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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-22
MERCHANTS and MECHANICS

MERCHANTS and MECHANICS
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY-Ofice,
s. Wall-st-TFlS COMPANY Commences business
with Capital of 100000, actually paid in and invested
in the Stocks of the United States and of the State OF New
York. 10.
certain the payment OF the sums insured by the COMPANY,
years after lis creation Totl the character of the TrIs
ices are pledged To enable them to redeem that pledge
they deem necessary to require the payment OF iui pre-
NUNS according the rates OF insurance ot the most u-
proved offices both in England and here III cash. and not IN
notes ii in whole or in part
Persons assured by this Company, will participate IN the
profits the Company the extent OF eighty per cent ot
The amount for the present, with the prospect Of dividing
The whole Of the profits among themselves within shorI
period. ,..,,.t
now accumulate fund for future day in Savings Banks
10 avail themselves of the additional benefit OF Life Assilr-
ance in this Company without making larger deposits from
their savings than are now made
Premiums may be paid annually or may be divided into
semilmual. quarterly monthly payments.
The prospectus of The Company which more fully dis
closes its views upon the subject OF insurance may be OBJ
mined III It's Office
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SUPERIOR CouRT-Beore Judge Paine,-P{att
& Fan BruHt VS. Leicis Clark-To recover Sl25, being
commissions on the sale of schooner VIM E Bird and on
cargo OF coal Ii alleged that MI G. called on plan
s brokers iii Wals and gave orders for the sale OF me
vessel aud they found him purchaser 10 whom he sold
her flor So 600 In defense 1t alleged MI C. sod me
vessel without the and OF plaintiffs. No proof was shown
ms tn the coal Verdict for plaintiffs Sb4 u3, helng broker
ave with interest the vessel For plaintiffs, Mr. Shater
for defendant, Mr.. Leyendge ,,.:,.i -,
Nm B. Crosby VS.. Benjamin CoriicSuil IN relation 10
prenlises Sc Nadisonst Mr. Benjamin F. Butler IN open
n the case spoke highly in favor of the new code The
present case under the old PLAN would probably have gone
INTO Chancery and might have taken ten years to settle H.
while now with the blending III the SANG sun questions OF
eouiy and fact for the decision OF the Court ana Jury II
can probably done in few hours The sui is as 10 the
valuation of The lot IN question II was leased by the late
Col Rutger in 1927 Mr. Cores or2l years, SUBJECT 10
renewalhe renewal rent 10 be five per cent on the value
of The lot TO be decided by appraisers considering The
said LOT as vacant although now mproved and without m
cmbrance The appraisers valued ii at S2bo0 and one
veprs rent al that rate taken by me agent OF MI
Trosbv who is sou-inaw and executor OF Coz. n.
Itsow aterred by Mr.. Crosby that the appraisers oo
nor value the lot without incuAbrance, but valued II us
remembered with the lease also that the wears rent was
received in mistake The acrons 10 compel Mr.. Corles
to assent 10 new apprHisemen gyeu possession aS
in sut of eectincnt OF the premises Theponts CLAIMED
are denied To be continued this orenoon.-for plaintiff
Messrs Benz f. Butler and J. 7. Crosby; Tor defendant
Messrs Bidwell and Bovine
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LAW COURTS,

CouxT-Nos I4g l5O 1872 49, 1856 l57, 100 It'll, l62 l6i,
l65 lGt go IA o O. 49, 65 A. 81 g. lo7, 81 o. AZ So,
H. 90 Is, &c. Isl, 10 IS, l33 1879.
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Nd r. R-The RHEUMATIC that has

Il. NH he RIIFUNINI to VHuV nus
Aebeen bedrdddeu ormonths and years has been en-
trey cured of his severe pains III fifteen minutes by AD
WAYS READY RELIEF Call on w 4. Freely, SO
Water-sr who was cured in % minutes. The victim o!
NEURALGIA and NERVOUS TIC DOLEREUX, that
pags OF pain has been entirely relieved by application
of Railways iR2ndy Relief Gull sn Mrs Dayton corner
Thirty ourtEs and Firstay. All Nervous Diseases, all
Rheumatic Pains Sick and Nervous Headache are entirely
relieved from pain in Is minutes, and permanently cured 3y
Radwnys Readv Relief Remember the three R. r. RS.
Price 25 cents Principal Office 1862 Fultonst IA BoweTy,
IO2 Avenue c., us Broadway, and Druggists generally.
Ol9 9h
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-22

SUPREME CouKr-General Term-'Ihe non
enumerated Calendar viii be continued after which the
General Calendar viz Nos 62 68 &c. a. 60 t, z, 80 y,
ILL., g. IS, 2 q, Is, will be taken up.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-22

ANRoToE AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT October 10, ls5o.-To
SEWER bUILDER5-Sealsd proposals., Endorsed 'Proposs
for building sever IN osrgcst" ths ocs OF
the Croton Aqueduct Department. unl Saturday Oct 70 le
O'Clock NJ bud 0rasge fran Cross st 70 Walk
length ao The plan and specifications Of the
eli nforson relating tha1to DO obtanedon
application Contract Clsrk ths oca NICHOLAS DEAN
Prsodsnt Cruton Aquetuci Department ole lot
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MEDICINE. = DR..

MECHANICAL MEDICINE. - DR..
1YaBANNINC has returned TO S4l Broadway New YORK,
for consultation aud the management OF Helas ana Hoc
Pulmonury Dvspepc Spinal sndiFenal Weak
ncsSes md of dropping ianguor and physical delormy IN
general by means OF lis of TRUSSES, BRACES
and SUPPORTS together with Hydropathy, GaiyanIsll,
and such exercise aud other rational means as wili edco
The energies OF the weakened parts lady IN attendance
On udes Office open from M to P M and from 10
4pM Ills new TRUSS and improved BRACE supplied
to Physicians aud Druggists on liberal terms--(ca7l accom-
p ",i,n rs ~ F ol9f
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PLEASURABLE EMO

MINI i J.
w TIONS does not n weLexecuted portrait OF Wo-
man excite in the mind Of any person whose taste ior me
fine arts pav be even uncuyated buthoW much greater 10
The admiration excited ythe living and lovely ognaespe-
ca face free 9m spot or 9e s be ony ar
ic1e Inown 10 chemistry which will eticctualy remove
every yestge of those odious dsgremens Of the skr
which appear in the shape Of TAM pmpes tfeckes $40
S Srenenps GoURAtDS wonderful PoUDREs SUB
III are certain 10 eradicate supertuous hair from any
FABLE ROUGE gives respendan and permanent color
to pale cheeks ana lips GOURAUD'S LlLY WHITE
for flushed rough sGllow skins. GOURAuD'S lnstan-
taneous LIQUID HAIR DYE colors red and gray or
white hair beautiful glossy brown or BLACK Gou-
RAUD'S HAIR RESTORATIVE trial bottles 2s each
Be very careful 10 purchase these articles genuine, and
this can only be done by procuring them at DR.. G0U-
RAUD'S wel.known depot 81 Walker-st first store rom
Broadway Calender 98 SouLh.Third.st. Phlad. o. Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-22

T. s DISTRICT COURT.-Betore Judge Jud-
Decision, fdcobJ IAN Pet VS. steamship ono,
her tackle APPAREL 3r-A lumber merchant suPPleu UNI
Der to Messrs Bishop Simonson, hllders OF the steam
shin Ohio and on the bill being paid libeed the ship
claiming the law of the State giving such lien
where materials labor or supplies are furnished oy orde
OF the master ageSl consignee II was alleged
that Bishop Simonson the owners, and therefore
the lien good The clam was for Sl,790 small amount
paid, leaving $l,6ll
The claim contested 10y Messrs. Law Roberts Wet
mores and Croswel the owners in fact who sci lp In their
answer that they contracted with B. S to build the
Ohio and launch her ready for her machinery for $4,000
PAYABLE monthly in proportion as the work should pro
press; that Mr. Law for the owners apreeablvto
The contract, in experimenting The building 0 the ship
that neither he the ever gave any orders to IL
belunt the timber, and that any was furnished by him
it was on the individual credit OF B. 5. and used by
them IN their general business.
We have already referred the Judge Judson, on
Monday gave opinion at coRsiderablelengl He thinks
that the position taken by Messrs Law Co IS The correct
This differs from another case OF the KIND tor
mery decided in this Courl, IN winch TIE vessel then at
taced held III the fact that the credit III ha case was
given 10 the ship and not exclusively as IN Ihl' case TO The
builders.
In the present case the Court said Bishop Sinonson
engaged in building other steamers beside the
OHIO (ihe State OF Maine and the Red Jacket The tim
Der, i'll this cast furnished promscuously with other
timber and USED or the vessels without special reference 10
the ONO, and ternlXed with timber furnished by other
parties.
The whole Of the contract was paid by Messrs.
Law Co us the work progressed except after the iaire
OF B. ; 81 355 made special deposit 10 await the
termination OF tls controversy There appears 10 nave
been one bill OF timber OF Sl75 expressly ordered Tor the
Ohio on Sd Feb, and paid for the l5lh--ind proof
shown OF any other specially ordered her 0erti timber
to The amount OF Si5, Judging from the size, also went
INTO the OHIO.
The strong presumption that nil the timber furnished
by bcans except the bill OF $40, furnished the
individual credit OF l. c, and not agents OF
the ONO.
Ii is necessary the Conrt said in order to constitute
hen unuer the statute o New ork hut the time the
eria furnished OF The labor performed il not
the personal individual responsibility OF another hui that
in fact the credit given 10 the ship; uoiug that credit
o,be owner, master agent or consgnee giving 10 the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-22
MFRS. JERVIS'S COLD CANDY
I'VE PRIVATE AND CONFIDENTIAL.

MH RS. JERV ISIS COLD CANDY -
I'VE PRIVATE AND CONFIDENTIAL
Amidst the damps
OfreekIng swanps,
Orin the great metropolis,
Where Winters breath
Spreads speedy death,
Enlurgng our Metropolis.
For lungs or throat,
No antidote
or halt as much real service is
For cough or cold,
(Ot young Old.)
As that Ut Mrs JERYIS'S
The other day
Brave HAIRY CLAY
1T. yirtues set before US
And BENTON next
Took up the text
In complimentary chorus
From East To West
LIS worth confessed,
It eyerywhege of service is;
you ms cannot stand,
In any land.
Those sticks OF Mrs. JERVlS'S
Sold wholesale and retail by Mrs w JERVS, 365 Broad
way one door above Frankn-st Each package is nya-
rably signed Mrs. w JERVIS. Be sure to ask for Mrs
JEREIS'S Cold Candy Put up IN packages Of Is, 81 4s
and 81 each o22lt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-22
7E7HE NEW-ENGLAND MUTUAL

u LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Of Boston, insures
lives on the mutual principle Agency 43 Wall Juunccy-
Court Guarantee capital and net accumulation exceeding
S36OOOO and ncreasngfor benefit of members, present
The whole safely and adyantageousy invested
The business conducted exclusively for the benefit OF the
persons insured
The greatest risk taken life, $4,000.
Surplus distributed among the members every BIN year
from December 1885, settled in cash. by addition 10
policy
desired, and amounts not 100 small.
In Policy for the whole life The insured, being under
the age of flyseYen may pay annually for five years in
cash not over half and interest annually on the other
half OF the premn if over that age, treeltt at least
so 10 be paid and interest on the remainder.
Forms of application and pamphlets OF the Companyand
lis reports to tie had Of the agent forwarded by nul
written for, postpaid.
This Company has complied every particular with the
laws of Tins State respecting Companies OF other States do
ng business here und the Agent mas certificate from the
Controller TO that effect.
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DEMEMBER IS Fulton-street, Sign

REMEMBER IS Futon-street, Sign
n u of Gen Tayor.-P L, ROGERS, Wholesale aud Re,
tail Cloiier. rs Fuonst respectfully invites an eNamla
ton of his and elegant style of readymede clothing
for the Fall of 1856 and the Winter OF l850-5l.
In the Wholesale Department will be found an ample
stock of welmade and fashionable garments cacuatedt TO
good service in all sections OF the country ana cheaper
than ever before offered in this city.
The Retail Department Is stocked with an immense vaIle-
IL of Overcoa Sacks Frock, Dress Goats, Vests Pata-
looms, &C Of every material which fashion sanctions or
economy approves and the following list VIII snow mat
the prices graduated by the very lowest scale oil Yhg
OVERCOATS
most splendid assortment of Drub English Devonshire
kerseys from 90 TO ~ w
Black, Brownand Blue Beavers , UO ~ w
Fancy light Oyercoals .......,,...... 00 ~ w
Dnb, Black and Blue Pilots ...,........... ) 90 w
Splendid Dress and Frock Coas.,......... D 90 10 U
PANTS.
Pant. of every shade and color. ..,...... 90 b w
VESTS.
Vests of every style of goods. .:....;... IS , oo
Sacks and Overcoats. V 00
Jackets. 90
30 w
Also splendid assortment OF Cloths, Cnsslmeres ana
Vestngs constantly hand and made to order at e snort
est notice,
A flll suit of Winter Clothing for 81
A fit guaranteed in all and orders executed III lhe
Custom Department in the most fashionable style ana win
the utmost promptitltde p l.. ROGERS.
OH 3meod* No 76 Fulton-st. corner OF Cod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-22
NNGLISH CARPETINGS AND OIL

Holm H. ALDRICH, Carpet Ware
81 house 40 Pear-st New York, Agent for Rice Sam
sons celebrated Floor Oil Cloths Carpets. and all articles
connected with the trade always for sale at Manufacturers
Prices ol9 2misTuTh&SatT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-22

S,EALED PROPOSALS will be Street Commission.
Sers Office Thursday G4 1880 P. n build
dituu pier TO- River Plans specifications ard all
had application ho Contract Clark
this Dspartnsut.-Oct- II. 1870.
ol6 JOHN T. DODGE. strss. Commissioner.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-22
MEDICAL OFFICE, 1876 Bowery, for

MEDICAI OFFICE, I9b BOWtTY, lot
lYH the TREATMENT OF CHRONIC DISEASES,
DR. uPHAM confines himself 10 an oihe practice, anI
NAV be consulted relation any sense, from O'CLOCK
in the morning till O'clock in the evening The Doctors
remedies for Dyspepsia Liver Complaints, Scroua and
Rbumnsn are lnrivaled and warranted 10 cure IN all
cuses. FOX THE FILES
DIR. UPHANrS ElectuGry, (m internal remely) IS GER
tan cure for Piles in every form Sold by the proprietor,
1915 Bowery; S Tousey, los Nassau-s; Mrs. Hays l75
Fuonst Brooklyn and BY Druggists throughout the Unit
cd Stntes dig lmeodh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-22

ARREST OF 4 THRIVING NAGABoND.-Oh icer
Evans, OF the lower Police Court ON yesterday
evening arrested woman named Catherine Ca
lahan, for disorderly conduct in the street 1t
subsequently appeared that she had entered the
residence of Asst Aid. Boyce OF the 9TH Ward,
and stolen a silk dress and shawl, valued at SAG,
which was found in her possession and returned
TO the owner She was sent by Justice Osborne
to Blackwels Island fer months.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-22

Y M. PAGES CLIMAX SALVE, tor
~ . the CURE of SCROFUhA, SALT RHEUM, &C. tor
sale by RUSETON, CLARK l. co. ITO Broadway, ~ AS
Tor House and 213 Broadway. sJO 0nN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-22

ARREST FOR ATrEMprro COMMIT BURGLARY
Officer Knowles of the Fourth Ward yesterday
arrested two men named John Williams and John
Anderson on charge OF attempting TO commit
burglary in South.st. The accused were com
mitfed tnl. examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-22

MAK ORCHARD ACID SPRING
W WATER-Also Congress-Spring Water Sharon Sui
phr Spring Water German Settler Water &c For SHELBY
% Inn A. J. DELATOUR. 254 Wallst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-22

VENERABLE DoMFsTGc-Among the deaths an
nounccd at shrewsbury, on the 25th ult. was that
of Betty, aged - years who was faithful do
mestic in the family Of Tyler Williams deceased,
nnM ard OF % wears
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-22

CALIFORNIA RISKS
Taken on very favorable terms and at moderate rates OF
and Superintendent Of the L. 5. Local Board.
o15 9aypsiN Nov
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-22

PrAcHEs-New-Iersey sent into the City of
New York during the season, 1913 500 baskets OF
peaches, which sold for about S350000.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-03

fsoN Tsxs. os rus RIO 0ssvpx. I'VE have received
the Brownsvilis ftag 81 the sth met mas mesxne
d the people on the American sde OF the mia sds
vas held en- the 9TH and passed resolutions M m
and asserting the right OF the State u Texas 20 tns
soversgnty over the territory bet the Nue. ,as an
the RIO Grsnde, denounciog isud soecala.sre. a.
proving the conFss of Governor B.ii and -sps
nspcion ~ the apparent union between svscasss o<
svrTy snd anti slavery for the purpose Of asmsms<
ing the State a Texas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-03

TtLsosarss-Itn n aid, By v,e Cs,w,.r that strspu-
ous efforts are msking By Sr Morse tFox swlthl 4,
scta'n an isjuncusn froa ths supr-ms Josrt of shs
.hnes ssst-s sssssst the rival telegraph lines. II v
Be s~Devhst dimsuit, zee eosc~ivs. % vvap uo the
nshtnins IN an iaj'mctioa. .-Cs-mreai .is,sf,s~.
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to All Good Lssses;" sung BY Messrs Brough, Lynch,
ksvakagh, and Others
The ceremony taking up collection was nsxt per-
iormsd, and then the Chairman proposed
Benevolent Society.
Drank with the honors
volunteer toasts being next In order
The Welsh Sgners Docarntion sf Ind dspsndsnos
Was given, after which several other voluntoSrs were
offered In the shape OF toasts and song voh kept The
company engaged until late hour
Taken all n all the festival was happy ono. Thsrs
about three hundred persons present. and al aid
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Y.sEtr Sur Brupt~o Cs,r.-- AZ the latest dat~s
from China Mr. r. o. Forbes Of this city was putssn~
tsgstber at the shp yari st Whsmpos the boSs
tbst he TOOK out With him built after the model Of tue
North river boats. Az tho port they are siss
constructing floating Bethel for sesmsn.
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The Welch Soctety'a Annual Celebration
St David's National FestivaI.

hour, IL adjourned
----
,,.'
The members Of the st, D.via Bensvoen. soos., held
,.,,on., ,..,,v., a, r,,d.v .v.nn, :, IN. co,..,u
snst'ohsa iefuSai ON rfoay evening" AZ tne |onseum
Rooms, Broadway The entertainments Of the evenips
eom"eboeo WIN Pronensoe copoert' "nion occupied
about half sn hour st the expiration Of which time
the company adjourned to the spacious dining raosn
-. g.. 80. -. go, -, -, Iii -, "a.
-nere ioor tables were spread, ana all well laden win
the various articles necessary TO make up substantial
fefS''
MIR Golden N. pre,dsp, Of the society that sspsmso
-. 30, ,,...r, "a Ina,. rsw.,a. hv t,v,,.,,o,
presided.
When the yispds had been we'll discussed order was
..,,,a .ra Irags ramona. ,o.s ana s.,d. ;.nt,smsn
and LsdiesIn risng to o.r the frst toast In order,
allow me 10 return you nv thank. for Ia. homer you
>. .~..,.,. :, ,,,, ,.,,,-.I
nave u.ne me IN n's ~ pi.'Ds Nv
ar. ,,o..,a.. a. ,h., a.. ,-..i,.,, v, co,a.,
.,,.~s -, 60 .s,,a,,a,, Co.. h.,., -.
was prs,snsed @ ey nIly ai,e.on rom being prss.n,
Of Wsr, TRo In The midsp of sro.psrity hss mot for
gotten there were the's yho NEEDED toe sels,rs hsat
the women Of Wales those Who have aided them IN
adversity, and symps'h hred With them In prosperity
ladies present and saii permit me to offer the hFs;
toast
,oas .nsys. sssys nsa's "sN0''' o. '"' f''"" '"'
Ihis toast received with great applause and
followed by en- air The Kind Minstrel sung As
ouart,tte
The second toast Vas then snnoupced.--
walss-Ti . land Of sh,-airy, roEanos and song.
"Thopg far from L,r mountains aud valleys we roam,
sl On. y our mothhsr s,l shs is our bone
SYbthtsq oI rfetehse, IN ptlsohsa % ot ness -.
Th,s ss so,iovsa n, Ham west ttom. playea by
pipris,s Erss,Bs AMER which a pumbsr Of gentle,
49,. ..rsri,. ws.h al "a i.nn. Inas. >, sc
s"m,.n,ssa hv a. ,ssro M wh,eb Vr odssia nre.
sia.5
Ns1, in order v.s the third to..,:-
he United states Our t.rs h.iesd 20 form the ua'n
'.sm 81 , s, % 80. -. ."ms
49,. ~ ,S. '.s,ss sr.n.,.a a.Tnr, ~ .nn, hv Iy
i'nsh .lasS n. !. .hs.n. =
Ths ps,sn,., aid It va. ~ p.ctei ladies and gan
.n.na-d tbs tosst b.t n. has ant lstf.r ssstin,
that he s sics but has ssnt his oontrbution TO b.
Mr. brogsb b". "ss a apaeunesd for song n. sung
wh.a ~ - ~ y.onn, ~ w ~.
~, 10. H.. - = ''-' " " s ~
yyhs ,on,,h ,Ss., r.. than or.,.a.
eseat In hsr aes 70 sne s'oea o' We
sssop ard ss csa Her soss have sons raj ssd imsssi
.h, g s-o,s a,s ~ s1s,. err W% W%
al sivired humsny are imrrsrnsc1 with The spir,
tnsir ueainsss indspsndsnss ana justice.
NATIONAL Anthsm-"O0d sAFs the queen" oJ tas
tith toa,t-
The City o. New Ysh-the Empire City of Ne hostern
N,re MADE 20 " We nosfAy eA,erpr,se ana
hr cl'asts 80 her march be ohNsa-her ae'nny sSn-
aec.is,d sitn sr@at and ep,husis.t,c applause
H,ssr D.,'ss, isq. responded 70 this toast In
ssne spp,oprs,e Iensiks ns suosa 70 ~s M rsm =. ~
the Industry and usaity Of the people VINO hsi been
M ss we're h. intmst.d th- son. and dsurhtsrs a
m.nt. q bere ~hss bad s,sa ssr,se-i by ,noss Who
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ON THE NORTH SIDE.

II is of indnite momest that you should
8 properly appreciate the i'm nss value fyour
z nationsl Union to your collective and indi-
8 viduai happiness that YOU should cherish 3
5 cordial, hsbitual and immoveabs attachment 3
: to 1t. accustoning yourselves t. think snd to z
speak Of IL Is a psllsdium of your political &
safety and prosperity Watching for its pre-
servation with jealous suxi-ty, discounte-
z papcipg Whatever nay suggest even susp-
cion that 1t can In any event bs absnd sued;
: and Indignantly frowDing ooo the 6rst dawn Z
ing OF any attempt to alternate enc portion Of
the country from the rest. to s1fseble the
3 sacred ties which now link together the vari-
z ous parts.-Washinefon's FgT.wsH address.
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THE CREST INTI-WTLHOT PROVISO MEETING
= A N N A N Y II a i L.
~~~~~D~-~~~N~~N~~~~~~~
THE ENTHUSIASM OF The MASSES.
N~N>>NN~~>>N~rN~N>NoN~
OPINlvNS OF SENATORS CASS AND DICKINSON
The Union Shall be Preserved.
&C.. &C., Sc.

The Hall about half full at six O'Clock, ct half
past the crowds rushed In at the doors and In
brief ipetant the room densey filled. The room
WAS hung round with bsppers mottoes and inscrip
tions to the following effect -
ON
oooooooooooooooo )oo OK
e Union Of the Democracy on principle. 8
xoooc 'oot
xooooooooooo oooooooooooooo
& The Union for ever Down With the Wlmot
= Provtss. g
Soot