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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-21
DE. coNyEEs NvlGoRATINe ooRDIAl, 20

II X. CONkEkS lNNiGOkATlNG COkDiki, Fps
- Genital Debility, lmIotenoy, lncoutinence SOctur
considered the only for chose sad deralEo
ents OF body and mind caused by early ndsrcot secret
habits OF youth nOrdnAte indulgence Of the
riPr years The fooYing OF IL effects q this vic
ston Of the avs If mans physical and spc' beugPcs
traitor nervousness dysptp pain in the head aud t,u
impoteBcy presuTs and total decay viity weas-
ness CT memory ahd rlge. for entail apple
aversion to society, tndty scdistrus lOvo soli
tnd Young aud middle aged here learn they
are declining In hsalt!wy they become Is sunkeE
and Ustrclesswhy long their youthful appearance
stored scores Of person. who have gh1ranty injured the
gelyes by self polu ~ BConIounds Of sarsspara
COCK aud other nostruls have effect shsse
The hcOon and nonsense which often appear. in wonderful
little h-oks on this Of 70 the patient Youus
would avoid burning With caustr blser.ng
purpose this eorda Is tia only anchor Of hope
for You without hindrAnoe
business, at home travelinrand be restored. N B.
Those Involuntary urnR sionF which 90 harrsss
lag and destructive and productive Il much mis- hef &c
the system hting the for physical
hak! THE cordial contains OPIUM mercury Othr,
mineral offensive substance, 20 uiure the
te9t Zach bottle Il the genuine has DR. Gcavers lrsixc
fang torda tswn tue raes Price 81 bcttle three
the married aud single, with Hunpa directions
each bottle. sold wholesale and RETAIL by j. q. PAY, l1
Futcn street clamp Gorel sun Buildings New York
By Dr. tonvtrt At HIS o,ce, NO rs Third avenue New fVri
n B.-Persons N the country have the Cordial and
letter Of sdyiee carefully forwarded to them ~ addressing
hsvo been productive aud those contemplating marriage
conscious Of physical inability from above
confidently consult Dr. Conysr personally ey letter pos
paid.
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heDpnocgh Miss noCerrigle Mrs. Loo neLaia Jsdy
Bridget nnrd 81 MoNamara Nancy
NeCuy Mrs, lsss Mccormick Cattle
Merton Kiss Lolita Nowlan hiss Nary Se Miss Ma rt
Anns Novice Miss
Nugtat Hiss johanna
Oliver Miss o. Brel NArgt ODonnsn Cath'e
O'Brieu Hiss Anne oConnsli Csth'e o'Hara Elizabeth
O'Shey Mrs
Page Mss Corda MPerson Martha Poole Miss Ellie
hiss Sarah Phbles Miss Ceir stPorter Mrs Ezl
Parks Miss nary Pike sS Mary beth
Mise Maria Pickering Miss Eli Porter Mise Jane
fatrGk Mary A EaM Powers Mrs sarah
Paupelli Mrs Harm Pollard Mrs Mary Poulsney Miss
Perkins Mrs Jas Pollock Miss KachelPium Mrs daline
Pes Miss Marcella PhGnix Mrs Alex Plum Mrs DsborAh
Plumb Miss GraceA
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q En0 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SPECIFIC MIX
EcOO turf, for the Of gonorrhcs of all remedes
yet discovered for the compliant this tho most certain IL
makes speedy and permanent without the least
rietion IN diet, drnk exposure or change in application &c
business. The proprietor chal rse suge laaneo OF
cent Ronorrhra be brouaht which the mixture Wilt
cure, under forfeiture OF 500 Many cured III dayl
Sold OF the drug store 1913 Broadway, Of imsr,
streets also AZ No 10 AGtor house ~ ITO Broadway sAd M
Fulton Of William.
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Nh DICALs


WAITS NERVOUS ANTiDOrE Is WARRANTED TO
cure neuralgia, ArspLrodesia Tic DoloTeuS, all vio-
lent Pits, Rhounatism and dseaFer under the
head OF NeurnSsor the money returned 81 abottle-ss
Depot lU2 Nassau Or watts undertase
all eases In city without eha until cpredJ Green
witch street.
MI RS. X. KEkNAN's INFALLiBLE REMEDY FOR
WI Fever aud AgueThis medicine has been known
to fail in single where IL has used however
that have been Ihoso who have already used
il that ~ acts like charm having beee compelled
to second time Mr.. H. r.ier to auumhef VINO
hLys used tho above, and who willing 70 tosJfy TO it
Nvwton 10 Centre ttreet Dr. Morse, Cannoa and
Grand, end f. Lyoas. 40 Crane street. New York. VIII
hamBtCrshDr. flmsudor 40 Grand street. Or Newman,
S Grand NJ andor 20 Grand Nr Van Cos,
Roads. Mount Morris Harlem Mr. Van Nastrsnd;
and AZ Mrs ksrnaus residence - Grand street Hisms
buikh AGENTS wanted TO carry this through the
country. Mrs kerBAn After usng various rues for
the q 6hlls and fever with avail iatgced
remedy, and DO heartily meEd hav
Ing cured by daughter AGED II years che hs
been subject to fever aud "A months. Mary
Inl M. ..1l GraLAnl LAnuu.- "A illlaLn.Lnr.-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-21

NEW MEDICAL BOoKs-A CoArLETB PRACTICAL
work the sSsare aud treatment Of private dis=sA
tstnres and al kindred affections Of tho urinary organs
Illustrated by great nrtet Of beautifully oocred plstsS
Large life BY Homer Bostxies, H. d. Large qusIto
20 I'd edition. Price $40. Extract from tho Dostcc
hcic:. and Surgical Journal Ii nc sGd fearls ssy
70 e equal to kords Aetong work q. sane family
Of oleases and Tar superior anything OF the Lind
published iD this country Author OF the WORK Seminal
Emrissions Impoteney, &C.. caused ~ improper haSit
sourh edition. IL plGtes prise S. Tsr sale BY tts Ps5
nshers sTaiNGER'G ToNsgEhD, "a Rroa5 any. and 81
The .rth Rrna
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AGO pExARn-IrEERIEs. AhTInnTE. A spr.

EnfhA fbNaRD.-JEFt ElES' AhTiDOIE SIX.
DcOS ehs Aixtnre for the erLe o. GOEorTh9s, elects
gtrcturss aid si; liar disorders II bskes spsedy
without the least restrictions Of dict, drink
change Ia application The pretor challenges
s,n which the mxtare will not under the
FIXTURE Of se hundred dollars furtherthe disease csnnot
be contracted dose Of hs Is taken when exposed
II is pat in bottles with fall oractons at 81 One BETH
lasts seet many CURED in days. For sale by @.
HtsG,
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Darts AND LONDON TREATMENT eF PRIVATE
Disease -V.nsraAl Warts. uoacrrhsa. elect syphh'
ks., cured in few hsurs. hy vegetable .pplcstioa
whou psI. Cases Of fouTosn year, that me other phy,
ers save ur permanently cured HuhdrSdf Of
will ss;y assertion. that others oIlai 10. Ennis
sions, dstlitv. resss care by
No. M LARNnNr. 4. Rn,ta strr.A
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aXI nor ONLY soyEr. nur Ltyt sArEp.-r,

pA 4 bgn'er wal teTfeit Say sum. h hiiias eut
g.. case tAst undcr his msrter vtl.s
AIDING setting Paticntc invited g. his Disp-r
So. No pivisor street, Na~ Nort city, ousars a
ea ytGl - na PRACTICAL faa treat rrlesist
srshs sac oths-s whs have seen unfori soste 10 On,
y v 9 physissa collected 80 cTii ~ ths Dsftog
hs gsa rsme.Y. Eurters Ned Drop-tast tr.usiss M
L~A dtct'rs rl-Cheurss ks axfr vsuarsa seastt
ir.r nue NUNaF Read Reaect-The aSstes could az
r' o. reject before rnttirg their heslh taprFss sft
u May eases. thar lives. N f hands ~ phYscnua
ftE n Nerersl as msrcutal die f certauir
FHr 20 Co. els anisrftand al the lis he huuat
frtJ A., ruN-tt Co. d. Fsrter " krtwn BE- the meet
ntc"ss" rract.asr IN he United statst Toa- ofpts-
sls aEclusvey cevet.d the atwiv srf tres meat
atttees afsitE irw Impurities q the binns Fhsrehy
rsttutior has ltcaus srlashss .rseis. tAr DcessrN
a. HfsEtfe speedy cures. "
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us. RaLPn, AyIHos OF rus pa cTIcAL Pa.
tutdsy eagtT I'd l-E6. - Grssaaish .frss IA hsf
matter ~ rfgfst 30 s3tr tsf -. a., al 80 80
e. rert IN ts Trufcsr.a fltrld ssvlto hs taisnts 10
h.se Which rcracus ~ svry tse.rir rresrf 10 ayr.
90 thty, t 1'wevs, hut hous dr. part on ths 81.
.et 'uest r-pl" efing ufor society SEQ knwn vs~y
tit1' rrint -oua Be tors Ia. Ard stl. b. s nor onb
thl 30 frlt tnlslY a. detection. r~fVirf On en- m "a "a
SCI G. t looy, thst Be- de- loret Ter n.ag o teu 49, u
~ na'ute tf 80 qcl rastar noe fntrsf dssrrs
OBJ t tve fun -tions 81 tog'ther " f.rt thai bsd
stnrfH a. sau"rhus When no. property treated -sv
q 81. - -rrusnt - tae solftttta. tsts shos ven.
t'h er az 'hho b. 'ls.g esscfs upcu plpteritg
sra til Ls Street, tcit fer trarere tsst III sres-Ts
Nrt u Der ra'-u is .hgae - pay fag RIM IN 5rsrr
o. -.tl ti..- .rts SOW stInrs hs -tf ft-r Ts - AZ.
tl-.r rr s1hstc 'r saFrru sshr. rs-hsps -s.r~,
tF4'r ~ F.rIf Hrtclol. trf uhetrr NJ trss "a
~ 's tcss ts better o. N1v sssrv real s~rs nj
On. lrn SHOVE ttnt sh Zoe Thvsc in the u,rf Sons
Trer never cuTe strctr rc, ana vut u-1psfs ndar.
90 g ray easily sus ~ -y Pc reu1g.s a. IA
ac r-r u sr, itou she uucc-i atrauae hsve en-.
Coy o. ~ ADDITION % very cstsrsvs pras5 in ths srs.
cttu'5 'af menYstrt re- ca p -arsi Many 1a~s
tsf b.. 90 yeas -s,Is . tst ary ~ d trs.
tIr p vel a. tts fcfcfate eIeca rsslting rom sarl
frrrt1e hahts - 1rot-res nsi ~eskae-s u9s,rra
sni.7as a.. aan infrt- such -sfsan. ,ns ~ cs
cares 81 shaiact fra other asuroe N Asa-isa
Tlose uh8 aprlv tfs s,f - ais.s-f
gil d urgr ~ a. ne -sss e. fsriAD ~ iheir
" q" Practical Priv.ts rtatf" Sd ~. "a ps. va
p'atstfta tlss1tsrinf tferg astfii snd prs-tioa r
trm- on cr at thee ss'fsett vtth irta-hta a.. ~
- tsd 20 81 Or suitt HfFHA An strtct, ant rnst
F@t sGss
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DE l.. E0srAEOSE WOULD say TO rHosA HHD
~ haze cuA.setea Gssa-ca cara AZ vtisat." that IT,
Taku -s~t q t Lca..h tsve Gcvot.l r.sy Fss.s 10
troiess,p anl haze rsa'ce Irecsssi'iy or.sa28 q
b1ata ne sNe wisa ccusnit 81 ers t;fa
Cs 81 Usso u charg-l fr,w a. toy ~, Eaaaay
t.c-rtst n yon vslue ycur t-.ith goa viii arsl thcis
va, sns hit hsy oEs krd u ctein, 10 81 th, sns.,.-
So or dtsss u al 80 f9rna fe-sorr vhc4- kieth -
h'fn ruined ~ thsss ssog,s. eau asor daily ~ VII
Ista FtTrst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-21

hR. WARREN Is CONr1OENfIhLLY CONSULATE
~ private dtteasts practice Of cgkteen thr.0
o. which hogpitsis enables Dr W % he
Ses hts diploma IN his Office No NIT stres 80.
joinnE Chatham square VITA ,he trst ans
medicine this couurv has prodaesi Psisst
n eh.rre
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UNPARALLELED CURES-"YoU cukEp AZ, IN ONE
~ aGy, Of an old oOnOrrha-D. u. Carbyn. You cured
me in few hour. Of an old private disssseC Derpud
II had syphilis covered With ulcers
after having been under the Of the other
withsut tcEeht you cured in short slime lohn ksLi
son. Jr Hour. 70 2 and 20 o. Dr.. sARnONT, Ne. ~
Ktade street. second door from Brotd~av.
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DRroRkIsoN ME CONSULTED on yEsEREAI

~ dGsaBss. -ith hoHOrAbs oonbdsnot practice Of
yysar, enables him g cue perfectly Without usroary
Resent ess-s removed IN fsw eayt. strytur5s
weakness he invariably Ne fee ell eurca. So h
London dplor,a In his once. saL FULTON stree.
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Letter BAGS per AsiA, tor hs1 ana Liverpool
will close ~ ExskAats diIg Room to ksehsnssl "ea-
n.sday, goth inst - e. 49,. ALL.
the Pacific will eloss the Alb o0s on thursday Sept
LATER B1ss for JauLes Chagres Fan.ns, California;
And psrts on Paena Crescent City, will close
Frehanre Reading Room co. Eyebalgs Saturday 23th
ips These mails v he forwarded in e'arse OF special
Tneas,nger. Postage to san Francisco IS CENTS
Latter for Rio JSuefo, Columbia,
will the Exchange Fssoinp Room, b7 Exchange
Monday, s0th iIst.
Letter Bags gsr steamers New York for RE Janeiro will
close Eschsp9e Reacing Room, (U7 E1changs)
Tuesday. Gath inst, at IL o'clock.
P.sLssters be pro- 81 the shove enes TO AnJ
Strt Of tho world.
~ above Letter Bags slsc At keryons "a van s.reo.
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Csilsgher Sally
IVUw.. at.Hsa

Crane J. eteccs
tsafrity NJ Kim
Carrie Ne. ave ftf
GsT aiHtr Mrs Nell
Graves Nrs william
Gay Mics Mary l.
Green Ms athe
Cease hrs Anita
Grin.n NilsNarrt o
johanna
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Csdoo Mise Jane

Csdoo Mise Jane
ain Nine kliea
I Clark RthscGa OF
Thor as Smith
| Cannon sareh
tisEnpett hrssaral
Champlin MIS-" Ery
Gurus Mr. Emma
Casey Mise Avn
AtheArt sarah Il
Crcsiat.krtIHths
rine
Clear Catharirs
Cieayelsndsrs
hgiih
| tEiistie Niss J q
| Cole .rs N Try y
Coleman krs J n
CoNiBs Kitty o
~ vesier
! Collipf Mo- John
| Colton Mas klifa-
beth
| Couiy Mrs kll-n
Conner brioget
CobI or kATy
Darby krs q Y
Darsrsn Ellen
DAVIS Mrs 4, Clarl
rect
bean Mrs Hannah
GtCsiis
I DclEny BRIDGET
| Etlisls kits Il,
l.surers =
| DtrcuEy Mrs Macy
I Did On 80 Mar
pclsn hsn.Bzr IL
ttrrst
I lcnorrn Joi anna
| rooty nist Mary
! porcn May
! Dprval Alta
/ rAson Mrs Jane
b. dleott Mis- hi-
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stir Ntrtrrc w4itfel4 from SBcdfard for CaNf,-ri.
Is, % - l.u g. - 1h.r5 10 rrogstb AZ eusr In the
u % zoe. 'rlr go far =.
I.t fUfu .fgwrr Warren. hence Ter Sa Frarcsra ssh
Itsf. tat 81 - llu ~ -
Irk patite'A Iruefs. frH pnrlavd ~ N ~ Tor san
- aHrIf... Gulv p tts SIS a '.I 90 "
Raw bsith5s CsrD 81 70 ss.sn tr,s 80 for California
Iv~e Iq. tat p A. q. Ion 90 a. a.
Lf hI.isu fvsss frn -,s,sr tN-l 30 t.r ssn T-.a-
Hts.c. MAJ L.. Lac 81 y iFa Il. o. "
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No CURE NO PAy.-DR. CoRpirr ~ DUANE ST.
may he consptvd tho treatment ~ certain dele at
diseases ptgetice ~ ssteca years devoted - he treat
OF delicate diseases enables Dr. G. TO the wore
form u this disease. Recent cured Ia three days Nc
mercury used.
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rs n LANEy, 81 LisfENAED STREET C1NrIs-
~ 90 particular attention all q sexual
dstty, ions seminal weakness mppfentv. aEd
iuTe uens 20 usrrisgo. Feucrsy. His pupulst fre.sse
z, OF ft plants tik e14t )exglusiveis o. his plsats.
Ie.- lll % Al-o. oittr n tnr.h. Tf.nch CtfnAa
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-30

MYSTERIOUS DIsCOyERY 90 Coarse
The vicinity Of Third aud Walnut streets,
has been thrown into an intense excitement,
to-day by the discovery of corpse, under very
singular circumstances, among the runs ui
the Old buildings, on the south side Of Walnut
street, below Third, which the workmen have
been engaged M dcmolshng. The razrcd
buildings, u T. we'll known. consist of the old
mansions, Nos ~ - Walnut In the cellar
II the bacs building Of No 81, were ,hr"
ground arches, supporting the principal chm
ncy II TIN. part IT the house "A main or cen,
trc arch and one on each side oi Il.
The circumstances Of this wall had frequent
" attracted the notice Of Mr FaWuhar, the
owner ofthe properly. Suspocting that trras.
urc or something else may have been conceal.
al In the masunry nv the British, when M
possession Of Philadelphia, during the Rcvol.
uiiOn, be- gave directions "a the men not Ia
opcn Il unlcs, be- WIS present.
Mr.. 7. accordingly, ahJut nine O'Clock
this morning, sct the men 10 work todlsro,cr
the mystery The outside wall. was r..
moved, and on penetrating the inner wall, q
mahogany coffin Was iouni lmbcddcd M the
arrh, IN an upright position.
The spare awund tie coffin was filled up
with lime, rubbish and mortar and the wool
IT the boards of which the box was made.
was much dccompo>ed, and the whole fell 10
pieces, upon handling II.
The coffin contained the remains of hu.
man bclng II was full of what was once
strong quIck.limc, and all Of the cprpsc that
had r-capoi the destructive action ufthls pow.
criul chemical agent, we're few ofthc bones,
and nearly all lhrsc were ~ a crumbling con.
dliluu
On the coffin was an ornamental breast
plate, formed Of copper, silycrcd over The
metal was ~ much corrpdcd, a. tn obllicratc
all traces 1T any inscription that might lndl-
cate the nam. Of ihc dcrcased.
The HOUSES IN question were eighty years
old, having been built m the year 1850
They were IN the possession Of Mr.. Farqu-
has family from whom he inherited the prop
crty, some thirty years.
As 20 the couEc. there are all sorts ofopin.
ions, conJecturrs and stories The idea Ut
there having been any thing foul in connection
with It, Is generally dIscrcdIted. Philadcl.
phia Bulletin Of Eth
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-30
The Saco Murder.

Dr. J. n. smith, after a loug and patient,
examination bsiorr Justice Goodwin of Saco,
has been committed to the ls,l in Alfred, to
await MS uisl Nv ihc Saprcnc Court On the
u TUESDAY ri Sept, next, tor the murler ol
Ann Co,eny. aha' Mary ban.
The testimony In ,h- examination IL ,ory
lour. |, appear, d,at the deceased was
hr-usht to Dr. smiths hous, In S,co, from
MANCHESTER. y. NJ. BY = Mr. Long. and was
thor, known h, the name Of Nagy Buan, that
smith au-prS-i 30 pr'siucc abortion, and the
e,rl diving under the operation, to hide hrs
crilne, he fssIcnrt hof hody 10 a plank and
threw IL in,v a brcok which rinplieS iiscli IN
To- the Saco riy,r, expecting tie body would
y. carried rs the ,yrcam hcy''nd the mach Of
discovery; but IN passing under a small
bridge IL met With chs,IuctiUns and lcdCrd,
ard Vas discovered ancr having lsd there
- - Nur or nv, months. The plank 10
which the BODY W., fastened. Wa shown to
have h~cu taken frOrp The stable ui Dr. smith,
,,r,ous auiclcs Of Wearing apparel. trunks,
~ were found in hiS h"usr that ven idru.
uhcd a. ,hs property ct The dcrroscd The
testimony IT an Irish rirl al-ut ~ yrars old,
~hu lived IN the family 1t d. smith, - very
conclusive when taksn In cunucctIun with The
ether r,idcuc- She tc,thc, that she saw
Ann CoyrBy a, nr. smith. housr that she
ccrup,~i critalu ruOm that she Appeared
IN ~ uuwcl and after awhile i,-'s tn her bed.
that she vas told by Dr Smith ,ha, huu Nss
,rsd that she saS Der after her death that
,he Wa told hy Dr smith O. Say uuthruC
about Il To- any one and tha, she dld moi,
know What hccamc 81 the ho,ly uUiil after the
discovery OF the body lu The brook, wh,u Dr
smith told her that Mary vas found. She
identified n, cluih,s found cen the h-ly As b..
hanging to Mary Bcan and aIsn ,ariou, arti-
clcs found in smiths house a. hr'uu-0ug Co
the dcccas.d The physician, testified To lhr
appearance which the h,,i, presented at a
J,,d s.gr'srl .rrraiaa'iag Thatthc deceased
vas pregnant and an attempt az alUr,iuu had
bccu made. To- Which operation thu pl,''r, iu>,
her li-
The evidence, positive sud cIrrum,,au,al,
Is very conclusive ,ha, smith - CuilrN uf wll.
ful murder
The dccra~cd wa, a native IT Canada, and
hsd bccu crnploy,d iu Ihy Mil, lu Mauch,>.
Ter. y H.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-30

\ lion Tusr AS1 TAT SrosY.--A Cal.
ifrrnil correspondent Of the salem GaIrti'-
JosrPh :. WaIhs-,iy, that Cot Temple
Tcbb.ts. Formerly e lewiston Falls, Me,
cut a tree 1T the rcdv cd sI.cic, IA California
Sh,ch was tSo hundrrd and fity. -four fret
high. ant measured d, the top iNu feet 90 d.
ameter, and ai the buti twelve t,et IN dame
ter. the tree was worked into lumber un.
hundred and forty feet from the butt, wherci .,
measured five feet m diameter There was
made from TIN. giant IT the flores, onc hundred
and tsn VI shingles ssN VI. claPt"ards four
thousand s-ct thrcc-by-iour JoIst, tWeniy-two
feet long and there was leh, al a Ins'ierate
ealcuhuun. irOm seventy TO eighty cords OF
~Ood. The elaPboards we're sold for $500
PEI 81, The h,neirs or SIS per VI, the
Ioist for s575 per ", and the rclnainng part
Of the tree would readily sen N San Francis
CO for hre-wOOd, a, $40 PER cord thus, Al a
safe estimation, there was derived from the
working OF this mammoth dwell,r Of these
primeval forests, the neat litilc sun ID eleven
thousand. three hundred and diiv dollars.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-30

MR. GrRRY o. ME. We are glad to -,
that Mr. Gerry has recovered from his recent
disposition, and is once more able to attend III,
sessions Of his committee and the House. IL
the House on the ll,h inst
Mr.. GrRRr asked the unanimous consent 81
the House tn permit him tn make several Re-
ports from the Committee on Naval Affairs
lie said that when that Committee was last
called, he was confined TO his rOom by indIs
position.
No objection was made and
Mr.. c., from the Committee on Naval AZ
fairs, reported the following bills, which were
scycr2lly read frs, and second time by their
titles, referred to committee Of the Whole
House, and, with the reports accompanying
ordered to be printed, viz
4 bill for the relief of William Cove;
4 hill for the relief Of Benjamin Crcssey
A bill for the relief Of Lot Davis;
4 bill granting pension to Ansel wilkin'
son;
A bill for the relief Of James W. wilkins.
Mr.. c., from the sane committee, made an
adverse rcPor, on the memorial OF Samuel I,
Anderson, OF Baltimore, Maryland, asking for
pension to the Is, of July, 1915 which was
ordered To lie on the table, and b. printed.
On motion by Mr.. g., the Committee on
Naval AiIairs was discharged from the further
consideration Of the memorial Of Ursula +,
Cobb, the widow Of the late Charles Cobb, OF
ths United States navy, for pension on ac-
count Of the death Of her husband from dis
ease contracted in the service and II was re-
ferred to the Committee on Pensions,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-30
fFor the oSfrd Democrat.
DREAMINESs.

There y a dreamy music in the sound
OF falling rain drop. ! cOuls lot 10 them
Hour after hour, and never weary grow
so many visions. ,ircsmlks, ,isit me
OF scene. long past, that can h. ircd no mare.
Two evenings since the voices OF the irOgs,
Chanting ,lad.one welcome to The Spring,
Thought ne dream u ehildhood's ighlsomc heart
And the still evening hour whril 'at
Upon the door-.ionc a, MY falhrr'. home.
And listened 10 their mi.ic, ell my heart
would almost hu.h.it. brating. The ir''h sra's
That spring, % rapid with the falling drops
And the sweet May .Gowcr',, the earliest ever,
Bring bach my sister. iom. AMI lloe' hir,
Whose lives were like DREAM whose eyes WIRE
closed
Just a. liGr opcnci gloriou'ly bright
The merry robin ani the oaSing CROW,
Even the cackling hen's are pleasant sounds
And 6Il my heart With dreaming. that b'r.
IIour after hour I've leaned an aching bead
Upon the window. listening 10 the a,n,
That b,ing. a sabbath iccling o'sr my 'oul
And On. il With the sweet dreams Il Heaven.
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