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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-03
PHILADELPHIA, April 2, 1913.
Another Shocking Murder.

The upper part Of our county was the scene Of
another horrible murder, last evening. William
Bechtel, boatman, living at the corner of
Schuylklll Sixth and Thompson streets, in the
district of Penn, arrived at his home about ten
o'clock, with one or two companions, and his
wife with female relative, came in shortly af-
forwards: He enquired where she had been, and
slight alteration ensued, when he approached
his wife, and inflicted terrible cash upon her
throat, causing her death in about half an hour
the cash cu bs
throat is not deemed dangerous. Bechtel was
arrested, and committed to prison to answer the
offence. The deceased leaves one child, born
previous to her marriage.
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Of decoration, and employment be given to hun

Of decoration, and employment be given to hun
dreds Of industrious citizens.
There 10 but little news in the political world
The democrats of the late Mr. Adams's district,
have nominated Mr.. Whitaker for Conpress
to run against Horace Mann. He will not lack
more than two Thousand of the "number neces-
sary to choice" Gen. Appleton Howe, who
would not do honor to the remains of Capt Lin
coin, is the abolition candidate. In the Attn dis
prison, has been chosen delegate to the Balti-
more convention. He is Van Buren, democrat,
ana was chosen by 4 convention in which
delegates were about plentiful as wild roses
In January. The feeling in favor OF Judge
Wooooury's nomination gains strength, and
provided the Boston Post do not give its support,
will soon become all powerful in these regions
There Is report of new democratic paper about
being started here, and it must be confessed
that it is needed. Our leading wings are more
In favor of General Taylor than ever, since Mr.
Philosopher Greeley read them that lecture,
which one of their number told me, the other
dav, was "piece of id impertinence!''
Your idea about the position which this couR-
try should assume with reference to Europe, as
so clearly set forth in your paper of the Goth,
have heard much commented on, and very gene
rally approved, by intelligent men of all parties.
We ought to assume a dignifed position before
the nations, and not play the paltry game over
again that we pursued during the great revolu-
tlonary wars between France and England. 1t is
gratifying to see this mani policy put forward
by so influential journal as the Herald-and
we hope that you will give US few more art-
Giles OF the same sort, your paper being more
read here than any of our respectable sixpen-
n.y. dailIes, which are heavy, as corpses gene
rally. are, and have "a wonderful alacriiy in
SINKING
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Arrived.

Ship John Ravenel (oi Charleston reported Saturdsyl
Wamberse. Liverpool, ~ days. Harnden Co with mdse
ard a3 s'ssr'se p,eseI. The out Of the North
from WSW TO WNW for rs days stove bull ks and sus
taoed other damage On the 2h snd 25th ut
h,avy gale from sE, lost foesa fopsaii and earned
away iorefop gallant mast and crippled fore topmsst &C
ship Canton, Packard hicola Is lth carton
to Colt Co Sailed In co bark eleanor smith for Bos.
Gordon Talbot The 10 Intended ~ the Canton trade
Bark Isabel stephsrd. Rio Jscsio Feb H. with 1891 bags
coffee Mason Thompson March 81 lat 40 49, IS 80
spoke Bsh ship Herordshre, from Barbadees bound 70
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TN PURSUANCE Of AN ORDER OF THE sURRO-
gate OF the County of New York. Notice hereby gwen
the City Of New York deceases present the same with
Albert w. Smith, No ITO Varick street, the City of New
York before the thirteenth day of May Dated
New York the tenth day of November l8l7 Albert w
Smith. Benjamin Fairchild Executors
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IN pRlzE-No sn.-JoHN 7. MeLAuaHLIN AND

/ PHlZE-NO. 6H-JOHN T. MCLAUGHLIN AND
the Unitsd States One Box Of specie-Uned States
District Court Tor the District OF LousanaMondy, Feb
II, A. D. 1e0-Present the Hon Theodore H. Nee
Oa motsn Of q Stewart Prize Az Mt, and suagestion
the Court that the rrze list has him of the
officers aud OF the Hunter on
the thst tbete be other ptr clam M TO
share the distribution Of prize found
sccrung ordered that all other claiming csptos
h-ren DO he their claims snch they have, in the office Of
the CLERK Of this ourt within 1907 the date
hereof And further ordered this motion be publishes
10 the New Orleans Pi"nyune Washington Union and New
York Herald times from this dste expiration or the
Clerk
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Movements OF the
To asrfre at NeW York.
LIVERPOOL.
Hibernia. Shsnnon Mar Is
Sarah Sands, Thompson .Apl I
America, Judkins, April Is
souTHAMPTor, &c.
Washington, Johnston, Mar 20
Hermann, Crsbtree, Apr 20
To s,rsve at Boston.
LIVERPOOL.
Aeadia. Stone, April Q
Britannia, Lang, April 20
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Political InueliiRsncs.

DEcLINEs.-Thomas Tmmops, ESQ, declines being
OF the independent Tsylor delegates Wooster
county Md to the Taylor State convention proposed
to be held in Baltimore ..r1
DELEGATE BALTIMoRE.-The democrats of the Sd
congressional district, have made choice Of Joel s.
Smith as a delegate to the Baltimore convention. Mr.
G. BryHn is the substitute.
lLLINOs.-Wm Bissell is announced in the Bale
vile papers, candidate represent the lst district
Congress.
Clay MEErIre AT LOUISVILLE, KY.-The meeting held
by the Clay wings at Louisville the evening the
18th March, 10 said to have been OF the largest
most enthusiastic gath erings convened In city
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THE GALvANIC BELT IS AN IMPROVED MODI.

THE GALVANIC BELT IS AN IMPROVED MODI-
caton all other scientific appliances for the effec
tua administration Of Gavsnism the relief Of discase CON-
bning entire ease certainty Of acto End tho nost peect
safety under oil Giro Every former OBJ ecton
The application of this ondous power the OF the
Belt entirely Iemovedit being equally applicable to the
of the constitution; fct, all with
EQUAL ainy its efficacy Any that
Quiied Iead ~ be obtained mpsrt which the
my,seI,ous sseaey Of slvansm can effect will fail TO be
beautiful instance Of aiding science the hr
beneficial results, aud believed that few
have been entirely Perfected generally
inl IN their results To illustrate its suppose
ITS varous eauscs-he compoms Of
10 the production aid retention OF certain and
heavue IN that regions general depression ofsp and so
GA: IN ordinary tones stmuants taken which,
by their action the and muscles TIE stomach at
ford temporary relief, but which the with
jued faculties, and in decidedly sr the action
thus has ceased Now compare This with the effect
re,urg fiom the eppcet Of the 0alvanic Belt T. Ike
patient state similar to that have tie the
round the body the the
venent The heat and moisture from the skiu viii
current which TO- the negative ard theic ok
to the positive, by this epipg continual
gsvanic Thus the
40 matter how CHI onc taer permanently ed
and Magnetic Cuatves recommended only for
compla, but this class much of
diseases than Is CEREAL supposed. them must DO
enumerated all Of chronic, apply
bronchitis vertigo and sck heads :he indigo
paralysis palsy fits epilepsy ramp paptaton OF the heat.
apoplexy sifnes OF JOINTS spinal Complaints uub,go Beu
gia, nervous tremoIs dizziness the head tins
cheat and SIDE general debility deficiency Of and
physical energy, aud all neIyous disorders Chste Gelu-
iuc Gavanc and Magnetic Curae only be obtaiped
rs agent for States aud to whom ali COM
murcation- should be addressed.
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HORRIBLE ACCIDENT RESULTING FROM THE Ex-
PLosloN OF CAMPHINK.-Three children of Mr..
L. 8 Bacon, Of Le Roy, were burned to death few
evenings since BY the explosion of Of camohine
spirit gas. A servant girl, who also shockingly
burned was in the act OF filling lamp from . can Ca
pabe Of containing about gallon, with fluid composed
Of osmphine and alcohol A lighted lamp stood near
the one she was nliDg from whence, by splitting 1t is
supposed the fire communicated to the can which
exploded tearing the vessel into fragments and
tsring the liquid flame over every thing In tho room
The unfortunate children stood at the same table
Watching the operations Of the girl when they
enveoped In flames, and were literally burned up olive
before their brought the neighbors to
assistance Neither Of tho parents were at homo when
the occurrence tosk place. Mrs b. had been visit
ing with her friends short time on her return
near the house when the glowing light through the
window attracted her attention. The awful she
bsheld entering her house. is given by the L. Roy
Gazette Grace, the eldest sprishtly and beautiful
girl six old burned almost to crisp and
insensibls upon lounge her features entirely trans
formed from cheruby, healthy appearance few min
ssss before to fghtfu and blacksnsd of burned
hesh not by those who knew her best She
fingered until IL O'Clock when death her relief
Lsthrop the little boy aged three years. burned
severely, but all efforts to him frutless. He
died about daylight the next morning. The servant
girl Jennstt aged Is or Ia years also badly burned
and her death is hourly looked for"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-03

Grows ASIATlC ELIXIR, THE BEST REMEDY
~ known for hs Cure of shoness of Breath, Pains
the Sides Chest Splitting of Blood from Ire Lungs In
cipent Bronchitis, and in fact every disease leading
with Pslmonary Consnmgaon may be ob,a ned
ad.un-. L
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-03

MEDICAL CARD-Dll. MORRISON, 2O4k FULTON
WI street, devotes his time the treatment of private
diseases Hecent cases parc GonorhGa, he
afew days Constitutional debility from secret habit in.
due ng mpotency radically cured
by him Structures he without pain Dr. IA . d.
ploma with ths signatures Of SIR Ashley Cooper, Sir A. Car
isle, &C. his Office, 2o41s kulton street perfect cure
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-03

II AVANA TOBACCOLEAF AND IMrORTED Sc.
IL gam--A large lot of Havna tobacco Icsf all mos,
Wrappers just received by the bark Rspd sstabe for the
anime the sboye tnsoe,o tsfOre they purchase
asvan sesa Of tho finest flavor just received from Havana
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-03
Crops,

We understand that great uneasiness 10 felt at the
prospect Of the rice crop Cooper river the
salt 80 to enable them to catch crabs low down
and to prevent the planting of the seed-Spannah pa
per, 9Th March.
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TNTEMPERANCE CURED BY MEDICINE-TIP-
ping habits easily speedily and efectualy cur d. by
the OF DR. Cooks remedy for lntemperapce days
Of the medicine produces Of the
stomach which eradcate the hankerng desire for muans
that liquor becomes offensive the sight, seil
The remedy pleasant aud TO take does i interfere
administered without The knowledge of tie parties for whom
1t is designed Price ST. For sale BY the Doctor at the
sfre
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CUANU.-sOUTH AMERICAN DRY GUANo, OF A
" qraity. in hogsheads For sale BY EVERETT
d BROWN, 50 South street.

WALNUT OIL MILITARY SHAVING SOAP-THE
w gebuipe. article awarded the premium in every
instance warranted ny made his nm.
rvsled soap entirely Of American origin and is the ILyen
ton Of Or p yfoom by whom i is still made, and was
by " the article in this city IL is awn,s for
s,e wholesale and refill the peram.ry fancy store
No Courtand (souh side) together with general az
sortmsat Of psrume soaps ard aucy articles Tow prices
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-03

CHI 4PFLLE LYING IN lNSTITUTE-THIs IN
stutc which situated in healthy and pleasant ncgf
hoh I'D ar The for the reception Of lad
whose and instances may render avs to an
desirable It's conducted by
FenchIady who nt the satisfactory references
70 her experience the dute of her pr0s She
has beeu induced undertake this the
m that in popnlous acity New 70 kher- arc manyes
udes left alone 10 delicate siion nmorgst unec
ing and subj ,cto unpleasant ks by
ia boarding houses; whilst others Of tender age, who
have In unguarded momes been placed sui more tying
crcufnstn and thus led ahorons at the imm
neut risk OF heir lives tn. commission OF some desre
act rather tha9 survive the Of their condition to
their relatives, tho,e with whom they have been the ha
bit Of assocang Each lady who become inmate Of
h's ute will be proviaed with separate Apartment kind
and efficient the best medic ndance that
b.posued The subaeqoent fhe infaas vii b, pov
ded Tor when desired. For further inorma ion address,
post raid, Laehspee Institute" New York post Office, box
1850
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PASSENGERS Arrlved.

LIvERPooL-Ship John Ravena!-DrF Willis Fisher Pa
verpoo
hIo JANrIao-Bark Isabel-Capt Kemp lady and child; Nj
Fowler, Mr. Usher, all Of New York.
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Ocean Steamships.
To safI from Neto Fork.
LIVERPOOL.
United States, Hackstaf. ApI 8
Hibernls, shannon, April IS
America. Judkins. May 10
.soUTBAMrTor, &c.
Warrington. Johnston. Ap'l 20
Hermann, Crabtree, May 20
To sail from Boston.
LIVERPOOL.
Caledouis. Leitch, April 5
Acadia, Stone, May 3
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PHILA pELPHIA, April MISUNDERSTANDING Columbia
Peck Charles Phenir Homer, M.tarza Aquill,
New Now Orleans brig Dadem, Parker Windsor Ms; schs
Harmona Msony Cienuegos julia. Van Glider Charles.
ton; Buena Visa Brock do; Con.t Milton Whining
Boston,; Adsne, JAYNE. Yok; Eltad Mason, do; Com
msrcs. johnson, Newark shenandoah. Worth. New York
Turk Fuller Boston; Sea Flower. Dukes. Peteburg &C.
res. Hickman Alex andra.
Ceed-Packet snip Tuscarora Turey, Lvsrpool French
ship Vcknow, Recaud, York; barks Elizabeth Gal.
!aghes Havans Elm Taylor. Boson; TUX White Boston:
hrgs Thos Waiter Marshman Charleston Warrington, 6f
flo. Boston; Mym Crow.l. Boston SUM- Harding, Boston
;shi Assi.sts HIss r:i River; sh;pandosh WORTH New
Ca!o,ins Kent, Baltimore; Meridian Fields, aai1imoI:
stock..r, Layman. BaltimsIe; bagss Republican, Nc
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LIVERY MOTHEk's BOOK--AN APPkEHENsION
II Of poverty and the prospect OF teo large family OF chill
drenprevent consteate ople from the mar
ed sate but here book that will teal
which these objections PIcc
For sale by Burgess Strngcr CO. 2a2 Broadway. N Y;
W. X. DAVIS l6 State Boston; Zeber Co.,
II Chesnut and Third streets. Philndsiph,a.
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nR. GLOVER Is CONSULTED CONFIDENTIAL
~ ~ every day his office. The and Of
difficult and proaced that have baled the skill Of
phys OF less experience attended TO by him.
cuiay gees sricsares, and all deiicaie diseases, Dr. g.
regular gadufts the medical proietson. His ohcss
No. arranged that patients do each
thrnuqh nffice doOY
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MARCH sIst, ls,s-BALTlMUHE-NuTi
NA partneshio-Tbe uuderrned the 18th day OF Feb
is ea,ersi into Tor ne pafoe of selling
beng granite 26th jar, 1917 TO Joseph Hayge JOSEPH
HAYGEL, IUHN GOUlLART, Philadelphia; Win.
BAUER. Baltimore. y - -
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&EOO REwARD-CROss's sPECIF

&E0O REwARD-CROss'S SPECIFIC MIXTURE
DOOV for the of gororbGs OF all remedies
vet discovered for ths above Complaints, this il the
most certain makes speedy md permanent hout
the least restriction Diet drink change
piicston to business The pop challenges single IN
Of gono.h be brought which the
will under ofei,ue of $500. Many cured
two Gays sold 1913 Broadway S9nn.r of Chambers street,
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hlIscsllsnsous Record.

PACKET 6HIr Ro cius Capt EldridGe for Liverpool, viii
sail this morning. Letter bags at the usual places.
LEwEs. Del. March sl-Ths pilot boat Thomas Croppe
reports speaking to-day miles Sc of Cape Hcnl0pen sh
Marion from York for Charleston Forty sail schs
nto the harbor this afternoon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-03

ENGLISH HARD WARE. WATCHES, &c-AN AS.
~ sentiment of staple Birmingham aud Sheffield Goods,
landing shipped reduced prices England Among
other cheap goods Hooks and Hinges cents;
Saws s. IS dog; Sham Buck Knives and Forks with fine
Carves with suird. 30 cts Ter pair; heavy river Lever
Watches $50 PER doz. JOHN A. NEWBOULD, IS John
Inn irsA
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WINDOW SHADES-WINDOW SHADES-MANU
w featured sod in variety of or pattern
and Of best material that will not curl adhere any eli
Iers and Dealers at No. 1871 Chatham street. New York
Merchants and others shades for making
and hanging shades find the largest best cheapest
ment in the Uned States above. Call satisfy your
selves N. B-aoo 900 p.irs store Wanted, 50 good
landscape IA ntsrs-sprlv nj shove
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MO CUEE NO PAY-DK. {. ORBIT, 10 DUANE
IN stfss member of Royal College OF Surgeons Lon
don maj be in treatment OF CERTAIN defeats dlses-
praces of fourteen dsvotsd to vsnereai disca-
ses .nab Dr. c. the worst form 81 ms disease
cured in DAYS No mercury used nor re-
srat in diet or bus pursuits Structures cured one or
two weeks pain sittut onal Debilty
no,s ;ud,vdus who iudugsd in certain loathsoms
bsf cas- postysy he restored health and society Re-
,nsmher 10 Qua door To DR.. inhrsons
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D9. RALrH AUTHOR OF TIE "rRACTICsAL
- Private Treatise &c- !. consulted upon any OF tns
disense, there referred his rs1idence 10 GrssnwIch
street. from 70 iaAM and TO IN tsanasg sIs.rsd
b. al rspidity and little
ng u chisGy how.vsr tnore VINO nave ansrsA
,.riv VI. -v-iaas
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no COAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES WILL BE tlf.
ceved by the undersigned the Office OF the Seameni
furnish The lusrsor with $50 tons best quality Peach
tain and 100 Hszleton oa suitable Peebc Fex
Hot Air Furnaces delivered the Retreat wharf staten
lssnd by The middle Of May; waited soon Bill,
HSs NE s.me W., os auso ny order OF the Board
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-06-14
SMeriff,s saie.

ID Z virtue of a writ os Fl Fa. to me di>
ID rectcd aud delivered from the Court
of Common Pleas Of Portage county, Ohio,
shall expose to sale at public vendue at the
Court House in the town of Ravenr q, on
Monday the 3D. day Of July next, +
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. N. and
four o'clock M. Of said day, the following
described lands ard teneinenis. to wit +: .Sit-
uate m the township ef Paris in he county Of
Portage and State Of Chic, and is known by
being village lot number q in the town plat
of the village of Har1isport, as surveyed by
Samuel D. Harris, in the year of our Lord
A. D. 1886, and recorded IN Portage county
Records Book x, psge 1os.
Taken in execution as the. property Of
Starrett Carlisle ut the suit of Nathan Hart
man.
Appraised at $4ss0
JOHN GILLIS, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Ofite, Portage Co.
May 81, 1S43.
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Mr.. Henry Wilson of Mass s.sais he could

Mr.. Henry Wilson Of Mass.,said he could
not cOaacaT aas the monsinatioa and aoould
do all he could 70 defeat the nominee.
Mr.. Lunt of Mass, who was the only
delegate from that State who had voted for
the nominee, said he would give him his
cordial cupport. He believed Mr.. Wilson
did not truly represent the sentiments of the
wings Of Mass, who had always upheld the
whig banner. ~
Mr. Galloway pledged the vote Of Ohio
for the whig nominee. lasi ss
The convention then proceeded 10 the
nomination Of Vice President, when Mil.
lard + fillmore was chosen on the second ball
lot, receiving 173 votes.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-06-14
H. JUDD, Nh. ID.
CLOTHING.

THE subscriber has just received same
IL splendid Broad Clorhs, Ca sinberes,
Doe Skins, Tweeds and a variety ct beauii-
full Vestings, which he is ready to make up
or sell ut prices which can not fail to suit
those who will favor him with call. Also,
Gu STOM WORK
done on the shortest notice and in the most
fashionable styles.
UFCUTrING done on the shortest notice.
Shop on the south side of the. stree: nearly
opposite tbs posi-office.
JOSEPH sALCORN.
Ravenna, May 9th, 134s. q
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S. w. BARTGES,
GMR, M AM PHIW gICIA AN

GERM AN E IWSlCIAM, ,
MAY be found at his Office, South Akron,
w Summit cotnty, Chic, wher6 lie wi.
be Happy to attend all calls in he line of his
profession. His remedies consists of Veget
able preparations, which he believes are,
when skilfllly compounded and judiciously
administered, best adapted TO remove the
various diseases Incident to the human fami
ly, in the treatment of diseases il becomes
indispensally necessary fully to understand
the nature of the case, IN order..so avoid
those mistakes winch are frequently attended,
with such fearful conse qnences. For these,
and other reasons, he prefers Uriosco pias
where we hayean infallible method Of forms
ing q diagnosis by aninspection Of the Urine,
which affords in diseases, Indications which
the experienced practitioner can not mistake.
Thus entirely obviaiing The fearful biundef
of prescribing for the wrong dlsease.
South Akron, April 25, i848.
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itS Eov.rnnaent must fail on account Of
;nternsl lsiissentions. 81 sss -
4 uas thoueht that Iamartine and Roilin
wiIl resicn and Marrats and Arrago sue
cesd. Theirs party, on account Of their ex-
isefiience and m6deration. have preat weiipbt.
almost predonilatifg in ths 4 se,aRlvs
Thex are kfrend theoed IS, IL I..g;;t t;,,,;sfs
mlsose sorspen. & 3 Prease 4hass naabI;sbed i
teries of fapers frnrn Prince de Joinyills.
ealculafed "a awaken the svmpaties. and
pave lie way| for his return to France as d
nr;;vats c;fi1sn.
5 Tbs IS sr,,hl;car MARTY 4are evidently: a-
vSa are 81 MI, ,fIes;;gn. but the Regency party
have hieh homes while in consequence Of
real or pretended demonstra tons, every
avenue TO and from the room of the Assem-
bIy Is daily thronged with soldiers with iix-
81 bayonets. The Assembly has positively
declared that keeping hundred thousand
l,ensioned men doing nothing must be stop-
bed and they say the Organization. Of
Labor, the leading pretext Of the Revolu-
don has been found inpracfieable. s
No trials 81 Nav s., ,consn;;rators had taken
nlace Nothinpr has been. done in the Fl
srsnes md p0l;ce question. sLamartine,s
policsy IS doubtful about Poland, but he has
nneouivocallv declared that italy shall not.
rala,,ss nm a. Austr;an dominion. bnf ON
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Notice OF Petitioll.

ID DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that
IL after thirty days from this datea q Petition
will be presented to tile Trustees Of Paris
Township, Portuge county, praying for tile
location and establishment OF a Township
road from Noah Dull's saw mill (or Lock
near said hiill) to run from thence South
through C. r.. Divers land and between said
Divers land and L. Stones land SO as to in,
tersect the road leading from Paris to New
ton Falls at or near the house of Samuel
Stone.
Dated this lth daJ Of May, A.. d. Is48.
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