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BOARDING.

pOARDING-Rivinsicu ~. a few elocl' s..hef from
DGfsnt Or Houston a. stsges, last below Esssx, m
private family few respectable parsons elmer sns os
gentlemen snd iher wives. can be Accommodates WIN
urnished or gafrnshed roors arc Win oosft 90 rec
.oussie term. jyr ~
COUNTRY BOARD-Atew persons can he accom-.
v modAiea VIII board IN . hestAy rsf u NO coonuy
where hereis stream Of wsier for bsthng fsrueaHs
Al This Office. jyA u.
pO>kDlNG-sUils OF rooms 10 let furnished OF m,
- fgrushed with ~houI board 10 respectable Eng
st family from London. where cleanliness and ecntof
he enjoyed Aso, Two hires single gesLecen can
be- with pleasant rooms with breas sst and
required. BAN room IN the hoase os N. aceoumo
dsgou OF occupants Apply Al Ma AEDHURsTs, Sal
HoustOn-si or Mr. MsDHURsr, Y Maiden lane iyi I'm
IPo,kpiNG-Can be had In q healthy and cceusl To-
Dcsion lsrs- and commodicgs nousc pleasant rooms.
with shower cold and hot wsssr osshs lS Mostsl be-
.w-sn Grand and BEoome sta Terms moderate. Refer
-ncs. exchanged. lyslm.
DoAKD IL BRO<DWAN.-A few siuse ssude-
Dmen % gentlemen with their wives may be acc mno
dated " in paror, ana bedrooms with board aS5 Broad.
way bss~ cen Broome and Spring SIS Loealon pesssn'
sad senteel Bah room 10 the house jyi1 im'
kNA>TED-By . single genuemss, two furnishes
w rooms with without board. The subscriber woald
prefer paying Tor tho by giving nsocion In Musc
snd he French Language. The most s.sfactory refer
.rc., an be given Address by letter T p. c. Messs
stoisrl punhsm ISL Broadway. lyi ln'
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WEE,iL rs WHEAr--A practical farmer Do our
County tells us ct an experiment b. tired In keeping OFT
this scourre OF our Wheat helds which proved entirely
successful Last year his crops Of Rye and Wheat were
in al Joining fields and he noticed that his Wheat next
the Rye field was apparently unhaImed by the insect
wh.s the remaining part Of his Wheat was mostly eaten
up by the weevil.
In The Fall of a. after sowing small held with Whea
and narrowing il IN one way he sowcd peck of Rye
over tn same ground md narrowed IN n the otut way
The result IT. hs crop of Wheat good stands twenty
bushels 10 the aud Is entirely ifre from the insect
while bis neighbours Wheat Hfds ~ good soil, are
wholly destroyed by the weeyii sud turned 10 pasture
He is firm believer that the small gIantity of Rye lmN
"a in sowing with his Wheat saved his crop We have
something of this kind mentioned Ia the CWrdto
and glad farmers testing thf result II tho
weeyil Will not touch Wheat when kyo Is growing with
IT, the mixture should be made until the insect Is eNer-
minated. lOs"sso lumes
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General NoIitts.
PHRENoLOGIsT ARD PUBLISHERS,
WLERs ~ W WELLS,
iyl SIM 1871 Nns-nu--t. - l.

~ yatrr-Cur Estnbii-hment. ~ Bpnd-sI ~.
srd syossst tOyster BsyD L. Dr. sHE@, he sfle.l
American prscluOn-r and author on NsieCure receives
psaent, 80 above. ThoEe distance may by .rntng
= fee be advised for treatment 81 ncme. myG
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RrrLs HUNG AND REPAIRED.

r. Landlords aud Tenants wanting belle hung
sno reDair-d can Them done IN ne most substantial
manner al warranted, by r. Roberts So Broadway, nesf
NIB A splendid assortment " new .iyls Bel Pulls
Door sizes Number Plates, &c. K hObEhfo'
4. .--.-si. ~ Broadway.
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nov TO THE AFFLIorED!N

nR sEARss GOOD sAnAHIrAN or Psio Ssfes.n
Dconhdensly Oasrsd one " the beat rsmealss sf
.. n. u avery Description IL infssDy oufes spsins
,u.-. cue and wounds II also cures diafh1s eaoiess
aorbus, dy.es.srs. bowel complaint, yeas ana ~
.maeA rheumatic Affections bufns, cons &c. nc saa
.n sr--ot neiciss FOR xbs code snd cons.mpDn'
n ls1eB Pnes from = esns ~ Pe1 w.
=, ~ Cherry. al snd By Dr. PAisoas, ~ Csn.lst
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SIDNEY, NewJersey July y, 1877.
NJ ID MoORHEAD-Lc4r STs You wish 10 know II
me wls a. been the result In my own case. " The sp
plicauon Il Dr. Chr.le's Ga.ysIic Bell aid NecAlscs-
s5o tsenfg ysi had been suffering from dyspep-
sa Every wear ne symptoms became worse nor could
obtain prrmsDent fei-iifom any course ~ medical treat
meut hai-ver Ny phy.lcan- were sAlill anu excel
lent men bur here the.f prrscnpuons failed Aolubonr
years since l cOusrqlrl ol frequent poslIe ID
weather n The discharge OF my pastoral dulles be-
cane .gbi.ct 10 a severe chronic rheumatism, which for
year alter year caused me- ini-scraoe anguish To he
severe psroNy,m. lte xii Of my physicians SOMETIMES
Afforded me- gre.t relief bat inis relief ony tempo
rary. FsTlher- 10 the Nllier ~ - id 90 IN cont.
eence Of preaching gres deal 10 my own and various
0iher churches IN this region was attacked By The brou
chus which soon becznr 90 severe - . require ~ ii
mediate uspea'on ~ my Pastoral laoors. NJ rerrg,s
s,sm r0r 9ross ty Proiraif, a. my oronchi..
became worse, ~ oid ny dysprpsla ard rheumatic
sarconi1us eylrCug ths. these disorders connect
ed with -sch other through toe medium o he nervous sys
ten. Nv suhrring- were noe severe and had Eo
prospect otter laa hat u being entirely laid aside from
he cischargr oi hose dulles ga re Performance "
those lab0rs 10 ~lich ~ su ha- ever i3lnt l' g-s
Of her lows
Nitrous Syff mus b- fescled before any hope could tc
in1ulgri I'd ny ming lief irun these l'si distressing
ma .dirs fn DE wac pllrla-1la here seemed D. De
90 remedial agent wh could fra.l AMI r-clp-rs,c my
rer.o .v.ter. evervlir has ls1 led Tor lhi. rlf-
~, 81 - ~. : &C., rl'-.ir.--es IN a. "a r-rr
De- conc -ed 10 ly ile eec. Of The uirodgctoa Of toe
gslyauic ili ul The system le clccl was TOO violent
and he Introduction Of -e rd too sudden ior my pros
"a Vi . H
u-p va. led % infer .tal c0lf tle SUD he brouE1i
t1- ue-vou. system more .railsly lie effect would De-
beneficial Tns train ~ reasoning jed % examine ttc
s-c.-. prepared By Dr. CHzl.rit snd sold b. yourself
and l1aa viii ~ very Gang re ll Pes IF er enc ency
10 resolve ,1 r - effect % he application " he GyAa-
i- B-lt 40 Necklace. This 'l Il-e. 1850. T. my
r-f s.prisrneut f-s aayf - epsiA hat Cole
stelf ds s e1s1.ed ~ resume ~ pastoral labor. rlr
have sirce omitted single service % accoult ~ he
brorl. Al ms rhegmsc affection $50 ceased o lfUu-
BIZ me Iftrue Q-rmille1, could 81 s-ee N PAPER wh
d. deal. I'D rscuars butI ca nov only furnish Itis
bnsf ab.tra-L Ny dyspepsia has neter IstuH>d -he
~ 4. --IIv .r-.-d sni j. t1l'ssig being drv-n from
II. hold leoa rs system al ry nrolets a1--0n = en-
firsg c a. sllh ll- Nol--- aud Happy result 81 e
i ave recommended Dr. CfEfsfiE's Articles o. nla.
vyh1 haze been hk-wise -l1cff4 Ton n-l.4slc alec
tors. They tsve rlec men, IA anna ir-A--- p
l-s in every case Ih0lEhl have nyi wrilten Us irr
~ eaton an perfectly wi-lrg uat goa should ssHr
~ eti.r r uanu.c-t o any Who may desire
az, dear SIR very r-sqeet,l.ls yours
ROBERT ~. LANDlS
r. TIE public are respectfully spPriet ilii ne osLr
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MEASNEss or IRisH LANDLosDs.-Ibere are
l98363 ratons distributed Rrs'ui.ou'y. a. Ireland.
daily undertl su1ern,end.nca OF the Relief Commis
SIN ~ cost of cents per ration Toe Tins Of the
Isl instant contains the Comm. sion-rs Report where
in they describe the ol country gentlemen OF
perhaps $1,000 yesr inc me, Who place .her DO
mesiics aud wealthy teuan,s tie Pauper rsuon'roh
Isntit too bsoi The language Of the Report dated
June IT, Is As follows
In several instances the Government inspecting officer
on theoccasona visits he is able q make 70 any Commit
tee hayng perhaps the charge Of or 20 found dh
Guilty in striking Oh hundreds of names that ought not
10 have been placed the lists including sometimes
those OF servants and men 10 the constant employ OF
persons Of considerable stat aud property these lat
Ter are frequently themselves members Of the Commit
tees aud in some the very Chairman being Mass
traes have sanctioned the issue of aous . tenants OF
their OF considerable holdings possessed OF live
stock AMI who, found had paid up their las, halt
years rent
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SroRM.-On Monday night our city was visited
by one o the storms that has occurred n ms
vicinity for some time accompanied by violent 2ust 81
wind severe lightning aud heavy thunder. On Wall 81
large brick building undergoing some repairs n reaf
of The drug store OF Messrs Gaynor Wood was blown
down falling with crash truly terrific. portion ID
the building fen on an sd Looming frame building carried
in the root aud also damaged adjoining tenements
Being uunhabsd and the taking place late
al night NJ one was injured During the storm trees
were blown down fences prostrated the streets and BY
wsvs of the city well washed SC Richmond Eng 2cIh.
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TO BANKERS AND MERCHANrs.
WOODsRIOGE's IMPROykD PATENT BANK, SAFE
AND STORE LOCKS
rayHE CLAIMS OF THIS LOCK 70 supsrorty are oeDod

90 IL .aiegy certainly Of operation simplicity VI cos
,s,t a De recent tr.i at ths Exebsogs has PLACED
Ia. sf-y b-,ond d.spgIs. No O.Lsr Oea offered 70 ne
or,bI~ IL. rsfafsc ne sans test
IN, s.mpiely VI ~ construction, and The manner 10
atie, IA. motion, produced combl1e W render is
action certain .,-
The PEICEs comparatively moderate, espoceuv
when considered 10 connsctlOn With heir safety Lsb
loo. 3 accompanied With two ksya Price VI ms xges
sire gro medium as 81 - fof ssfss snd stores no.
So ~ SIS Toe lowest priced ocksne dessned expfSs
- fJr STOKES. aud made me ssns pfnepS "a
vim cold aste.d " ctsa seable keys Osden maj ~
sr...@f 10 W r. WOODBelD0E. q re
igSlsgs1 Mandatory. 81 N xsbetb-st " !.
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20 TFE PUBLIC.
TIE FOLLOWING LETTER, NARRAtiN6A
REMARKABLE CURE or
IL nx.nnn.in. Rronchifi- and Nhenmntism

4. nom Rev Dr Lands cl-rgynA 81 Ns~Jef,ey VI
disugui,hei attachments and reputation t- publication,
though not directly permitted by he author, 10 given from
sense OF duty a. those sm airy afflicted, win The hops
that these motives will plead 40 sp0logy II s believed
tnst he annals IN science can give convincing
oo5f Of 81 antal mrfil than = here produced. Tbs
facts spesE for themselves and Tie letter nay be seen
annHiestur Al III Agency.
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Auu@g .1bscrib-rs are srlliet 10 copy u lsH or
ts 80 IN 81 : + o. The Tt7plngs u Tom Pepper,
ar - R-,n'is IN Ksnsnriug, eacn Work being had
.oul- golnla Of 500 page
~ .halit BE- addressed post paicl 10
II = - Estor o. Sex-I ofk Minor limited humber
III sav-t.selnrns re- 41g u ne Ara ana e OK Trade
iu.egfet % m outer pages
B-Pricr Of he DAILY Even a. Mirror 81 per sGnam
i sdysrc- one sLl cg week wa5l recsye1 By
~ VII our Exchanges pysAse notice, iy.6 m
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FROM BRAzrL-By brig Garland, Hadley from
Para sth inst this port yesterday We learn that news
was resolved At Para tha evening Of the lth per
steamer of the death OF the Crown Prince of Brazil DE
fore stated snd of serious Disturbances 10 Pernambuco
but particulars. lsaem register ~oh'
II John Petit late NJ c. from Indiana was
thrown from his buggy. the 10Th instant In eonse
quence OF bis horse taking fright and broke his leg be-
low the knee.
~ Hon. HENRY CLAY was az the Blue Sulphur
Snrings Julv ~
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T.. y. WHEELER
r. Commi.sl0uer tor The stntes Of new ORR
.nt' Cor ecucuL Ts1EscJ HaA. Il
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70 Be.seen Joh1 - snt iia-aer-sne. IL
r. oewae of Dflsgists a-- Dl-s sores >. aele Of
T,s. sreIe. sai IS many ofihsm o1er SoIihe.s c.a
,.ls.,,s iva sIaWkFE
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Oficial Corruption in the French Government
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"a GOV YoUyc left Albany on wednesday for
Livingston County and will not the Journal understands
return until the IN Of August.
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Impor,an, Rumors from Morocco,
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NEw.LEsANoN SPRINGS, N. Y


DERSONS visiting this watering pisce VIII md II 10
T. their interest Izke the 81 Albany for Canaan
-Four Corners where o- oi stages directly 10 Leo
anon IA connection with the BY thss route persoos
leaving New York the morning Will arrive n ths springs
Al O'Clock In the evening Of tbs came day Passengers
will ticseted from Albany 10 Lebanon for o.
rh, will OF mske II the Shortest mo" sxPsduous
and cheapest by which travellers can reach Lebanon
from tho City Of Ne~York
Passengers who leave New-fork In thentc hi boat WIZ
srriye by this route al Lebsnon at 10 oeock Tho next
morning. There are but seven mes Of staging BY this
route over pleasant road, with good icsns and easy
coaches Travellers will therefore be their susrc and
nol deceived by tho agents Of other hnc OF cutter
any conveyance pretending 10 run 10 Lebanon
one recommended shove
New.Lebsnon Springs, June y, lSi7.
JAMES O HUNT, Agent, Canaan Four Core
ie25 Isl ]. w. BARCOCK. do. Lebanon SPRING.
as.s com SPRING HOTEL AND BOARDING
W. ttO 81 At the head of the hsrtor Cold sprins
few fsmille. sin La persons have board for
~ the above house which Tor pure air.
good -nd saltwater bahDg IL not surpassed on ne
shores II Long slsud sound Passage by Railroad daily
or ,teamboat Croton which leaves Fulton Mssetslip o.
3, Pm llyb l~'l WILLIAM fo,r, ~.
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WHEAT. per 70 lbs-Uniied states red 100 ID % Iys
"A: white los ~ 70 l0, l0t BARLEi-di.aljns ~ -
IS "a 90 6s OATS, pr - os 4 "a y u "a lNDlAN
CORN. per 4sO I5s as 10 45s INDIAN MEAL. pr 3D.
los lbs Us 70 2ls. FLOUR per Dol lso os-l oiied
stat, sweet Sos - sos - d. and Canadian sour - %
~ .ls BACON. per cst-M.i1es. free Of bone Sos ~
~. with bone 5ss q sd. BEEF-U prime mcss. per
49,, =, 70 ats Do. per Dbl so to 6Js BUTTER, per
ewt-Cork dry 3ds new, -Os d rs Csnsdisn os' %
7O. Grease 40s t. as. CHEESE, per cwt-U stsies
6ns 81, 10 56s uddng as % 5is ordinary iJs - 4is
IaRD nsr cst-U Ia b5is 45s 10 l3s KEGS 5Os 70 81
ADEK Der Dbl Of 20 5s-U states mess new. sos %
%, prime mess Old 70s % p prime new IS - %
HANS per c-vt-I states dry in bond, iis o a3s clio
YER SEED. per cgi-Americsn rca - - t1s
ll.,, 49, - Ham, IS. Butter los Chess s.
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Nd SEN- fOKk MIRROR Wesk y f-fe1 o. NeHs
IA sc.e1ce LIl-r.tlr-, fol.l-s-h ~ LLth iols
Eitor a11 Pr01del1r IA. le ssussco0 u s110,nclAs
d .na public llsl be- fss mlre oeW arausef--i.' ~
.tlr rn f4fIr- hrs eriaI s.rl paper Nv N ne
commencement ~ i'a SIKH volume tne~ series VIII 20
rluy lis &C. rilre c-Ci1-y nan rfel as 4rs-le ~
$50 lrlrrs az The M@trDruHs subscribers cr-f- u ~
receiving tle sligle from t1e Committeeman lt- AP
1871 .s1ud '0resrt r-ir sg3fcrPiions innrl.Sy' 40
rb. . ten ne ternls s'e oriy oue dollar yt-f.
IERNs-On- copy one year 10 sdsance.'.'''''e-
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SEI>E FKENCB BOOTS - 5O-Soctsd N
100 .tyle - D-looL@d with beet tfeucb pstsnt
s--h., win sonss sbsnss, -, 81 l9l Nsssssss.--
- This decidedly nc eb.s2eH and pee. s.ofe "a ~
rs95c,ss>y .lt-ud.d W. LANG HOLLAND.
4nTuIn.S
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Ii,erpooI Cotton Mnrket....Jaly u
Liverpool Prices Current....Jaly ]

The market to-day is very steady sales 10000 bales
ouehalf of which was on speculation and for export
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DEFEAT OF THE TURKS IN EURDIsTAN
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The M0niiegr Algerea has published an import
.at n,ece of Intelligence. Al engagement appears 70
h.ve ,aksn place between the Emlr Add el ader ana
the Emperor OF Morocco II sisted that Aod sdeF
has obtained great advantage. The following details
exaggerated perhaps have been sent to Us tarousa
yVbe Abtel der who had taken refuge In Morocco,
wa, endesyong TO obtain peace from France and hsa
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LIVERPOOL, JAY I0-Thsrs hAs been n re nrmnes.
10 the since last report and prices winch bad
declining tendency, have rather rallied On me ON
there wss very full attendance Il both local and eoun
~ milers and r ell useful description. Of British and
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Improvement in Breadstuffs,
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rus-e' -, :. ~ BROADWAY. 81

r. The pablic are respectfully sPPrifet hat The osLY
psSe IN New York obtain Dr. CHAisTiEs 0srlirs o.
U-|.. H.a
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Italy.

RoME. July 9.--The Council Of Ministers assem-
bled Yesterday Tor the frs, time, At Cardinal Gi1zs-
Beside the Ordinary members the R0msn princes were
also conyocated The Progresses have sent deputies
into the PROVINCES 10 collect signatures for the peuu9ns
they intend 10 present the Pope. Yesterday evening"
ssvcrs individuals passed through the streets Singing
the hymn OF Plus IN altering At the same time thfeSs
and msledctions against the gend armes The ponce
had taken energetic measures against al perturoasof
IAugsaurg GaEstle-
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The Malfq MlV Of the 18th ult. says We have
jgs received intelligence from kurdstan that IS rather
disc0ursginF hs sad that in sn engagement with the
Kurds the Turks have Lost about 3OOJ BcdcThsn
By was Al Van and report says that he il strengthening
that fortress for defence. The Turkish Government
however. still very ssnguine In their expectation that
Iris eheftain viii SON BE- brought terms perhaps
relving on the number OF their troops not considering
the icultes the country opposes 10 their bringing
ged~rhen Bey 10 terms.
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Rome.

The funeral service for the repose Of the soul OF
OConnen was celebrated 81 Rome with great pomp on
tho p.th ult a. had been announced. 80 early ss
o'clock ~ the Church Of 81 Andrew della ale VS.
,,y.5ed 'bv an immense crowd The son OF OCOnne.l
Rev Or Micy and all the Irish then n Rome were pre-
sen, together with number OF Cardinals, Bishops ho
man Princes and the e OF the French Clergy aud ira'
elcr. who are always numerous in Rome. Father Ven
tura pronounced the funeral orsrOn OF the deceased IA
which he compared the situation OF Ireland 20 tna 81
his own country and OConnell to Plus IN, snd cspt
waited the attention OF his auditory during neay W.
hours lie nevertheless only delivered onehaA OF bis
Grafton thsi part in which be considered OConneh As
spohucal man and a citizen. Ga the SUN ne was 70
conclu &c u, snd speak Of him a religious man.
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NEw-YORK TRIBUNE.
ARRIVAL or TEE wAsHsNCT0N

ELEVEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-31

COTTON STEADY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-31

Affairs in Spain seem at present to be IN
wreiched state Besde the open rupture OF the queen
and her Consort rumors of eacherous intrgues even
10 the extent designs If not to assassDse At least 10
deihrone the Queen are generally circulated. These
designs appear have their chief seat ia Paris, and
every day brings fresh proof of the signal failure OF the
schemes OF Louis Philippe, which he medilated com
passng when bringing about the Montpensier marriage
DAILY News
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-31

PRussIA-The King arrived at POtsdam ON the
Goth ut ON his return from Siless. The object OF his
excursion to attend the Inauguration Of the statue
Oi Frederick the Great At Breslsu.
II is rumored that the Emperor OF Russia has re-
solved to place here very considerable sum OF money
some accounts say 100000 and others 10 silver
roubes IL is asserted that this loan will not be made u
the Pr ssan Government but has been offered 10 the
King personally. The importance OF this fact will not
escape any one who has followed the recent incidents
of our internal politics II is not useless add that
personal loan 10 the King is not thing when the
extraordinary expenses occasoned by the state OF Eu-
rope in 1880 exhausted the Treasury the Hing personal
liz contracted loan Of 100000 thaleIs.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-08-06

plated in a mad-house. Alas! poor Joe Dig
CORY, had he been sane enough to go to law
he might have lived and died in the most re-
spectacle society!
IL Diggory's was a case of individual in
sanity, how much iHsaner would it be for a
nation 10 behave in a similar manner! We
suppose, il any member Of Congress, when
the Ten Millions of Dollars and Fifty Thou
sand Men were asked for, had proposed that
the money and the men should be employed
in building railroads and cotton factories in
Mexico, to be presented as a token of forgive
less and good neighborhood to that rather
unfortunate people, he would, the moment
the words had passed his lips, under the
countless nnmoving fingers Of scorn pointed
at him, including the skeleton fingers of the
man who wrote . the laws Of nations" have
thought himself such a natural horn fool that
he would have sunk down through both stone
floors Of the Capitol into S%ymmes's hole!-
This is a great couniry-ditto-Christian.-
Chrono'ype.