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The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-09-28
POETRY.
From the London Weekly Times.
The World is full of Beauty.


There is voice within me,
And tits SO sweet voice,
That its s. # lispipgs win me,
Till tears start TO mine eyes;
Deep from my soul it springcth,
Like hidden melody;
And evermore it singcth
This song of songs to me---
"This world is full of beauty,
As other worlds above;
And if we did our duty,
1t might be full of lovcI"
II faith and loving Kindness
Passed coin 'twixt heart and heart,
Old Bigotry's dark blindness
And malice would depart
. 1fmen were more forgiving,
Were kind words oft'ner spoken,
Instead of scorn so grieving,
There would be few heart-broken.
When plenty's around us smiling,
~ Why wakes this cry for breadf
Why are crushed millions toiling,
Gaunt-clothed in rags-unfcd?
The sunny hills and valleys
Blush ripe with fruit and grain,
But the lordling in the palace
Still robs his fellow men.
o God! what hosts are trampled
Amid this pr ss for gold,
What noble hearts are sapped of life,
What spirits lose their hold!
And yet upon this God blessed earth
There's room for every onc---
Ungarner'd food still ripens,
To waste, rot in the sun;
For the world is full of beauty,
As other worlds above;
And if we did our duty,
1t might be full of love!
Let the law of bloodshcd perish.
Wars, gore and glory, splepdor-
And men will learn to cherish
Feelings more kind and tender,
Were we true unto each other,
We'd vanquish Hate and Crime,
And clasp the hand of brother,
In any land or cline!
If gold were not an idol,
Were mind and merit worth,
Oh there would be bridal
Betwixt high heaven and earth!
Were truth our utter'd language,
Angels might talk with men,
And God illumin'd earth should see
The golden age again.
For the leaf tongues of the forest
The fiower-lips of the sod
The birds that hymn their rBptures
Into the car of God
And the sweet wind that bringcth
The music Of the sea,
Have each voice that singeth
This song of songs to me-
"This world is full of beauty,
As other worlds above;
And if we did our duty,
Its might be full of love-"
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-09-28

An inmate of a mad house, being askel
what brought him there, replied: "a mere
bubble of words, sir. / said every body
was mad, and every boly said was, AMI
the majority carried it.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-09-28

pwish fhy nsiehboE well as thyscf, IS
a feeling thlt should pesvadc every mans brclsi
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-09-28
DEMOCRATIC PIONEER.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY BY
" sMAyM & " @AASs,

TERMS: One dollar and fifty cents,
invariably in advance, or two dollars pay
able within the year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-25

LIVERPOOL, saturday, Aug. H.
FLouR-The demand Is of smore retail character
At 94sa2is Cd per Dbl for sound parces In the Lon
don marke, 1t is quite neglected Inferior parcels arc
nearly unstable. and may be quoted at ISIS 2ls
per Dbl
CoRS.-Ye.,erdsy there were considerable sales Of
good yellow Corn at 2is pa Cd per quarter white
/. scarce and sales in small parcels at 2Ss POS per
quarter.
CoRS MrAI. l{ss lis Ga per Dbl
OF the three articles above, there h. been imported
in the last sever days 7Os quarters of Wheat 400
bbls OF Flour 900 quarters OF Indian Corn, and tS7
bbls Of Indian Meal.
CURED PRovIsioNs--The mportstions for the last
week have been very limited. For BACON there is a
steady demand at former prices
LARD IL not so much inquired for but prees are
nrmly maintained, holders demanding an advance Of
90 per cwt
BrKr is selling readily at full prices. Tho sales Of the
last week we're about 900 tcs
ASHES good demand. Pot' BPS sd a S3' Pearls
3Os Cd 3ls
R1ox-ons hundred terces Csrolins at ISIS Sd POS
Steady demsnd
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Shin News.

Arr from Boston JAY p. Gustsvus, at smyrna 18Th
Walker do; Aug I, Gen. Belfast.
SID for Boston July 3 Amazon, from ST. Petersburg
Aug ?. Arcadisn. the Clyde 50, Rsin, Newport rheus
Galerny; 4ih Hiberuis Liverpoo 5.h d Anihs, Shields
Wnueesna. do; 9Th. Brandywne. do Juel. Liverpool
Lady Sale, the Clyde, James, do.
Arr rom NewYors, July 2S- Oresies. a.. Soth-
Rsn.s Bordeaux, Jeanne, Cathsrine, Go'heseoers
Aug. l-BMbsrs, Londonderry Ocean Queen, COX
sd-slhron. do. Sd-Ausnne, Hsvre, Brothers, Warren
poipt Cleopatra Charsnu 4th-MedoraDeal, Progress
Londonderry Lara Frsncises. Cork, Washington, bre
men nh W Blodgett Limerick sth-E. Z. Liver
pool loh-Joseph Badger, do
Sailed for NewYork. Joseph, Bugdon, for 81 Peters
burg, 2sth Areoe, do Aug ?. Vancouver. Rochelle ID
Vain do Sir Rony Smith. shields Jessie csrdln 50
Southampton. Portsmouth Thiesus. Londonderry Wm
Chase do Remittance. Antwerp 4th Calcutta Liver
pooi. Cambridge do; Szs Greenland, Go, Empire STATE
do II Patrick do s;h Devonshire DO; Jessie, 81 John
Rose S,snaieh Helveot; s.h, Olympus, Bristol Sarsf
sands Liverpool s. Mays, the Clyde ~ Aoini, Li'
erpool Aberdeen. do Constitution, do; IHq1in hsVfe
Hector Antwerp; Chrisasn. the Clyde; Hyperion DO
Oh Kineslowu Liverpool Yorktown Deai
Arr from PmlsdelPhis. Aug l. Garland, Loadonderry
Vermont do, 5; Joseph Fish, Waterford. g. shenundonk
LAv~rpool.7; wm Penn, DO; Clio, WesiPoTi-
srd for PAisdephia. August T. Mary Plea'anl' from
Liverpool Gibraltar. July .. erd Achilles rom L~g
horn Tor Sew-York July p. Robson and W An
drews from Palermo for SewYork. and Anonyns, from
Palermo for Boston Joseph Batch from Leghofn o'
Epston.
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B.,r,r Epuc,rlos socIsrr AND M.DIsoS

B.rrlsr EDUCATION SocisTr AND MADlsoN
rx,vKxstrY We are informed. says the osreso If<'
tbs the Injunction prohibiting the removal OF the shove
institutions irsm Hamilton has been 'sesea ~ .aose
Ann mon the ground that the plaintiffs were not par
80, 4, me contract under which 10 Is Claimed The Ecu
eston society located its Seminary IN that place and
aid NOT show themselves entitled 70 maintain tner &C
ton. The motion being thus disposeo q ~Pon 49,.
l Ground. Inc xerits OF the controversy are not Al
fect-d BY the decision Bat the dissolution OF ne 10
junction does not secure the removal ~ the new BOARD
Just elected adverse TO the measure ana ns,e =
ready passed resolution permanently oesnns INC u"
situation at Hamilton
H We noticed Rev. John PerpoHt IN oar
streets yesterday apparently 10 excellent eeaih ne
hss entered upon hs day pastor OF the sirs. Snl
tartan society IN Asdiasd. Beet ITAaA IagstsV'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-25

Ma COLLAxER AND ABoLirIosisM.-Some OF
tie Southern papers call Mr.. Collamer the Post
master General an Aboli,ionisi, in consequence oil
certain in,nuatous by Mr.. lnge. Mr.. {. thus
notices the charge brought against him
81 sm not now nor have ! ever been, an Abolition
AL and have always received the most bitter opposi
ion from the Abolition party In my own state nave
,wsy, held that nothing should be done by tho Ten
ara, Gvernment in relation 20 the subject OF Slavery
In N. several States have always disooun,enanced
md opposed all measures public or private intended
B. interiere with or disturb the institution AS cNsuu
a The States rs recognized by the Constitution AZ
he same time it Is due justice and myself TO cay
am an Anti Slavery man that is, regard slavery rs
,sry great political and moral evil and think nOthing
should be done by the Government 10 increase OF eA
lend it,"
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Tag srIosloRlAL TENURE Last Saturday $
Montreal Arenir states, that on the previous
Thursday. DR.. Dayignon, menber Of Assembly
for Rouvlle. agreeaby to notice, met 300 to 400 OF
the inhabitants Of Huntington, Houvllle and Cham-
bly counties, at L'Acadie, and submitted to them
the project of law for the Communication OF the
present land tenure, viz /. Abolition, without
indemnify tn any one, OF all seiguiorial rights, other
than the rents and the lOds 1t ueates, or lines OF
alienation of real estate. .. Redemption OF the
rents, by payment OF the capital OF rent valued
At two sous per acre, $50 sous equal % cents At
the rate OF per cent 3. Redemption of the Iods ct
reafss. or fines on payment at once OF one't~ei'h
Of the worth of the land, naked Of all buildings
The learned Doctor explained his proposition a,
length in a discourse of "A hours, and was sue
ceeded by Dr.. Tfsult, who, in brii but able
address, showed the humihating and unhappy con-
dtion Of the people OF Lower Canada under Their
present system Of tenures After the subject had
been exhausted, other political matters were
taken
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-25

During the last a hours there have been report
"a 70 this Office fatal cases Of epidemic Cholera VIZ
y scbo.er. Atlantio.st Margaret Kelly Henry"
Csthsrine l.. Cummings. spencersti Peter Mcclure
Hamilton. sv James Dugsn. Hospital Peter webster
nd Mary Webster, Crow Hill
81 GooDRcR, Health Physician.
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Movements in the Naval Service.

NORFOLK, Friday August "a.
-,...L Sa,,-n w. bridge, from Boston, ar
ID ,,s,erday bringing draft Of lOi men for the
o sbip Vsndslis
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~ TELEGRAPH TO THE NETWORK TRIBUNE.
sailing Of q. =. Vessels.

PENSACOLA, Wedneedsyl Avg 10
The L. s. frgate Raritan, bearing the br0sd
.sopsnt OF Com FoIhsl Parker, with the U. >. ship
ssrntog. sailed this moruing--the former for the
Nth and the latter for LsgGayra and ST. Thomas
al after cruise In the West Indies, 70 return 70 the
r.ited states.
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cyrY ITEMS
FnpsY, A1x "a

Fhpsf, Aas -. 1919
Too rsIcx In one buildins. Little Water o,
there have heen found 800 colorcd pecpl- regular
occupsns In the locality known {" Gov Bay ther-
600 persons sve houses At the corner OF Or.nss
and cross there Is colored and white iemses
ia rear basement and in the rear Of 10 and !. Nel
Berry ct there so parsons ers~dei upon too oi'
AZ persons living IN almost every room Ise ehsaees
OF the.e rrsdenu tor cleanliness health. ceccncy.
are osvioas Yet the sitemp, 70 Introduce Sfsn.e
meats ~ which such sacrsces Of lie AMI humanity
would - prevented sneersd 9, BY our r-sP~esses
WORTHLESS . Asr.rsnisrn Pron!scu.ty, Red Drssonisu
Or, worst Of al Socialism
THr Hr>oARiAs NrErtSo.-A meeting Was
held as, evening q, the sAalsper. Hotel 10 make
fragments for the grand demonstration IN the frs
In oehslf Of the Hungarian ps,rios NJ Leopold Nah
plsced in the ceSr and vr samuel Laa~is 50
pointed Secretary The meeting "a addressed syM
Agh who dweis the imp ortsncs OF union and s,ui.
psihy among the HGngsr,sns Of tAis City and recon
nenied the purchase OF National Flag to be displayed
M the Park Meeting. and the appointment Of Delegates
from Associations OF hgngsrsns TO form oeutrsl
ssnz.tson. The same views were advocated by
a other speakers and Conm!isess appointed 70 carry
them into eject
STUNT nVNr AZ toNh fo>h-OffNf+
A correspondent OF the Jo.rss. q c5~-res notlees
grievance, thus;
Not keepirs the o,ce open later and esrlier The
Ne~fork once ought 10 be open Sr the delivery ot
letters all nlsht-so many arrive here late and wish 10
~ early, and ctEens often wish get etters early
IN The morning. before taking early boat To
strangers Il 10 often very area, trouble Snd many
he letter which Uacle sam sets pay Tor IN
quence But asii greater trosble and oss 10 tho
large class % lsborers male and femse, who wish 10
ca for letters before hoars To cose tho
Office at clock IN the evening and open AL 3
o'clock in the morning, iss shame"
Country otces. in many place keep open an ..
and were but clerk ststonsd st the letter wnd.w
I'll 10 al night before in the morning, and for one
hour-ssy from TIL 9on sunday eveninss-the Goa
rerience and comfort the working classes would 30
thereby promoted to degree that lew OF tho upper
ten readily believe.
INFANT FouSD-A fine male infant about two
months old found in tho the house No ~
Houston st rhursisy by of the family residing
the premises 10 was dressed nicely, and could net
hsve ten long there when discovered lock Of hair
sd been clipped from the back part Of s head, esi
IDENTIFY token OF remembrance IL wac cent 90 the
Aims House no clue having been discovered I. 10 It's
origin.
RUs OyER-Martha Kenick, residing at No.
40 suffolk street, knocked down and run over hy
the gig OF Or Cockrot who drove on without inQulr
ing what injury he bad done. She wac taken home
severely injured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-25

MIR. Cur1Isc AND rHE NEGROES Mr.. Cutting
M, addressed note 10 the Albany Attds' IN
which he says q" am not now, and never nave
bssn at any time, the owner or the breeder oil ne
,ross.' The Editors. it appears, had been M
brmed to the contrary by Delegates to Rome and
o,bsr. but Of course Mr.. c. knows best
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Later from Canada.

MONTREAL, Thursday, Aug 1-P. NJ
The inquest on Mason ia still sitting
The MAYOR having yesterday Issued q proclamation
o., .necis constsbles about 800 Of the most respect
.be eitixens were sworn in.
There have been no disturbances since
Tn, Horse Police are sulI at La Prsirie.
No cases Of Cholera have occurred Tor moro lhan
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-25

LAKE CHlMPLAIS AND ST. LAwRKScr CANAL
The meeting at Saratoga, composed OF several nun
dred delegates from Canada Vermont this State, &c
appointed the following Committee;
O. NJ DAWSON. ESQ Saratoga Springs c II Russell
TsslorC ooper Albany. lie Grand Cannon, Esq Troy
John H. Boyd Esq Whitehall O. A. Burton, E.q -
Albsns. + H. Jackson, EsQ Westport; Gen. H. II.
RIOS. OF E.sex Jason c. Pierce, Esq St Johns John
O.ten ESQ Ira Grould Esq John Glass, Esq. and John
Young, Esq Montreal
The Spaioss Rspsbiioaa says that they are empow'
cred to direct ,urvey and estimate of the proposed
work and to take all other measures to promote me
success Of the undertaking to appoint general seent
with salary and also to call another general meeting
At such time and place they may deem advisable
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-25

MscNAB's LoYALrY.-Tne Journal aHd Express,
8, Hamilton L. c paper on the Boalion Ard BALDWIN
side IN politics viii do Sir Allan the justice TO say
that /, does not believe his loyalty could be bought 81
any price, much less Al s+,ooos year Ramor has II
that he shout to mend his shattered fortunes BY SC
c.ptns as wife to bis old sse, the vel known
wealthy old maid called Miss Coui's, daughter OF
Gs,r,, llld's banker.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-25

THE CaLaBER.-The following particulars IN
relation to the race Of negroes on the Coast Of
Africa. Known as the Calsoers, are communicated
by missionary who spent i've years on the Ca
aber River
The mission house up the CAaber River u 100 nile,
north of the Island Of Fernando Pc. This rver -
deep and naviEsble for any sized vessel ~ he year,
and Is three-;Ourths OF mile vide. and eight athoms
70 this station. and good wster lar above, and Hot
branch o; TIE Niger bu; there il channel some de
shove Through which the surplus waters IN an
overflow rnc their wsy into the ger but most OF ne
year the channel 10 dry The iron house Of the Cniei
or kng the station, wa from England Many houses
Of ne Chiefs are - wei furnished gentlemen >
houses IN America The slave trade cannot De- Aool.
ished by the present war system. Colonization snd
religious instruetion 10 TIE true method The common
peoole On the coast are slaves The grave q Lander
"a "a Ferusudo Pc. but 70 unmarked By stons
" lBossos yosxlA.
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ALUMNI OF Waffle Independent, religious
paper Published Ia this city, has an account Of
Yale College Commencement, from which we take
the following, which shows the liberal spirit per-
vading that gathering of the educated men of our
country.
On Wednesday. at q A. ". the customary annual
meeting Of the Alumni VAS held usder great Tent
pitched for the purpose In the OF the college build
ings The meeting was organized BY the appointment
Of Hon Asa Bacon. Of Litchheld. as Chairman, and
Prof Samuel Il. Dickson, VI d. Of Newiork, and Rev
;. w Dutton Of New Haven as secretAIie. AiitI
the reading Of the annual obituary record when hAa
been prepared BY Prot. Kingsley and Nr Herriek,-s
record which fails 20 touch the minds OF the A.
sembed gradustes with many serious ihousns-tne
venerable Dr Beecher addressed the assembly Tor
few moments in the most appropriate and Affecting
style. expressing and Supplying the thoughts which
were So generally awakened BY the remembrance Oh
the dead. he was followed ~ Kew M NNsn OF ne
Temperance Union
Prot Olmsted introduced Mr.. Jonathan Msltby. =
graduate OF seventy years ago, who on that day ~ss
ainrty years OF age. M MLtby, though deaf and
sfne retains much OF the life and spiut OF earlier
wears and had pre- pared brief written address which
was read by Prof Omsted. The Revolutionary r.
miniscences Of Mr.. Msltby gave for while new O.
rection 70 the meeting Mr. William : Porter o.
Pennington. Rev Mr. Duiton, Prof -iiman, Dr.
Becchef and others told stories trAditonsry or r..
corded Of the Revolutionary struggle, showing a. how
great price fathers purchased for Us his Tree
ID the aow Of Anecdote BY proposing resolution x
pressve OF sympsthy with the educated men Of Hun
gary Italy and other European countries who are no"
struggling 20 secure for their posterify the liberty
which our fathers have secured tor Is
Or. Bscon called for. and spoke few moment.
70 the younger sunni charging them never 70 iose
their youthful hope OF tn- good tine coming, bet q
work the last never despsirng Of the Republic.
OF the Church Of the universal cause o. human
progress. Dr. Bushnell Wa called for, but would not
come Hon. Truman smith wss called for, BIT had A.
ready retired from the meeting. Rev. Dr. De WIZ Of
the Dutch Church New York WAS called out a. grad
aste Of Union College. and spoke few moment. with
great effect Hoo Judge Este Of Onio and Judge
Hand Of Michigan. the former graduate o. Nassau
Hal. spoke As became the dignity Of their Judicial
titles. William T.. Robinson Of Sew-lork City.
amused the meeting with Characteristic speech.
slightly Irish IN accent and altogether lrsh In wii and
humor Though the Alumni were disappointed By tne
failure Of the suuus discourse, which has often 1een
one great attraction Of the occasion. the meeting
one Of the best OF Is kind
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-25

HALlFAx AND QuEsEo RAiLRoAD.-Earl Grey
has addressed dispatch TO the Governor Of Novs SEQ
tia relative this fsvorite measure ct the British Gov
eminent. hopes it may yet oe executed bur admits
th.t the DIFFICULTIES to be overcome are very great
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-25

WAsHINsToS, august y, lefe
Since my former COMMUNICATION n reference .
hi. .trr hsve learned thar the number Of Americans
cured oy tie conspr4tors FOR the 3escsn, pon IN
H.vana IS 90 large portion q whom are e1Asted
~ .re r,ceirizz pa small vessels are already 20
-.get for the Transport II arms and m1niuons 10 ac
7.ncs 70 small lslsni near Cuba a. which the o1c-
cancer Zee; = 10 rsntsxv0us and prepare iof ire
.r.aek The notorious Col White who 1zured In ~
.sry part u the Mexican war, and aiter"ad raised
-erireut a. New Orleans % assist tne i4cebrcos
.gslnst the Indians, q 10 Sevf0rk VIII s11cirni
r,ouey a. IA command and actively engaged 10 enst
M trooos Other similar characters are sssocsated
.1rh aim IN the c0nterp plated scheme Il u evident
,hat the Cubsnos are in sdvznced state Of prepare
-, for the outbreak and awaiting the ArrFzl q
80 ne. from the states for g YOU'D - worse than
- go or !. fixht armament With only 400 men
n tbink Of .tormiHs the iugregna1e ~As u ne ia
ara unless they expected ne most elSent Al 1A2
5oer.fon from ne people 90 shore, ~ from III gar
-.n its@lf Il VII ~ remembered that ,ne n4roof ~
~ Hsvaua g Ia shape Ike an onoo~, and that q, ne
entrance which IL quite narrow Pre- ne massive and
.nius 5affleuaerts Of Moro Castle. IN al is sD-
oo.z tnens. IL object Of admiration ard terror.
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WILLIAMSBURG AFFAIRS.

ARREsr OF SUPPOSED MUEDsgkR-Ofcens
Cushsrd and Gee OF wilismsburgh. yesterday srr.st
ed German by the name OF Eugene Bsrbry. on Gus
picion OF numbering German slr by the name ct
Christina Grosr the 2Uth OF Juae last whose boil,
was fould In the East River Of WILLIAMSBURG. Bsrbty
had enlisted In the United States service and Hbout
departing for California in tho ship Ers which 10 10
sail this week
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urW-YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE,
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
BOARD Of HeaIth....FRIDAY,A 1g. "a

d.. GzKE, the Resident Physician, reports 81 new
Of Choers and II deaths as having occurred since
,.eoori Of yesterday returned 10 the following order
RsrsnIrx
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bal or srneae o. A11sAc1los

RfrlaTks-Ihe VOLUMES OF ne sPhrfe Of atiTHrluu
of Venus Mar. and Saturn In this Table correspond
with those obtained from Table II that Of Mars *
tending sixty millions of miles beyond his orbit or
3O6 OO0 miles from the sun. This Il about two or
three. millions lees than the mean distance II Flora, the
nearest discovered aserod That Of Mercury extends
about eleven millions OF miles within the orbit Con
seouently If there be undiscovered planet interior
to Mercury its distance from The sun according % my
hypothesis must be- less than twenty xix million miles
within his orbit leaving % 900 90 miles for the s.te
roiis II IL only In the most distant portion OF ms
space where small bodies would be less likely TO be
detected that none have yet been discovered.
The foregoing 10 submitted 20 your inspection
When il Is considered that my formula Involves the
distances nasse. annual revolutions and aris roia-
tos Of al the primary planets In the system must
confess ind 10 difficult 70 resst the conclusion that
the law Is founded in Nature.
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PoRrsnOUIs CRY CBAErER-At a special
town ra-eting he'd 10 Portsmouth Tuesday asst y
act upon the acceptance Of the city charter granted
hat town By the Legislature 0f New Hampshire III
whole numoer OF votes $3.50 Ia favor ard
a. against ~ acceptance. Lizzie ,-eins mani
tested snc II controversy yea chiefly between ne
1nye1s1ce 1s- sad Their opponents. sns former -
rsrkx tss eaxrsF.
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GENEkAL NOTICES.
- Fo~iers g. Wells, Phrenol ogfsfs and
Pgbishers. CAr0r Hal lsi ssssss-s. nsar the Pam


- Fowiers g. Wells, Phren oil ogfsfs and
gbIi.hers. CArloc Hal Isl sss4sss. nsar the Fss
|" The WorkinGmen's Convenfien.-Tb-
Mechanics ard 0rxngmen u the Szt- - New fofA are
requested 70 meet IN Mas Convention In he Cisy Of Abs
~ 90 no frs "Wednesday Oct0o-r Dert for tns non
1sou u safe Orcers - - supported ~ Nc ,t@ k~c
rOr 10 November snd Tor no r.ns.ru0c on s1cn
yth-f 1lsine-s nay coca- o~fore the Cor ,-naca
JOHN TANNER. J ANGELO CARROLL Ao.yy
AARON HALL JOHN WOODhlffx , SMITH
WAsHBCRS, GEORGE HOLLAND, OEOh0E HUN
MICHAEL negERNOs. HORACE z HIGLEf,
JOSEPH ~ BROWN, Cosos., -, -.
ALI c1ic 1Snrs '@"nahhltle-.
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