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Passengers.

From Liverpool to BosiOs-Mr and Mrs Blaze and ser,
want Mr Hicks. lady AID servant M Rogers Ady and
child and muse; Mr. Lescron isdy aod family Mr. BIZ
uss and LADY Mr. Genny and lady Mrs sanstead Misses
Jscsgi fraham Prafte, Thompson Grrsn And mad New
n, Scoresdy Rev DR. Theodore ClsPP, Rev MI Atknson
Rev Mr. Campbell, Prof Gibson. Ma Eserton, Surgeon
an5eI.op APT Ramsay Mes.rs Battsrsby, Connen Nc
DoxaIl Gr aham, Howard, Walden. ThleTnan, Hoffman 2
RBill { Bufnhsn and serV ant bisnehAid Dtsltnan
Wbsewrsh Green ,inot yonnsoI ?, h9elsy %.
niross Lansesr Scheruefhorn, Paul ChADdrow, Tho
ma. Dixon Guest, Roach, Consaoie Dremmond brsa-
e,. Terkenr,ih and friend Chadwick and friend
siSosyn.y. w II stOddsrt, W Hamilton, Alex Gordon.
SSor Eersg.on, PrehE, Green, Abbott, las
~ 80. NeClare Holland w Bsyhes, D Bar
hydi E:son. FORBES D,sCn Thee Hs's.S Sose:
:, $1,000 l. Rrner. II Hover. HinshAll, CsehArd
t.%e. Broom. Andrews. Ross, MeHsnry 9sirs'
Kingston, Evans, De Blsyrise' Palmer, AiAIe-lA
From Haitian BOstsn-MsssTs Ondson, pa ooH,; S.n
ninsh.m H.librrton Frsxee, Doet King VIM MeAa-
hne-S
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PHosocRAFRY-T Toronto papers speak In
the bsh.s, terms Of the Lectures Of Mr. Dyer, Pho
oOsrsphy The science appears TO have arrested the
ssroas attention OF the moot intelligent citizens Of that
place AT one Of hs lectures according to the Standard
Professor Hirsc helder dictated Hebrew sentence to
Mr. Dyer and though the latter gentleman does not I'm
aerss.nd one word Of Hebrew he wrote the c'sckjs"
sounds correctly ., the rata OF eo words per mnu'e
asd .erwd repeated them to the entire ssusise on o.
the lecturers very extraordinary power and facility In
expressing sounds By simple characters.
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100000; Perkins, Scheisser & Mullins. f25O. 900;
Fry, Grffths Co. amount Of liabilities not sscer
tanned Lyall, Brothers Il Co 100000 Samuel
Phillips n Co Al5O 600. Cockburn II Co. NJ L.
Bensussn Co. Alex Mcdonald n Co. and John
Shewell Co all Of London, whose liabilities also
have not been ascertained accurately
In Manchester the failures and stoppages are
Burt wabin h Co. Alfred Armstrong; James
Guer Co; Stocks TAFT; Edw'd Potter Il Co;
Render n Miner and z. NJ Broadhurst
In Liverpool we have TO notice the suspension
Of w. Steel Co; Lake, Carlow h Co; j. X N.
Murray; VIM. Anterior Watson Brothers & Co.
w. Il J. Tomlinson, and T.. 4 p. Parry whose LA
bities are estimated at upward Of million ster-
ling
Six or seven houses in Glasgow, including the
firm of Reid, Robertson & Co. have yielded TO the
pressure the last named Of which chiefly falls on
Manchester-an earlier failure omitted to be no
ticed-that Of Allison, Comberfege Il Co. whose
liabilities reach 5000 600 and we have also 10
add the suspension Of E. NJ. Cooper & Co. and F.
H. Glover.
During the whole Of the past week the English
funds underwent remarkable fuctuation. Thurs
day was one of the heaviest days that had been
experienced On Friday it was announced that
the Bank of England would for the present discon-
tinue altogether its advances on Stock and Ex-
chequer Bills the rate of which had the day before
been raised from to 5! per cent. An intimaton
was also given that the rate Of discount for first
class paper would henceiorth be 5! per cent for
bills not having more than fifteen days to run-6
per cent. for bills not over two months date, and %
for all beyond that period-a decline in Stocks was
the immediate consequence--apdth the market closed
heavily on Saturday Considerable anxiety was
manifested which gradually wore away toward the
close, failure Of any Importance being announced.
Up to two weeks yesterday, matters had been
in a very uneasy state. For money, Consos com
menced at 81! after which sales were effected
at $50 per account the highest price after open
ing was s5i, and sales generally SAL Foreign
Securities had diminished in value, and very
small amount OF business had been transacted.
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Nni hnrd 10 Understand.

The BiHghamf0H Courier published in the home
Of Senator Dickinson and OF the hottest nests Of
Hunkerism 10 the State, has a call for a Radical
County Nominating Convention, Incidentally sign
ed and a sca,hng review of the dOiDgs OF the Day
ton and Hungerford gathering at Syracuse, which
closes as follows
such 10 faint sketch OF the proceedings of the
cent DemOc ratio State Convention Does any Democrat
blush reading in II 80 he Il the very 10 buckle
hs T. defend the Institutions of his state ana pu-
hfy his party We have within the sst lew weeks
y band OF greedy office holders aud vsmpy upon the
public treasury despicabe IN sciual strength but fertile
10 expedients and INSCRIPTIONS In succeed 10 an
attempt seize the party machinery 81 the great Demo
cratic party the State OF New York and to smother by
force the voice Of the Democrats We have seen
the Peoples Delegates and the Peoples Candidates alike,
hurled hesdong out of Convention of the People.
though they had business there and their place I'LL
ed by knaves and hrvlinss We have the deep
aud honest Of the stats against Slavery exclusion
smothered and the Presidential OF the c,a;s for
next year offered Ia the market tor the bids a tbs slave
owners. We have within the last fss months an
organized effort making against our new Constitution,
especially az anst that portion Of II which scenes the
people from extravsgsnt Expenditures and PUola debt
and The proceedings At Syracuse are but lax N
the sans chain We say n all sincerity and ruth. D.
every Democrat within reach OF voice end would
thai our words trumpettongued. that they must
hear awake awake your principles sfotdy sscii'
hced-y0ur valued leaders stricken down your
Constitution 10 hrestenedsnd the tate Of the oppressed
masses Of Rhode Island Is impending over you
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Coon EXANPLk-There were about dozen
wings 10 the city Monday from Dayton. Their bust
ness required their attention here for some days but
their patriotism and Of duty prevailed their
desire Of ssn. and they set OF at o'clock Tuesday
morning eDcouDtering the storm determined 10 t-posi,
their ballots They achieved their patriotic purpose
aud returned to Cincinnati yesterday. Let those good
for-noihng Wings Of this city ~hO would not wax
few steps 10 their votes read this and blush Dayton
IL fifty miles distant bat that dis9ncs not too gres,
for true pen who loved their principles and their
try Our dainty cts who could pot walk from street
to another TO vote will have 10 b. provided with itefs
hereafter. Cincinnati Atlas
~ If the Wings Of this State manifest bat a
1.-THE OF the zeal displayed by their brethren in
Ohio they will achieve triumph worthy OF their
highest ambition. VIII they not do it We shall see
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the Fonsn ship Letter Office OF the New York Tribune,
for the paoket-ship CONSTITUTION, Capt Britton,
which sails for Liverpool, on the 2lst inst.
Also, will be received at the same place, Letters and
Newspapers tor the packet-sh VICTORIA, Capt Nor
gan. which sails for London on the l4th inst
Also, will be received al the place, Letters and
Newspapers for the packet ship ANRE, Capt Ainsworth
which sails for HsvTe OF the lith inst
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set. Long Isaud.-Drs SHEW and ROOF, the former
thor OF the Water-Cure Manual, and Editor OF the
WaterCure Journal, and both having been with Prizes
nitz, receive patients A. above. oil n
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S ,neroyeS b. 3 T. 6ssjsmtn " esshnsa- ~.
N%A,s un,ysrss1y approved OF BY tAs Medical
4TseuIfy and 81 sbo them, - the pressure
can BE- graduated from one 70 hfsy posn<s %
.h. m Dsurs without back pad which does much aja
~ 70 te spse causing weakness and pain in tho eses
.sd sides and often permanent spinal disssss. sx dsys
aI givsn and nod perfectly ssIasssctery, nossy re-
turned. Aso, the most approved Shoulder brscss spe
Bxrdsxes no tHpp
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~ HssRr Co will sccePt oar thanks io'
Albany papers.
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- NOW FOX sALE-Honssrofds Pa
tent Truss which he he's received two
Il EE premiums b. the American institn,s,-ons
~ Oct 1874 and one In Oct. 1915 From the
universal testimony Of the beet m ysieisns.
d the bixh .pprobaOn Of the the Subscribers
ter themselves this Truss 10 bat 10 be Known, 20
persede 10 practical utility all others nov before the
eabl The action q the pa Is saeh thsi . has
roisx MOTION accommodating itself 10 every motion o.
the BODY perfectly securing the rapture The $50 snd
co,nfor. with which this truss II vofp, maks ~sy
TESTIMONIALS
Being under the necessity Of wearing sTrass spe.ss
one the xck pad Of which CALLED % raues a. -
remedy became than the disess beins ilsecss
20 Try Hunserfords Tfass the raptars s:Seiea IA.
snd convenience in every psfueaisn sy so.s sS
would induce part viih wits X gn,ss Soa'e
New-Paz, Ulster Co n Y
have a,ed Banserfords Truss on many oesss'ns
sr-,,s a.. ,..t four years. and convinced thaf N
sr a. veil a comfort It sxeels all other IIsss.. now
before the public. . 49,. 'onS D"""N"'
kespsie, June ~, 1887 . . n s.Sns 100
sold' whole.a and retail, By A. q SAsvs ~
ga7toB~t N Y Manufactured BY sEELfE - Van
NEh, Gaylord's Bridge, Conn y -
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NOTICES.
PSYCHOLOGISTS AND PUBLISHERS,
FOWLERs IL WELLS,
Clinton Hall, 131 Nas.nu--t. y. Y.
BRAISTEDS, SALOONS,

~ 252 BROADWAY. NETWORK. al
~ J. ID. Wheeler, Commissioner Of Deeds for
New-iork aud Connecticut. TNntnany Hall s2S II
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BOARDING.

DOARDfNc-B0ardc can be obtained In private
Darnily BY applying at o32 Green~ich-st doors nom
Morton single gentlemen 10 bfeaki ss and tea preferred
OF rooms would be let without board also front base
ment 10 let Tor an ONCE Oily osos
lDOARD-A large aud handsomely furnished room on
ID the second hoOr with bedroom and closet attached
may be found on application at - barelayd The iocs
delightful, looking out upon the green IN front Of
Columbia College OBS W.
BOARD WANTED-By gentleman and his wife-
ID location OF Broadway between the Battery ana
Ihambersst They will furnish their own room Terms
must be moderate. Address y III a. this ONCE ols "
l,CRNITURE OR PIANO WANTED-A gentle
man who has purchased new house OF the M" class
ia the upper part Of the city, will accommodate lew
persons with srd and will receive good paTlor fuInifnre
OF piano In psymentwould pay part IN cash. Best fe
ferences given. Address A. y Tribune once OILS lw
DOARDIN(s-Having taken the large and commodi-
ID Gus house Daanes side Of hudson, opposite
Duane PARK The location a. pleasant and he sifhy -
private boarding house for single gentlemen. 0entie@sn
wishing pleasant rooms, will ind them very eifbie and
convenient TO downtown business Charges; " ~, "
- - and - per wesk Transient boadsns % cents per
day-l65 DuAnest Oh I'M
lDOtRD WANTED-For a gentleman, wife and ser
DyaDt large airy the nrst second nooI. with
small one attached would be required private family
would be preferred Terms must be moderate Address
A. z. Marine Rendezvous, Tryon'row. oio "
lDOARDIN(.-ln Fast Bsoadwsy-s large front room
Don the second hoor with small one adjoining Also
room third floor, TO let with board - III E~t bfosH
way. References exchanged. ole w
IlOARDIN(.-A few snsle gentlemen or yentlemen
Dwth their wives may obtain pleasant furnished rooms
With board at "a 0rcenwichst The house 70 fuinshsd
witlC rotor throughout and an
O8 2w.
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RAvAGES Of The CHOLERA IN RUSSIA.

CONFLICT WITH PIRATES.
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\lhe stockholders Of the Newfor and Erie Railroad
Company are hereby gothed that nsalment OF ten
dollars per share all shares which the payments
heretofore made do exceed ty6ve dollars required
to be paid the Office Of the Company IS Wall-st
before the seventeenth tl7thj day OF November
By order OF the Board Of the Directors.
oi8 mi NATHANIEL MARSH, Secretary.
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Three Days Later from Europe.
Arrival Of the Cambria.
DECLINE IN COTTON.
FALL IN FLOUR AND WHEAT,
FARTHER EXTENSIVE FAILURES.

DERANGEMENT OF THE MONEY MARKET
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OFFicE % THE NEW YORK Gas LfSHr COMPANY,
October I, 1917. I
THE PRESIDENT AND DIRECTORS ha,

thsdsy declared dividend OF halt per cent.
the capital stock OF this mpany, ior the months
ending ~ August last payable the stockholders and
after Monday the st November The transfer book
VIII be closed from the 18th INST 10 that date. ny order
OlJtnl c. l.. ENERITT, Secretary.
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the subscribers this day dissolved by mutual consent
and all debts due u.s. and ali demands against US will be
settled by SMITH CRANE, Caryers 1873 Wooster-st
who will continue the business at the old establishment
New York, Oct -, l847 THOMAS IA. SMITH,
JACOB h. CRANE.
oil " DRTMMOND
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NOT TO MYSELF ALONE.

Mot to myself alone,"
The little opening flower transported cries
Not to myself alone bud and bloom;
With fragrant breath the breezes perfume,
And gladden. all things with my rainbow dyes;
The bee comes sipping, every eventlde,
His dainty fill
The butterfly within my cup doth hide
From threatening ILL.,"
I. Not 10 myself alone"
The circling star with honest pride doth boast
"Noi 10 myself alone rise and set;
| write upon nights coronal of jet
His power and skill who formed our myriad host;
friendly beacon al Heavens open gate,
gem the sky
That man might ne'eT forget, IN every fate,
His nome on high"
Not to myself alone"
The heavy-laden bee doth murmurlng hum
Not to myself alone from flower TO flower
rove the wood, the garden, and the bower,
And TO the hive at evening weary come;
For man, for man the luscious food pile
With busy care,
Content if this repay my ceaseless toll
scanty share"
"Not to myself alone,"
The soaring bird with lusty pin,on sings
" Not to myself alone | raise my song !;
cheer the dropping with my warbng tongue,
And bear the mourner on my viewess wings
bid the hymnless churl my anthem learn,
And God adore;
| call the wording from his dross 10 turn,
And sing and soar"
I" Not 10 myself Alone"
The streamlet Whispers on It's pebbly way
=" Not TO myself alone sparkling glide,
scatter health and life on every side,
And srew the fields with herb and Aow'rel gay;
sing unto the common, bleak and bare,
My gladstone tune
sweeen and refresh the anguid air
In droughty June"
=" Not to myself alone''-
Oh man, forget not thou, earihs bonored priest
Its tongue its soul, its life, its pulse, its heart
In earth's great chorus to sustain thy part,
Chiefest OF guests at loves ungrudging least.
Play not the niggard, spurn thy native clod
And self dsown;
Live 10 thy neighbor live unto thy God,
Not to myself alone.
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u notorious scamp was brought not long
since before an Onondaga Justice of the Peace.
charged with the high mlsdemeanor of gambling.
lie was accused OF having "come the strap game'
over native. The portly Justice, wishing to
decide understandings, requested the culprit 10
give him sample Of his skill. "The party" in
stantly produced leather strap, gave it scienti-
nc whisk across the bench, remarked: "You see,
Judge, the quarter under the strap % sWhat p'
interrupted the digni6ed functionary, edo you
mean to say that there is quarter there 7" "Sar-
TAIN was the reply. ''No such thing said the
justice. 81 will go you dollar on it," said the
prisoner "Agreed," exclaimed :" the Bench"
with accustomed adroitness the strap was with
drawn, when 10 /! there soos the quarter! .sWell,"
said the astonished Shallow, al wouldn't ha be-
heved it ii hadn't seen il with my own ewes
There is your dollar; and you are fined fre.dol-
lars for gambling, contrary TO the statue In such
case made and provided - The elongated count
enance OF the acknowledgements required no
additional evidence OF his appreciation of the
suck.
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GUN CoTToN EcLIPsED An agent more
powerful than this far famed commodity has come
to light within the past few months It's power
is irresistible, illimitable it battles the vigilance
OF fleets, and sets at naught the watchfulness,
skill and vaor Of armies. Unlike gun cotton, it
is no longer an experiment; il has been tested
and fully equals the most sangulne expectation
OF its protector. Possessed Of this ''infernal ma
chine,' single individual can pass unscathed,
nifty the bristling gauntlet Of bayonets and level
led muskets, as though the fortunate possessor OF
a charmed existence. But in speaking OF its pro-
perties, we had well nigh forgotten, says the Nj
agara Courier, to name the article--a pass from
President Polk
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LOUISIANA nUELLING Law. The First Distric,
Court at New Orleans made another attempt. on the
10Th ult to punish Thomas and Lebeau principals and
Durel and Cazeres seconds, in duel fought some time
ago. The duel was fought in a ROOM with small swords
and DR.. Thomas was badly wounded The facts were
abundanty proved but the jury would not agree, and
after being kept confined thirty hours they were dis.
charged, no verdict having been rendered.
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u The Wing members OF the Missouri Legislature
have held meeting at Jefferson city and passed resou.
tons in favor Of repeal Of the Tariff of 49, reprobatng
the conduct Of the administration towards Gen. TayIor
the passport 10 Santa Anna and recommending the es
adjustment of State system of education and eeper
al reform in the administration Of law, become corrupt
during the long Locooco rule
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1847-03-11

CURIosITIEs The Boston Post has seen the follow
ing curiosities designed for the new Museum The cab
in which the man came TO himself splinter from the
board of commissioners Some whiskers from the face
of nature. Sauce from the apple Of the eye. Flannel
from the bosom of family Dandruf from the head OF
the army Yeast for the rising generation. Paint from
The Signs OF the times Piece of string which fastened
the attention. Dirt from the path of duty. Glass of
water for dry goods store. Some buttons from bad
habit Fhmble for the finger of scorn. rope used in
foreign cimes climbs.) Blubber from an Irish soaiL -
rib from the other side Of the question
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MASSACHUSETTS, 1eutsIature.
WFnNEsnAy Ma.

w EDNESDAY, MaTcn III.
SENATE. Passed to be enacted-Bllls TO incorpor-
the Holmes Mills establishing The salary of the
clerk ofthe Adjutant General Resolves on the petit
ton of John NJ Forbes and Samuel Henshaw provi-
ding for further accommodations in the Secretarys Of
fee
The bill Incorporating The Peoples Mutual Fire lnsur-
ance'Co IN Worcester debated, and ordered to
third reading.
House. The following bills were passed TO be enact
edo incorporate, severally, the Salem Gas Light
Co.; the Annisquam Mutual Fire Insurance Co; the
Ballard Vale Machine Shop; the Adephian Academy
al North Bidgewater; the Glendon Rolling Mils the
Lawrence Mutual Fire ms. Co.. the Fall River Marine
ms. Co.; to authorize Georg Randall and John c.
Haskell to extend their wharf; Seth Nckerson, 3D. 10
build wharf; the Boston and Maine and Eastern Rail-
road Corporations 10 contract with the Portland Saco
and Portsmouth Railroad Co.; 10 continue the charter
of the Worcester Mutual Fire ms Co. relating 10 Ag-
ricuura Societies.
The following petitions presented and referred :
OF the Lancaster Bank for increase of capital of
Stephen Richardson aud others in aid of tina OF David
Henshaw and others.
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Fitchburg Tribune.

GENERAL ScoTr. The Washington cores
pendent Of the Baltimore Patriot writes as fol.
lows:
1t is alleged that Gen. Scott has called for nine.
teen thousand mules to enable him to proceed TO
Mexico, and the requiston is pronounced absurd
and extravagant. An army of 80, 900 men, and
with less It would be madness to proceed into
the heart OF an enemy's country, will require at
least thirty days provision, &c., and as the travel
over the lofty mountains Of Mexico can only be
accomplished by packs on mules backs il win
De found Oh calculation that one pound Of bread,
and one pound of meat alone per dav ior eacb
soldier, will load at least 10000 mules, and tba
ammunition, cannon &C., proving that march 10
the Halls OF Montezumas is not the irolic promis-
ed by the vaunting boosters ere the tug Of war
commenced" 20 = W.
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Y The Mexicans, after killing Lieut.. Miller,
OF the Ohio volunteers, cut out his heart ami hung
1t upon bush. They horribly mutilated the
BODY oil Lieut. Ritchie, tearing out his heart, and
sucking II upon pole by the roadside. These
acts are characteristic OF the Spanish race. who
are probably the most ferociously cruel of anv
people on earth, their active enmity extending
even beyond the bounds of death and the grave.
ihese horrors will become very common, should
the war be continued. The only thing that sur
prlses US, is, that more of them have not already
been perpetrated; and their occurrence now
would seem to indicate the prevalence of an opn-
ION among the Mexicans that we are to be put
aown only by such conduct-an opinion that will
lead solely to their own destruction
FitchbMrg Iribune.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1847-03-11

MASSACHUSETTS LEGISLATURE In the House,
Monday Mr. Capen, of Boston, offered a resolution
that the committee slavery &c. he directed to con-
slider the expedIency of proposing general convention
of delegates from all States that choose to be represent
ed 10 devise the means Of ndemnying Shareholders in
such of the States may be disposed abolish slavery
and to appoint time, after which every child born of
slave parents shall be freeto deliberate and act upon
any measures that may he properly and consttutonay
adopted for the ultimate extinction of slavery throughout
the United Staes-and 10 adopt some decisive measures
for the speedy termination Of the present war with Mex
leo The resolution was laid over, under the rule.
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Coop FEELING. The Christian Advocate and Jour
nal, the great organ of the Methodist denomination has
well written article "Chrsan Union, ? which ends
Finally, as expressive of our own feelings we would
say to al evangelical Christians of whatever name or
country, if your object convert souls 10 add to the
stars that shall deck the Saviours crown to swell the
ranks OF the redeemed, God bless you in your efforts
go on, and convert the world, if you can Though we
happen to differ little minor points we will not fall
out by the way, for we are brethrenn
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Sos Of the Commercial Bank, at Gratiot,
Michigan altered to birmingham Bank, "Mass,"
made their appearance in this city on Saturday
last. Signed o. Dean, President, Rufus Brewer
Cashier The genuine bills Of the Framingnam
Bank are from the patent stereotype steel plate
Boston .ftlds
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" James Barbour, through the Union, denounces
Senator Westcott as wanton calumnator and says he
has been trying to find him forsevera days, demand
satisfaction for having pronounced newspaper article
Of his as false and libelous.