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From the New Y ork Courier and Enquirer.
Cassins N. Clay to Henry Clay.
New YoRK, April IS, l848,

. .y4t lNEW onhs - H'" ~ -
Hon. Henry Clay: SIa--ln the Tri.
bune of this morning. find a letter dated
Ashland, April 10th, l848, over your
signature. The letter is addressed, l
presume, to the American people. If
| did not know you well, the interven.
ing space of three days only between
its date and its arrival here, would lead
me to suspect its authenticity. lfyour
determination to allow your name to
90 before the Philadelphia Convention
ms a candidate for the Presidency had
been in accordance merely with your
wishes and individual! judgment, should
have kept respectful silence. But as
YOUR determination is based upon the
supposed interest Of the Whig party, ]
shall venture, unasked, 70 add my opin-
ion to that Of the numerous Wings to
whom 70 refer. When tell you that
royalty rarely hears the truth. you will
think, no doubt, that repeat a very
stale dogma. if not altogether out OF
place in republic. But there are par.
asites in republics as well as in despos-
isms, and Of those you have avery lib'
eral portion just now. Were | to claim
to be your personal friend, Lmight bet
ter. perhaps, accomplish my purposes;
but as l have never avowed one class
of sentiments whilst in reality holding
ono,ber.oI tell YOU frankly that, al
though from my earliest youth ! had
been something more than a cold admit
rer of yourself, SO when you started. on
the l4th lofalAugust, to the Virginia
Springs, leaving your friends and family
| 10 murder!me in my sick bed, for win,
dicaling those principles which you had
taught me, in your speeches, at least,
ceased to be your friend, and became
by the necessity Of my nature, your
enemy. What j shall say to you now
then, will have the more weight, be
cause YOU will see that it comes from
an honest,i if not an unprejudiced man
| whist | shall attempt to divest mysel
Of the individual and speak as the mem
ber Of a great party ne'.@h, ,aJ ~ ~
Il shall then take up your letter II
4 its proper order. In saying that yo'
had ga strong Discrimination to the us.
Of my [your] name in connection witt
4 that office" courtesy leads me to con
4 fine myself to the remark that you de
i ca;ve vo,,rself--buti no one elseil s,
/ soon as you were defeated in ahe las
election, q committee OF yourItriend
Iron Frankfort waited upon you APT
1 condoled with you on that melanchol.
event. You responded in q marne
4 that led me almost with the power 9
4 icertainty, to remark 70 some TREND
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"A Touching Story.
ny PROFESSOR WILSON

The coffin was let down 10 the bot.
ton, Of the grave, the planks were re-
moved from the heaped up brink, the
fas, rat,ling clods had struck their knell,
the quick shovelling was over, and the
long, broad, skillfully cut pieces of turf
were aptly joined together, and trinity
laid by the beating spade, SO that the
newest mound in the church-yard was
scarcely distinguished from those that
were grown over by the undisturbed
grass and daisies of luxuriant spring.
The burial was soon over, and the par
", with one consenting motion, having
uncovered their heads, in decent reve-
renee of the place and occasion, were
beginning to separate, and about to
leave the church.yard. Here some ac-
auaintances from different parts of the
parish, who hadrnot an opportunity Of
addressing each other in the house that
belonged to the deceased, nor in the
course Of the hundred yards that The
little procession had 10 move, from his
bed TO- the grave, were shaking hands
quietly, but checriully, and enquiring
into the welfare OF each others families.
There a knot Of neighbors were speak,
ing without exaggera.ion Of the respec.
table character which the deceased had
always borne, and mentioning TO each
other the little incidents Of his life. some
Of them so remote as to be known only
.o,he grey,headed persons Of the group.
Winnie a few yards further removed
from The spot, were standing together
parties who discussed ordinary con.
Germs. altogether pnconnected with the
funeral: such as the state Of the mar.
ke,s, promise Of the season, Or, the
change Of tenants; but still with q so
briety Of manner, and voice that was
insensibly produced BY the influence q
che simple ceremony just closed, by the
nuic, graves around, and the shadow o.
the spire and grey walls Of the house
OF God. ii oW w .sao. I'd s,aoa
Two men yet stood together at The
head Of the grave, with severe and un
impassjoned grief. Theywere brothers
1.-The only sons Of him who had beer
buried;, and there was something ir
their situation which naturally kept ths
eyes al, many directed upon them for !
long time, and more intently than woult
have been The case had there been moth
inn more observable than the common
symptoms Of common sorrow. Bu
,hess two brothers, who were standing
al Abe head ofItheir falhers grave, hoaff
fer.some years been totally ,estranget
from each othe,, ,apd the only words
thai. passed between them, during al
that :ime, had been uttered within
few days past, during the necessary
preparation forthe old mans funeral.
'ssNodesp'and deadly quarrel iexiste'
between these brothers, ahdineitherIo
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ENGLAND IS PREpARlNe.-We notice
in the English press that the greatest
activity is manifested in the depart,
ments at Woolwich, in preparing rock
cts of a peculiar description. suitable,
TO street warfare. These destructive,
missiles, when thrown amongst mass
of persons in confined places, are cor.
tain to produce the most frightful re-
suits. We understand that they ars
being prepared 10 meet any outbreak
in Ireland and great quantity of them,
,ha. are completed, will be shipped of
for that country Immediately; the sumo
specimen of rocket was used with fear-i
ful effectin the recent Carlist contest
in Spain. And thus is Ireland to be-
managed. % = -s''"'s '''.sl 'F'e.'.e p"@ >''oe
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
in this, they will read the ru7usr.--

in this, they will read the TuTgsE.--
know the strength Of party organize
ton, and the desperation Of those who
have life estates in your person--you
may succeed in pushing Webster, and
Mclean, and Seward, and Corwin, ami
Scott, and others from the track once
more--the dagger Of your "secret com.
mittee and your PUBLIC INauIslToRs may
kill off Gen. Taylor, just no,o--but !he
deceiver may be himself deceived!r5r-
Yes, Henry Clay can never be Presi.
dent of these States! have the hon.
or to subscribe myself, EVER = WHie,
and your obedient servant. .5T
ID ada G. M. Clay
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ami VI From the Philadelphia Enquirer.
Ten, Fears Ago.--To my Wife.

AUM UuiC ASVs IV Hy llV'
sil Z" Bx cEoRc cE W. DEWEY.
= Come. draw thy chair beside me, love.
The present cares beguile; 's' V'le =,
what though the Winter croons around. 2
u There . Summer In Thy smile! .'i5 'ait 2
Let eli thy smiles beam on me now. a2l'
II And Ger the Future throw 81 e,aiH
The radiance Of the joy we shared, a 81
SIS This day ten years ago! aula a|
Ay, lean upon me Lovingly, IA yese5.e
And with those eyes Of thine eao ~,
Gaze, fondly, down the pictured Past. AZ,
80 As do now with mine: ........
And may the golden light, which shons
% Upon Hopes rosy glass.
Iilumine all the mirrors disc,
9t' whereon the visions pass. ~ 'a !'f
Ia How like the mirror on tho WALL Fuoa
Obscured by mists awhile. -.e
Rejecting still the image there
~ When sunshine spreads smile .i
10 now the inward glass we search i
For faded scenes Of yore. ..sati
Which, warming in the light of love,
Will every tint restore.
" Entwine thine arms around me, love.
il4t Recalling by.gone hours,
The Present, to the Past, shall be
..'7f A rosary Of flowers: II
~ And As we reckon up the buds--
,ssi Some witheled ere they bloom--
IA tear shall mark the vacant spot 3
All OF one within the tomb.
A cherished one, whose voice rung out
With music Of the spheres, s..
Where now, in anthem melody, ....
A vocal part she bears.
All! wildly the glass restores
eN That rosy face of glee,
If Which, though a semblsnce Of myself.
li An image was Of thee.
r, We would not wish her here again.
rirl For now we ever SEQ -Hel lrij
h "A eherub in the child we lost-.. @o
Il. A sacred memory: s, san is es
And, had she lived, thirg of earth, u
To yield Us earthly love, 6i
We now would have no angel guide q.
To lead our thoughts above! a
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LIBERTY IN CuBA.-The Captain Gen.
Of Cuba, General Roncali, prohibited
the sale of the Correo de aUltramnrs(a
Paris paper,) which contained the late,
news of the French revolution, and
threatened to Danish the agent If he
sold any more numbers. He also sum-
moned the French Consul, and told him
that he had been informed, 'that'severaf
Flenchmen had sung the Marseilles
hymn in private house, and that should
any Of them sing il again. he woold
have them banished in twenty.lour
hours. IN. o. La Patria. 80 =
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The citizens Of Republican America
are in high repute among the liberty
desiring inhabitants Of Europe. An
officer Of the steamer Princeton writes
from Messina, that the visor Of his cap
is nearly worn off in returning the "a
lutes Of the people, who are in The mood
10 idolize every body who halls froqf
the country ofstars and stripes. ,,ss Z
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AWNINGS. TARPAULINs, ETC,

TIVE subscriber would respectfully inform his friends and
I the citizens Of New Orleans that he still continues TO
manufacture every description of WOOD and IRON:
FRAME 9U.NLT(SS, for Stores. Steamboats,, Offices
aieries etc etc He also manuacure every description
OF Military Tents, Tarpaulns and Dray Wagon and Horse
paid to splicing and furnishing Wheel and other Purchase
Ropes for Stores, etc. , 49,. -,
sthere has been great deal said within the last
so, about what parties enormously cal w alEh
PROOFIN the subscriber offers his services in that capacity
for small compensation and those OF his customers VINO
would prefer saving the expense by dong themselves ne
and yet useful in preventing rot mdew on any article
of cloth that may be exposed to wet or damp
A II orders left my slate, at the Clothing store OF
ALFRED MUNROE & CO, will meet with prompt at
tention, mills 6m IL. CASSluh'
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% Y S N& /,
MAYO,s MusIc sroRE.

E-,.,ro No. 5 Comp street near Canal.
sSlANO FORTES, manufactured by the best houses, and
iuiy guaranteed Tor pemanency of--s-Saso,rll.--z
tone and durability OF workmanship; fIclian 4s
Piano Fores from the best mandatory r m IN X n
and guaranteed TO remain at concert pitchI Z u
lor five years MUSIC for all instruments RECEIVED dally
published every week from the most popular authors MI
SlCAL INSTRUMENTS of every Kind embracing, IN
part, Harps, Double Bass, Volonceios, Guitars, Volins
BanJos, Drum bass and tenor TamboinesS Flutes, Cla
l0nets Flageolets Flies. BRASS lNSTRUM ENTS-
TIombone bass tenor and alto; Cone Pistons, Orphe
ciIdes, French Horns, Trumpe valve and plain Bugles
MERCHANDiSE Of every kind STRINGS for the
Harp, Bias Vol, Violin and Guitar. INSTRUCTION
BODk9 Tor all instruments by the most approved authors
lNSTRUCTi0N on the Piano, Harp Violin Guitar Flute
and IN Vocal Music Pianos tuned repaired, and taken in
Music NUS BOUND. The above-named merchandise is re-
ceved and sold consignment and consequently offered
much lower prices than if purchased private account
Purchasers respectfully invited the articles
before purchasing elsewhere.
apl2 I'm VIM T. MAYO Agent
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SOMETHING WORTHY OF ATTENTION.

T'lIE propeoro the St Charles Loan OFFICE invites the
IL attention OF the public TO his large sock OF I'M p
redeemed pledges con listing OF Watches Diamonds, S@A
}ewelry Guns, Pistols, Clothing, Fancy Goods, r.
Books etc etc. Persons who wish to purchase fXcelss
lent time pieces for their viii find this excellent
opportunity do at comparatively little cost. All The
Watches offered for sale have been thoroughly examined and
placed in perfect repair by skl European Matchmaker
who's employed continually in the establishment expressly
or thls purpose Any acquainted with the nature OF
the oanlns business will feel assured that greater bargains
can be offered by the propTeto than doing business
IN regular manner. Watches that originally $3.50
be offered for less than half that In this establishment
no deception Is practiced. One price asked for all the
various articles and no deviation made any BY this
arrangement the most inexperienced purchase without
fear OF being shaved Ctzensa nd strangers requested
to call ana eEamne for themselves. Remember, the st.
Hotel and three doors from the corner OF xavier street
eJH -Four or five Pianos, which advances have
been made and time Of keeping expired are offered fo sale
above. api 3n
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A C. AlNSWORTH, Marine and Commercial .Vota,.v
n. No. So CAMP street, holding Commissions from The
States OF Texas MISSISSIPPI, KENTUCKY. FLORIDA New
YORK MISSOURI, ILLINOIS, INDIANA, TENNESSEE, PENN
DELAWARE, ALABAMA, MAINE, NoRTHCARoLINA, SoUTH
CARoLINA, GEORGIA, NEwJERsEY, ONO, MICHIGAN,
ARKANSAS, VIRGINIA, MASSACHUSETTS, and MARYLAND,
kinds legal instruments to be used recorded in SAID States
and The Territory OF Wisconsin The usual promptude at
his ONCE is continued in ali Notaral business. mii5
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Gatherings from VeraCruz Papers.

from the Free American of the I'd of May instl
GEN. SCoTT-Arriual and Departure.-On Sum
day last, at about O'Clock, p. NJ, the greatest ex
element that ever was recorded in the annals of
VeraCr uZ existed among the American population
of this city. Hurrah shouted from mouth to
mouth, from street 10 street, made all spring from
their dwellings TO the street, as if every one was
struck with the same thought The enthusiasm
was greater than we have witnessed before.
Crowds of soldiers and citizens Were in a second,
on his passage, collected to see him and cheer the
great man. Veteran soldiers, who had followed him
in the whole course of his victories, were seen to
kneel and bless the man who had led them to glory.
Even crippled soldiers disregardng their infrmites,
were seen crawling through the crowd to obtain
sight of their General. The General alighted at
the Custom-house, and there was visited by great
number of officers and citizens. About three-quar-
tiers of an hour after his arrival, he left in Captain
Laudum's boat for the brig Petersburg, then in the
harbor. Yesterday evening the brig was towed out
by the towboat Thompson, and is now on her way
to NewYork with her eminent passenger
From the Free American of the I'd nst1
Murder-A Mexican was murdered on Saturday
last, at Medein, by another. The murderer was
arrested.
Gen. PiNow-Gen. Pillow and suite arrived yes
terday escorted by Capts. Fairchild's and ker's
commands. The members of the Court of Inquiry,
Gems Towson and Gushing, Coils. Belknap, Childs
and Whers, Capt. Lea, and other officers also ar
rived, escorted by Lieut.. Woods command of I'd
Dragons.
conducta left the city of Mexico on the Goth
ult. with 81 ,050000 for Vera Cruz. The duties ON
this sum amount to $4,000.
The diligence which arrived on the 9th ult at
Mexico from Pueba was followed by robbers !; but
two Americans who accompanied IL, having hfeu
on them they took fight.
Colonel Don Juan Ignaco Brambila, has been
murdered by Sergeant named Valeriano Villa
rueya on the 9th uit. at Durango.
A train will leave this city this morning for the
city of Mexico.
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fIlur .nl, NOTICE.

rartn 'o o hay!ng purchased the interest of his late
SALE AVN %'I i .hNljkEN OLIVER. in the WHOLE
Of CL1rts, ~ ", DRUG ESTABLISHMENT. corner $y-f
for G&@ hieara3G streets, .Nrr Oyitrns r y
under o. Yeas past conducted Jointly by tiemssg %
petei H. e es' ~ Vi Andrew oliver 4 Co, has com.
M it'abgementS ioT extended business Than
Ga Tb m4gsio done by the old house My stock OF
~ DiSSIns' MEDiCiNES AND CHEMICALS,
an embracing, intend il shall ever arfire needu
no e tSas o. fainis, Planters and Country Dealers. will
gce fg my I IN excellence OF quality reasonabeness Of
c -; "lt other house IN the trade: while Us a
-, GENERAL PATENT MEDICINE AGENT
b pc addressed me with confidence and certainty
vonS en properly and faithfully attended TO- not pre-
SS5 9sss experienced in this place
ca5Snh ne usual credits and facilities of trade extended to
ny a 10 te following, among other articles embraced
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CARRIAGE MANuFACTORY.

To PLANTERS, MERCHANTS, DRAYMEN and
STEVEDORES.
FENE undersigned has hand and constantly receiv
Il ing, general assortment OF Philadelphia s~FsS
manufactured ma l Wheelwrght work; SUCH EaGts&s
Wheels, PUSH C.3R7S, BARROHS, G@a<Sz
H4hD TRUCKS, DC, manufactured oil tIeu
rias and by the best wokinen, The reasonable
terms. WIN TirrERTO&,
mll2i tlstJe of Lafayette and Magazine SITS.
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IRIsH JNDEPENDENcE.--Theyh had very large
and enthusiastic meeting in behalf of Irish indie
pendence, at Palmo's Opera House, New York, on
the nightof the 9th ult. There was large amount
of funds collected which is to be deposited in the
North River Bank, by the Finance Board. A Lib
erty Cap being handed round the gallery, suspend
ed on an Irish pike, the subscriptions were thrown
into it. amid the cheers Of the audience.
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VINEGAR ESTABLISHMEN

,,,,,., VINEGAR ESTABLISHMENT
tE Undersigned is constantly manufacturing and has
= loi sale very superior article OF VINEGAR, --E@s~
wien ne VIII guarantee TO improve by age, and 4ea@
wn denver IT, free OF charges any part OF tassss5l5
Me Guy Oh Lafayette at the following reduced saTss
prices 10 suit the tunes, viz Butts, 10 gallons So Barrels 81
gallons 81 % Barrels, 40 gallons cents D gallon. be
Ia discount made 0wholesaie customers.
~ line dropped in the Posofice will be nunctaaliy
gagended to. [apZ9 I'll JOHN Ii. WEBB
corner Common and Aiaras ss opposite Charity Hospital
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WATCHES, JBWELRY, ETC.

WAlGHEIs, Y,
EDWARD A: TYLER, 80 Camp street would respect
- fully invite the attention OF his friends and the ~
ELR r etc. comprising Watches Of the APP IN
proved manufacture Gold and Silver, Hunting sAAAza
and Open faced cases; Silver Ware of every description
consisting part of Tea Table Sugar Salt and Mustard
Spoons, Forks, Ladies, Castors Cups, Pitchers, Toast
Racks etc.
great variety of Jewelry Cutlery, Rich Fancy Goods,
Petumery, etc.
PIANO FORTEs.
az-e-11--u Just received from the manufactures of
EtaNr+{sfas Nessrs. Nunns Fischer and A. Il. Gale
v x4 n n 4 Co. large supply OF their superior
v " Y y PIANOS in new style cases-a few with
Coemans ol Attachment, and Iyess TGneable Reeds.
Please call and examine apt If
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LITERARY iNTELLIGENCE.-Mr. PRESCOTT new
historical work is to be entitled "The Reign OF
Philip the Second of SPAIN VIM Kent, Ii. d.,
is preparing for the press memoir OF his father
the Chancellor
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MAGUIRE's DAGUERREoTYPE.

GENTLEMEN's BOOT AND LADIES
SHOE STORE.
Es1 The subscriber has just received from
liz his Mandatory, splendid assortment oil EszsssA
~ BOOTS and SHOES, made under his own eye and
1Ss oil the best material and workmanship, and OF the
most fashionable and tasty styles, comprising
Gents Extra fine Calf Skin BOOTS;
Fine Calf Skin
Fine Morocco
Patent Leather CATERS;
Cloth -
- Fine Calf BROGANS
% Rough and Ready HALF-BOOTS;
Cloth HaiF-GAITERS;
NULLlFiERS-Cai and Patent Leather;
- Velvet and Calf SLIPPERS;
- Hunting and Riding BOOTS, etc, etc;
Ladies BOOTS CATERS and SHOES of the most
fashionable Styles
Boys and Youths Patent Leather BROGANS;
Chidren's Francois CATERS, Morocco Buttons Pa
tent Leather, and Calf SHOE etc.
JOHN Ii. WORTH,
my5 3m under St Charles Hotel. corner Common ST
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REM WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c.
COPARTNERsHIP NOTICE.

~9 THE UNDERSIGNEDh have this - a-&
YIN day associated themselves III thee5SSTg-S 80
e. N WATCH y JEWEi.RY BUSi- * -
500 ESS Under the style and firm OF KNOW Les
We will personally attend to REPAIRING every descrp
ton of FINE WATCHES, Clocks, JeweIry, etc. Twen;
tyour years experience enables say friends and
the public that work shall perform their entire
faction.
We have in and will constantly keep for saeDhand
and well selected stock of WATCHES Of the best
manufacture JeweIry, Silver Ware, Specaces Gold Pens
all of which will lie sold as low as any house The city
and fully warranted. Please call. F. KNOWLES,
lnhi6 en- w. NOEL,
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The Hon. Secretary of War; Washington, DC.

MONARCHY IN ITS PtRFEcTIoN.-The present
Emperor of Austria is halfidiot He has always
been ruled by Metternich, who vii
lain: when the latter ran away from Vienna, ii was
discovered that all his mechanics and tradespeope
were unpaid and that the Minister had previously
settled their demands by giving them fat ofces.)
When the Emperor was found by the deputation of
the people, during the Revolution, it was in a
pigeon-house, where the poor fellow had fled to
hide himself.
Gzs-The Rochester, n. " Daily Advertiser states
that Mr. ZachaHah Potter and his aged father have
left for England to take possession of an estate,
which some hundred and thirty years ago was
leased for nnetynine years. by their immediate an
cestor. Martin Potter, The land was then only
farm but the town of Shields now stands upon it,
and the value of the estate is increased to fifteen
millions of dollars.
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PORTABLE sHOwER EATEs.

IN MIN 15MS,SS IMPROVED PORTABLE EXTENSION
American IN BAIlls have received the diploma at the
e best Shower Baths ever offered to the public TS
agents. G Mond announce that they have been appointed
pared ia f above really excel mt bath, and pre-
us i5Sn Them al wholesale or retail at moderate mi
-Ioooln SAMPENN u KEEN 81 HienNItlas Il
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~ The Rev. DR. Stevens, of Ga, having con-
scented to become the pastor of st. Andre" oluf1''
Philadelphia, by the unanimous request Vi VIC
yestrv. will enter upon the duties IN August next
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GENERAL AssEMBLY.-The General Assembly
of the Presbyterian Church in America, will con.
vene in annual session in Baltimore on the 18TH Oh
Nav.
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D,srg EssrSG.-In New York, on the 10Th ult',
lad named Keller died after severe paroxysms OIL
ravng madness, and in the most excruc,atlng pam
the sad and singular consequence, medical gentle
men assert, of a bite received from cat some SIX
months since.
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Gz-The mother of Guizot, the ex-Mnister of
France, died on the 31st of March.
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GLASS! GLASS !

rIrsr ,,, GLASS! GLASS!
q. "a hECEtVING-A large invoice of splendid English
f,co nee IL9wn and Plate Window Glass from the manu-
WoGs g finance Brothers u Co., of Smthwick Glass
% birmingham England also 200 boxes oil the New
iii F manufactures. Parties in want of Window Glass
F wen 10 cal and examine my large stock of American
wha anu English Window Glass before purchasing else
E0eIe app RORT OLA NN0N rs i,nnal Il