned, now The Only manufacturer Of
this css y rubber Goods desires 10 csll The attention OF
buyors s fact thai Of bis manufacture have ever
separs ed the textile fabric from the cord u rubber and
invites 81. who wsnE good shirred s0spondrr 20 buy
those b-arieg his manufacturer with r.ne0s 0f
The guarantee heretofore repeatedly given 20 psY ool
lars 10 eny person DO win produce psir o. pays
ufsure. he rubber q ~tich has teccmposed and the
fabric separated from he elastic cord. largo sIOck NJ
low prices. resdy and being eoas.gn,ly manufactured
BY The owner Of 81 he pelents. HORACE ~ DAY
- COrilani-sL
DlBbhK GOOD~.-iJ0p Goooyears Patent hsss
u &c Brsces, wsrgknlse psTfsoi ara M isRgth.
1900 psirs Mems and Miszes and Child'ens imported
RubJers
I,oJ0 pairs aeD's Metallic Overzhost
100 " fsati 81 Bnssins
LOO A." Slippers
Aso sFEe assortment q eysgy description " al lshs
AMI waterproof Goods II for sale 70 a1y quantities.,
fsyOrsbe ,rnns by thu Newark ndis Rpboer AsDfss-
turing Co 65 MGlden-laae. olau
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WOMAN AND HER DISEASES,

E,RoM THE CRADLE TO THE GRAVE, adapted ex-
u cusvey 10 Der instruction IN the natural awe Of her
system and all the diseases Of her critical periods by Ed
ard r.. Dixon, NJ. d PIP S25, price . - The New
York Journal OF Medicine, ths Boston Medical Journal.
Tribune. Evening Post Mirror Anglo American. Albion
have given highest testimonials Of the value o his
popular work All orfers enclosing tho cssh promptly
Tended 10 by CHARLES IA hIN0,
rns iyross corner prO.dway and Iohn 81
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Miscellaneous.
Or, AMOS @. HULL's

UTERO ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER
~ BEDFORD, n. Of the Unysfsity u loo City o.
VI. Aew-Yors formsry Professor ~ Mliwif-ry Ia tos
Msdcsl College Of sOsA czOlias, makes re following
slate1nents
II an n1eh pleased With Dr. H1p, Instrument FOR Pro
apsus UBerL | bsVs no doabt 4 viii prove mxhiy be1s
sca N this very eoupa amt szooag females NJ
bssn presented al d6ef~tf uss
- lk. Faculty win tho view ~ supporting ths proaps-1
womb, have sSy wbich many accounts
car com pare IN sres-nee 1th Dr. HalPs Useru-Abdou
as s7DDorter.p HuLLS Truss OFFICE,
FeseysL Astor Houss. hev-Yorx.
- fhs Ladies' Departmental private futf o. rooms
10 placed End-s Fhs -.peel charge qaalcsd female
siIsrdsn1 lOrin-
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Drp pcooa.


WINTER GARDIEsTs-Ths bs.snee OF our stocs
Cosks aud Business Coats Will be sold At greatly r-daesa
prless wy. r. JENNINGS 90
bHR ISL BroadwGY. American Hotel
TIENTICKY JFA>r-i00 css.s blue, olive, brown,
N gold mixed black miK,d aud bl1c ua-d o, different
qualities f4f nae by kESniTH & CO.
IN 30 ard 81 Pirest
NANKEEN--i05 casss I. sboge ! CO 8, AMI oilsr
If.fyles Tor sels By NEShlTH co.
27f - and s. Piasst
l1EOSS f.OoDs-so0 osiss . s5d a. srs. medium
I'D snc ssYy brown sheslHgs and ShrtrSs, fcf sale BY
III NEsaIrh = co. 50 .ad % Pine-st-
ELASSEI 500 bales pain snd I~iIed sesfet, gel
Ef 81 ana 81 YiGs-s.
NIERRImACK Blue PRINTS, jus received
WI ffom Lowell asO, blue aud blue snd Orapss rrl.s
from he Suffolk ard clyde Print Works for seio By
2sf CO HARRIS " E1ehsn g,-p.sce
lJEKINO CA~sIMEREs--S9 csss, HsrinO Csssi.
IVA msres Of Various susiues, eonpnsinz e7sJ 'srisJ
nS &. y HARaIs, 4s Esehsnss- place
DLUE AND ORANGE PHI<Ts-Ne~ ssd dssi-
I'D rabs Psterps ace aud medium CSths, for szls ~
ms c. y. HARRIS, ~ Exchaags- plse,
A MEXICAN NANkEkNs-ln 10 yard Pec<s, war
irsn,-d be manufactured from Oeoryis Sankssn cot
To- sale BY l<a G. =. HARRIS. ~ Exch.nee. plse-
NANKEEN--aO case, N.BEesps IA 10 yds p.scss, 20
y ceiVsd this dag and Tor sale by
81 c. :. HAIRS. v Exeharge place.
SLATR COLORgD CAMBRICs-A superior ar.
- dele recsiYed this Day snd ior saIs by
n15 c. y HARRIS, u Egetanyep.ses
COLORRD AND WHITE rolled pager Masfns
NfJr sale By infl c. '. HARRIS, - Ex~ hAnfepisfs
miscellaneous.
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PATENT ELAsTIo BABY JUMpER,

PATENT ELASTIC BABY JUMPER,
ar NURSES ASSIST NJ. = newly iaven ed sod very
W us=fu sres o< i=s nursery, ~ which zf.1ts aree
uf0nfks Old ssd upward sssTeiss z
h uos gEy Co9ducyc " EssIk q decidedly u1y ey1r
- aryntos before offered 10 TIC rubc. Pr 5st
Broadwsyb By m4n 0Eo. ~. TvTTLs
INK. POWELL, Oc1ll.t and Auriss silsaos ~ Do
NEAsEs u he sYE and EkE fron- 70 cclnck a. hs
residence, eS Broadway, Of Wsrea-. oPhthsiri.,
.oppsge Of e Tear passage, CsiD.rs snd Opscites -
fectcally removed
ANArRosIs treated vsh great attention ard ruccsrs.
srRssIsnrs or squirtsng cured II few minutes
DEaFNkss ard 81 discharxe- from De Ear S-fnsasnry
cured ARTIFICIAL Eyes lnssrtsJ.
sDeetaciss ac1r I'd 60 EVER dofscL III lnOtW
no DENTi-T5.--Ths sspsrnOer rss J1sE Ssczlvrd
ceUaeot lTihouI usrvuryl f1f nns Tc@th, 1ss1tsf
.1 recently improved By q he e.. zeal Dertlsif
he woflT. Il Believed % be .bs ertcs % ne
Knd ever oGer-i ,Fot-ssOr. FOR ess> se Deps.
tepcl e JOSEPH 4 MUK7RET.
81 H. $50 6fUacwey.
Orders BY nsl accompanying Ora DolsresD h-ss > "a
ssri BY rsfurr -xpress
GTEAn YUWLB--To ist ~iia roors. Agr'y 81 Nc
~ ~ Tssns,ssr~, eor~ sf~ssiy-sa>n az ~
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0THE SPIDER AND rug fly

IHE st bSCRi6ER, ~ greet pains gnd expense, has az
iSsi published he above interesting S1r, Is sung oy
Miss Abby Haichirsop with splendid autograph o Miss
Abby words by Huehiuson. Jr This "a the only true
copy spng by her. Price 25 Also, The hile
Maid Away down Est; There gccd trne coming
Man hs Life Boat; Lament OF he lrsh Emigrsnli He
doeth al hngs well; Nay Queen; Johnny sands. Oser
there The Seasons; Excelsior; Psupefs Drive snt sigh
n The Prisoner; The Mountsne-r The songs Of the
Harmonious. Anss hsnisrs Drnpstsr, Russell &C. Aus
SIC bound piano fories guilsrs victims trings &c. &c
{. HOLT, Jr loS Eul'oa-sL
ms lw 81 door from Broadway.
TRINITY, ST. JUDEsANp THE
EHURCdMAN An Exposition % the treatment 70
- eeived hy S. Jutss Free Church from the Corpora
Ion Of Trinity. snd The Churchmsns" attempt 10 evsde
The charges Of The congregation BY viSug tho character
or the Rector. Price ~ cents.
MARRENER, LOCKWOOD 4 co.
Publishers. 4,9 Broadway, cor Grad a.
For sale by Swords Stanford, Wiley Putnam, D. Ap.
ple;ou Co C. T. Francis Co q. H. Crosby, Merchants
Erehanar and books-lers generally. Ioe Sc
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miscellaneous.


Sim REWARD. Tie Se~-ycst, Asssy 81 % !:
ssI.'o islo fecs.ph Ccupspy win pay rsvsd -
~ ~ perscn VITO shall givs sacs tnsornaaos = seaA
es1 20 tss ecnseiior % any sdivsduA apdsr The bo~
lnk s~' 'o' ~ifa'y trurns the Teexrsph lips q pse
P1T,S.. IN, go. rA PAXTON. rrsss4sa
Al Act 70 fss,Itsse he ssnsessee Of No-sss Rsswe
s.suene Islesrsps -pssssd Nay 10. fsSs,
Ies reops o, ne STATE of New Yor rVprpssnso1 = -
nste and Assembly. DO snsrs = soiosss
Ssc. The Propriesofs Of TIE eassas risAx e nocuv
Eeeo Gssrede Telegraph may be anI srsAsvsey sskor
red lnes Of said Telegraph fo.s ps.s .,
pons any Of The within H. lsns & ~
ssc ~ ne erection Of pcss. pen or nufDeoss or
en'rs tke wires of he zane Provided, hat he 49,
sha IN any isstsres he eoosruc,<1 ss1Ansos
nurioasy Interrupt the nsv'gson o. suek 81
prvV'ded sso tnsi The private ghfs q individuals sAA7
- wise Impaired ~ he provisions q this ~
shall his act lathcfsc he construction Of bridge
ssher similar ereeisc, Of The 81 sA~ ~
his S-se Asy person persecs who shan hnevtaSiY
~ily inure, noiesi or dsscv ssy Of the ssd lad.
or Tie msisss properly psra.,,Hg thereto, shau -
ecryicsloo thereof se seemed guilty OF Q ulscs1ssnoe,
and shsl ne punished by fBs or inpscoEsrS eosh =
he discretion q the eour vseh sha have snd sAss see
-r.ree hereof
Sac Che Lesissiars rsy a. any tsas sllsr. modify ~
repeal THE ard The shah aAs eject innetiaas-
Keepers Of IeaA sAops ssd I'll cthss psssces
are r-qnessd n give nct.es q tht rslexrspA o0cs u
Posts sa.ldpgs, sosrer Of Hsnovsr-st sp4 Esehaafe
place or To he undeTsgned e any ecsca oserius ccrPW
wire FOR sale. c. LIVINGSTON, Secretary.
Ssw-yo,s. March 5 1877. ms sw i0wsa-3
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"a whis Lssi.lature-whar ha. !. done p,

SaDDosdbis Cas.T rokS IN Lsgis' atom T4 Turnpike
E0te-l4re tLs eA3Ss bstsr Ee1r re Old SiGzers -
Sp0fsnsH-Leier AdrertisiEg Bribpy Fgnd-Tks
Canal 1ORSas-C0afrasfs-T The Party "a D11Ssr-
The 1ezi Presldency-The Afizs oEd Canal SBppliss-
W. BErHeu-Nr Dams M5ring OTGfory-7ao
Locksa--N07e M0riHz-D00rs Locked AEaiu-Gdl-
ierles Gearfd-A N0rlhsT-TAS .Ssr9eaHf-af. Arns--
The Side Door olkiH7 <9aiFsf Tins-TAs ore
Hour REls-Ths HalfH0l Rpls-Dr McGone9dTs
Rssoinii0n-4jfsraoor SSssious-T aktHR Il Ear
Moasy BiUs-CGHdl GrGRS Lac Rfi0rr--S0v
Work-71s Tine BillioAs-Hsa Of gasiless- TIE
Var York .StrfseQ- Ucathcr. Gr
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REAsONs FOR USING CONANr's rstanI
klYe.sfi
lat ltis labor. saving lrveatisaL
3d. II does destroy he sseehsrss matter IN he ssF
ID The orrsd bsked with Il he,sss thsn caa b pro
9nced 10 any other way.
Alb Bread made With this ysass aay - sssd sy nvsxAs
without the slsh Of tntary-
ssh Bisess ~i,h VII be nshssr and swesssr sAs<
Il made with comuon yeast
6h Buckwhsai cakss sreindnliey bsltsr rasse1 win 1
ysssi lhsn with any other.
TIA The bread ready sor baking - Il V nixsa
with the yeast
sIh This ycuthss received the premium q NE iae rsx
OF the American institute.
Sold, wholesale and retail, b.
i22H QAS3NkR YOUNG ls2 CheshaD a.
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~ Company, S.w-yers, February is ist,-w ee.es:
tho By adopted by the Directors ef he tcre lslas
Railroad Company, on The aiss day of March. is<s pro
vide that
"rhs Annual Meeting OF the Soekhodsrs Of Ais Con.
psny for the choice Of h,esu Directors sas Be bed
he ihrd Mor!sy IN February Of each year The once o.
the Company ia Nsw.York under the direction d Arss
Inspectors:
The poll 10 be open from Il O'Clock ~ ncoo ea6 - -
kept open unul O'Clock. p. NJ"
And whereas By an tnsdvertsnes such bylaw snd ths
notice 81 such meeting has eeen duly rubhsbsd
elisd by snj election OF Directors for Inc ycG o.
ulnghsvng beer heldrrefeorc Resolved ih,i 20 alec
oa OF thirteen Directors ~ this Cor osny % had 81 ne
ccmpsGy's vhee In Ss~york on ruesjsy, the Eth aay
% April under the dlr~oa u hres Inspectors cad
IN accordance with Ire Revised stsh-s TIE poll " -
cprn nom u O'Clock noon, until o clock r, ~ i-srd
that the Secretary notes hereof W be duly pss.
nshed.
Auus copy trcm The minutes
NOTICE Ia hereby given lhs aBnusl meeting u ne
stockholders u tho Long Island Railroad Company for The
election n hiresn directors with be held - Ns once Of
ssid Company Al No. AZ Wlsn-st Nstcaants Exchange
IA the city OF Nsvyors the 9Th day OF April nexL
The poll To be open from II o'clcck 81 anal
c'elcck. Z. ~. BY order ofshs Bosrd,
DAVID . IVES, Secretary
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NILLER's AGENCI.-ofce III Brosd.se New
WI Yofkfhs subscriber osers bis ssrvess Agent tof
Msrs IN the selection and purchase Of Nil ssoass, Ba
log Cloth. Screens, Betting kc. and for s other tice1
used In ,he construction raanps Of stssn cs Wss>s
suenon ard contract for The building Of the sans apsa
the uoss approved method
VIII alec sc. az Agent Tor Fsisntsss Tor al ms<AAns4
connected with millius
All communications poe, paid, addressed 70 J. rAYNv
IN Brosd.sL New.roft. or Brooklyn Guy Ans. Drvos,
iyn,L
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Long since, NJ. NcGoSEsAr's resolution 70 enforce
the half hour TI'e bah d thc House znd n Coamt,ss
failed and va -s-y sorry r II isacuii ,, alss5a-,sd
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" oil. 5.--No. so.

now has seven thousand men, and that
his force is rapidly increasing; and more
over that all are burning to encounter the
Americans again. He wants money to
carry on his operations, but Congress has
not seen fit to vote him a copper-one
reason probably being that it has not a
copper to give. Santa Anna, so far as l
can learn, is the only man who is spo-
ken of in Mexico as candidate for the
Presidency, and he is in very bad odoE
with the mass.
They were still doing little in the
way OF fortifying the city Of Mexico, but
Spaniard informs me that all the OBJ
structions they have erected so far could
be kicked over with the foot. The city
had been placed under martial law, and
the direct excesses were anticipated. The
citizens had all been called upon to take
up arms in the common defence, but un-
fortunately nine-tenths of them had no
arms to take up, Nor were there any
cannon at the capital other than a few
small and Indifferent pieces.
There is certainly party, and an infu-
ential one, in Mexico which begins to
talk Of peace and where four weeks
since they did not dare breathe their SEN
timents, they now come out openly and
avow themselves, Still the measure Is
far from popular. The peace party is
composed of the more honest and intelli-
gent property holders, the merchants and
perhaps the clergy-.o these are. opposed
the military, who have alldisgraced them
selves. and all the demagogues among the
lawyers. If the priests could be made
certain that they would continue TO hold
their rich benefces secure, they would
probably be all in favor Of peace.
On the approach eff the Americans it is
said that Congress, with all lis archives
of the Republic, will move to the city of
More!ia. OF course all my news is ver-
bal, not paper having come through.
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FROM THE CITY OF MEXICO.


The New Orleans Picayune has papers
from the city Of Mexico down TO the 2Sth
ultimo. From its notice OF their contents
we learn that Santa Anna was at Orzaba
diligently engaged in raising troops and
granting permits to guerilla bands. He
was supposed to have recruited an army
pretty considerable in numbers, though
very inferior in discipline. On the 22d
Of April he addressed letter to the Sub
stitude President Of Mexico, in which he
entreats him not to despair, nor to make
a treaty with the United States, bat TO de-
feud the capital. Notwithstanding the
evident dissatisfaction.felt with him by
many of his countrymen, the supreme
Government has confirmed him in the
command OF the army''by express orders.
The necessity of such an order indicates
that his authority had been severely. sha-
ken. 1t stated that the subst tade Pres
ident shows good deal more apathy than
is acceptable TO the Editors of FL Repu6-
! cano. They appeal him to arouse him.
self and call forth the energies OF the na-
ton to meet the crisis. They denouncc
as cowardly and infamous any course other
than war, md long I0ar. Those who
are suspected gilmore peaceable views are
denounced in 10 measured termss
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sDid he run round the fencei'' contin.

"Did ne run round the fencej" contin-
ued the counsel. A
"Not adzactly," answered the witness.
"Well, where did he go? Come, tell
the court at once" cried the questioner.
"He run'd back, I said,' continued
Tom.
"Your Honor" says the counsel, boun-
cling 10 his feet, sin THIS case there was
evidently a FENCE, and the dog was either
INSIDE that fence, OUTSIDE of that fence,
or on the fence--it stands to reason, and
the court will sustain me in the point am
aboutio make The dog must have been
at these points at DIFFERENT times; he
could not be at ALL three in one and the
same period Of time; and NOW the ques-
ton is. WHERE did the witness see him,
and HOW did he get THERE! and INSIST
on categorical answer
"The counsel can get it without being
dogma,ical," said the court. "Where," !"
added his Honor to the witness, "or how
did this dog get into and out Of the yard?"
"Why," saws the witness, 'he crawled
uHougH CkACk, Jusl dS els9 ds Hutlliu /,
whenever he had a mind to-
"Ah," says counsel, .'Now the case is
clear,-your Honor sees through it plain
~"
His Honor put on his spectacles, look
ed ixedly through them at the parties,
lifted his pencil, and fined Russell FIVE dol
lars.
"Fhe case is MADE" says the Marshal,
and Mr.. r. was straight in custody for
the items.
"Who is the case!" inquired the juve-
nile.
"Mr. Russell is, says the deputy.
"Well, I'm bowed" said Tom, wi
ping his nose, "if | didn't. think all this
ere time that it was the DOG as was the
CAsEp
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FURTHER FROM GEN. SCOTS
ARMY.

Another steamship which sailed from
Vera Cruz on the evening Of the 18th
instant, arrived at New Orleans on the
is h. with seven sompanies Of the Illinois
volunteers, on their return home, to be
mustered out OF service. The other dis
charged regiments were to follow as fast
as possible.
The cause for sending these troops
home several weeks before the expiration
of their term Of service is thus explained
by the 'JaIapa Star -
"THE TWELVE MONTH VOLUNTEERS
Four regiments Of the above troops will
leave here to-day for Vera Cruz. In dis
charging these men at the time he does,
Gen. ScoTT has been acuated by feel
ings the most commendable. He has
been ADVISED that Vera Cruz is now quite
healthy, and, knowing that in very few
weeks the vomito will set in, be dispenses
with the valuable services of those men
for the remainder of their term rather
than expose them to the epidemic. He
would be glad, we know, that they would
lC-CHACA LBC rClNltsEs Ou' 10 HOb db oil us
pleased at the alternative they have adop-
ted. In few weeks they would have
the right of returning by law, and they
express their gratitude to the command
ing general, who has had the kind con-
sideraiion to send them at time when
they will have no fever 10 contend against.
Three Tennessee regiments, two from IL
linois, one from Georgia, and one Ala
bama regiment, and Capt. Williams's
Kentucky company, are the ones to be
disbanded."
On the night of the 18th instant party
Of eleven dragons, which had been sta
toned at little village by the name Of
Santa Fe, fourteen miles from Vera Cruz
on the national road, was surprised by a
body Of Mexicans, and seven Of ihsm
killed and three wounded. The other
made his escape, and carried the news TO
Vera Cruz. Capt Walkers company
was Immediately ordered out in search Of
the murderers'
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An editor of country paper thus hu-
morously bids farewell to his readers -
The sheriff is. waiting for US in the next
room SO we have no opportunity to be
pathetic. Major Nab'cm says we are
wanted, and must go Delinquent sub
scribers, you will have much 10 answer
for. Heaven may forgive .you, but we
never can.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1847-06-08

The bar Of New Orleans is to give a
grand dinner to Mr.. Webster. The price
OF tickets is SIS. Almost every ticket
was taken as seon as oIleTed.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1847-06-08
From the Dollar Newspaper.
EARTH'S FLOWERS.
New Series.]


BY Sc"
Oh! what are Earth's flowers?
A perishing race,
Whose brightness the beams
OF the MONDAY eface;
The autumn winds sweep them,
So brief is their stay,
Like dews of the morning
Forever away.
And what arc Earth's pleasures!
Alas, they are frail F
As the reed that is broken
BY Summers soft gale;
Like the flowers that wither
And die ere the light
Which awoke them to beauty
Is shrouded in night.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-05-12
Kindness.

No man hath measured the power of
kindness, for it is boundess; no man hath
seen its death, for it is eternal. In all a.
ges of the world, in every cline, among
every kind, it hath shone out bright anc
beautiful star, beaming glory!
Look at the case of Saul and David
Bitter and blasting jealousy filled the heart
of Saul, and 'he sought to take the young
mans life.' With hellish hate, he hunted
him, even to the dens and caves of the earth.
But David conquered his eneny-even the
proud spirit Of naughty Saul, he humbled.
And how? Not with sword and spear, not
with harsh words and coarse contumely-
for these did never touch the heart with
gentle influence. No: but with weapon,
simple as the shepherds sling, yet sure as
the arrow of death. 'Twas kindness! This
killed ranking hatred, and left Saul to live
And when it had done its work, Saul saie
to David, "Thou art more righteous thar
|, for thou hast rewarded me good, where
as have rewarded thee evil" Was no
here victory, more glorious more godlike
than Wellington ever knew?
See Joseph in the hands of those wicke'
brethren. For few pieces of paltry sill
YER they sold him into Egypt. Providence
in kindness, broke the bands which he'll
him in slavery, and made him ruler there
Famine spread over the land her dark man
tie, and the cruel brethren of Joseph hun
gered. They went to Egypt for corn
And now how acted Joseph? More tha
once he filled their sacks and returne
them their money; and then he made him
self known. 81 am Joseph your brother
whom ye sold into Egypt" Here wa
kindness-forgiveness. And it crushed t
death the spirit Of Jealousy, that had ono
made him slave. He had conquered!
Come farther down in the worlds histc
ry, and tell me, what word Of all thes
spoken by the "Meek and lowly Jesus,
the "Prince of peace" the "Savlor of tn
world" was best calculated to soften ar
subdue the hard hearts of his prosecutors
Are we not asked to listen to the soft, swe
} tones of that voice-"Father forgive them!
t Oh, there was kindness!