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MERCHANTS EXPRESS COMPANY.
CAPIIAL sTQCK-S lQ. 400.

CAPITAL STOCK-SlOO,OOO.
I,HIS LINE Is established for the rapid transportation
Of feiebt ony on rtsambosts AMI railroads from New
York via Albany Troy, Buffalo and Detroit to Chicago
and ST. Louis aso via Buffalo, TO Cincinnati and Louls-
Vile ,
~ No Money Packages ,eceired! IL
THIS Company having made Us arrangements win me
several railroad and steamboat nes on the proposed route
Ia now ready To receive goods ~ be delivered al The ioow
ing and Intermediate places; ~
Albany, Oswego masnsn LocspJ.P
Troy 0gdensburga, New Buffalo, La sale'
Utica, Toronto, Chicago, Anon,
Syracuse, Hamilton, Wankegan, 81 LcuH,
Auburn, Lewiston, kenosna, ERln
Rochester, Detroit Racine, 9slena
Buffalo, Jackson, Mn~arkee, Duouque' "i'u
Sackerrs Harbor.
The lie for Cincinnati and Louisville will be ready IN
few dsys Of which due notice viii be given
Iii, believed that me Merchants Express Line offers
10 the mercantile community and especially to the ner-
chants residing OF Buffalo and along the great Lakes
ard ae Ohio and Northern Mississippi Rivers whsi ha1
iorg desdsratar, viz MODE OF narspoftauon Tor
ali the lighter Kinds o merchandise which shall be qual 10
speed sLy heretofore offered them and a. the same ne
mach ehsaser A. AZ sssm2ls we s1sm ns lawns
n. York to Busalo...si 5olN YOrEto Mnwsusse.s2 50
g ess.ii;... ssSS s & f hsui:: 90
ard intermediate places al propofonsts rates eoods VIII
be delivered any Of named places with regu'
any sin s eo .Sasn OF oser @eTeba. 10 their plan
Of operations They believe II Is Just what 10 eemanoed
by the exgences OF Western trade. and trust s tei 80.
.srpri'e Will meet with the appreciation ana support
public
DAVID LEAyITT, Prsst Am. Elk Ek. " y.
CT LosGsTREEr & Co 81 Na'sar-st n T.
I. TEFFT 4 Co. IA BrOsdway, n: 4.
Ioas Witnesses, PIest $ U RI. syracuse
HoRAcE WHITE, Cashier BIZ OF Syracuse.
JoHs Pause, CASHIER Bk o. Troy. n.,,
w. Bsoogs, SupL Mich. Cent RK- Co Ds40'-
OrSer. for obi 5rnsai % be len {, he 0ce q he Com
pGnv Waist r. G. RUSSELL fresa,
Nsw-YOfk. Nav l. la50 1y-
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HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES.

1T NOW being the time when houseseepers &c s y.
making their purchases replenishlng old seyeh' "
The simosi endless variety Of ase1l and
ucles particularly wisn ash he siezuon q 49,
who drsigh purchasing oar sTs- and ~ r, w.
stock comprising IN cart plain and Jspa.psd ia vac,
Britannia Ware Hollow Ware Shower Baths heiIse's
ton, Wss, Coolers ana Fisrr and every ming reqnfs
for The convenience and Injury VI families a. =,
Is PrR CENT MAY BIZ sAFEp. .,,rl,sd a,
Hoiels Dining ss and sesrboai1 cen ps c0
the shOrtest uOdee and lowest prices I. :. Goia
imeodA-STukTh Fulfon-sl doofht - ~.
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T,O OWNERs OF srEAM AND PACKET.

TO OWNERS OF STEAM AND PACKET.
SHiPS.-The subscribe desire TO inform the owners
Of Stegm and Pscke;sh thai they making Il spe-
cia part Of their business 10 supply all articles required for
furnishing these vessels They have placed OF Their
most experienced clerks Ia Europe, whose business IL 10
give his ntre attention TO the selection and shipment OF
goods 10 bem such French China ware, Plated ware
and other foreign goods and IN connection with thei- Chi
"a decorations In NevYork, furnish his with
nance cresis, devices Of any kind in pain White
Chlns, sb-ut cheap the common English Earihen-
They slsofurnsh from their own works, CuGisss
ware ofeyery Of 10 and pattern and all III best patterns
OF Pressed Glass Also every description Of Lamps Of the
manufacture In America and suited 10 al classes Of
vessels
The subscribers permitted to refer to most emit
a. ut Steamboat proprieors VIZ: Capt C. Vanderbilt and
Capt Stone whose they have supplied for
years and are furnishing Mr. Collins line OF
gant Steamships and they do those interested
that their complete
enable them do this business with satisfaction pro-
prietors AID crediI 10 themselvss.
WORAM HAUGHWOUT,
s27 2wF SOL and $50 Broadway.
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4 LDTHhNG FOR THE CALJF0RHlA NAR-
NH would refer hose DESTROYS Of obtaining the
ige sn1 quality Of clothing witch al agree upoo
As ne most desrsbe TOR The California market - our
Wholesale department which contains more extensive
stock Of hTs eay garments t6sn be found elsewhere
WIN. r. JENNINGS co.
uHhb 81 Broadway American Hotel
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WINDOW SHADES.
WINDOW SHADES.

WINDOW SHADES.
ELTY RlKEa 1871 Chslham-st call the attention Of
all persons wanting Shades TO their assortment Of
shades, and materials for msking ard hanging Shsdes
They nske the best qushy only, ard sell prices un 25
per less than shy other manufacturers Al shsGeS
warranted not 10 stick or curl. my7 iisl+
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MECHANICS, SOCIETY sCHOOL.-The an
ls1 nus examination If the above Institution having ter
minated, the School will reopen Wednesday next, The
frat day Of May. 81 Az Broadway and 81 Crosby-st
Applications for admission may he mnde to the principals
either department. 10 the Undersigned members OF the
School Committee
Linus w Seveps, Stephen Cutter
Thos. c. ChsrdavoyRe, George w. Fsrnham,
John T. Moore, Charles II. Redmau,
James Morris, Samuel Joyce,
JohnJ 3. Maxwell, George SchmelzeL
Arson Baker 3. T. Ward,
Daniel Coger. AT Sw
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CALIFORNIA.

~>-~~~~~>~~~o>~~~~~D~>>>~~>-~~~~
4 H I.. PElRlS & BROCKWiY, AT Ta ssSs.;'''
SACRAMENTO CITY.
GRocERs AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
IBERAL ADVANCES made on consignments, and all
LRgency business promptly attended TO. Refer 10
b F.HSRsTocK & Co. New-York
EARP YOUNG Philadelphia .
C. @ HUssEY, +. "A. HOWE WILLIAM LAKIMER, Jr. e
HEAzLETOS, Pit sbnrgh. mis om
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GENTLENENs WEARING APPAREL

UhNTLEMEN WEAVING APPAREL
CHARLES 4. FOLWELL. Draper and Tailor.
nf-l qaay wolk made 10 oder, gii sUlon-si between
William ana Gold he. Just purchased Tor cash cho ce az.
sorneni OF cloths eassmeres ard vesiings which, with
low rent ana selling for cash. he Is eushso IS
re-n1 -ss Than Broadway prcea be has Tor the last
egnt years enjoyed reputation even by those tbs sane
Ihdel ol cung the best httng ganlents and for sss
AT line
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COAL.Peseh Orchard ana Black bean ~ os o,ss
~ nov landing resh from the mines ana ~ P''-"'
JLl W WORTH, "a ard $50 Brosdwsy,
MY lw and corner foafn ssa A"'"P
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WINDOW SHADES

nF THE LATEST STYLES, and at the lowest pricef
VA BERRIAN'S Old sand, 1870 Bowery. Ladies', cali
ard gee before purchasing elsewhere Aso treboGr1S OF
he most bssuiu French paisrns mcde 70 order, OF any
size or o. Atty, at two hours notice a%o TN
WINDOW SHADES. GILT CORNlCES! ORA
w Perry MUSIINs &c-Farniies about ihrl!shn X
their windows with the abuvs articles will hrd 81
WOODFORDS, 235 Brost~sy, tho larg st and best as
soraeut In IN. city several styles never before intro
tuced IN NeyYors Lace and muslin curtains drapery,
ss.els loops pins banda. coroices, &C Families pur
chasing Of the sIsscdber NAV rely upon getting rs rate
article ani IL il possible 10 Import or mnnufac
l1re Il Merchants buYing NJ Wholesale VIII tnd deci6ed-
II TO thsir advantage TO call before purcha-ng elsewhere
Rl6 II &c WOODfORU, 10 Broadway
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TO THE PURIJc


The public are hereby rou6ed tha the prep.raror -,
sensively known AS DR.. S. P. TowNsENps COM
POUND EXTRACT OF sARsAPARILI.A. 4, now mann.
acnred uuder my direction and supervision. from III.
nal eoipe obtained rom Dr. s. Townsend; and e-rufv
that II 10 composed of ingredients PURELY yEGgTl.
BLE and WITHOUT MERCURY; ard also tina, the IN =.
gradients are udciousy compounded rs 10 obtain from
hem their greatest medicinal effect
JAMES X. Chiffon NJ D., Cheu,s,
Dr. Gibbons name Is surety lhs, hs elements OF Ibis EY
tract combined In the most and scientific rsp
ner and that 10 adapted the Gns Of he Invalid with
lie highes, professional ability.
This hope will be- sufficient GUARANTEE 10 the pub.e
ard to those purchasing DR. 5 p Townseuds COMPOUND
Extract Of Sarsaparila Such may have Of grtng
One Of the spurious and bslefu mixt 60 which OIL the
channels Of trade, and concocted without any
either Of the nature q REMEDIAL AGENTS or the
WANTS OF THE HUMAN SYSTEM when LABosISc uNOEE
DISEASE. DR.. CHILroN's cEkTIFIcATs, will IN future
be found on the outside wrapper IN addition to Dr. 8
TowssssDs signature Oh the splendid steel plate labs
See that the signature Of Dr. g. p 2o1~sesd 10 on each
boue, "a none other IL genuine.
Sold by all the druggists throughout The United Siaes
Canada, &c &c &c.
Principal Office, 50 NAssAU-sr NY
Agent for Newark r. VAN BusEIEg, corner OF Bread
AMI Market SITS
B,ooklyn-Mrs HAYES, lis Fu,onst mys 6,was'
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RELIGIOUS INTERPRETATIONS.

lust PUBLISHED by TIE subscrbsr,. new etiligr o.
y tho Lava OF the STATE Of GewYork IN r. afo1 To Rel
giOus Inc,rporhOns, WIN al ths amendments up 10 1e
present re complies IN pamphlet fOfn Price :. cent?
Published end fDr sale BY lnl9 N BELL COULD
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SCHOOLS.
UIUF si0IrNT WASHINGTON COLLEGE
| ATE INSTITUTE, 2IS fouril-si corner ~ Mas tout

y ATE iN~IlIttt-' 80 '-' ~ ~ Nlf4
a N and JAMES FANNiN0 \ u fHncipals, Open rhe
Ia .rsr seventh year on MONDAY the .9ih Of OIL
1854 sud closes July IS; ser which here 10 vacation u
eight PGt success encourages The propTelofs ~
,srve their plans 81 instruction and general manage
uent OF pups will continue meet with appreciation.
hsying oevern years since observed the unsurpessea
bsau ard hea nIaess Of the location OF heir lnsui1ucn
hsy purchased h oi ana bu thereon tbs presen! ecncc
with rooms specially fitted for instruction aud snpie 10
the building The VI The school with the average n
Of 90 pupIls ~ department Being corner
The 20 the dwelling part occupied " or" w.
Principals, 10 2ls Fouuhst snd thai OF me schoo 10
douga Able Professors employed 10 al zoe Da-ouo.
Of English and educaIion, special attention nt
given 10 the Mercantile Department The classes ~ 70 ocl
are 10 charge OF ths venerable and dtng usneo So
Edwards; those IN German under inc cure ~ .oi
Theodore Csubensklee Prof r. Palenzneis Lii axe
chsrxo Of tue Spanish The juvenile pnps are uH%eI INV
perntr al usrucuou as well a. care OF ooe OF se Plhf
rails THE proportion If teachers 70 The nunDer " pp
"a that OF to % which under the advantage OF csssnca
lion according 10 capec y and attainment greatly mu
plies tie power Of Instruction. The Organization VI lne
school encourages Individual pupils ~ h1J Dlhch 70 az
vance 10 higher classes whenever iher prohcenoy VII
wa'rGrIu
The pupils are allowed daily exercise IL the ara undo'
The observation OF teachers where they ENJOY ire aiVen'
tsges Of the ccuny for purity OF air and ie'To
aon The known hcshfuness OF the Deighbornood teyeD
Ia times Of epdenc) has enabled the pupils oi THIS lssu
ton las general rue remain through the entire school
children at hon and their education conducted underee
own influence from day 10 DAY -.
No influence is exerted upon inc pups Out ne
Principals inculcse respect ana reverence Tor al hR
sacred; and without strict morality no pupil can REMAIN
member OF their school.
Auplcstiops for entering scholars may be made during
anv part OF The dsy evening when Circulars FOR parueo
lar Information can be obtaioed
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cY.ocKsI CLOCKS, CLOCKS |!

ID EMOVED TO the large new store running through
nfr0m Vssey Barclay Sta next door 70 the Astor
House where be found the lsgest stock ana greatest
variety OF pa=n end sl cheaper rates than any esIab-
lshment 10 The civ. Wa. >. JOHNSON Vesey-st-
mys Nv. ste OF Cortandst
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pOY'> SCHOOL, 81 East s1.~soIh,..
ID "a Inn Rev J. II. TYING, Principal.
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I. No. Sc CUSTG-IHoU USE STREET .NesoO Orleans. /.
TNVAEp ABLE DiSCOVERY-yNtd Pan regefred nHtR
Cure IS efeetee Priyate Diseases cured in few days
by regular RhySc without mercury other poisonous
medicines, at No. 30 CusToMHoUsE street, New Orleans
DIR. MULLEN calls the attention Of those afflicted with
any OF the 0rs OF certain Disease his gentYnt
ment n another column The treatment adopted by hin Is
that Which has the approval of the most DISTINGUISHED Sur
gsons OF Paris, Londonard New York and its universal sue
cess has proved beyond oubt that permanent cure the
worst cases OF CONSTITUTIONAL Syphilis, Conorrha Structure
Enlargement OF the Pr0ate Glands diseases induced BY
certain soary praetee etc ETC., be obtained
pora certainty Application be made to those whose nte
gence, SAIL and experience canbe relied Since Dr. Null
len opened IN tins city, all the many that have come
under MS care have been cured, without single exception
some OIL these were OF years standing One remarkable case
OF structure ~ years old has been cured, TO the surprise Of
patient The gentapan twho5e rrapeeahbty Is knowhtO
the citizens Of New Oeans) is hand, and (by his penns
son can be referred 70. Dr. NJ Is treatmentof Structure
not Known South of New York. His treatment OF Gonor
ua and See IS the most perfect discovered Il is he
cubebs ufpentne Other doses bua enre T. OBJ
tanned IN one OF two days, without rain nvenence or
the time named -
Representations meg or Others, who by sexual excess
or se lutlon may have brought themselves any Of the
PAM resulting from an unresined
OF te passions, such as premature npoencY, Involuntary
seminal emissions, general debility constitutional nange
fnn may consult Dr. hluIeu in honorable confidence he
oieTs item perfect The sctss secresy observed
Dr. Mullen may be consulted daily III his Office No ST Gus
tOknhouse street. BENJAMIN MULLEN AIDF
IL. Remember, No. 10 Customhopse street. jylb II
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Sc s.==ssszr,srrsus
9 y ca / u ), !
y n;
! J,

A SAFE and Certain Cure for CoNstNpT1or of me
~ Ar LgS6s5 SPIrTIsG OF .Bhe9D, Couans, CGIDs
Couch, and all Pulmonary Affections.
-OPjNIoNS OF TIE PRESS.
The Louisyle Journal says; ''Dr Rogers LIVER
Nli and x not only givesmmeiiae relief in Couyh
sanding hfre and elsehere NJ making very reaka
The Railway Register adds. g We have heard it atated
Dy persons Of great spectabity WHO have used this rei
che mat TITS one Of the most remarkable medicines OF the
qge, for Coughs Colds, Influenza Bronchitis Asthma Pain
IN ihe de ana Breast Splitting Of Blood, Whoopng Cough
nate ~ Consuptlon and the certificates attached 10 the
advertisements would seem fully justify this statement
LIyERWOR -.-
ms Plant has for many years been found be Of sngu
recently it was aseertaned at it possessed great power IN
arestng bleeding the Lungs Coughs Of ehonc cRssan
er, e and Of essential service oil dseaeOfa pulmonary
ThI article S now universally knowledged to be themo
healing and efficient Application for diseased OF decayng
hungs, Or portion Of the esy orfrnuscuF parso( the
understood by the Egypans in he early ages OF Inc wd
ang 10 doubt now exists among scientific men that the pre-
HcldH q TINS Ingredient 70 later ages il found to
pe IN universal amonR the aBorgnes OF hnsyca and AZ
th DAY It Their principal and, in fact onlymedcne ior an
uhsOpnd state oil the Lungs any approach TO H. Those
VINO are acquainted with The history of this race of men
AhoW Ha aeqA from Consumption is unknown among
hen The medical faculty in all countries appear to have
an9 are now introducing il lnsther Practice Dr. Buelan of
EnElagd Dr. Crchton, of st. Petersburg Dr. La Pneure
ha9 81 combining II with other articles in their prescriptions
and with entire success. y,
80 Re'are Il colaterteits and base IHitqtionsl "a
, ~ Iie genuine article is signed ANDREW RogERs ON
Inc engraved wrapper AROUND each bottle.
aiEGEi per Bottle, or SIX Bottles for SIS. Sold
sCOVTL 4 MEAD, II 3 Charities street.
. d6 5md&W between Cont and St. Ebus sts NJ Orleans
oobE 6ksERAL AGENTS FOR THE SOUTHERN States
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htgsstHs - Lte OrtadFV pdssqgey- l5sn
cured by this Compound BIiTnrs ami 49, ~ *
S 6 agssae descriptions have promptly yielded Their
ihe pIeparatlon is without Doubt most eifsetal remedy
aI " ense many ostnHte disease, after man med
WI la1 inlet In It's improved form it il nearly tasess
". YesHaret cure ls space Of fUe or yir aBs
9eh feseon to diet, any to exposure
ptis ths important advantage, IL never leaves file
UT subject 70 that tIoubleome lgeanathat occurs 30 oen
ter ne e OF other medicines generally pnscfibe and n
laksn IN inc Inst stage of the disensA tsn arrest e d
andFenove all unpleasant feelings i few DAYS IN
og proace or chronic the dsease in piuHte
1eets, Eeae SomRpns such as Whites, etc. is, with
we DO not offer these Specifics Us a PANACEA or eirp
eyerythl1g but Tor the abovenaled cases we are af
zea Dy Doctors Leroy and Peleter of Pa the nYenors
to ghdTdhtg cure FN'3''
Wewould here remark, that these preparations haveeou
before the pubic Of New Orleans 4or the last nine gear and
they have universally proved eftcacious. ~
{ ~ Sole Agency, No. Is CARONDELET STREET
bstIGeeH Cdaat md Common streets Al IL
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Tie -Gssat .Rsnsazy Pyoczainsedl !,
The O1.ieaak6sE. Life AlsHia.!


ffrepaysd from the Original Recpe 1900 vedrs oil Dis
eecered BIZ DR.. 1tsttile -RgieAf0yh et PARISH =
NOR the Removal and Permanent Cure of all Diseases
Arising from the impure State OF the system. perma
nenty cures Diseases OF the Liver and all Bilious afeo-
ions Diseases of the Spleen Heart, and Stomach Con.
sumption Splitting of Blood Coughs ! Colds; Night
Sweas Debility Emaeiation Pain and Soreness in the
Heart pfopsy Disease of the Kidneys and Bladder Dys
pepsla flatulenee Sour Stomach Ianguor DEPRESSION
Of Spirits; Painters Gholic Chils; Soreness; IaInepess
Water Brash Serotula Kings Evil an Diseases a.
trnptens Of the Skln--Tetter, Scad Head Salt Rteum
toi Pimple ETC.; White Swelling; Hip Dseases Ulcers
,ropsy Iaundee Fever and Ague Chills; Fits Dar,
hca Pains Of the Breast Nervousness; Neuralgia; Rhen.
palstn St. Vitns Dance; Erysipelas; Fluor Abus and
al Dlseases peculiar to Females, painful enuraton;
graInps spalns etc.. Dysentery Bowel Complaint and
disease CT the AhmenaTy Canal; Catarfh: Dizziness
Heaqache Worms } Constipation; Piles Asthma; De.
btY oecaxoned by ptenperapee; Delum Tremens; Loss
Of Disease produced by the of Mercury etc
ceebated Remedy was discovered The famous river Nile
mas ever been fruitful OF disease the inhabitants al
That country especially the Nile Fever which Is analogous
to the common yellow Fever of New Orleans and n was
not until the discovery Of The Recipe from which the ORR
ENTAIL LIFE ELIXIR Is manufactured, that ia rayages
were arrested and the dreadful annual ysitant deprived It's
The Masical effect Of this celebrated Medicine in all dis
eases more like shifting fairy scene IN the Arabian Nights
thna thing merely natural and therefore ofa so prompt
decided and complete its operation Indeed the trans
orfnng 10 single mouth, the human body from disease 10
hsatstf1ng vigorous and endurableis apt TO strike the
!leiloder with w2deT bu5 when We come reflect ON tbs
dipety with the fact that il seems to be
SINGLED out BY Providence, at this present day. Tor the Relic
Of akihd, our wonder Will cease, and surprise give
place to hearttelt admiration and thanktnness.
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THE FRENCH LUCINA CORDTIAL ;

.TNHE INVARiABLE SUCCESS of tRese Hrops hi case1
a OF lmpoteney has gained for them inst celebrity. To
those persons who, by EXCESS pfYenery sspouo have
brought on themselves Premature lmpoeney involuntary
Sel9a NJ Elsiels General Debility salges and shrye
CONSEQUENCES Of upresained indulgence Of the SENSUAL pass
sons thee Drops are strongly recommended This dreadful
practice tnalsml causes depression owness OF spirits
VIII with peculiar MS Of melancholy, and lessons both mental and
E~ The only Agency in the United States is at No, s
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, between Canal and Common streets,
new orleans, slgn o. the Asscuapns Statue p 81 "
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IDAILY CRESCENT.

EoHtrf foBnxss. Two iAssneFs haying dix
I1thbsd Is dttf1Iine it. ON the day fred one
of tirp cSIsed oz his opponent 70 accompany
him t6 iIs court, that each might give his own
ssntsfnsa 81 The case. Finding bis neighhpf al
word q BIS field, he said 70 him, 3 h il possible
y0nhH forgotten our canse is 70 be tried To- day."
NO. said The pthef, have not foreotieni IL, but
catl'Iot Wek spare fimA 10 60 You viii Be there,
nnd know yoa are an honest man. aud viii state
she e'sse fairly, and justiee will bedone.r And 50
il proved fox the farmer stated his neighhotk
GLAZING % clearly, thar the csuss was decided
against HIMSELF and he Fetufed 80 inform bis oppo-
nent slisf he had gained the properly. Such a.
character Is worth more than the wealth Of the
frdIet - IS y
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FoE ANTaauARIkNs on HUcKsTERs---A lot Of
butter lid lsr.: which bad been SINK in The Ohio
ripsf nS14 bs ken5uckg shors for the past twenty
wears. MA brolght tip from the mouth yesterday,
81 sis4t1er SsInda. The Jumps lwsiahing each
aboat line pounds) bear every mark OF antiquity.
Tbs IAfd hom iis color, might be mistaken for a
rnsa2 of chalk, and resembles some what 4 rough,
n si.sFea stpne. Tho surface has become quite
hard Ite batter retains It's original color, and al
iis o5isinsl qualities with the exception Of an
frso{dI1sfg aqcessien Of strength. Ourantiquarian
ftisnik with the exception of the ornifholoecnf
clasSfkho denbfed the gsnnineness of tho Irish
uo5g<Hck, n eeni BY Wheeler, can see me lot at
.h7s 9iiics 81 Louis ReueKla. site5