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For the Cure Of
COUGHS, COLDS,
HoARSENESS, BRoN cH!ttS'
wHooPING-CoUGH, GROUP {,
ASTHMA and CONS UMPT1oN

Tb. uniform Success which has attended the use oil THIS
nreparator-s salutary sfcr-s power 10 rei''e a''o
cure affections of the Lungs, have gained LOT cc'Di'
o,rd hv M other medicine We offer it To the aflllc
cd with entire confidence in its virtues, and The nI nee
that i, will sbdne and remove the scverest attacks oi d
ease upon the throat and lungs. These resuls; az u!
become publicly KNOWN very naurall! at'''.e. ."J
ZION of medical men and phianthropISs everywhere
What is their opinion OF CHERRY fEcToHAL "'! 'e
'''e '''0"" vNL LENTlNE MOTT. Md
Prof Surgery Med College. New York. says:-
81. vcs mr pcnsprc u certify the value and efficacy
Ayers CurRny PEcToRAI.. which consider PccuIiar'!
ainprd to cure diseases of the Throat and Lungs =,
THE RI REV LORD BISHOP FIELD
writes in letter 10 his friend who was fast sinking under
an affection of the lungs Try the CHERRY fEcToRAL
and ifany medicine give you relief with Tie o'c''g
OF God that will.'' .,
- ''1 CHEF JUSTICE EUSTlS,
or ;on, ,yrics cha, Young daughter Of his was
cured Of several attacks Of Group BY 'he CHERRY
ite''"AL' ASTHMA AND BRONCHITIS.
The Canadian Journal of Medical Science
,o,os s.1b,, Asthma and Bronchitis prevalent IN ts
inclemenl climate has yielded with surprising rapla! -
ayre'. CHERRY pEcToRAL and we cannot too strongly
recommend this skIluI preparation to the Profession a''e
public generally" . -.
lie, the relieved sufrrer speak for himscfi -. ,s,-
ffaRrroRD. Jan. 26, 1871
Dr e Av.r.s-Dcar Sir.-llaving been rescued iroH
painfu and dangerous disease by y"r mru'me' ,,n
tule OrQmpS me 10 stNu tuu ,;,l IL.
"ny in Justice 10 you, but for the information others III hS'
afIriion. e, h,,ne G,
slight cold upon the lungs neglected at frs neca'nt
severe that splitting of blood, violent cough ana oS.
NIGHT sweats followed and fastened upon me. necalh'
em,ciatrd coult sleep, was Distressed ny my M M
and pain through my chest, ana 10 SHOT. n"u A.
alarming symptoms Of quick consumption No meaict
seemed al all to reach my until proyldenaly ,e.
your CHERRY PEcToEAl. which soon relieved ana IN no"
iaa' iae onr.I m. yours. &c., E. A. STEWART.
'''l' '''NN '' ALBANY, n. Y, April II. lSiS.
DIR. Aver Lowel!-Dear Sr:-l have four years @ peer
e;o,j ,v;,b Asthma in the worst form; that have
been obliged to sleep my chair fora large par! Of the '
being unable to breath on my bed had irlea etsa ra
manv medicines to no pnrrse until my physical" pre-
cribtd. as an experiment. yonr CHERRY PEcToRA.;
A, first seemed TO make Inc worse nut IN ieSi 'S Grnn
Meek began experience the most gratifying rene! e
,ss.. and now in four weeks the disease Is eniire! Ie
moved can sleep my bed with comfort, and e'9o!
state Of health which had never expected 10 ENJOY
Prepared BY J. c. AVER, Chemist Lowell Mass, am
sold in ,MpEx by J. r. McKAN. and by Druggists ait
dealer generally throughout The State. .
> 1880, om
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ECONOMY Is WEALTH!
SABIN'S WASHING MACHINE

TIE above machines for washing clothes have
pcen used aud approved for the last six months in
rhra place and vicinity by men OF the highest re-
spcctabi'y aud the subscr bcr is prepared to fur
nish them at rhort notice The machInes are OF
smnIc construction, aud perfect in operation. They
can he worked bv A boy. grl, or woman, and much
time saved IN washing without injury to the clothes
All persons are forbid inf nging on the patent.
u Directions go with each machine.
Z. G. ROBINSON
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In Fonity.-Lancaster District.

III TQuTty :, r, -.
Samuel b. EInmons ct all vs.. Susanna Va sloh
Eyccutrx, Ct al.-Bill to subject property and
income, and for partition. =,
r,r ,nne,rino to nv satisfaction that Asia NJ.
Cas,on. Samuel N. CASTOR, Jefferson CASTOR,
M;dJlc,on G. CASTOR, William K. Mcdonald and
wife Evelna, William Frederick Williams, Sarah
Eveliua Williams and Susan J. Dye, defendants
in the above stated case. reside beyond the limits
Of Of this State: 1t is ordered, on motion of Clinton
g. g. Hanna, comp!ainans' Solicitors that the said
Defendants doa ppcar, and answer plead or demur
70 rho hin in above case within three months from
the publication Of this order; otherwise Judgment
pro m confesso will be entered against each and all
Of @ them. JAMES Fl. WlTHERSpOON,
E,.';ss;oror,s " ,mr Office c. +. l.. D.
0arch 10, 1850. 23-3m 81 OoI
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Domestic NTanufa ctures.

We are noT prepared 10 o'rer our STOCK OF
RIack and Russell Pcsgea Brogans, and kussett
sewed @ Negro Shoes ali of our own e, manufacture, e.
Which we can recommend to our customers as
thew have been got up with great care and made
of,ie bcs, materials. Purchasers Will please call
and examine for themselves.
Oct. IL. w. hNDEnoON, " w.
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LIKEWISE

An unusually large and varied assortment OF
Leghorn, Straw, and Rich Fancy Bonnets, of eve
ry size, and all of the newest shapes amt mater-
ais, with choice selection of Bonnet, Belt, and
Neck Ribbons, and Artificial Flowers.
AS oanno! possibly enumerate all of the "thou-
sand and one' prcltes have recently received,
would respect iully solicit general Inspection firm.
ly believing that frequent visits, "quIck sales and
email profits" will prove profitable. ooih to the
public and JAMES "lLSoN.
March IL ~ u
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DIR. CUL l. E MS
INDIAN VEGETABLE SPECIFIC FOR
FEMALE COMPLAINTS.

This Medicine is Vegetable PREPARATION and far sur
masses Iooper Fills in nl in which they arc recon-
mened Hundreds of Females whose constitutions have
been been broken down, have been restored 10 perfect
beol,b Inv the Use of this invaluable medicine. 1t is
ry harmless in its operation, and may be taken with per-
tect safety at any time. -:
Wholesale and retail by Rowand and Walton propre-
tors. No. 81 N Sixth street: Phlla; James Mchaln'
camden Bnatwright and Miot Columbia, p. NJ Cohen,
Charleston. IN e
Juy Is ~
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Barege Shawls and Mantles; Black and cold
silk Parasols; Ladies' Silk Cravats; lhrea1,
Silk and Kid Gloves; Misses Thread Gloves -,
sizes; MISS" ~ wnto ard Regatta Cotton Hose
Linen Cambria llandkcrchiefs Cotton Hosiery
of every description.
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Make W Way!

THO make way for new goods, large snpP,yof
i Lad es' " inter Dress Good will be sold at
greatly reduced prices. E. W. BONNE1.
February 26 IL
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G, v. ANTWERP,
WI lEECIr IL d L t1s
Columbia, S, 9,

Keeps on hand and Is constantly manufacturing
an extensive assortment Of plain and fashionable
garments, which will he sold at reasonable prices,
The goods are got up expressly for fashionable
custom trade, and will lie found superior IN work.
manship and quality. have also on hand and am
daily receiving an extensive assortment OF shirts
and furnishing articles, choice and cheap. shall
sell no article but hat is gond AND substantial.
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DR.. CULLEN'S
txniAN VEGETABLE PANACEA!

This Medicine is WARRANTED 10 DC superior " any WI"
Or nreuaralion of Sa rsaparla the wOd-has cured anu
will cure more eases of Scroula, or king EVIL Consunp
,on Bronchitis, Eryspcas, Obstinate Cu'mneous Eru
lions Bo,ches, Bcs, Ring Worms, and letter Scald
Head Chronic Ulcers Mrrcurial disease, Rhcumalism
Neurala Liver complaint, Palptation of the Heart Dys
neSia ETC. than any other medicine ever anu
hxnce it is the best purifier Of the hd ever offered to the
nubc Read the certificate of MIR. Brooks and then send
r. our Agent and get pamphlet containing scores just as
'''"s ISAAC BROOKS, JR., CAsEH
GO AND SEE HIM AND YOU WILL SAY THE HALF
HAS NOT BEEN TOLD!
We the undersigned having visited Mr.. Isaac Brooks,
kr at the office Of Messrs Rowand d Walton" 376 far-
Je street Phia consider his case the most remarkable
one We have witnessed or heard OIL
Ills dcose was Scrofa and terrible must have been
bs ry,lyc years conflict with the Destroyer His Palate,
the entire rocf of his mouth, Nose, Upper LIP and lower
lid of The right Eye have been destroyed his Face nearly
eaten rD and part o the Jaw Bone carried away anu
yet We can rive no description OF his case
Mr. B informs us that in January last the whole interior
of his mouth we'll most of his face, was mass ol
deep and painful ulcers , ,,; n
Cnrns Indian Vegetable Panacra, which checked the
disease in few days, and from thai time the cure has pro-
crossed without inirrmisSion. -, ,
New flesh has supplied the place oi tie deep uicers' anu
though badly dsisnTeu, Ills 'ce 10 H""'' anu ''' sN
health is restored . c NJ, pL,
case no Mcrcurias, Oinimcns, or Ca'sc applications
have been uSed.-ln lact, '"| "'A'N" "'''~ ' ~o
this wonderful change.
PHILIP s. WHITE. Esq, j.; j. w: JONES, W.
Rev JOHN CHAMBERS, w w = SrEkb'N"' n I ~. NJ ~ ~
Do, T. y N,rmoI,s. JAcoD FRINCKl VI. ID.
Rev WM URIE, = d. d. Oils, vs. ~.
n. r. irr, RpIxE. r. SKEH SMITH, Esq
~ ~ cr,I ,nr ,u J.. 4. Cooley. Esq.
And thousands of others equally respectable, whose
names might he added il necessary
p;.rc. west side of Jefferson street. third door from
scmyk,ll. running from Schuykill Sixth. between Lo-
Wholesac and retail By RowAND WALTON: Proprle'
tors No 81 n. Sixth street rlna' JAMES H. hShAIN'
t.anr,rn. BoArwnIGlIr NoT, Columbia, +. NJ COHEN,
Charleston. --- .---.-----
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A fine assortment of Silk and Fur Hats, of the
very latest styles, from The house of Beebe d Co.'S
ter. Jan. 2 It
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CELEBRATED GERMAN BITTERS.
PREPARED BY
DIR. C.. NJ. JACKSON,

DH. u. VI. JASNSON,
At The German Medicine Store,
NO. 100 ARCH STREET, PHILADELPHIA,
Will efcctually cure liver complaint jaundce,
dyspepsia, chronic or nervous debility,
disease of IT,. Kidneys, and all dis.
eases arising from dsordered
liver or stomach.
Snch as nstipaion inward piles, funess OF hlnd to
the head ncidy of the stomach, heartburn disgust
for food lulness Well the stomach. erucatlos
sinking utrerng the pit of the stomach swimming "f
the head hurried and difficult breathing, fnterng at the
heart choking suficating sensations when in lying
posture dimness vso dots webs before the Sight,
fever and dull pain in tile head. deficiency of pespatio
yeownrcs of the skin and eyes, pain in the side, back.
chest lnhs &c. sudden usles Of heat. burning tl,e
es consttanl imagnings Of evil and great depreh Of
spirits.
Tile genuine are entirely vegetable and free from al.
chohulic smuant syrup, aoes rheubarh, calone acls
and all mineral and injurious ingredients they are plel"-
ant in taste and SMELL and mild in their operation never
gripping giving anv they give strength 10 the
whole system whilst they drive from it disease. They can
be administered to the most delicate infant with perfect
safety.
1t appeared in the leading German Journal ofPhiladc.
pha the '.Phllalcpha Democrat" The Editor "as pr
sonaly &C, uated with Dr. IIooand, ad Tizg thr srr-.
vices Of this great he could quietly look uPon tho
assurance of an imper, without apprlzg ths public cSs
approachng danger!
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THE FIRST INSTALMENT
OF MY
Spring and Summer Goods
IS NOW on HAND,
Consisting of Everything New and FASH
ionabIe i'm the Plain and FancJ
n~,. Goods nana rfmpnt.

ionabIe in the Plain and Fancj
Dry Goods Department.
WOULD especially call attention to the fol-
i lowing articles, which in point OF heauty'
cheapness and variety, cannot be surpassed IN any
mari rel south of the Potomac:
Printed musns, of every kind and quality; do.
Jaccnet, Oreandie, and French Lawns Figured
Lappet and Ieno musns for dresses; EarIeston
and French Ginghams. very cheap; Ca 'icoes from
Sc. to 25c per yard. The majority OF these Call
Goes arc of the Taylor stamp, warranted "not to
rum"
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DIR, CULLEN'S 1SDHAN FEUElA'
BILE REMEDY.
NO CURE NO PAY.

Read Physicians Opinions Of lis Virtues.
have prcscrihr the abuvs Medicine in several cases {"
Primary Venerca Diseases and Secondary Syphilis and
the ELECT has been slrkingy henc ca 80 much SO rs 10
induce NE continue in such eases WITH murh sa
Elc m |, is generally agreeable the taste o PATIENTS
JOHN a. ELKINTON. VI: ID.
No. lO2 n. Fifth Street.
Philadelphia. June II. 1873.
Ihavc prescribed DR.. Cullcns Remedy in many cases
Of (:onorrhGa, and nnd effect in very shor'
time 4. WAlISON, N ID.
Corner Twelfth and Shppen.sts.
Wholesale and retail by Eoward and Walton. pronrc.
Tors No. u y. Sixth street phila.. James K .Mckain,
ar len. cartwright and Mot, Columbia, p NJ Cohen,
Charleston,
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Plough MouIds, Shovcls, Spades, Hoes, Axes,
Nails, Pots, Ovens, Steel, Sc, for sale at
Jan. 3O-s-,f1 BONNEY'S.
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CERTAIN CURE FOR THE PILES:
Dr. GUlicm's Indian Vegetable fiIe
Remedy

Is Domestic Preparation, which has been nseu WIN en-
lire SUCCESS for many years Being an incrnal medicine,
il has decided preference over outward apprn1s which
are hut pl;ivrs and not r,ravrs, lm,s eiacs % ars
cuc-which we warrant or refund the money
WHOLESALE and retail. by R"wad d WALTON, propreiors'
81 < Sylh street, Phlla James L. ci>nIn, camden,
Boatwrshtnnd Mot I9iunlnli T. .o''e'' .""''''".
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this wonderful change.
PHILIP S. WHITE. Esq,
Rev. JOHN CHAMBERS,
Rev. a. ID. GII.L.TrE'
Rev. J. X. NICHOLAS,
Rev. WM. URIE,
Rev. T.. krScAID,
Rev. LEVI BRINK,
l.. GuLLIoN, ~. d,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-03-04
Perpetual Motion.

The editor of the Gallowel Gazette as.
serts that the veritable motion has been in.
vented by Sewall B. Walton of Livermore
Falls, Me. He has examined the model,
and says:
s'We must confess that we had misgiv-
ings, and were sceptical in regard to the
claims of the invention; but upon examina-
ton, we found it indeed nothing short.
The principle is simple, yet ingenious, and
a glance at the model conveys TO the mind
the justice Of its claims. The model has
now been in motion, unless stopped by some
foreign agent, for n long year Or more, and
will go by its own power as long as the
materials Of which it is constructed will
last. it is stopped in any position, on
removing the obstruction it will set itseltin
motion and run indefinitely. 1t is indeed
a curious piece of workmanship, and vel,
worthy the attention of the scientific
Whether sufficient power can be obtained
by the principle to make it valuable in pro-
pelling heavy machinery, remains TO be
tested by the experiment. There is suf
fcent power in the model to move common
clock work.
"The inventor has secured patent. and
is now having model made of polished
brass, which if he succeeds in setting in
motion, will make for him n fortune"
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-03-04
PRO BONO PUBLIC0!
E.O, Cooks DaguereOtVpes

Price from s., so to $1,000 according to the
size ard quality of the frame or case.
ROOMS AT F. A. MILLER'S, SHiLERSTILLE.
TN consideration of our advantages to obtain a
i thorough knowledge of the art both chemical
and operative, having spared neither time. money
or pains to perfect ourselves in the business; and
having had for season the charge Oft B. SHEw's
Daguerrean Gallery, of Philadelphia, as well an
opportunity OF visiting the other popular galleries
Of the city. to observe the different styles of pic
lures, we feel safe in warranting our pictures to
be artistic in style, shade and position, superior
for strength and beauty of tone, and as durable
as the substance upon which they are taken, which
is silver; and we are determined that no picture,
except it be ofthis character shall leave
AS the opinion has prevailed to some extent that
these pictures will fade in time we would say, no
person having any sense Of honor, and acquainted
with his business, will put up picture that will
fade, picture rightly taken and gilded is secu
red by the gliding; being in this way made per-
manent- upon the silver, and protected by the
transparent surface of gold which unites chemi-
cally with the plate, removing the possibility of
change.
Our thanks arc due he.inhabitants of Shalers-
vile for theirliberal patronage during the time
have been in the place, and we hope those who
wish for pictures would come in soon as we intend
to leave in few days. Feb. 20, l850-2w*
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Inflammatory rheumatism,

The american Rheumatic Balsam!!!
A NEW REMEDY LATELY DISCOVERED
TN the vegetable kingdom-a sure and perma
/ nent cure for all Rhematic complaints. such as
Infanlmatory, Chronic, Acute and Mercu-
rial Rheumatism Gout, Lumbago,
Spinal Affections, &c. &c.
This medicine has long been sought for. Ii
has been said that Rheumatism could not be
cured; but there is a remedy designed by nature
for the cure of every disease that the human
system. is subject 10. AT last remedy has been
found tha: cures Rheu matism of the worst form
one of the most valuable vegetable produc-
tions of the earth-the greatest and most im>
portant discovery of the age, and a wonderful
blessing to the human family. 1t cures without
sickening or dcbilitating, and renews strength
and vigor TO the whole system. II has cured
during the past three months. over 500 cases
that were considered incurable.
Certificates of the curative properties oi
this medicine can be seen by calling on the
Agents.
UNone genuine unless put up with an en-,
graved label upon the outside wrapper signed
by the proprietor. r. TURN Err, Buffalo, N Y
Sold by SWIFT, Ravennu, Wholesale ane
retail agent for Portage Co. Ohio. 6ms46.
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r. - -
Col. Webb'S Rejection.

Letter writers from w Washington say that
nneIeen Senators were absent when Col
WEBB's case was trp before the Senate,
and all The absentees but two OR three were
Ds,uocrnss Thirty. four votes against him
to seven in fayo", and those seven given
more to. soften the blow on the President
than anything else! One writer says:
szeIt was amasipg to see the whig Sena-
tors how they cut and run. Webster was
No, there. After oil the pufery Of the
Courier and Enquirer for the last four
wears, and the memories of Webster's boy
hood lately published, Webster was miss.
ing. lie remembered the days Of John
TYLER, and he considered this a 'nomina-
tior. not 6t to be made" Honest John
Davis could not remain to sanction this sort
Of thing. Henry Clay remained, but he
remained to give the death blow to the
charge by voting against him. tie re-
membered the Philadelphia slaughter-honse
the .duel with Graves, Of Kentucky
the affair with Tom Marshal, and the bank
rupt business, too distinctly, and he is the
man to stand square up to the responsible
.y. But there were fifteen other wings
who were missing just when they were
wanted;- and Mr.. Underwood, who voted
with Mr.. Clay, was equal to two whig ab-
sentees against W ebb.''
:. Though the public generally expected
Webhs rejection, few imagined histdefeat
would be so oyerwbelming-only seven
out ofsixty to stand up for him! What
destitutions!
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-03-04
HALL OF RAvkNNA DIVISION, !
No. 2G9 & of IT

No. 2G9, S. of T.
At a regular meeting of Rarenna Division, No.
900, S. of T., held on Saturday evening, March
Cd 1850, the following resolutions were unan-
monsiy adopted:
Resolued, That it is with the deepest regret
we learn ofthe death of beloved brother SAMrkL
ALLISON; as in the demise of our Brother we are
deprived, by the hand of an Allwise Providence,
ofthe counsels and presence of one with whom
we have enjoyed many hours of pleasure, in FORM
ing and maturing plans for the advancement of
the great cause of Temperance.
Resolped, That the members of this Division
attend, as far as possible, the funeral of our
deceased Brother, to morrow, at 10 o'clock, A. M.
Rssotred, That as a tribute of respect to the
memory of our late Brother, each member of
this Division wear Grape upon the left arm at the
fuueral, and in the Division room for thirty days:
and that our Charter be veiled in mourning du-
ring the same space of time
Rcsol1ed, That We sympathize deeply with the
family of our deceased Brother in the affliction
that has visited them. and commend the men,
bers of that family to Him who rules all things
for the good of his creatures, and promises pre-
lection to the widow and fatherless.
Resoloed, That our r. S. forward copy of
these resolutions to the widow of our deceased
Brother.
Resolacd. That our S. be directed to fur
nish copy of the above resolutions to each pa
per in this county for publication.
WILLIAM GAME. R. S.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-03-04

GEN. TAYLoR's THREAT.-We clip the
following rumor from a correspondent of
the Baltimore Sun. The great Dictator
has spoken! The people of the north are
TO be put down by the force of arms. Old
Zack is certainly the President Of ''the
whole people:'
"The disogreeabe feelings entertained
by southern gentlemen have lately been
augmented by threats, which, it is said,
were uttered by the President. himself, that
in case Of an attempt at dissolution he
would use the military and navy of the
United States to put down the agitalors. -
The report is traced to the highest possible
sources, and through the highest public and
official characters here in Washington. /
cannot, for a single moment, permit myself
to doubt its authenticity.
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The Union.

Wesee' great deal said just now about
the danger Of dissolution of the Union!
We would respectfully and delicately ad-
wise al the believers in ghost stories, to al
lay their,fears. There is not particle
more danger just now of dissolution of
the Union than there was when the old
Hartford Convention was in session, and
not half so much. Do not be frightened,
gentlemen- it is mere excuse to get rid
Of little legislation for the Territories.
!Truanis that do not want to work, are al
mays very ready at furnishing excuses for
being idle. The whole affair is about skin
ldeep-C Caiifornia will come into the Union
s-and N ew Mexico and Deseret will go a
li,tleaonger without being scared for" and
that is aoout all Of the separation OF the
Union we can see in the future. States
man.
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A Treaty.
WAsHINGroN, Feb GO.

II is perfectly certain that treaty has
been made by Her Majes1y's Minister, Mr..
Bulwer, and the United States, respecting
the Nicaragua question. A friend, on
whom reliance can be placed, has seen the
document, with all the icialsignatures at
tacted 1t provides for the restoration of
Tigre Island 10 its former owners. 1t fails
to recognize the proceedings ofboth squiers
and Chaltield. 1t also provides that nei-
ther England nor the United States shall
exercise sovereignty or jurisdiction within
The Central American States.
This treaty went our to England in the
Europa. The character of the treaty is
thought TO be highly creditable to the 'iber-
ality of both governments, and cannot fail
to prove satisfactory to people of both coun'
tries.