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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-02-16
On Hsamd!

A LOT OF GENTLEMEN'S CLOAKS;-
N Green Coating Tweed JACKETS;
All of which will be sold very low, at the
"Checkered Store" COULHAN Il co.
October 10, '48 "a
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-02-16
M'ALISTER'S
AGAaI9A39N9 O0NRW9NPo
More than 10000 persons
have been cured,


virtue and power TO heal so many diseases Bui
since il is well known that more than 90. .OOO per.
sons have been cured, our friends will begin to re
alize the truth of our remarks, which we made about
SIX months ago; viz: that there would not be a
family IN America whn would live dav wilhnu,
possessing box Of McALLiSTER'S. an Heahng
Ointment, il they but knew ils virtues
MCAilister's All. Healing Ointment restores per
spiralion in the system. BY tins means II opens
those avenues through which nature carries of The
impurities wllh'n, and thus relieves the body of dis.
ease. II is thus that it cures Consumption, Fevers.
Sc,ofula. Ervspelas, Asthma, Salt Rheun, Sick.
Headache, Quincy, Sore Throat, Rheumatism
SCald Heads, Pans III The Chest, Side aud Back
Dyspepsia. Poisons, SoI' Breast, Dea fness, Cutar
rous Eruplions; Sore Eyes. Inflammation ol the
Bowels, Kidneys aud Brain, Burns, Chiblams
Piles, Worms Agues, Cold Fee, Liver Complaint
Ulcrr,and all Fever Sores, lnHammations of ever,
kind.
A. & S HFNDRY, Ashtabula, o Genera
Agents for the State Of Ohio
AGENTS-Brry s. Beck, Druggists Lancaster
Fairfield County General Agents: Glendenning &
Corner, Winchester; VIM. w Hit, IilhopnIis
II e. Leonard. Merchants, Basil, N Beatty &
Go Druggists. Baltimore, John Woodward, Grocer
New Salem, f Kslb, Druggist Rushvlle, A & T.
MilhoH, Lockvil'e; Crisl N Pickering, Pickering
ton; w. F. BTeck, Carroll: Daniel lIawkin, Suga
Grove. AshbauOh g. Bsery, B,emen.
November n, lS46. 3m29.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-02-16
XAMPSI NAAMPSII

lust ARRIVED. a greater assortment thnn
~ everof LAMPS. GIRANDOLES. CANDLE.
STICKS, &c &c. ..... ...
N. B. GLOBES, CHlMNEYS and WICKS
always on hand GATES & COSPER.
Lancaster. June9, 1848.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-02-16
Consumption Cured.

Cleanse and Strengthen. Consumption can be
Cured. Bronchitis. Consumption Liper Com
Piai'@, Colds Catarrh, Coughs, asthma. Spit-
Ting Of Blood, Soreness in he Chest, Hectic
Ffnsh, Night SSceats, Difficult or Profnse Err
pectoration, Pain in The Side, &c. hare been
and can be cured. e#.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-02-16
GROCERIES OF alI KINDS,


Cedar Churns and Tubs, Wooden Buckets,
Salt &c. sc. sc.
~ Come every body and look through our
MAMMOTH PILES OF Goods. We are always
on hand and ready to prove to you, what is an un-
denable fact. that we have more Goods, better
assorments and sell at lower rates than any other
establishment in Lancaster. OF these facts YOU
can convince yourself Ives by calling at our OLD
STAND and examining our stock.
WE WISH TO PURCHASE
80, 900 bushels Of w HEAT,
Any amount of CORN, RYE, OATS, Flax.seed
Feathers and every thing else that the Farmers
have for sale that is worth having. We will give
the highest prices in CASH and GOODS for the
above articles, and give MORE GOODS for the
same amount oflrade, than any other house. Call
and give us trial
Lancaster, June 4, 18F
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-02-16
10000 cases Of General Debility and want
of Nervous Energy.

DR.. Townsends SarsaparilIa invigorates The
whole system permanently. To thnse who have
lost their muscular energy by the effects of ned
cine or ndscretlon committed in youth. or the
excessive indulgence of the passions and brought
on general physical prostulioD of the nervons
system. assitude, want of ambition, Cainting sem
satiOns, premature decay and decline, Fastening
towards that fatal disease, Consumption, can be
entirely restored by this pleasant remedy This
SarsaPara is far superior to any Iavigoroting
Cordiai, as it renews and nvgorates The system,
gives activity to the limbs, and strength to the
muscular system, in II most extraordinary degree.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-02-16

de6iitating The Patient. ', mood
The great beauty and superiority ofthis Sarsa.
parilla over all other medicines is that while it
eradicates the disease it invigorates the body 1t
is one OF the very best SP RING AND SUMNER
MEDICINES ever known il not only purifies the
olesystem, and strengthens the person. but it
creates Hew, pure and rich blood: "A power pos
sessed by no other medicine. Aud in this lies
the grand secret of its wonderful success 1t has
performed within the last five years. more thun
100000 cures Of severe cuses of disease at least
$4,000 We're considered incurable. 1t has saved
the lives OF more than 5000 children during the
two past seasons.
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MaSiipu Ga,liltD Sc.

Oie Bill, fir Die grrlbtun9 bon "Waoicn' -
Sauntp, init Yottstaun ais eauntp:Staot, 1T
bsuts Dor abt Sa9sn i'm Senat pafiirt nit l3
9s9sn 10 Stimmsn; folsIi6 1T ba5 prcjsft
jsst wsltsr pOr9sfbrittsn als js;upcr. Die pems
tslbsn 9unifissn 2sute iinp plsl tbdti9er ais ibs
re @ssnsr, uno bsnusen jsbs @els9snbsit ibrsn
Spsf ju fSrosrn, baber nabmen fix aub Die
5s'f pabr, spo Senatcrsn (untsr ibnsn aub
Ior. pettei9er) abwsfsno warsn, un bic Bill
pisbsr in @rpd9un9 81 brinssn uno eurb ben
Ssnat ;u paiirsn.
Sn sInsm Strsibsu an rsn @oitcr be5 bies
fI9sn "SournaIs bsfIa9t Iib unisr Ssnatcr,
S3r. potts9sr, absr Die Ssldifisunesn oss @ss
mats, eurb Die 8rsunbs oss nsusn @ountss,
antsr osnsn itb Elm sswi1sr Ypif, Elm Grsao.
fOtOtcsSsiss9stsr tsfcncsrs au5;sibnst.
unfsre Jabbarn in Sustaun unp belTtn
Habbarfbaft fino sbsnfaas tbati9 unb baltsn
6fsntlids SsrfammIunssn Die Silsuna sss
nsuen Sauntp "spsnn" ;u tsfcrcsrn. gle bas
ben natirIib sbsn 70 9uts6 &sbt oaSn ais tbrs
Habbarn in pcttstaun.
9sn @ssnsrn Der Gauntp:sbsluns blsbt
nun nibts ubri9, als bas fe oub Soanb ans
Bsre lsssn, um III psrbasn oas Die Sia fir
WaSiicn Sauntp i'm joauis pailirt mas, pis
man uns perittert, lsibt ;u mabsn 1T, msnn
bic &eprefsntantsn ibrsn Sinn nidbt inpern.
Goncsrbar 1T s5, pas Ole ifdrfifsn 9lnifrsns
sun9sn sur sbeiluns BON SsrfS @auntp nur
bann 9emadt psreen, wenn Die 9Sbias cine
Msbrbsit in Der Sste9sbune batsn; 70 mar
es Dor smsi Sabrsn uno 70 1T s5 jsst. 96arum
esfbisbt oiss? Die Wsbrbst Der QSbiss pcn
Serfs, ObmObl fis bsi ben Wablsn INNER ssssn
cine sross O1sbrbeit su fampfen bat iif se0sn
bic sbsiluns.-9R mbss bon Mcntscmerp
baasesn fubsn Die sbs!uns ;u bsf6rcerny neil
fie in politifber 6niitt babel esrpinnsn,nbsm
fs oaSurd ben Sbsil BON Montaomsrp psrlss
rem, Der bnen am msiffsn bnbsrlib 1T. SIN
@an;sn elaubsn mir aber, baf Die 5oauptans
FILTER unb Ssf6rbsrsr ces prcjefts qcfofofos
fino, ois wsnn es esIin9t fpdter ibre Sdnee
in llnfbuIb wafbsn uno bic Sdulo Der Ssrs
itidsluns BON 9llt Serf6 ben gSbi9S in bic
@bube fblttsn msrbsn.
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Serbeirotbct.

-Sur6 ben @brw. 6. u. Dauli, am 31Ifsn
sSanuar, Jor. 8. Sedbtsl nit Olis Cara 9lnn
Strobsdsr beiee BON bisfsr Staot.
-burb ben gbr,p. Saecb Miasr, am 3tsn
Sebrnar, Sosrr 9apo 9isilp, bon Qu,srn So,
NIT Wstb Waria Mar9arsba Samss, bon bier.
-am 4ten, Sesrr Saeob Surs INIT 0Ris Gus
tanna Sieler, beics BON Ncteicn.
-eurtb Den @brw. 9Sm. Yauli, am lifen
Ssbr, Spsrr SamusI Sbslmsroine NIT MB
4manba p. Ortb, BON bier. -Sr. Qeyi Sddz
Dc! NIT Ntis Glen Sbafsr, bon bier. -am 81
ten, Ssrr Jcbannss Mofsr NIT Ms gatbari>
ma 9unfeL pon Wlaibsntrief -am 4tsn, Sr.
Ssrnbaro Soull NIT W1is @Iifabstb silna, ron
sumru. -6err Carl Sslsman NIT glis glis
Ia Wloper, BON bier.
-ourb Den gbr,p. Slaae 9i6asr, am 28f.
San., Sosrr Benjamin &sr6sr NIT Olis 2lns
9sI'na 5aas, bslbs bon aanslbwamm.
-bur6 Den @brw. Sb. 8. qsinbacb, am 6.
San, Seerr Daniel Irnolo nit W0s Qopinia
Ssnetbum, teiee BON JBcnRsoorf. am l3tsn
S2r, Nu9uif SbdfTsr BON .. Sulpsbcdsn, nit
Wes @lilabetb Seller, bon Sulpsbofsn. -am
25ifsn, esrr qspi llbIsr nit Ods Guiana
Ioellln9er, bsiee BON qbancn @auntp.
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SSe1,iafeifs:Srpcfen.

Das alts @amtp Sefdusni6 Hebt bsr &ct.
ts wcrauf es ttebt, ipurce seitern Dor aht
saasn auf itfentlicbsr 9snpue psriteissrt unp
6rn. 3Biliam Nboaos bon bier 5usehlas
gen, fir Die Gummr pon S7,46O.
Or. winiam peaeof, Don bier, 1T als eis
ncr osr Commit ionrrs pss neuen Sefansnifs
les anacltelt worpcn, al bic Stelle bon Scbn
Banes gIa., pslhsr abssoanft bat.
Sie @curt, nelte am 26. Oiefes sebalten
wsresn icte, 1T aufseihoben, meil oer 8ih:
ter tsfarbtete, ra6 nidt SIa9en 9enus bes
rsit fem wilroen, utn osrfelben Dclle SeIbaf:
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9 t q + b.

am 20. San, in Grinmititb, an tsr9(uss
slruna' asittms Wlaria Ssrjo9, i'm 4llfsn
esbsnsjaDre.
am 81. San, in @rtinwitlb, Scbn Sobs
Ter, i'm altsr BON nabe so Sabren.
-am 20. San, in @sntsr, an sinem 6alss
fbaSsn, Wsbsdd, Sobtsrbsn BON Dapio Saufs
man, i'm l2ten esbsnajabrs.
am 24't. Sanuar nabe bsi QDcmelstcrf,
Cara Sof, i'm 34ifsn qsbsnsjabrs.
-am 10. San, in 8odlanb, anton Josffs
nsr, i'm 82ifsn Sabre fsines 2tltsrs.
am %. San., in Sieier Stabt @llabetb
8ssp, i'm slltsr BON 50 Sabrsn.
am 30. San, in @lias, Saeob Spbs, fen
SaffWirtb, i'm 7sifen Sabre isinss alters.
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6~9is jdbrIbs &shnun9 uon Der offsntlis
bsn Soausbaltung pon Ssrf5 @auntm finbst
fib beuts in ben nadfcl9'nren Spaltsn, unb
mir smpfsblen cielslbs ale 9snjsni9sn bic f,b
germ um bas cHsntIibs Wcbl bsfiimmern, sur
9snausn 9urbTbt. Wfan mirp iebsn, baB
unSsabstst Der bsosutsnrsn Nus9absn fir ben
Sau bes nsusn SsfinsnlTs, Die Sinanjen Der
Gauntp in erfreulibsm Suifanrs unp Feline
9srmsbruns Der Sarsn su tsfirbtsn it, llns
fsre @ommiiTonsrs psrelsnen bsn COB, bas lts
quite eausbdlhr line.
lin &aum fir Die GauntDsHsbnun9 Su Bee
fcmmsn, mil1sn mir bsuts mebre Nrnfsl auf
ndbifs Wotbs psrfbsbsn.
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9SDhlfetl gum Oerfauf.
Ser llnterltbriebsne tietet an Isj

N Ser ltnterltbricbene tistct an IsiI
TTs7 mem alten Stanps, SO 6S Ofsp siiI
/V G itreBG gum Scrfauf an, Gin IplsnI
blpss Afortemrnt BON 81 Nobrfablen uni
g bamfel. SrhDlen, mad sctbiItrn|
uno fhllcbtrm Stple scmattt, pelcbe CT II
woblfsll psrfanft, aIs fe irssnbmo font ss|
tanft ipercsn ttnnsn.
etsnfalls, Gin arcbes Enforcement DO
D ior' g thb Ten, nab Den allerI
mrptalten 9tple searbsitct nnb anseltri eben|
Staebabmuna prn Nborn, Waanus, 8oIen|
hcls, &C., rpeIds su frbr berabseIrsten prsiI
fen p'rfanft wcrpsn. Sis cbiscn Irtieel lln}
NIT Der sr66ten 9crsfalt fatrlsirt uno amae
ltridbsn locr0rn, nm Als gu brfricplsen, Sij
!bn nit tbrsm 3nlpruhs brcbren m6ssn.
Srieoridb Sor.
Neaoine, Ss6ruar l3. 6m
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N5l6elid,cr Spbesfall. = Serr pstsr

gfrcbecfsr tsstbln Yrctbpnctor ron Ssrfs So.
fam am GonntaQe in eic Staet, um sur Sir,
de ,u asbsn Had, osm 8etts6btnns fsbrts
sr bei ieinem Gd,na9sr, in Der 4. @trass elm,
mo ct BON bsttiasn GhmsrRn i'm SOpfs bsfat.
len mures. 0Ran fancts fir drjtde oilfs,
absr tros aasr angswonbtsn Mttsl ifarb CT
um IL libr am Sonntas 1bsno.
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SnipacbS ppu ST Teabino.

ab. acler gibt ibsr ben 3upabs misrsr Stact
I'M Sabre l64s, frlssnts Statiitf: @s iinb
i'm @anyn, innerbaIb ben Staptsrsnyn 34S
nsus Gsbdure erribtst worcsn, ndmlib: 55 in
Der NorSmelf 9Saro, SO in Der Horbpif 9Earb,
10 in Der Slooif Warc, 81 in Der Siomsif
BarO, unb IS in Der gprues moro ; ron pies
fen fnO II brsifSdi9s, bafifeinsrns odufer
rs SrdmsIcdufsr uno bic iibriesn fnO srtss
tsntbsils sWsiif66i9s, badifsinsrns Bobnbaufsr
audi 9sfbaDen pisls gsrtsfsrunssn an altsn
@sbduosn.
Sn 1S46 nuresn 246, unb in 1s47 $50
nsue @etaues erribtet; alfO wurbsn i'm lsetsn
Sabre IL @sbdubs msnissr 9staut, ais wdbs
renb eem Sabre 1S47.
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Der Ltberale 1seobactter.
Neabing, ben l3. Sebruar 1919.

rV9em Nbtb gSiaidm Strons bonn Gon9reb,
unicrn 9ant fur Oficntlid)c 1ofumcnte
ED7The request of friend Sanderson, ofthe
"Daily News" will be attended to in our next
Weare also prohibited by want cf space. to
attend to the request of the an. A. Farmer, but
shall endevot to do so next week.
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gtnselhobcne Court aufaeItoben.

t7acbridt miro bisrburh aeseten, an all(
Dericnen ,peltbe sescsen, uno bsfsllt waren
ais Snrcrs fir bic sinasfbpbene Court DO,
Common splsas, roeIebc 5u 8eapins am Wlon|
taae Den 26. Ssbruar unp 5. Wlar, ls49 se|
baIten msrpen lclltr, oaB in Solse pes 2uH
iebuts jcner ecnrten ibre Ssiwobnuns nitb(
erfcrecrllcb 1T - 9urh bic Court,
Jebn 9. 5br6oer Seberif.
S6eriffs Nmteitute Nsapins }
sSsbrnar, Is. 1849. DIN
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SamntU Necbnuna.

Ginnobmen uno Ius9aben Der @aunt.I
Serfe. pdbreno Dem Sabre lS4S.
Die IuoitcrenSrmablt um Die 6Hsntlibsn@eb{
nun9en Der @auntp Ssrfs, pom l. Sanua
l94S, bis 81. December rsitIbsn SaDrss, ,bei
Be Sage NIT ein9sfblcien, ~ burDfebsn uni
;u bsrltti9en, babsn psislbs n gsprift uni
Is9sn Den Ubtbarsn 6ibtsrn Der court BON
Common plsas fOlssnos Darltsllun9 u. Se
ribt sbrsrbstisit Dor:
S'ei"rieb $abs, @iq" sdos"tiffsr1
@rbaltsn BON QBiliam Irnolb, gfq., lsstbinI
Sbasmsiifsr Slanj in pra fur baS Sabr
l947, $10S6 02 3
Grbalten Don oen Gollcftoren, ndmIib !
j b np.
Samusl Wfiler 1S47 in pol $73 06
s loassnbub 1s48 auf Gsb 26l 90
- 334 O6l
g a 8.
Seni Sbaltsr 1S47 in poa 432 %
y &rtbsnbsrssr lS4s auf H. 342 90 /
u mitp.
Gam Trancis ls47 auf @eb $50 90
josnr Scper l949 auf 0eb 23l 90
- 761 0d
Sern.
Daniel Sunsr, 1S47 in pol 24O 40
Gam Ssrbaro 1e4S auf &sb PAT 90
- 4s7 4o
Sber Sern.
Soipb 5or 1S46 auf Nsbn 4s5 OQ
Setbel.
Scbn SsrtD lS47 auf Nsbn 359 90
Scbn Scrbnsr 1s4s DO 1875 90
-- 554 00
8recfnod
9(brm 3iselsr 1647 in pca 274 II
pstsr SismRr 1949 600 90
Gum ru.
Daniel qcrab 1s47 in ppa 1869 7s
Sonatb 9iutb ls4s auf &eb 472 90
Gaernaruo
Gam pland l846 in pca 3O3 Os
Scbn s. Ssap l847 DO 176 At
Subn s Ssap 184s auf &s6 252 90
Gotebroof "a le.
&ibarS Dunn 1s47 in poll 594 94
Nibaro Dunn l84s 600 90
Senter.
Samusl @rdff lS47 in poa IT'S 95
DAN y qccfs 1S48 auf Geb 525 90
&'"" ' - 500 %
Douglas.
@scra 6atfslb ls47 in pca 430 80
GEO 5atfsIp 1s4s auf &sb IS 90 a
- 495 so
Oi(frift.
Gacob Welsr 1S47 in poll 247 25
9ap 6si1arO l64S auf Sasb 20 90
Greter.
Dapio 3 Slsn 1S47 in poa 203 76
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Npm Gpmeref baben mir bsuts nibtl

Nsuts. Dieter S6rpsr bat nob msna 9etban,
wdbrenb osfsr Sieuns. unt oa oielsbe in nee
niger als brsi 9Scd)en aufbSrsn mus, 70 wiro
sr iib pcbl psrtn9sn, cbns prl QSibtisss gee
than ~ baben.
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0Spn ,tnierer G;eSetoebmua fcnnsn

mir, ws9sn Manssl an &aumI beuts nur nee
MIG bsribtsn. @slude fir SiIpun9 nsusr@auns
ties uno 9ebattsn Sariber bilpen ben (ooupts
tbeit Der @eibdft, unb js ipsnisss bapon fsrti9
tpir6, um 70 tsiisr 1T es.
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GrD6e Serlanlmlun9en,
9eaen Die Shei!nna BON 9llt Serfs.


Cine unssmobnlid 3ablreide Ssriamm'
lung Der Barssr BON Nsapina, wurpe am
W1lttpoh Atsnp, am Saitbauie bon Sobias
Sarto aebaltsn, fir Den 3ned, Gh ilter
jpefmdbias WsaaBrs9rln 81 bsratben, I'M bic
3srItifluna bon 2lIt 8erts III perbinpern,
wc3n jrst itarte Anitrensunsen scmatbt psrs
Den.
6snrp gboabs giq, purSr gum
Stuhe terufcn unteritist bon elmer 4nSabl
Sec NrsitOentcn uno Setsstdrs.
Guf l(ntraa murps cine Committee anse.
itellt, Inn Ssi6Ih0s, pcn 3mcf per Scrlamm'
Inna anscrilfeno, atsufaHen.
Sc Committee fam nacb furssr Hbwcicns
belt surIf, uno teyitbtste cine Nsibs BE:
lhlhHe. NORM fle acscn jece Sbcluna Ucn
Serfs gauntp fcierliG proteilireu nno slcicb'
icitia rie bsten &rhnce fir ibre 6anoluns
anaettn. Sie SeIhlhiTs wnrosn eintimmis
anacnommsn. OlauaeI an Gaum swlnat uns
oislsIten bis nitbitc 15odbe III ueritbirteu.
Cine 3wcite 3ablrcihe SrIammluna fitr
psnlslben 3pet, wurpe am @amltas Atenp,
am Saitbauie bon Saecb WliftIer actalten,
eeren 8crhanclunaeu Der erten alsib iparen.
IncereBerlammlunaen fir benIelben3wef
itnc bcreits in Carl, Imitp. unp Olep Sanns
lhips, sebalten 'porpen, peIhe eiasntlltb bel
Der Sahe naber tstbsiiat llno. QSir rpsrs
ben nahits 3Bche Sslescnbsit batrn, msbr
bon ibren Serbancluuatn III beritttcn.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-07
NEW OR l. E MS:
eON
Monday MORNING, MAY 7, 1sAo.

Omission ON CLAIMS AGAINST MEXICO
Eave already noticed the adjournment of this
annission until the first Monday in June. The
E.iral Intelligencer informs us what claims will
.rsidered when the Board meets in June. The
As Of claims which, we understand, will be
I'm % at the sitting of the Board to be held at
atms mentioned, are those which We're before
; mixed commission appointed under the treaty
il3s. on which awards were made by the Com
,siOnsrs on the part Of the United States, but
drb failed to be finally adjudicated by the expi-
rnofthe commission before the decisions of the
,,dp had been rendered. Claimants will per-
n fy the published rules and orders that, in
IN % bring claims of this description before the
wsat Board, new memorial in each case is re-
md to be filed. Claims not of this class, we
ssrstsnd, it is not proposed to take up until the
ah Of November next-a delay quite necessary
llow parties time TO procure their testimony and
rare their cases.
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+ r | E N ID SHIP.

lFRoM THE FRENCH OF BERANGER1
Hersary OF my condemnation by the Court of Assizes
On rosy banks Love lies asleep;
But when OF Life grows dark the horizon
Mid Friendship comes to watch and weep
Ger him who pines within prison.
Alas the tears that flow for Love-
How gently Friendship heals their sorrow!
Loves chains too heavy e'er would prove
DID we not strength from friendship borrow
Thrown by the tyrant hands of Law,
In dungeon dark-my Muse sat pining-
Scarce were the gates closed when 1 saw
friendship her face with pity shining.
All happy he. who freed from chains,
Who Hate and Envy more heeds,
joins TO the memory of his pains
Remembrance Of Friendships deeds
What doth that Glory that all want ?
For Honors baubles let fools StriUe-
For them, the marble monument
To US sound sleep shall Virtue give.
My dungeons gloom is cheer'd by friends;
We lightly laugh the hours away;
Before old Time he scarcely bends,
Who, in prison, can be gay.
On rosy banks Love lies asleep,
But when OF Life grows dark the horizon,
Tll sins of Friendship, mild and deep,
That cheers the cold and dreafy prison. PIPES.
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The Late Riot in Canada.
A Geographic dispatch to the Philadelphia North
American gives the subjoined account Of the riot
Gus proceedings at Montreal:

Gus proceedings at Montreal:
MONTREAL, (Canada), April 26 1915
yesterday, gave the Royal assent to the bill indemn
Tying losses sustained DUNG The rebellion. On leaving the
forced retire his residence in the country
Last night while the Assembly was engaged on the judi
bill, loud shouts evidence that ioment-
ing outside, and before elapsed number OF
Pe a s stones to be
thrown necessarily. The benches promptly deserted,
lying stairs 10 The a Tie only membe visible @ss
Mr. Stevenson, who had placed himself on of the
piut of one determined o1nch The stones some
time were thrown only from the front part OF the building,
but in few minutes they thrown from the and
in about five minutes there net left unboken light
members entered the house from the lobby but the rioters
recommended the attack from all sides and the house
continuing enter through the shattered windows
la cry vas raised from the Library end Of the build
then along the Of hail and disappeared be
sDa ae wS and s eDy m Rf END q
about dozen persons entered the Asembyta armed with
IN the Speakers Char another looked aound the hall aud
musred something about d.ssoving Parliament. Others
es suspended from the ceiling glass globes, and ohe!
Lights One of them visited the front row Of membes'
floor with sticks After him, anohet determined on
destrucon tore the benches throwing some into the
centre Of the floor, and jumping upon or breaking theh
The splendid OF AS mby caught the eye of one
Segeantat arms, l. r. Masisty; witnessed this daring act
from the doorway leading INTO The library and as the tel
ceeGe rescung Two three of the party
the and struck the Sergeant with clubs and forced
him TO reIinqush his hold, and the carried off
Having siioyed "a much they could they left the As
semb!y Hail. A few returned but of the
beTs having entered from the Of the Speakers chair the
cOnlened themselves with overtumng benches
and, but for the OF and Robinson fO
of whom elected fellow blanket about to demolls
the clerks table they would not have left single Of
the Sergeant at arms, and went striking at article in
the Of the Speaker He Obliged seek escape,
the house had been fired the McGH end and the
binding in flames: got up 10 the library
Sir Allan McNab used every exertion 10 effect this bat AT
seemed bent making their escape from the fire. Sir Alan
Mckab and Mr. Badgey 10 The library and attempted
10 lew volumes bat unable 10 get them cut and
their lives, compelled to descend by at
ladder.
The Parliament house and Others are totally destroyed
Many arrests have been made tins mornInT Hon GeOrge
Motat has been arrested, charged with high treason
To-day all is quiet.
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rs 1tRlcAS PoNTooNs.-A few days ago we
\, 'le 'act that the English had resolved to
do; = 'aelf Indian war, upon our enterprise,
M Inc American pontoons, made of India
h., lhe French are about to do The same
YSg,'s4' appears by the following, from a New
Ts1sr' 10 the Philadelphia Inquirer:
h s Understood to-day, that Mr.. Henry Wikoff
b. rs snuy succeeded in making a contract with
I'm rssent government of France, to supply the
sEjjss y tnat country with all such India rubber
"a es,a;, they may require, including horse COW
lien T boxes, pontoons, overcoats and other
u EMIL. MS is quite fattering tribute to Ameri-
so prise. Mr.. Wikoff has been, for num-
u p,s' esrs past, on terms of great intimacy with
caSdS'euA President of France, and was in his
Tie ojs,a e When he was prisoner in Ham, under
'''s OF Louis Philippe
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FiOM TURKEY.-The Baltimore American has
Ihpaich from Boston announcing the arrival of
cambria at that port, and furnishing the follow
additional news:
The English papers contain important intelli-
b taken place. Suleiman Pacha, the great
muyof Russia has been appointed Minister of
w. At ConstantinopIe the Turks have seized
mtls Russian Custom House, and are admins
smg affairs themselves
hEnmored that a large Egyptian army is on its
W Turkey, and everything in that quarter
ID Varlike.
8isbane, the editor, who was charged with in
day publications, had been given twenty four
rs to quit Paris. He, however, had notified
Police that he would not leave unless COM