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ANOTHER DESCENT iron THE BssroS 0AasLERs.-Our
goodly city has hardly recovered from the shook
sequent upon Marshal Tukeys splendid coup de main
OF saturday evening last and Jet again called
upon 70 record another not extensive to be sure
but none the less brilliant.
Last evening about quarter past nine O'Clock In the
midst Of the driving storm OF snow when but fsw
destrsns were In the street and nearly all honest ct
Asrshal Turkey gathered themselves together In front
of 20 Sudbury street, belonging to the Mesds There
Was no noise or confusion about their movements but
their countenanoes indicated stern resolve 20 do or
die.n At signal from Marshal Turkey, grand rush
was made up the stairway, door was burst open and
into room whore some twenty 1--we or thirty In.
nocsnt ndvidusls gathered round table they rush
ed So well their plans laid, that not solitary
individual OF the company which had gathered to en-
JOY the forbidden game Of shaking props, escaped.
They taken and after the fashion OF their breth
down to Levsrett street where Col Andrews did the
honors OF his capaoous mansion in his usual hos
pitable style. They were quartered with him for
the night. The names Of the unfortunatesh as
John Wood, Jas. Crockett Joseph Jones Geo Averill
Jas Carr Joseph Allen Hum phrey Jones, Geo jenkins,
VIM Jellery John Holt, Henry Ellison Benz. z. Rob
sn James Gpsd0n' George Pratt wn Ero goS
Briggs VIM. Quigley, Edward Thompson Thos.
King Martin Han, Bernard o'Brien, John Stevens
There were twenty. sin prisoners Of war in all Tbs
tab and appurtenances thereunto belonging,
taken the principle that the vctors belong the
speilsn and carried TO the Msrshsls office. They will
probably be on exhibition this forenoon But ST in
money was seized 1t was remarked that the captives
they marched in solemn procession down Lsverett
street looked much Sad than did those who went
through 3 like operation on Saturday night. They
looked and felt that they had fallen upon
evil times. Some half dozen or so of the victims
last evening, among the large crowd that paid
fine for q similar offence on Monday foreooon-Boston
Bee March IA.
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chssrss P.n,ps ylpsIaiSo c.las Aclpuioo sft.ae,oo
Reading Room teT EAehanSsl Monday Est inst. - ~
Postage San Fr.noisoo esn which pre-. r,a
net There uA vin be forwarded in enlrgs Of spSss
fks shove Letter Bss. s,KOnyos 81 wall snosA
Herald Marine Correspondence.
huiv,s-sohrs susan. Russsrl. nYors Tor Nsatosist
4. fSr, ~ f.nSs d.f sos,ss EIA I.,,si
failed l5bschr sgs.n Ausler Llr, Excel .nd AvoaFs.
ltt-No srEitsa this morning
Psm.pusma, March ls-iPa
h,a1Isrk, SsssriSe wsss nVTiesS s ss,,h' A.
Ir.shd, =. TRiysr p Absn. Diohetssn. Portland. o.
s..sS;liS c'y :! ei.s.. Mathews. Lrsrsosl
Miscellaneous.
s sE sssT ss s sis 3 w1s9 uis
win be continued in the whale fishery.
BHIe svsAS JaNr, Moulton. from EstanIsa q ,rd 70
P.rtiars ~ int BsImus' n sis.rss. 81. .ashorsd
hsvns suffered materially In heavy gale 2ih and l6th u
sdmit.
sem Il rRrr~,s 81 norfolk from Prsvnossopa OH inst,
h psrssy nsT .i .u as b.. Only s1 ss ss
in the water short time
sern n.nIa JAsr from Rstrort for Ale1,ps., before
rsle.
PLysovrt, IL Feb 27-B.rt Jane Williams. from
On Ta.se. seeuts nes q the EddJsono the lsttsrws
oI.y.r FEB lsThs Am ship Ellr,ss,h. from sYort 70
csers tsrted two ehss' drsgsed two others ard ven
athore near Monte Quemade and became wreck, durng
~. vessel ]. spppo.,a 20 r. The tsrs E.sSes Firth
Bradford Boston California which undergoing
repairs there the 2Sh Jan. snd 20 sail FEB There
10 ship EEateh her 10 Caforns from this port
Whalenaen.
ta from Bsnolulu y, Dec cheroass' NIB On sssrf,
q ths mate MT ndysrds capt cisavand' rsnnns "es'
Al 8, TSo@ss Is, inst. BRIG Gov Hopkins. Bsr. u Dart
mouth, Wtp
sesmshp Europa, Lott from Boston for Lverpooi 18th
inst 8 AN cspe sable = 10 miles
Barb An,.sp. crossy from Boston tDec sl for vsra-
Bark Junists lawrence from Philadelphia for Havsns,
BiiS nsli.s fIsT Boston for HsfsS and 81 John, NIB,
18th Inst OF Cape Gable.
Foreign Ports.
March 3Arr briss svsn, Pierce, NYork susan
Jane pouon Mrtauas for PertsHd. In distress achr Bril-
liant BUtsbing Noreans H. CID 18th. sshr So ptrs, Tadd,
In pof. "a inst BRIG John Barrett rsps and others
BArnfu0I4 jan 3lSteamsr Independence, from NYork,
for Calf fns. before reported without date
ctitso, Feb s-ship Norman Gardner for Chinoht
1slan Dc 20 load for Y nited states -,
CrrEfuIcos. Feb 2e-hr bark Marion, Lowry. Philsds
clyrp Feb 7-Lss Pilgrim Lady Of the Lake, Clare and
pssI, no sats-hrr Argonaut Mott, London. for Hong
Ksrr ard Canton, and ia Uth.
Ye,h Tor 81 Thom. IN dAYs Qrion watts from viii
mpgtcn NC. difs sud Coqustts tBrl Evans from Bsld
ps,pi reb s-sld Rfssiro tron rsbon, Nrorh oh Pal
csfTTscs rtb sl-sid ysret Boston.
pIrfrsr, March p-sld brig Acsdan IockhArt, NYork
sehrs Rive rose, Rougstel Philadelphia.
Gen wsshirttor q msstsl Hammond, for Nyorn. ldg
HAvRS FEB n sid krsbels rsEksr Tor "Cmtsi s.atgs
rb. Ksyps PiGcs HsrsnA
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Tss L.rr Eoarrsr ~ N0HuicH. Covv.-Ths Nor-
vch Conn c.ttt, q tae i4tS inssant, .pe1Aih =.
rtsoe gives the iooNi1E description OF tn. money
stolen .-sorvieh Bank Faeksgs-This contained th@
a5go~in9 paper phsm. Appleton Co Boston. se.
~sptapcs q usasi Packer. trst dated New srk Oct
T. 1870 six MONTE sue kprl -. 81 $50 Nsls Co.
% Nus 20 boston aA'sa ssn frsnelseo, "a az, n
D.ns In favor q Q W Trumbull At sight, - Ooi -
Pioasroetn Co. Cochitusts Bank go Bark bill,
xA1S All tn above drsfts and ohscks endorsed
y psysbls 20 G Brewer cashier or order. BY Frank
J9snsoo eashisrr Quinsbsug Bank Pscksge-cath
n.o a., no.,cn' No 54s asted March psysbi. to il
Learned Cashier fit2 20. X. = Bennett eShisr, drat
90 Eagle BANK, Roston dstsd March TO order q O.
n PsTkins trsasur.r, sis5; r Adams draft on
I,sh.ns. psps Ba.ton. dated March l. 70 ofssr
ot M wetberii ga 40 All the sbovs bore the
rpecisl sndor'smept ioAor,rg ~ ! brsHi
Msrchsnts' Bank PssksSe-Rutland and Burlington
Poad CO note for $40 coo endorsed BY treasurer and
s,sr,.a h, WIN. Hume. s2ls VI; Chandler Gia8ngs
note sndors,d By ,. D. GiddiDg. 1881 ca Nathan Wa.
IN. q R,ss.rd.ou'. pote' endorsed b5D. NJ Hen.
yilusk, $3.50 N. cssh In bank bills, 1900 Thames
Dana Pscksge-Cssh In bills sl2 soO' sh'rsy
~iekA Dexter sud Pslis 60 al q mos, f2i6 81 y.
~ Fsy's nots, dated March q ISL endowed by Hsr-
wai Rubber GO hnd VIM buesinghsg ~ , mo-
mo.ths sndorssd hy Hayward Rubber Go. snd Wm A
Bussinshsm =, months, Tor sl1ts 50, Samuel Par.
Ghssvicl Dexter ard Fall, Co payable In months
5or tsB 81 Bisochasd Converse h Cos note, dated
rov - 1850 payable II q months endorsed By Read,
shsdvick DeE n ah1 y ssls Co for zoe a. Homers
e1d Ladds nrtt dated Fsb rs 1881 AZ months en-.
sloreed ~ y q Ttumenll sat2 % All payable 10
Isoston, ar 81 rrdtrsed Pay 4 g brewer cashier
a. order Brewer, csahier
In addition 70 the shove. tasrs we're package. be-
longing 20 the f0lloring bank levitt City Bank
81 800 20 windtsm Bauk, ~ go, windham 9. Bank
1850.
what smount 81 notes or ohecss nay have been In
fatae lsat hsnks We % not know Just 70 b.
rrtee horevsr stss9Tsphio message 10 recsvsd RI m
brovfdenee that thsre . check on The Arcade
gank ProvlS,rcs scr al 500. endorsed BY Chase
sss5ser- tdrswsr not knornl, belonging to Windbsm
60 BsBk ..-......
ftIs fourd thst The smouns Ia bills 10 the car
ret bog vas ssi.f0 lees than vas at nrst supposed
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DIED.

Died.
On Friday, March IA WILLIAM youngest SON OF james
The relatives and friends Of the family and the mem
bers and ex members Of the United States Hose Com
pany No 70 are respectfully invited to attend the
afternoon, ct half past o'clock from his late resi-.
dsnce No 800 Broadway, corner Of Duane street
On Saturday March 10, after . lingering illness,
JANE PcKFoRD wife OF Isaac Pickford in the AID year
The friends Of the family and those Of her brother
attend her funeral from her late residence 10 Cherry
ttrest, at halt past o'clock, on Monday afternoon
Without further Invitation Her remains win be taken
to 6t. Johns Chapel for interment
On Aareh 10 PHIIIP Mccall, aged AZ years.
His friends, and those OF his soninlsw, Daniel Co
ham, are requested TO attend his funeral this u IN
day. at O'Clock from his late residen 30
No cal Water street.
On March I5 CHARLES CAvASAcH, stone cutter.
His friends, and thoee Of his brother Michae, are
requested to attend his funeral this Sunday ster-
noon, at o'clock, from lls Ninth avenue.
On March IA, OF consumption, Mr.. JAMES c. ouoHr
His remains will be taken from his late residence
No zoo wes, street on Monday morning I'm 18th inst
On Friday, March IA, META FEHsxNASs, sgsi "a
years and months.
The friends and acQusntanoes Of the family are
respectfully requeeted to attend her funeral Sun
day 10th inst from her late residence No 222 Cherry
On March H. at the City Hospital after short Ill.
ness MAsATH TALBOT, native Of Yorkshire, England
And Is that body cold in death,
The form We loved SO well
And has she drawn her latest breath,
And gone In heaven to dwell
Her friends and acquantGnces are respectfully In
vited to attend her funeral ct No II ClArkson street.
ST. Johns burial ground, on Sunday afternoon at
o'clock precisely.
On FRIDAY night March IA, ANN ELIZABETH, wife OF
Richard h, OLSEN Jr
Her friends and those Of the family, also Franklin
Chapter o. U. A, invited TO attend her funeral,
this afternoon at o'clock, from her late residence
lsQk Forsyth street
On March Ia, OF infamraa attendant on child
birth FRAvcEs Russell, wife Of VIM. Russell.
The Washington Asse ably b. 0. Of Bereans No. 2,
are invited to attend her funeral. Sunday, 10th
inst from her late residence 236 Fourteenth street
and First avenue. Her remains will be Inferred at
Greenwood.
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~ EnPoot stesm.hip City Of aszow, irsm p
-lrtn X MoCnrdv. pbfsdslphia MI nasiinss, 40. W
Biruoe teN~ q ecsratehsleo ia 90 Az,
EtaasitGfa. Carroll Baitincrs We ~ So ~ el
va Peter Nicholson. Piilsaapls Ftst.. nssft 49,
rssl, lola noVton CaIernin Banh Ehilaaeyaia ih9s
sothtr.n 20 Evsn Eysus, beaeiert ~. rm
HpaIsxeea re; IIassr, Ysrti ssth;W ssgi9r 40 Al
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"A nkhrtCI SAFEGUARD Against oUACKEsv.
"A DR. Rsphs Pfsctcsi Private rssss on certain dts
ner nature, tynr,oms, prossl consequences, rs
~ hha cure nc udirE nervous Debility, weshness
W, &C. Sc adapted 20 The ust % evsry individual
oot tsning every PRACTICAL isornston, With
o. or 70 Igds properly trsatsa. stb ed a pp
,ns ~ moss booksellers. asea tree W "a lsssnx
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Tciegrsphic Marine Reports.
CsAEbrsTOS, Lsroh III.
nav oaLKAss. March g.
Cissrsd-Prig Auttns, EYork
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sHIPPING.,,

NJ OTICK.-PAsSANGERs PER STEAMSHIP PACIFIC
Tor Liverpool will please be on board ~ the foot Of
Canal street on Wednesday March 10Th, at IL o'clock A.
and send all luggage not wanted the board
TUESDAY March 18TH marked below with number Of
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their berth.
STATES NAIL :T.4n
q. a,n tas Man; e,
letters papers pass through Post Oos FOR
q ns, Apply &c IS
sssaae .r r. r'fS: s b. r Sso ' @
OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION CoMPANY.-FoR BRE-
=: is:s'SS:as IVA
:Ss % - g: s;:
once Specie delivered IN Havre ~ reduced rates Tor
passage x aoaEs sHaSD RrEKA agents. 50 B,w.,
II
her .ri; Trip: than .ishsssa n:
and We gqaIant.s 70 land pss.spssr. and Bsriord CO
April 20 aas 'hs ..S. g shs
pound Passage this cabin, $50 Sc
Wv BERFoRb Co. 2 A,sor House, v.sey street.
FoE CALIFORNIA; VIA oHAsx.s DIs.G rso TEE
ssrss hiSsr On 1srs.Ssy s:rsS VIZ !. sslssi
leave raas%s en- the 10Th q ssH san
lew first GLASS t.ss rooms rsnsin
81 F.. up ..
TJsI1ED STATES NAIL sTEAssHIP conYAsYzyoE
to San Jraneisco, reduced rasChasrss passengers
At Havana to the splendid steamship FALCON
On "Wednesday, March 49, At the splendid double
engire steamship OHIO 5000 tons burthen yAs. FndlsU
Scbenck Ander. will eAl precisely at O'clock n
from her the foot of Warren N r. With the
Government Mails, direct far Havana New Orleans
Chasres Fresht taken to New Orleans at usual rates
IL
TEE FAvoRlTE STEAMER NEW ORLEANS, CAPT.
D Wood. will oaye Pansms for San Francisco 0rsot.
New WI aSia the s 'sf viii
time TO and not be de- aimed upon the Ithmus
Her well known speed and airy Accommodations nscss
quick For freight apply at the once Of
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DRACT1cAL MEDICAL WORKS FOR POPULAR RrA n
ina Nust rubhshedb on the nature and trestment q
aencss snests arc sfections q this kind pages A.
Illustrated ny ~ oolorcd Plates by Ralph clever H. Price
hlso terie' o. Lectures on Surgical aises,es 1ss Mo-
~ Ife rce y CTS on SELF Abuse and its de poraeia ef
es@ giving treatment BY nev iastrament FOR sails a.
g2z Br' advsy, and ~ Ann-st - -
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IL the aria and duet from Norma she was equally
as succe ssful; and in the aria from Tsncredi and
ia the cavatina from the Barbiere di Sevglia, the
expressions of enthusiasm were rene wed, whilst
toe stage was heaPed with the most beautiful
b )uqueis.
The splendid country mansion Of DR. Thomas
L. Bond, called Mount Royal, located few miles
from the city limits, was destroyed by fire last
night, being the work of an incendiary. II was
fully insured in the Equitable office.
The United States District Court was engaged
yesterday with the case Of United States Us the
brig Chatsworth, seized on the coast of Africa as
elaver, and sent into this port for condemn alton
The case was finally postponed until tomorrow
The vessel is alleged to have had full cargo Of
merchandise, and 10 have been fully equipped for
the slave trade.
The Seeuins had fine house last night, not
withdrawing Parodi's concert.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-16

Abrams n BrEyos AYREs-The province Of
Buenos Ayres advances with gigantic strides 10 It's
glorious destiny improvements and progress
mark every quarter q he city, and section on the
country distiicts
The financial situation and prospects Of he pro-
vince are buoyani and prospe Gus, beyond all pre-
cedent and all expectation The receipts realized
for 1880 amount 70 ~ 3Sl n silver, and as, l0l,-
i35 "a currency, and ihe expenditure, ncludlng
many heavy outlaJs Of az extraordinary character.
ascend 10 s2,09o rls silver and i56.05 .a5l "a
RE. currency, leaving en- approximate disp0sahle
frrd, on the 2lst December 1850, ~ 1865 81 rls
silver, enc slg,0s5, ls3 2 ria. currency
The only alterations a. yet announced for the
crtrprtyeer are for wheeled vehicles, license ~
EI2D. instead Of $50, &c formerly snd dsggerreu.
type painters to pay an annual patent q $500
stamps TOR ecclesiastical dssPa.ches. including
marriages. 10 be on rope Of the value Of 20 end
for marriages. Of csscs, stamps q The taire q SIS
Certifeates 81 the Rsgistfy n MARKS tall e he
renewed this yesr.--Bti''s7 psctet, Jan
posr orrrcr orrsarro~s The Postmaster General
b.. established the following nsv post omess iof me
seek ending March g. 1851 -Bnsr lill. - Lss
fshns county. Nev York Dssit dfimn post ma
TER Freehold Greene CO 4 bgoert Dog
po,tn aster south Alden. Hris Co y. 1.i smss
Chs6d,nsor. pes,w..,.r north CiarNon. Mon.
roe Go Ny John Graasef rostns'tsr ao't'
G'hss,s Co. MI; psvit oog, pos'ms'ser
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The welch citizens OF Utica, N Y, have issued an
address to their countrymen throughout the United
States, with view to raising 5000 to block
OF stone for the W ashington M onument.
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o. N, 18th int AZ ESQ Divisiop street, Mrs I
.obsFtan late n glsssov Scotland. son.
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IN Boston on March is, MIR. EsuDlo ssyeHsz ,Dot1
OF New YORK. 70 Mi'sersA c., daughter Of Robert
Farley, Esa., Of Boston
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Letter BsEs per steamer Brother Jons han for Jamaica
Chssss Psn.fos Valparaiso, Csllao Acapulco sFrEresog
urseor, Sandwich lslsnds 80 viii close ale Exchsng
Reading h9o (t7 k1ehanSsb on Monday It inst, - ~
o'cloek.
Postage San Francisco q which 30 pre-
or net These pas VIII be forwarded in onargs Of sposs
Eee6erger.
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ITO rKxALxs-DR. LArosrs CELEBRATED Put,

FV'U FEMALk8-Dks LAEUNTS NELEUHATFD PfLLA.
Il These pills safe in their eassts Ana are highly
prired afcmae medicine 70 be ussd in OF irrcxu-
laritss obatructions &C. Fun ana expltcs directions
eosed For sale Of Broadway and John street.
Broadway Beach street oerner az C,rna go
Allen Of Broadway and Houston street Price
fifty cents sno one dollar per hes.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-01-20
Aerial Navigation.

In the U. S. Senate last Monday, Mr.. Doug
las presented q memorial from Mr.. Wise, the
Aeronaut, on the subject of Aerial Navigation,
asking an appropriation from Congress to enable
him to fully demonstrate the practibility OF this
science, and its applicability to the purposes to
which he proposes 10 devote it. Mr.. Wise
states that he has devoted sixteen years of his
| life Studiously to the science of aeronauticS;
that during the period he has made about one
hundred aerial voyages successfully and with
safety He states also that he has written a
work upon this science, in which he has given
history of it, and an account Of the develop
ments Of its principles, which has been recei-
we'd with great favor by the scientific world
He also states that he has demonstrated to his
own satisfaction, and is prepared to demonstrate
TO the satisfaction of the world his power to
make this science useful and practicable for the
transmission of mails, and the transportation of
passengers, and especially in the art of war as
well as in peace. He also states that he is pre-
pared now 10 construct balloon 100 feet in di-
ameter, which shall have the power of elevR-
ting 16 tons; that he is prepared to elevate that
balloon over the Capitol, or Presidents House,
or Navy Yard, or any other point which may be
designated, above the reach Of gUn-shot, and
then to discharge imitation missiles Of de-
Structive quality, which would show his capac-
ity to destroy any fleet, fort, or army which may
be beneath it. He also proposes, when he
shall have done that, and has satisfied both
Houses Of Congress, and everybody who will
attend his experiment, that il is entirely within
his control, to take thai balloon to the city of
st. Louis. and make voyage from thence to
the city Of New York. At NewYork he pro-
poses to take in six other passengers who have
already volunteered, and a life boat, and pro-
ceed to England, where he will report TO the
British Government. He expresses entire con-
fdence in his ability 10 10 this with perfect
safety; and furthermore, that he can make a
quicker voyage round the world with his bal
loon than in any other wayj that his exper-
ments have shown that at certain elevation
there is a cure mt of air from West TO East, in
which he can sail with perfect safety, and with
more expedition and velocity than any other
mode of conveyance. He desires the opportu-
nifty OF testing this, and Of satisfying the world
Of the truth Of his theory-Cin. CkTon.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-01-20

Kentncky-D Demoefatic Nominations.
The Democracy u Kentucky met in Con
yention al Frankfort, on the 6lh inst, d
nominate candstes for Governor and Lieut.
Gorsrocr After much debate at A O'Clock
Z. p "a hey nominated Lpzarus w. Powell
0f Henderson, as their candidate for Goyer.
nor ind Robert n. Wirkliffe, Esq, Of Fay.
etie, f2r Lieut. Governor. lsrN's Y
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-01-20
Mysterious Rappings in Providence
and Boston.

We cut the following from the Washing
ton Republic;
awe learn fromthe letter Of a private
correspondent, that the "mysterious rap
pings are again excitingpo httle attention
among the titizens OF Boston and Provi-
dence. This letter was not intended for
publication, but as i comes from source
on which we can rely, md touches some
matters Of curious speculation we take the
liberty of presenting portion of 1t to our
readers. ii
''lhave nothing new 10 tell you touching
the rappings; lam as much in The dark as
ever as to the mode Of their production. n.---
Sounds are made, and furniture is made to
move, and electric sensations communica-
ted. This have heard, seen. and felt; an
do moi believe the manifestations are the
result of collision or trickery. My own O.
pinion, so lar os ] have been able to form
any on the subject, is that the medium (sc
called,) produces unconsciolisly all thest
phenome ma, but my notions are Us yet crude
on this point, and must investigate th'
matter much further before resting in them
satisfied. The subject is beginning TO ere
ate good deal Of attention both here and II
Providence; and almost every one who i
satisfied as to the absence OF trickery
accepts the spiritual solution. When sav
the table move, it moved The length of m
hand. SO that my hand which was resting OF
Lit fell. This was repeated several times.
There were no csstors on the table, aud
required considerable effort 10 move it
The room was light. -Four persons wer
present no one Of whom am confident. ha'
J any thing to do(knowingly) with the emo
tion. II was considered an unsuccessful ex
pertinent, as few nights before The tabl
had been carried across the room and bach
and upsetand restored to its legs. Tn
sane thing was done in very respectabl
} family. Very curious all this, but am dis
posed to believe that spirits out of flesh d
, lit, although am fully satisfied that there
, no human collision in the matter"
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PUBLIC ESTIMATION,

We, the undersigned, residents Of Sing
Sing, Westchester county, N. Y, certify :hat
we have used b. RRANDRErn's Pills, the Veg
etable Universal Medicine, individually, and
in our families, and have found them the best
medicine we ever used. We believe them 10
be deserving of all confidence, by the public
at large, We have seen the most beneficial
effects from their use, in diseases generally
Considered of an opposite character. In no
case havo we seen, or heaio, of any injury
from their usei but on the contrary, the most
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STUpID FoLKs.---Ilbe man who cannot see any
fun in your jokes; the editor who respectfully
declines communications, and the old folks
who will not leave you alone with your lady
love, .efSI No ,gGs