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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1851-04-09
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This is a larger area than that Of all
Europe. It's resources are beginning 10
be developed. Its medicinal waters. its
rich mines Of coal, iron, copper, lead, sill
yer. quicksilver, gold, &C.; its vast forests
Of timber; its rich soil in many places.
and the amazing rush of hardy men to its
limits, all give assurance of power soon
to arse there that will be mighty for good
or evil. 1t is believed that twenty efficient
ministers could be well employed in Cali
lornia during the next year in founding
churches, and performing missionary la
bors Of every Sort Oregon has been and
is still too much neglected. more in.
terestng field of labor than Utah repre-.
sents, can hardly be found. There Nor
monism has its seat, but there are our
equal laws and full religious liberty. No
moral phen omenon would be more SUBJ
lime than the war of truth and error on
that great battlefield. The first missona-
ries sent to the great Salt Lake should be
practical, liberal and learned men. Many
of the Mormon preachers are among the
most subtle men Of the age. The Colorado
Territory affords field for Indian Mis-.
sions unparalleled in any country. The
great hinderance is the warlike character
of some of the tribes. Were it not that.
the Diggers, who are neither migratory
nor predatory, would probably present
more encouragement for missionary labor
than any we know Of New Mexico has
now settled government, and must soon
begin TO fill up with an enterprislng people,
Nebraska and Minnesota. in less than
twenty years, will be what Iowa and Wis.
consin now are. Under these c,rcum-
stances. must we not redouble our efforts.
our gifts, our prayers, our colporteurs, our
and our schools? If the |
knowledge Of God is there to be increased, |
many must run to and fro. Build thou
he walls of Jerusalem" "Thy kingdom
come. Home and Foreign Record.
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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1851-04-09

A taste for reading will always carry
you into the best possible company, and
enable you to converse with men who will
instruct you by their wisdom, and charm
you by their wit; who will soothe you when
iretted, refresh you when weary, counsel
you when perplexed. and sympathze with
you at all times. Evil spirits. in the mid
die age, were exercised and driven away
by bell, book and candle. You want but two
of these agents. the book and the candle.
SENSIBLE IIoRsEs.-Larng, in his Trav-
els in Norway, says that the horses in that
country have a very sensible way Of taking
their food. Instead of swelling themselves
with pailful of water at a draught. no
doubt from the fear of not getting any
again. and then overgorging themselves
with dry food for the same reason, they
have bucket Of water put down beside
their allowance Of hay. 1t is amusing TO
see with what relish they take a sip Of the
one and mouthul Of the other alternate
ly, sometimes only moistening their mouths
as rational being would do while eating
dinner of such dry food. A broken
winded horse is scarcely ever seen in Nor.
way.
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Our philadelphia. Correspondence.
PHILADELPHIA, July ~, 1,

PHILADELPHIA, July ~, 1851
The Cubaa Ncus-IEe u. y Scdt,aai Dy.y Dock
The news FROM New Orleans, by the arrival Of
the Falcon, confirming the rising at Porto prin-
cpe, and other places in Cuoa has created quite an
excitement here, showing that the sym pathies OF
the people are with the insurgen,s
An accident prevenleu The launch Of the stea m
ship William Penn, thh morning, but 81 will 20
of at high tide this evening.
The testing Of the Unced states sectional dry
dock still remains in stau goo. 10 consequence OF
there being DO steam dredge provided TO deepen
the river in front of the bas,D, Ssrtnac cannot
be taken on unless the sections are taken furthef
out into the stream, the vessel is ligh ,ened by
removing her coal and shot. The com mission
experimenting the testing of the dock will not
au ,horze either Of these measures ard every thing
is waiting for the decision of the Secretary Of
the Navy, who has been written to.
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NEWS BY rur TAILS.
Our Baltimore Corr. suomdenee.

our balt1mOsc SOrr~ sIsOnoenees
BALria1Eg. July 70, 1851.
The Baltimore and Ohio Ra.ln,a Erte~sios-Gy a.ss
Bohs On the Cansaeay- TNee Persons Shot
Singular Assasat - Charge Of RAPE Conc
Meves, &c.
Ihe recent visit Of our cry authorities TO the ter
minus OF the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, thirty
mules beyond Cum berlspd, the cars carrying then
almost to the highest peak 10 the Allegheny noun.
tans, has caused perfect f,.r~e of excitement in
favor of this great thoro from the East to
the West. The nagniisenee of the work. and ito
immense importance 10 the city, eau ,ed universal
surprise, whilst the substantial manner in which
the tunnels, bridges, and viaducts have been con-
structed, has excited the greatest pride among our
citizens for the road, which, IN it's course, sur
mounts or runs under mountains, and leaps over
rivers with such apparent case. The mountain
gorges, through which about hun fred miles of
the road passes with n succ,s sion of the graniesb
scenery ever viewed by man caunOt fail, at ali
times, to make this road the iaVorte of the tourist
ipdepe ndent Of its speed snd shortness. sixteen
hours is the time TO be occupied IN conveying ira
yellers from Wheeling to tnis city, when il l.
completed. A visit to the 2 legany mountains and
its summer resorts viii then he great an attrac
ton pilgrimage to the Falls of Niagara is now
We had another grand battle yesterday, at the
Causeway, the inhabitants of which Will compare
favorably with those of the Five Points in New
York. An outlaw, named George KONG. who was
himself nearly killed in nntee at the same place,
by John Manley, yesterday, pat ballet Ia the leg
OF Iohn Coleman, another in the thi Oh Of William.
Wesh, another in the breast 1T a woman sitting n.
window opposite, and the fourth grazed the knee
OK ohcer Barnes lie then made his escape, ana
has not yet been arrested
singular attemptw was made, on Thurs lay night,
to murder Mr.. Thomas Ellsworth He was lying
asleep in his own parlor. shen some person APP
preached him, and inflicted t~o wounds on ths
of head wi da lis q, ha.
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INDIA uUBDER oUJDs.

RhllLiANr ptscovERIFs-"THHD ECs rfTATIoS
-, sf Ihos. huslnt fsg Con- missioner q fstes,s By
re- IN honor Of shieh 70 gsye "selss, easer IN
Nwhnfton last vinef THE discovery however ina
snstye merely The payment 70 Goodyear IN E e s5Jp
teri cet 20 rork under Goodyear ratent Which Day
Tut sde Zoe ete 20 tencf him. Dpys ofcr Of f0rsward
tof e conyctnn ~ nfringers Goutyrars Patents
Ntch he himself hae been chcf fnd the only
rinser, va. brilliant ctnccttion of Days and undoubt
edy original Win him. Days discover ~ tocdycars great
sc'et ~ yue,niag RuOter full year before his spplca
on tor bic patent therefor ~ 90 Day cfony 500
rata 70 who had learned TIE IN GOody
tory was brilliant exhibition Of inventive genius ard a.
lords striking proof how closely one inventor v
times follow upon the hecia % another.
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THE WAITE RING PLACES.

TIE NEW HAVEN HOTEL, FRONTING ON THE
4 Public Square, and near the Colleges. New Haven.
Connecticut. This spacious rceusy erected
on the corner Of Chapel aud College Streets is open
Tor the reception OF company. To vsurs at New
Haven its airy and commanding statinn, til. excellence
OF lite internal arrangements and is vicinity the
Sipsl points Of interest In the city
tons The guests of the house may be tat no
pans or attention viii b. spared that contribute
their con fort and enjoyui eut.
GEORGE d. IVES Proprietor.
MORRIs BoUsE-BY JACOB woLcoTT NORRIS
-N Long Branch. Monmouth County New 5rsey.-(No
ethneston with any other House l-fo prblic-fhis
house 10 situated the of the Atlantic
braciDg front Of DO feet Families wishing spend
The season At Watering place be in the
most comfortable manner aud moderate teens Par
tieular attention paid the ladies' Ales por
ters. wines, liquors, and segars always hand.
THE UNDERSIGNED BEES LEAVE TO INFORM HIS
patrons visiting Newport that hs. this day
wsded lie saddle horses TO the Ocean
House. where they will remain for the summer
HORACE y. JONES'
Riding Academy, l37 anu IL, Mercer street.
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SPORTING.

SpORTING INTELLI9ENCE.-ITH HAS BEEN HAND
~ ed to reporter that the old of the Prize
Ring James sullivan. alias Yankee sullivan has
hard work In rder meet the renowned john
Weller in trial Of their scientific skill in milling
match with the glovethe affair to of the sarv part
month TO be witnessed only by the friends Of the
combatants Mr.. Sullivan is Mt his old quarter ths Salt
HCute, Of frankln and Ce,r1 streets. Mr..
aker 10 at Philadelphia, both well and g.
dent This appears proper mode than that OF the
baked hand and predict satisfactory to those nte
rested.
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rO CONTRACTORs.

INDusTRIAL HOME ASSOCIATION. No. l-pRopo.
sele Tor draining and grading q lands of this aes
non vii reeeived I'LL The tr.t day of August 1881 bv NJ
wen ss brosdrsy ana ~ John Stephens the grounds
nsy he tttsnef- f''"s ~"eie'e
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ibgtgFSragsTS REsEWED EVERY DAY.
posi- OFFlCE so VICE.
spEUsAL SorECIss.

CYRhtUsE JULY q, Is5l.--A wAsHINGTON COR
- respondent Of the III avaaui Ee-ad NOTICE
that Vaent GRANTED Chas Pope aud Ka.an Trasr
ssraouse REV ferA. Fe ruary I7. Tor joint
psrs or saddles fer arimals and kaoUn ths adjusting
tree y rteiy nu sae void nca the iug iisnt.
ssy VS. Fatef I'D by toonard Lstin n Eurland August
~ rear went yearr before the dicavrry A
cssetirton and plate Of The EBssh may
the srcnrc ty-ies % the London Lourasl Arts aYd
Se'.ncef vol III p % hs :. plate u. sshad ia l,29
witch IVES In te atsut O-s when frsgsr patent
TED. hut doubt hy
mnnd burk. late CsmnissioEer Of Patsnts.
posi- oFflCE-caLiToKS1A ~ PRBssMstI--sArER
and an lCfs TINE stau the L. s. NAL and fparth the
Eet,sss lie vuc'r-ainty % the q. Mail vctn ses
tofk a. tan Francisco y veil known. Postate on
Svsnspere nd letter. each only oent wl clos,
st 2 y. NJ, Monday. Zthius,
bthI,hD.S CO... 2vesey etrest, A'tOr House.
A B.BILLERS 60 s CALIFORNIA EXPRESS WILL
detrsct their negt ffei ,ht, Brother Iorahar on
bondsy s-th. This l. tie onv "a fact
trcs hosts &t, on the sthsathat ssqucos nc assbts
were ~ that 1vGrahlg Tlacas DDS board seaiers
~ Wall street
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M O N Ely M A II * u II,

SATURDAY, July 26--6 r. N.
There was slight decline in the quotations fos stocks
70 day, but the market generally remains about the
The absene of outside opey s the principal
Of the inactive the street and until
that important class of return the city,
cannot expect any change Of Certain par
ties placing themselves in proper position take
advantage Of the first upward movement confident that
there will be quite active speculation before the
piration of the month Of September The bears
say much about the future They have made all the
money that has been made this summer by the slight
variations in prices and by the accumulation Of interest
Whatever depreciation in prices takes place within the
next three four weeks will be advantageous to out
siders who present ont Of stocks They will be
able to come in Mt the lowest dip of the market
The earnir g Of the Vermont Central Railroad Com
pany during the month Of June, 1851, amounted
to-. $50 5l4 40
For June, 1850. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. PISA 81
Increase last year. SGT $50 Sc
The earnings for the first six months this year,
to about s273Ooo-nearly much as the earn.
ipgs for the whole Of 1850.
appears that Of the Massachusetts, railroads open
1885, the Fchburg has paid the highest average div-
dend say 91O per cent During the arst two Of the
five years, its dividends 10 per cent annually In
1S4s 81 per cent and In lS49 1850 per The
Nashua and owe has averaged 6-1o the Lowell g. the
Taunton Branch the Eastern the Maine 7, the West
ern clio, the Worcester $40 the Providence 40
the New Bedford and Taunton 9lo and the Old Colony
$40 The cot Of the above roads increased s64 600
In the Eve years the net offs $s06673 nearly per
cent.
The London Necs gives the annexed analysis Of the
trsfnc 81 English railways -" The total receipts
62oe miles are f32o 45 fb2 Be- per mile per week In
the corresponding week Of last year. the amount
fZ5l-l2 on $500 miles. equal to ca per mile per
week. There il thus increase Of f5s739 1877
Per cent in the gross receipts increase in the mile
Of 400 miles or o6 per cent and increase Of
f6 o. In the amount received per mile per week The
total receipts 632 miles for the twenty-sx weeks Of
the present year estimated ut f6t7eOs4 which is NJ
the rate Of ga per mile for the half year In $780,
the receipts 500 miles f5 s67 36s E oil los
per mile This shows increase Of e32 los per mile
the preceding year circumstance which has not
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MUSICAL,

EoR sALn-A gEHr hands nE AND COSTLY az.
oond brhd Pan 0rte BOston made In God arder rfi
- sold 81 - nice. In oopsacsnce 81 ~ ,vits
ws.hns up houaeftsptg =. Apply 60 n y. u CURTIN
" srSseVsY ~tsrs 4 cat 70 seen.
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ADJUSTMENTS IN BROOKLYN.

MILITARY GARDENS, neutrality-suspicious.
A - cents Private Boxes 81 70 at o'clock
precisely and terminate at 0h Brough Lyeeum COM
rsny ttnrht Of Mr. Lyme Monday eyeoiag Lny q the
Liking Charles H. Mr.. Lynne; Earl OF rochester Me-.
Palme Edward, Mr. Dunn Captain Copp, Mr. r. g. jon
stop Mary Ccpp Miss Julia Gouid Lady CLARA Miss Cook
er. 10 conclude With A ROW ar THE MILITARY GAR.
Dfhs-?hs Manager Mr. Lynne: Stage Manaaer: Nr H. d,
Phillips; PromTter, Sr. Peterson; Sir Dunn Mr. Daun
Miss Gould. Miss Gould; Mrs. Duna, Mrs. Duan.
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EXPRESS AGENCIES, sc.

A CARD-To SHIPPERS TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
A CO.. Our neat shipment will be by steam
ship ONO, on the 2Sh instan aud that ippers may
know facilities for transporting goods
pablish extract FROM With Messrs
Evers Waterman he we'll known transportation pro-
prietors on tie Isthmus
You may aiw your that your goods
when ship with the mail shall in all hpped
fT0u this place with the mail. Pansma, May T. ISL"
goods shipped by the Crescent y 18th vera
from Chasres the Sth July NJ the let
ter will prove -
. CHAeREs. July e. 1851.
kgssRs B1RpoRD Co.:
GESrIsMEN-Psr Crescent City we received fortyeight
packages and letter bags which
mama without delay. Yours respectfully.
EvLks 4 WATERMAN. late Nan kunnels Co.
We remind shippers that charges for delivering goods
IN San cent less than those Of s other
BEkFVRD q CO. Yssey straet A.tor Houss.
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CAkDEN AND hsBoy hAiLRos . LINE FROM NEW
ffk Z, Philsdelphia-leayo Pier No North River by
,.smboat John PvfTIR. Morning line, 81 : o'clock
hrernoon lire q, o'clock Fare by either line, a. for
" -. l., BLlSs,AgeaI
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s.... + sss s
a.r sTsr1 will 's s e. syi
l:rs:si$ s:sse. eTl1'Ii
Mrs stone, zssta Miss csri.I%ass:: sl
ADMIRAL Kingston Mr. t BE- pesnis. Mr. Collins Mss
Mortimer. Miss Andsrten
NArloAAL THEATRE. CHATHAM srREEr.-DKsss
ifs; iss' rs sSss
vii M S ss s,sa ' = sH
SsoAcn-S SLi%sshsas . ~ ray!Sr ar I Paoslis
Miss Bsrser the SYsrsRoUYs CHEF ii!
%.ufy TaySs tIi'i r s1 H. Si rs.a. s"
Lieut. E'ii9s Mr. cosh Gen Scout. Mr. n B. Clarke
- No. az broadwsy above .rand rect open every
s S sH' sa Sa ssiss 80 I
enieien' sno ser a,ile .orIs o. taeat.d" .id "ssps
~ whose in tbs s 81
Ts sisn . ,ss:s ' di ayS sS.s
~ seven and will 'ompepos a. The psons
Saturday Afternoon Concerts will be dseon ia ed for the
future.
E,ELLows' MlNsTRELs. AT FELLOWS NEW xUsi
streets erss every night This Justly celebrated and eeisp,
Of j. Feows ws5s concerts in this city for
Tie past year have been ressivss Nth u. greatest
Musical one q the most spacious and beat veulsee
concert TO commence at oelock An afternoon eonoer
dntion OF families. commencing at o'clock. y v.
EKANKLIN MUSEUM, I7b CHATHAM SQUARE LAST
week of the scssop.-GeOrge Lea sole proprietor.
AdmesionSests in Private Boxes 81 CENTS Stage SEATS
St4 cents; Boxes ~ cents Parquet l21 cents Elegant
saloon performances afternoon and evening Enter
tapmens in the afternoon three O'Clock, and
In the evening eight O'clock The entertainments
varies and select and such be
Of amusement IN New York consisting of LEAFS Femsle
Ethiopian Opera Troupe. numbering fifteen peror
the arsest AID at the time the hand
The United States; troupe of Model Artts. who
ieeed Tor ther beauty aud figure aud who
Der OF beautiful abeaux taken from the pictures of
and edern tnes of Arab Grls who throngh
sysrty of teats Of strength and dexerty Madame
line the only Fem ale Jugzer in the world; company
Male and Female Artists who will exhibition of
Marble statuary Ia the world together with
variety OF interesting performances afternoon
evening. For particulars see bills Of each day.
CtAsTJE GARDEN.-THIS DELIGHTFUL SUMMED
~ resort open to vsters the from
IA H. to T. NJ II Is the largest beautiful room
10 s country and the view from tho upper galleries
nobie bay and narbor slene worth than the price
iiI,ssoD-one shilling.
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TRAVELLEns, GUIDE.

"A rTrRNOoN BOAT ron CozZrNS DOCK NEW.
burgh and roughtesrsic- landing at Csidvous. Gold
srring Cornwall aud kiltonfare ~ ccnts The fas. sai
ma steamer santa Claus Cart Flmcndorf, all leave the
r io"t ~ Berctay street every afternoon AZ nclock
turning, Vii leave Foushkecr-ic ~ o'clock. r. NJ
NV YORK AND rnnArEtrHtA-SEw YORK
~ ana Ihilsdophia direct United States Md line
hrsugh ~ ~ hours Wis Nov Jersey Raresi Fare re-.
.nced 30 - r ht class and 81 ~ or Lave
sew NJ. from foot of srcc and A..
- and 4. NJ from foot Of Liberty trcet leave Phi
v ainut street. - - ~
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Legal NOTICE.

'rAXfS OF 1a5i-OTFiCE RECEIVEK TAXES, ssEw
City Hnll fatk. (Hsts ~ - t,iy Notice u hereby
gwen thtt the Tar Books of The w ~
lryn.nt On Tuesday, the Zh tsy ofJuly. sni that will
then he the thcrCia All
rsrstne their previous g. t. q Novenb.r
neat vi ece dsd 1otior 81 interest pr per
snnUm calculated from tho time payment % st Of
besmbsT nest Ono per cent vii ~ added - al
lato on the t 81 December and the 18th %
httmtsr neat. Hours Tor sitng taxes from A. 81
~ NJ BankSble money only received
HARVEY HART. Receiver 81 Taxes
rsrons sending fuu descr rtors of thcr property
= this tce will have their hills sent 10 tben of they
behad by aurly ing at this offce.
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~ Tickets. % cents p,'s,s ,ss, s. oOof. open
The ,s.asrisl R.,s Family 10 TIE hsrs
Sn,Sf si' rs,sSa
q. r,S vi. s s n ,Ss ayas.Gs
%ss.M s.. SaRfi,l s.ysriss
b b,s To vim s a. che TEX RITZ s e which
ITALIAN OPERA, AT CASTLE GAxDES.-xAx MA
h''' sSD iS S the
lazy .sIsh Nottingham sisnorns Gossin
Duke Nottingham. Sig Rsnsvsntsao
Sir walter aie:h. oi sis esiaseIs
No postpcDemsnt on sceount of the weather.
n, ssn aye ASmttIne % cents csi,sr M cents
Sss'k /, IaEantes Fl hsesop ds,to AID ,ss s9@S
sr:s s ss at s sJs%"sy &. f Eat
isrs e GASSF q ts aRsa The
@ by the I an,sn ne1'G%%i Of
seer At all hours. '
EQuisTRIAN INSTITUTE WHITES sERgvADERs
hs, i I'm announee 70 the citizens of Williams
hs On Soaday july
IT, SsSis sS Ss a' sh s.S, an
& Of Rsn sens'' to 'omm'0os
MIRE0R or OUR COUNTRY, AT WASHINGTON
w hall Sss Broadway Gu Monday evening. Jaiy 2S and
ssssn s snraF ,sS IA. Take. s s rS@,
Of nis great Nation Moving Panorama Ia eonneeton With
which she will give Grand Vocal and Con
cr snsed as heretofore by the fest talent Of New York
she ~ii siHs Italian Jenny Li.ds vorite Bird
song ana Echo song, &c. Do 0pen
to commence at o'clock p NJ Admission - cent?; Ill
dreb half price
CIGNoR SPINETr0 WILL OPEN MS EX4iBIrION
~ Of perform Birds aud Cats Moniav eyen,nz 2sta
July 1901 at st. Lukes Hall 4s6 hudson street. will be
eoBtnU, evening until further notes
to eommer at o'clock Admission ~
day and Saturday the entertainments Will be the after
noon, at 3 o'clock.
A CARD-PROFEssoR ANDERSON THE GREAT
"a wizard ofthe North, begs most respectfully iitotm
che ctens OF the United states that h. .rkiug
IN the steamship Atlantic the turi Of July and
will have the honor of making his irst Amar
en- in this city early 10 September.
ipd sorees Fanasques the particulars f which will To
their patronage.
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INSTRUCTION

DENNaNsHiP.-SR GOLDSMITH WILL SECgIvE
limited number Of ruTiis for private Instruction 10 'hs
art Of fermansp Monday and Tuesday 2th and 2lth
inst free and elegant hand guaranteed % pupil
Rooms ~ BrOadvsJ fret cornr above the Irving Hoass.
A Young LADY, WHO DEyoTRs BER ESrIRE
n time Victims Goycrnese would wish few
pills Teaches English and rreueh. Terms moderate Ad
dIces "Annette" Herald once.
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PUBLICATIONS.

CotKTON's NEW NOVELETTE, SECOND EDITION
" ready" rlc Sister the rstal Marriages" BY
HcnrJ Cocktor, author of Valentine NoK a.. The evils
o. lsseorted marriage trvthfuy and strkingly
te.tsd IN this work that eapnet fal 20 Seres bone
ial IL aucnce society. A. che time book Ia
written in eScocnov of style all that sunplicity
aad esuty OF dcton, and interest ~ po, aad narrative
thch peculiarly dstingushee Mr. Cockton London Morn
tins Poet Price g. Ger
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Grand EXCURSION TO THE rfsuISg BANKS. on
~ Satur 81, duly - Pare W, cents each uay-Tbe
gell lno.n sea steamer .ufflLo. Cast smith vii lears
n'Sn e, ,'s.ss.. AAa Sshai .', 10: :,,t
returning ~ Up v. rhhibs tscsie bait and relfsss
ments viii be provided ON board
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FIVE AHTe.

EINE ARTS hINfATURE UPON IyoRY.-NE,.os
Couadi miniature aud oil Italian painter h.rs leave
20 90 the ublc aud his friends particular that
y, lar ciaLlished his studio at 2 Jeonsra
BrosdwAy uhcre be will b. at ~ disposition Of thnse
vail fsy,r him vith their commsnds from 10 oelo H. V.
70 o'clnol Il. NJ Aquarele portraits made. Co., u
yory COED terms good hket warranted We
has tlso the pleasure 20 that he has published
tao Hthograrhis portrtts the very ksnessea of the
mos, srirtnt Italian patriots, &c MsI,ni aud oea Carr
tsidi drawn stone. By the artist They soi
"a cent? sseh. at Wallor aud krsy lass aad
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KoING NAN MIss1NG-JOsHUA COLt CIR, A RE-
Nn'ht t Iefgh county, IA, industrious and STEADY
b. man isit Nswark rs he said tn. li. on the
90 % Snne last and has not since been hesri VI, s about
noeen years 90 age. about Eve Got iu hfh h. sandy
har ana ght co.. plesion. ne hss vorkcd che talars
Gade ins ath"r who has Iork "a 50 oh 80
fim arsous fr information. and wilt send his a
t'rtbose. " ne require ~ 70 rcturo home Address
CHARLES COINER. AlIeutouu. IA