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ADJUSTMENTS.

AMERICAN THEATRE, POYDRAs STREET.
~ BENEFIT Of gilor NERI.
GTAGE MANAGER, Mr. g. 8. STANLEY. THIS EVEN.
entitled
CHLoRoFoRM; Or Nov Orleans In 1885,
Ishosaphs Clnoum M Spear clnk Cluer Miss e. Pers.
Henry cacum Mr. Charles Eliza Ma aazman.
Alter which Tor the first time IN ta city Inc Grand Ballet
PAINTERS ILLUSION.
Leoneo Sig Nc Atnnnda Ciocca
Prices o. Ada1ilsioHDress Circle rs Parqlefie, second
and Third Tiers Go6fed Boxes, Gallery Private
hoKea and Seats be Boz Office the
hours Of 10 A. ~ and p. open az quarter
performances Will commence At quarter past7
SAINT CHARLES THEATRE.
Benefit Of hns JULIA DEAN and he's last but One
ludlow a. SMITH, MhnhEe .Dres Circles, Private Boxes
II aud PaFquee, o. Pr so Gallery IS Box Once
open daily 10 5....TiS EVENING, Saturday, Dec
8, will be noted the Tragedy Of
Ludgyco Mr.. Stark. Coonna Nj. Leman
I.yadne N l,s Julia Dean
To c followed By the Comedy, m act, Of MATHiMONY.
Delya Mr. 81. Field. Clara .Msalul Dean
10 conclude with bnhesque Dpeta entitled
TELEMACHUsi Or, The Isle q Calypso.
Ieefnachus svhifH Malone
Mentor Mr.. j. NJ Yield Calypso M DeBar
tg- Sunday last Appearance Of Miss Julia Dean.
iw- Monday FIRST night Of Mr.. Buchanan, the Amateur.
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HARBoRISG SLAyE.Giorani Marce, changed with haF-
boring the slave Caroline, belonging Mr.. Welsh
rested yesterday by the FiFst Municipality police
AKREsTEB-NaTissa Deyile, charged with larceny. was
arrested yesterday by the First Municipality police.
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VI, FIVE { . EER TtdiU j sf5TEM f'N'''' " 'H

E7 IN Nervous Complaints drugs and medicines increase
he disease for they weaken The vital energies the already
prostnted SYSTEM while, under The strengthening, giving
VituZng influence OF 6alyarm, applied by this beautiful
and wonderful discovery the exhausted patient weakened
snerer restored 10 former health. strength, elasticity and
icOr. The great peculiarly and excellence OF
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TJlHE ZODIAC-The first number Of Ibis papss win us
Il on SATURDAY. Slh inst Peisaas having lists q
SEbseribers requested TO hand them in 70 A ID. BACON
diatelv. d6 Il
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MR. PLAClDE most respectfully announces 70 his friends and
he public Of New OTeans that Theatre being
pleted, will be opened for the scpson,
T ,La- G
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BHrOuche and Buggy
BY FLORANCE g. TAYLOR
Office 81 GrdUier street.
TUESDAY December II, o'cIockWHl be sold auction,
1 at Dubois's Stables, St Charles
A Family BAROUCHE. complete, with Harness
| A handsome BUGGY WAGON, nearly new.
L. H,r4ab
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DR.. Chrlstlc's Galvulllc Cufatiyes

r0n-lis M the 0dt IhaT ey 8 aud disease by 0UfudT
place Of the usual mode OF druCgiug and phys.
licking the pae tl exhausted Nature sinks hopeesy under
the ntctou my strfHgtheH me fha.f SVstaH eQNdte
IlS circulation of bfogd, pUOte he yerretj0Hs and
acrfr do me slightest tUHg Haer any, circumstance.
Since their Introduction into the United states only three
yar SINCE more than 10000 persons including all ages,
CLASSES and conditions among which We're large number OF
have been Entirely and Permanently Cured
when AN hope Of relief had been given up and every thing
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Succession sale Of Esther Hunt. Deceased.
Sale Of Improved Property IN the Second Municipality
HittOut ReserDe-1O effect Partition,
BY FLORANCE g. TAYLOR.
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RACEs Nfetalrie Coarse.

FALL MEETING. SIXTH DAY, D..
GlATURDAN December SPTOpusua Purse $500 Entrance 10
y per alded-aMle heats best three IN hYe
EutrieEE
J. A. H. Canal enters HaTk, years old by imp Glencoe
dam Fandaugd Dre.5, fancy.
More Glen
lmp Pickle. Dress, blue.
W lla 2 O'Clock P. NJ
w snyes' Badges, giving the euire privileges Of the Conrse
during the week, $40.
d5h R. TEN BROCK Proprietor.
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=
nR. S. II. RARDASCH has Renewed bis Office and
~ Residence to No. 2IO GRiFTER STRFET. be-
nsea' 81 John aHa s. Peter stTsets De- 3. has also
and will Vaccnate daily at his Office from y to a M
and from 10 5, p NJ. - Country Physicians and
Planters can be supplied with the same nl7 I'm
IRISH AND sCOTCH WHIsKEY-3 pu6eheons,
very superior, for sale by
d3 w. l.. CUSHING & CO., 55 Common st.
CtRANBERRIEs-5O packages, Curtis extra, for sal
- by do w l., CUSHING y co., 65 Common H.
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A NEGRO WOMAN, ~ Years Of Age, an excellent
"A Nune. Good Seapstre5si Honse Servant, and Far
raie She sold for fault-hsT having further
- lnr Annlr NJ lai C4RONIl ELEIl Street. rs if
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DANCING ACADEM Y,

pOAkD-A Gentleman and his Wife. or two spoe Cen
- uemen, eau be accommodated with board, in genf,el
private family residing IN the upper part OF the Second Mn
ncipay where there are other BoaFders kept Addres
box W. d7s Ius'ohiNe dl lW
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ZOE CALTFORNIA.

-. FOR SAN FRANCISCO saiI on sATUR-
sd1z ~ " i2th inst; poshvely-The fast sailing brig
coppered, and put in complete order for tie voyage has al
her cargo on board and will sad above For freight
d K n H8RRfsoS 'j Co. ,P Il Gr a st.
~ This vessel can handsomely accommodate one or two
80 FOR SAN FRANCIsGO, Califomia.-The ine,
SEa e9pgered, and iastsailng bark JOSEPH
he30t inst. This vessel has excellent accommodations, and
9af o gp1 S on B 5sT o6B % fs sc E2 %
ity, Or TO TOBY, 4 BoGERT 90 Camp street,
Cabin passage 500 Second Cabin, $50 and found. ds
- FOR CALIFORNIA. via Chagres-On SAT-
c6S r. u.s. P., Rao ae %s 5 iR1 17as brig ss
Ss99 e al 9a f6 ne Pesp Sg S
81 taken. Apply 10 the Captain board, post TO- second
% JOHN W ANDREWS & co. 81 Common ST.
Fax FOR, CALIFORNIA, via Chagres- The
GiSSqP9HnC Can't T aR VII ijIfT is 2, 5aIe
SATURDAY, December sth, at O'Clock A. N. Should
sufficient number Of passenger offer she viii leave on tie
st prozino For freight Or passage, apply on board foot OF
d HYDE 6. OGLEsBY, 70 Poydras ST.
- Cabin passage, s65f Storage, mes with crew, as.
-sers=. FOR CALIFORNIA, via Chagres-The
s1fiGfEt splendid Steamship ALA MA 81. j. Wright,
s35 eommqnder3 viii leave for Chagres, Direct on
RATES OF PASSAGE:
IN 5alOon 80 ..
In steerage, mess with crew As q
No ticket secured until paid for Freight, 10 cents pei
M - - e. J. AfEEKER s. co, 6 Poydras St.
-ss1r=s FOR CHAGRES, via Havana-U S. Maj
p o6o to ne 6STSen Lsa f'H
J. Hartstene u s. N, commanding will leave for Chagns
with the California and Oregon Mails on SATURDAY
the 18th December al O'clock p N. punctuay, iro0m foo
| Of st. Mary street, Lafayette.
| RATES or PASSAGE;
In Saloons to ChagTes $50 o
| IN Lower NdDln. q
In Storage, and with crew. 10 EhagFes. As o
| Freight, 90 cents per cubic foot.
No passage secured until paid for. All passage ticket
and orders receive freight must be procured from the oc
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FIRE, MARINE AND RIVER RISKS.
No. 92 Camp street.
TNHE undersigned having been appointed Agent Cn place
Il of T. A. Adams, Esq, resigned) Othe above old and
and avorably known Company, prepared 70 insure,
on the most favorable terms, against RE- MARINE AND
INLAND RISKS.
An losses will be promptly settled here paid in Hartford
Coma, at the option OF the insured.
CHAS, G. LATHROP, Agent.
~ Office % Camp street, New Orleans, o3l is
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NJ n Princeton. ViCksburg and MilIiken' 5
Bend ,MsyeskE Packet Slealner MONT
.NtFG-FOr Princeton, Nrksburg Mllkens Bend, War
Eeon, New Carthage, Grand Gulf, Rodney and Natchfz.
The magnificent regular passengerpacke MONTGOMERY
Capt j. Estes, will positively run permanently in the trade
throughout the season, and vii leave for the above and all
intermediate landings EVERY MONDAY, at O'Clock
p. NJ For freight OF passage, apply to
I4 T. B. SMITH. 90 Magazine st.
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DIR, Christie's GALVANIC BRACELETS

Are found service in Of commissions fits
asmoc complaints, and general nervous affections Of the
lend and upper eXlremiGes Also, in Palsy and PaTaly
and ali di5cntes caused by deficiency Of power nervous
energy in the limbs or other organs OF the body.
ss Many hundred Certificates, from all parts Of thee conn
tyy of die most extraordinary character, be gwen if
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IN REAAS, superior qualify Just received aud for sale
sBJ by CORSON & ARMSTRONG,
Stationes and Blank Book Manufacture,
an Am 81 Cauun afrsst
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Also. iu FITS, CRAMP, PARALYSIS aud PALSY.
DYSPEPSIA Or INplGEsIloN, RHEgMATlsM,
BAGU, DEAFNESS, NERVOUS TREMORS, PAL
PITAfION OF THE HEART, APOPLEXY, NEU.
RALGIA. PAINS IN THE SIDE AND CHEST.
LIVER COMPLAINT, SPINAL COMPLAINT and
CURVATURE OF THE SPINE. HIP COMPLAINT.
DISEASES OF TIE KIDNEYS, DEFICIENCY OF
NERVOUS AND PHYSICAL ENERGY, AND ALL
NERVOUS DISEASES, which Complains arse from one
Eimpe causl.-namey, -. q DER.4AGE.ME.NT OF
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PROPOSALS. FOR CARRYING THE MAIL

Ertrae he act Of Congress Of 3D. March, s45 seciion Is
.rds further enaetei That i, shall be the duty of the
Postmaster General in all future lettings Of for
of the mall let the same every
the lowest bidder rendering sufficient guarantees for faithful
performance without other reference the mode of such
transportation than may be necessary provide for the
cecty certainty and security OF such transportation
out, take valuation the stock vehicles of any pre-
vious contractor fof the route"
AZ Bidders will be careful read the forms and in
srucIons appended this advertisement. They
qucs,ed state proposals. the mode by which they
intend to convey the mail Where the size and weight Of
the mails spccd called for the schedules, shall
qure it, the contracts will be made for COACH steamboat
railroad conveyance may be- and, consequently
such will be let to bids proposing such mode of
veyance In all other cases. the routes will be assigned
bids proposing the cheapest mode Of ransp STATION
uF Railroad companies specially notified that their
regular bids understood including the supply of
office the line of their respective roads over
quarter of a mile from depot Separate proposals for Off
than quarter of mile off will be considered
PROPOSALS for carrying the mails of the United States
1853 inclusive, in NEW YORK, will be received at the
Contract Office Of the Post Office Department in the city Of
Washington, until Of the 4th April lSa9 Ito be de-
cded by the Gath day OF April l549 the routes and in
the manner and time herein specified,
NEW YORK.
SOL From New York at m every day, except Sunday
To Stonington, CT, by "a next day, l25 miles
And back between p m and 81 m, next day.
s02 From New York t4p every day, except Sunday
BY New London. Ct,
To Norwich, by y m next day, lag miles
And back between 81 and m, next day.
Proposals to leave New York after the arrival Of the
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swampscott from Lynn 2 miles and back, twice dav,
except Sunday.
Tynngham from South Lee, 4 miles aad back three
times a week.
Upton from Weatboro', miles and buck, six times
week.
Washington from North Beckett Depot q niles and back
twice a week.
West Mlbury from Mlbury, six miles and back six
times week.
three Times a week.
West Stockbndge Centre from West Stockbrdge miles
and back a week.
West Yarmouth from Hyannis, miles and back three
times a week.
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CONNECTICUT.

CONNECTICUT.
65l From Hartford IL M in summer, every day. ex-
By Wethersfeld, Rocky HILL Upper Middetown
Middletown, Durham, Norhford, and Fair Ha-
To New Haven, by 8 m, Al miles
And back between ~ m and 9pm
In winter, between s a m and going and be-
tween IL m and m returning.
652 From Hartford at 8 m, Monday, Wednesday, and
BY East Hartford, Glastonbury Marlborough,
Colchester Salem, and Chesterfield
To New London, by p m, "a miles
And back between 6 and m, next days.
653 From Hartford at 10 m, Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday
Columbia, Liberty Hill, Lebanon, Franklin and
Norwchtown
To Norwich, by 81 p m, Al miles
And back between n 4 am and P m, Monday,
654 From Hartford at 5 m, Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday
BY East Hartford, Manchester, ouarryyiIe, Cow
entry, South Coventry, Wilimantc, Windhan,
Howard Valley, and Brooklyn
To West Killngly, by 9 m, Al miles
And back between II m and u m, Monday,
Wednesday, and Friday.
Separate proposals for six additional weekly trips be-
tween Brooklyn and West KIingly, miles, in due
pexon with the Norwich and Worcester line, will be
sidered.
BY East Hartford, Manchester, Quarryvle Cow
entry, Mansfield, Ashford, Abingdon, and POM
fret Landing
To Killngy, by 81 p m, "A miles
And back between 10 a m and u m, next days.
656 From Hartford 10 every day, except Sunday
BY East Hartford, Buckand, Oakland, Vernon,
Rockville, Ellington, Square Pond, and West
Stafford
To Stafford, by 81 m, 30 miles
And back between m and m, making due
connexon with the Norwich and Springfe route
at Rockville.
Half of the trips, going and returning, to run by
Tolland and Stafford Springs, instead Of Ellington,
Square Pond, and West Stafford.
657 From Hartford alta m, Monday, Wednesday, and
By East Hartford, Eas, Windsor Hill, South
Windsor East Windsor, Broad Brook, and Sciti-
To Somers, by 9 p m, % miles
And back between 81 a m and IL a M same days
65s From Hartford a, 81 IN, Tuesday, Thursday, and
BY BoomSSeld T.riavir., CRANKY, and sou,hwick,
To WestRed, by 81 m, % miles
And back between II m and j / m, Monday,
Wednesday, and Friday.
$50 From Hartford at m, Friday
By Bloomfield Tariffsille, Cranky, North CRANKY,
and East Granville (Mass.,)
To Blanford, by p M "a miles
And back between 7 m and m, Thursday.
geo From Hartford at 20 m, Monday, Wednesday, and
By Pequonnuck, East CRANKY West sufied, and
Feeding Hill, (Mass,)
To Westfed, by m, 81 miles
And back between p m and m next days.
sSl From Hartford at 10 m, Tuesday and Saturday
BY Bloomfield, Simsbury, West CRANKY and Hart
To West Granville, (Mass,) by 7 p m, 30 miles
And back between Ga N and p m, Monday and
Friday,
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800. From Wes,6eld IL m. Wednesday and Saturday
BY East Granville, West Granville, Holland, an.
New Boston
To Sandisied, by I m, 70 niles
And back between 81 m and III m, same days
507, From Russell at p m, Monday, Wednesday, am
BY Blanford
To North Blanford, by p m, miles
And back between lOl m and m, same days
sos From Railroad Depot at 81 every day, excep
By Chester Factories, Beckett, West Beckett, and
To Lee, by 9. p m, III miles
And back between and p m.
5e9 From Sheffield l0I M Monday, Wednesday, ant
BY South Egremort. North Egremont, Green River
N f.,) Austeriiz, and Spencertown
10 Chatham -Four Corners by 81 p m, "a miles
And back between ii a m and p m, next days.
$40. From Great Burlington at 4 a m Monday, Wednes
BY Hartsvle New Marlboro sandiaacld, North
Colebrook, (Ct.) and Colebrook
To Winchester, by III a m, 80 miles
And back between2 and 9 p m, next days
OIL From State Line Depot Al every day, except
BY West stockbridge, stockbridse, and South Lee
To Lee, by Z p m, 10 miles
Aud back between E and m.
5l2 From Plttsfeld at every day, except Sunday
BY Cheshire and Adams
To North Adams, by m, 81 miles
And back between q and 3! m.
5l3 From Pit'sfeid at m every day, except Sunday
BY Lenox
To Lee, by 6 M ii miles
And back between 7 a m and Q a m.
With branch
FEom Lenox at II m, Monday Wednesday, and
Friday, and 81 m, Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday All
BY Curtisviile
To West Stockbrdge, by 81 q m, Monday, Wednes-
day, and Friday and 81 a m, Tuesday, Thursday,
and Saturday
And back between p and p m, Monday,
Wednesday, and Friday and III and / ! p
m, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
5li. From Pttsfeld at m, Monday Wednesday, and
Friday
BY Lanesboro', New Ashford, and South Williams
town
To Wiliamsown, by 5 m, % miles
And back between s a and p m, next days.
SIS From North Adams at every day, except Sun
day
BY Wiiamsown and Pownal, (Vt)
To Bennington, by 4! m, 10 miles
And back between 10 and
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Az. From Yves, Brookhsla at every day, except
Sunday
By New Bninree
To Hard wick, by 8 m, l2 miles
And back beiween a IA and
l7s From Worcester at i0i every day. excep, Sunday
BY clsppvile spencer, East Brookheld, Brookied,
West Brook6eId Warren, Palmer depot, Wibra-
ham, Ludlow, Springfield West Springfield
WesIheld Russell, Chester Village, Chester Fac
tories, Bancroft, North Beckett, Hinsdsle, Dalton,
Pit,sheld, West P,'shed, Richmond, Fiat Brook
Canaan Four Corners. IN. W New Concord,
Chaihsm Four Corners Chatham Centre Niver-
vile, Schodaek depot, and Greenbush
To Albany, by m, l55 miles
And back between 81 m and p m. 4
With an additional SIX times-a -week mail, between
4. p m and p m mex, day, going, and p and
III next day, returning
To arrive at Springfield by II p m and n, p m going
and m and p returning
Proposals for six additional weekly trips between State
Line and Albany each year. during suspension of navga
uon the Hudson river, are invited.
49, From Worcester at 2 a m every day, except Sunday
By West Boyleson, Clintonve, Lancaster Gro
ton, and Pepperell
To Nashua, IN. III y by 9 a m, As miles
And back between 4 ! and 81 pm
With a branch
From Sterling Junction at Il every day, except
Sunday
BY Sterling and Leominster
To Fchburgh, by 81 M Is miles
And back between 81 and p
4SO. From Worcester at 81 m every day, except Sunday
To Rutland, by m, 10 miles
And back between p m and p m.
4Sl. From Worcester at 10 m, Tuesday Thursday, and
Saturday
BY Paxton. Codbrook, Barre Pe,crsham, North
New Salem, and Wendell depot
To Warwick, by p m, AZ miles
And back between m and 81
Proposals. to end route at Wendell depot miles less dis
lance for three additional trips Birre 81 miles,
invited.
45l From Worcester at 10 m, Monday, Wednesday,
and Friday
R. R,rre Nor,b
New Salem, Wendell Depot, Northfeld and
Vernon (VL,)
To Brattleboro', by 10 m, 65 miles
And back between a and 81 m, next days.
Proposals to end Wendell Depot IS miles less
distance are invited
453 From Mibury at 6. every day, except Sunday
By Sutton
To West Satton, by 8 p m, 81 miles
And hack. he tuae 6 a mn and II 4 m.
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SW AIN g. POE,
~ NDS -

MAIN STREET. RICHMOND, IND.
ID ESPECTFULLY invit. The attic niion Of
! q their friends and the public generally to
their stock Of Fresh
asssnEni1y GL>rDD AriASs
comprising almost every article IN tho line
Having purchased tho old stock Of Young H.
Mcclure. aud just received large additional
supply, they prepared TO furnish their Gus
tome with every thing in the GROCERY limo
0 good terms ms any other estsbl ,sl,snsos ~
the City. Their stock consists, III part. Of
Coffre, Spices, ground and ungrou,si
Sugar. Tobacco,
Teas. Dried Peaches,
MoIasscs, RaIsns,
Lake Fish, Dates.
Cod Fish, Herring,
Window Glass, Nails,
Candi-s-a general assortment.
Broorns, Buc IN, Bsske IL, w ash Boards,
Tubs, Churns, Pnch-F Forks, Hoes, HsicI,sts,
Mackerel, No. l %, Cheese. 1e. &c.
All Of which they will sell, for CASH. or exchange
for country produce. on terms which cannot, nor
shall no. fail to please customers The highest
market price will be paid at all times for all kinds
Of available country produce. Cali aud exsmtas
stock; aud If pleased. BUY.
May 8, Is49. 20-tf
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CINCINNATI MARKETS.

LOUR-Aftcr our report yesterday
1873 brls sold from w w canal at 80, 10:
IUodo do at 1865. To-day 100 do sold
from II X at So, 10; 90 do choice White,
at 81
PRONiSlONS-Thc only sale heard
Of to-day was q hhds Bacon Shoulders
al $50. pkd. There is some demand fos
bulk Sides. but holders manifest no dis
position Ia sell.
COFFEE.-Sales Of % bags Rio at Il;
GO do at Z &c, cash; Sugar, 6hhds fair ut
4ac.
TDBACCO-A sale Of llhhds No II
$3.50.
LEAD-A sale Of $50 Pigs at $4.90,
cash.
FISII-Salcs Of rs brls No al Sc 80.
cash; Is do at So. 30, cash; IT'S half brls
at 50. cash.
FLAX SEED-A sale Of 100 bush at
9Oc.
DRIED FRUIT-Salcs Of l86 sacks
and 800 bush Apples al Coo; 60 sacks
Peaches a, 81 .3oGni .4O.-Daiy DIS
paich Sat. May oh, 1919.
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DIED the eend uls. Mary Young. wife
of John Fielding Young. in the Sis, year
of her age.
Thus has been taken awsy in the Aow-
err Of life one whose many excellencies
had cndeared her TO a large circle Of rcla-
tises and friends, and whose early sudden
death has left in many hearts an .saching
void" never to be filled again on earth.-
But few days ago the family circle ~as
gladdened by her presence. but now she
IS in eternity and tina, gladness is changed
into gloom. The place tina, then knew
her shall know her no more forever
She left babe too young to know its
loss. and a husband too well acquainted
with her worth TO forget soon his hcreavc-
ment. They had but just entered upon
life together and the promise and hopes
ofthe future were Frightening before them.
when in an unexpected hour death barred
the earth as it was, and her spirit TO God
who gave ii.
Leaves have their time TO fall.
And flowers to wi,her at the north wiads breath,
Aud stars TO acs--hut alt,
Thou hast nil seasons Tor thine q Death"
But why should tine bereaved husband
give up to sorrow while he has reason to
believe that his loss. is her Infinite gain,
that Mary had chosen that good part
which shall not be taken away from her"
: The deceased ha l been for many wears
a consistent and worthy member Of the
PRESBYTERIAN Church Of Richmond. She
loved the ordinances and cause Of her
Saviour and interested herself in the
means of personal pieiy and the opera
lions Of the Church for the spread OF Cos
pei truth. But she has left the Church
militant. as VIC trust TO join the Church
triumphant, the scene Of her labors and
trials here, for the rest Of Heaven, and
the cmployments and sa,isfac,ons Of tho
blessed. Let the afflicted family. and
friends, and the Church Of which she was
member, heed the solemn warning "Bo
We also ready. for in such an hour as yo
think no, the Son of man comcih.'
DIED on the 25th ult at the residence
Of his father in this vicinity, Of consump-
ton. Jonathan Horney, aged 81 years, Z
months and Ia DAYS.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-05-09

The Economist.-We have received
the first number Of paper bearing this
title. published at the embryo city Of Can
melton, on the Ohio river, by Charles ii
Mason Esq. As its name indicates, the
Economist is to be dew oted to the EXPOSE
ton Of the facilities afforded at Cannelton
for manufacturing-to "show the cotton
planter that there is more economy in
working up his staple by the cheap coal
Of Indiana, than by the expensive coal of
England. TO the western grower of food
to prove that there is more economy in
feeding the spinner and weaver on the
banks Of the Ohio than in Manchester.
Glasgow. or Lowell" We have no
doubt Of the truth Of the positions as
sumed by the editor. and we shall watch
with pleasure his labors and the growing
up Of q great manufacturing city upon the
lower Ohio.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-05-09

own soul With the gull, &C perjury Her iss-
tinrony may outweigh that Of thousand wit
nesses who testify TO Whist ,heY never saU, OF
what they never heard Of acts aud conduct
which. never having witnessed, they an have
no know ledge Of.