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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-23
To the Sick and Afflicted.
DIR SMANNE-S Cnmpound Slk lP o.

~ WILD CHERRY Since this. the most nvaluabls
discovery Of DR. SWAYNE, thousands have been by re-
ing nn the rayages of the most eNcruc.aimg diseases
From John Milton Earle Proprietor OF the Massachn-
sets Spv Worcester. Mass The following dhotht1 INK
M the great cham Of testimony 20 rs merits ms,
I'VE have used Dr. Swaynes Compound syrup OF WA
and agreeable medicines for coughs. inflammation OF the
throat lungs &c that We have ever tntd ana nave 40
.I f IA ,,c6 pece We 10 ihs Of our free
Will without the KNOWLEDGE Il Dr S"a.ne OF ans 'i ms
Dr. II Ellison. Frankfort Nv. states
II have been engaged IA active practice u '.a,.
eetllar gralua of Irausyitaua- now picscfl' t1"
preparation Of Prunus Virginia or Wild Cherry IN prefer
ence 10 ali other remedies regard Us an my valuable
Lungs HOME CURE. -,,
Ezekiel Thomas. Chcrry-st three dor ~e' 81 S{a ~.
side and breast soreness Of the lungs shohe>> o nrun
loss of appctto night >weats &c indeed hs "hoe sen
pound syrup of Wild Cherry was restored I'D eleo '.''"
Look vel 20 the marks Of the genuine .
Remember the original aud only genuine preplai' ol
Wild Cherry Is put zap square bottles, covered "ln
beautiful wrapper. steel engraving WIN portrait vi III
lively fictitious and counterfeit , t-
Iaborsory removed Ia North Seyeuthsi second dloI
above Market where are prepared an ot Dr Swane other
Famv Medicines Panacea Nernhfage. Sugar Coated Sar
' sae ~ RING corner Of Broadway and john
Dr. WARNER ze5 Beecsef IN, fok ~ e,,SrS 1
Nonroe: LYON. ~ Gr-nd-s RtSHToN g., ~
Broattay ID SANDS 200 FqliTn 6 rE>E SkI - n
50 Ma.den-lsue NIrs HAYS. Brooklyn myzl 2nAi"NS'
AIRS. NJ. HAYES. Futon-st Brook
W.. Is agent for the sale 81 DR. HoOfLANDs
celehrited GERMAN BITrERS prepared by Of. b
aGciuua Tie superior virtues Oh ihs s.'-
,n. nr tue crre IF LIVER Complaint. Nervous De'iF.
Dyspepsia. Nc. too well known To legwlv> TSS.
here -e'f w.
n Ii. RING. 1872 BROADWAY, corner
Nsof Iokn.st has the Agency 4 d.. HOOP - ~ )
GERMAN BIrTERS. prepared by Dr. { VI JAG h>oN.
phalolphia Thtse Riters stand unTNalled ~ cure
e disease iu Tie Liver. y mac q. Aiuets AAI ~ We
pes ms suffering from amy Il -Ae above diseases ,'' >r
! Tins great restorative III dehilgaied constitutions
| ell NV S>6ws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-23

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that
Letter. Of Ajtome, gwen 90 4. y COLE 20 sell h
L. BROWNS improved SASH BALANCE. have been
dsls revoked ounieman1ed. and made 'oid irom Tie
l&h INST and recorded 40 Washington City All pefSo>
having DO ght nights of Y COLE, arc notified - CAV,
Immediate information OF What potion vt territory t"St
haNt Norglt. or Il viii he Sod AGAIN Address "a &
BROWN. care OF Mum c.. rs Fultou-s,, Ncw-lorN-
ey3 -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-23
DUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS OF

n FICE, No. Nassau strcetNoticei is hereby gwen 70
the relatives and next Of KIN Of RICHARD KENNEDY.
Baltimore, passenger Empire City from Chagres de
ceased, and who alleged 10 have died neState that the
effects of the SAID interstate IN the hands of the Public Adj
unlstrator VIII be administered and disposed of by hm
cormg o law, unless the same be claimed by some lawful
administrator Of the deceased 10y the 9th day ot
July next. Dated. NeVv-York, June Q. 1851.
90 law4wM JAMES, THAYER. Public Administrator.
TNERSHIP The undersigned
ton Of a GENERAL BANKING, STOCK, COMMlS-
SION EXCHANGE and COLLECTION business At ~
" All Il under the fnn of n X. COBB 90.
NATHL. X COBB (of the late firm OF
Gilbert Cobb \ JOfmSon.)
VA { WOODW ARD date with Adams Sturees.
JAMES II SrEBBlNS,
tReccn,y from the office Of L W. Clark DODGE CO..
NeM-N York. NAV l. 1871. loa Ih
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-23

hNIMEK = I I IT II M Il u y =
Manufactured ~ Springfield Mas aaa 81 'e1
- P1ladclphia b, Mcs>r> PALMER 60 Al Sl'' :,
from Ntw-Nork ami New England m">l ~ "N'' wv
PALMER \ CO Springfield, Mass , - .,,..,,.. a
have examined carefully The Arihe"i LeI mi -
d. NJ II 4 Palmer It, construction : simple ana ~
execution - beautiful anG what u most in..'i t~', ,
who lave tlsc misfortune 10 require substitute s -
raj lul ana tile suod fortune 90 use t, ali concur ~ D.
no ,r.,rgl tesfinon, % IL ~upeuort ~ conf 20 anu
utilftF 'NAA-'A ''
- New York. Jan % 1881 -.,i
have sen several II the Artificial Legs ~
D, Me~sfs Palmer y c. IN u>e, al N''iS'''' ~
D. any with which am acguauttd q, . c,.~..-,
.WUIIRD PARKER, VI - Prot 81 >UIsSrA,,
" Ianuan r. 1891 ia Col fu.s- "''- -
Di,p,,S9fkms 10 AeUWNF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-23

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Sur
rocate Of the County Of New York, notice hereby
10 all persons having claims against PETER d.
WEIGHT late OF the Cy Of NcvYOrk. deceased 10 pre-
sent the with vouchers thceoftO the subscriber a the
Office Of G. DE WITT. Esqs No SO NaSsaustrect t,
IA the City Of NewEOTk before the tweniyseyeuth
day Of September next Dated NewYork. the tvenySe-
COnd day of March, 1851
ma lay.Cm SARAH WEIGHT, Admnistratnv
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BY ORDER of the Hon. Nathan B.

RY ORDER of the Hon. Nathan b.
More, Judge ofthe Suprcmc Court notice IS here
~ published Il order egirng all The creditors OF
MINK { hONLE. q The City 81 Bgookiyn. an nsoyont
'hof 10 show cause any they have before the said
seegc ~ ius Chambers the Cny Hail. IA the Cny Of
h,Ss ihe 'hitcth Gay 81 August, 1851 40 10 O'Clock
% forenoon o that day. Ghy assignment 81 the estate
- s%o nso.'t4 shOu.d rot he made. and he he dis
s'u tul ne dtU',. according o. The pTCrlsons 81 the
s..etS cticermng voluntary ,gnnCnis made puysu-
81 pAh, aip!tJ'CA "a an usolvtn 90 creditors Ua
w setf Z, lS3i CHAIR - UNLOCK,
""'"Nf"M Atpmc) for insyiYtNt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-23
NOTICE i UEREBY GIVEN, that

AOl II T. Is IL EhI4Dl VI ~, INV
warrant has been issued by the itonorNic iciN p
Edwards one o the Justices of the supreme C"uil 81" W
State OF New York directed to the sheriff o the Guy anu
County New York, commanding ann 10 aiic Ssl.e anu
safely keen the steamboat called the IELk|kNft' pt
lnging o. the port Of New York and last commanded nN
Parks and that all persons who clam Q" nave amy N,-
mandS against the sand vessel her tackle apparel aad %
nurc under the provisions of the Ih title OF the 6h cha
tcr Of The thd part the Revised Statutes are required Z"
deliver account % their respective claims !" IN, SuN Us
tcC al the CITY Hall m hc CITY of Newly ora, WITHIN trtt
months nom the FIRST publication Of thus notice. or na' tIi
remedy against the sand vessel viii be forfeited A>o N'
notice thar sand vessel VIII hc sold Tor the ENmtnt ~ tt
CLAIMS AGAINST her unless the owner cou>igntt oi com
mauder thereof some person Interested teien appvN
and discharge the sand according 10 Jaw Wihn the
sald three mouths Dated New York MaN ~. lN1l
THOS u SHERWOOD, Atty for Atiarlung (fS1U"f
80 Ian 9mNI Mall-St NgW-NVlk City
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-23
~ ORDER Of JAMES MULLETT.

Esquire. Justice 81 the supreme Cauri II the state
Ui NcuNOk, notice - hereby gIyen u, All aftachmeut
has issued AGAINST The estate II ELISHA WEIGH uoa-
e>dcui dehtor IND that tn same VIII ht sold Tor tue pay
msnt f Ll> debts, un'ss Dc appear add discharge such
aitaclRui according 90 law. within months foa the
ms pUtia ATTAIN q t notice and that the payment III av
Debts hm ~ residents Il hlS State and the dcve a.
10 mm r bs II any property within tins state he
logpc 60 An and tbctauSier Of such property hy
hr. lfIh,,0tu iy .fv and won't
HOUGHTON \ SPRACUE. Buffalo. y Y
AZ lnNelnM AllnlneNs Ilr Attaching Cr,. IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-23
T a SVRROGATE'S COURT held

and r the County Of Sew-York at the Surrogate
Office, TIE City of NewYors the twou ysevenih q
May he year thousand oght hundred and ffy-cne
Present Alexander Bradford, Surrogate In the matter
# the app cation 20 mortgage lease sell the real estate
Of LUDWIG KIINK, deceased. On reading and fling
the Application Of James s. IhayeT, Public Administrator
IN The Cyo Newly ors and admnista.or Of the estate II
Ludwig Klnk, late If the City Of NewY0rk. deceased
for authority to mortgage lease sell the real estate Of the
sad deceased iar the payment Of his de's ordered
that all persons Interested IN the estate If The SAID Ludwig
knk deceased appear beiore the Surrogate Of the County
II New YORK, ~ hls Office, IN the City II NewYork. On
the oureeu day If Juy next az zen O'Clock. ne fore
Of that day then and there show why thor
IT. should n" be given 20 the sad administering 10 mort
gage, lease or -' oh 4 the real estate Of the aid
LndWig kiuS, deceased shall he sufficient pay ms
debts. lmy3 4wl A. W. BRADFORD. SurTogafe.
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ARTIFICIAL TEETH Inserted,

" without removing the old roots. by Atmospheric
pressure 81 springs. J. FOWLER $50 Sprung 81 pe'."
Greene i"~' '''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-23

DR. s ROSE = au Honorary Member III ihe Pai-!ei-
pla Medical S,ce,y and graduated n 1920 from the i9-
yer>fy of PtuuSy lala under the guidance u the lia
er.,.ft Pr,f,>ors Ph,>lCk. Chapman. Gibson. Coke
Isnss ana Hare-uamc> celebrated Tor Mrucd >eiei'ce
-, having lad daily intercourse and consultation tn
,h i,.f,rr,i,hel Phys,caus respecting diseases ~ AZ
lnS Sand The progeI remedies therefor and BENG socI'el
hv tOl>eu0> ~ patients 20 pui zap ms -'-
e. IN ,ae public As the results o his experience Tor
the mast thrty wears.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-23

WEOI FSAIE and RETAIL DEPOT 50 NasNau-S'
,r Tuifon-> .Si for safe by Chs> h RING, ls- hfoao
~sy cor Jou> Hal RucNe CO gus |5re 75 R.S
McaAim. 3il BroAdWat SIs'ui- ~, -, u ~ -
s., AMI s3 Kut>,s->t Dr T. Vi Gulon. ~ bowep cor
Grand II . X A sands. iSS BoweIy, cor Sprhs-SN
r.rne eiMNSs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-23
N PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Sur

y Z ItDN NV II Ut uII VI Ut1 Ut IIII 'IUI-
y rO-ate Of the County Of NewYOrk notice hereby
gwen 20 an persons having claims AGAINST THOMAS
STEELE late of the City Of NcwYOrk. deceased 20 pre-
the with vouchers thereof 20 the subscribers
the Office Of Jesse Read No u Cortand-sroet the City
of New YORK. before the fifteenth day II july next
Dated Ne,,-YO the eleventh dav Of January. 1851.
JAMES G. STEELE, DEMONSTRATORS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-23

IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Sur
y r'ate Of the County Il New York. notice hereby
e. all persons having CLAIMS agau, " LILLIAN A COL
MAN. late of the City of New York. deceased present
The with cers thereof 90 the subscriber az ms Of
fee ca Broadway. the City Of NewYoTS W before
the twelfth day Of Move Hir nevDated NegYork. the
lGh day of Nav. l85i SAMUEL. COIMAN
Hiyi2 lasgdu.Ais Administrator.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-23
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that

NE subscriber has revoked the Power Of Auornes
heretofore sven 10 ALBERT COOKE. who = uo longer
"Nh" ~" To act ~ such Attorney Dated New Upc
n, iS@i ucS 81 u MELVILLE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-23

5 Y FIKSUNNIEO Of IN Order OF Inc SIR
: rora.e Il the County OF Network, notice Is hereby
gwen Ia all PERSONS HAVING claims against FREDERICK
AOiIiICt late of ihe Ilty of New YORK baker deceas
cd 20 preesnf the with vouchers thereof - the SUBJ
~cnter, 90 the oG.cc Cd JACOBS RDSE\SrEIN. 81 No
~ JamcsiIoct, u tie Cts 81 ScwlOrk. before me
Thirteenth Gag 81 October next Dated. New-YOrk the
seventh day of Apul, 1871. ELIZABETH MOLLITOR,
ala laRGmM' Administrator
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DR ROSES EXPECTORANT,

INK. ROSE = t.AfEI lOh-tN l. vi
NCOCGH SYRUP Tor Consumption. Colds, Oous"N,
Asthma Spltng of Bloe Bronchitis. and all Diseases OF
The Lungs Tins Syrup having stood the teSt OF many
vear> Ner,ncc - remedy for irritation or Imam ''l1i
OF the Lungs Thruat BrOncAa acknowledged ns All
Ia h., remedy enlnenty superior 20 other known COM,
rounds used Tor the relief and radical cure q" coughs 'u
Con>,mptlon PIlCe 81 cts and 81
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-27

OBlTUARY.-Di Died, on Tuesday, filth inst, inI
FAINT son orJosEPH V. PATroS from the Judgment
OF a foreign substance i'll the Trachea, producing
irregular paroxyisms Of spasmodic coughing, and
alarming symptoms of approaching ~asphyxia, with
violent TracheU Bronchitis. which terminated
fatally on the 9lh day. Upon post norton ex-
animation a large grain OF corn was found lodged
low down in the Trachea. with traces Of extensive
inflammation - HiHsJoro' NeWs.
A Coon ONE.-A certain tight. listed
old codger ct this city happened in al
Fosters Philosophical instrumental man
ufactory, a few weeks since, where he
was shown the Cords Prayer engraved
in a space about The size of a Ave cent
piece, with which he was very much
pleased. Returning home he related the
circumstance to his family. and a prodi-
gal (2) son coming into the sitting roomy
the following ensued:
my sou, would you suppose the Lords
Prayer could be engraved in a space no,
larger than tho area of a half dimel"
~Well, yes, father, if halfdime is as
large in everybody's eye as it is in yours.
| think there would be no difficulty in
putting it on about four times incin-
natl Times.
EVrA man attempted to spell crockery,
yesterday, and proceeded thus
Kraughkearreighe-
but expired in a spasm before he could
make a y, with which he intended to end
the W, I'd Boston Post, llcs
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-27

ANALOGOUS VhLAINV.- On Saturday
evening last. while NJ. John ColSon and
his wife were absent in attendance OF the
Ethiopian Concert. tbeirbouse on Church
street was entered by two ol more scamps
whc, after binding and gagging a little
boy then and there present, proceeded to
rifle c%upboards, drawers, &c, for the pur.
pose Of pillage. After satisfying them.
selves with such booty as they found, they
carried the buy 10 the yard gate, remov
cd his bandages and ran off.. The boy
says the villains were b ackeued and 9th
erwise disguised, to prevent recognition.
Our citizeus may be assured that there
ia a worse set of thieves. %loafers, &c, a,
bout town, just now. than has infested il
before for years.- ChiHicothe Gazette.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-27

A New STATE.-Some Of the New
York editors are talking about erecting a
new State out Of Manhattan Island. (the
city, Long Island and Staten Island. to
be called, legally, the State of Manhattan,
and popularity, tie State 9Me three Is
lands. 1t would contain at this time
neatly Que million Of inhabitants, It's a
very pretty idea. hut they will not get it
accomplished, 1t would require the ron.
sent of the State of New York. which is
not likely to be obtained easily. and then
it would require the consent Of Congress,
as little likely to be given as the other,
We think there is no probability that it
will ever be seriously attempted UeU'
Herald,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-27
NATIONAL CoURTEsy.-The Republ

NATIONAL CoUnTEsY.-The Republic
of yesterday publishes a letter. received
on the 7th lust. atthe Post Office Depart.
ment from the General Post Office Of
Great Britain, exhibiting a very liberal
and friendly spirit on tho part Of the
British government. They promptly and
courteousiy forwarded tho mails of the
Atlantic by their own contract packet
Africa, creditiag tie United States with
Tie sea. postdge,-Th The letter says that this
was done, "his Lordship feeling assured
that the u. S, Postmaster General would
have adopted like liberal course to
wards the English department under sim
liar circumstances" An order had also
been given that a ship letter mail might
come out by the Cambria to sail from
Cork with the Atlantic's cargo.-.Bah
tSAn,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-27

SEC. 2. In the county of Holmes, on the
Sd Monday in January, the Sd Monday IN
April, and the LIST Monday in September.
In the county Of Ashland, .on the I'd Mon
day of February, the LIST Monday in MOy,
and the Sd Monday of September.
In the county Of Medina, on the LIST Mon
day Of March, the Sd Monday in May, and
the lst Monday in October.
In the county of Wayne, on The ID Mon,
day of March, the lst Monday of June, aud
the 4th Monday Of October.
SEC 3. That if the court IN any county
shall not have finished lis business before the
time prescribed for holding the Court in any
other county of said Circuit, the Court may
continue It's term for the purpose OF trans
acting probate and testamentary business
granting letters of guardianship, finishing
the trials of any cases that shall nave beef
commenced, and for the return OF process,
SEC. A. All laws or parts Of laws incon
%sistent with the provisions of this act, be ant
the same are hereby repealed.
JOHN F. MORSE,
Speaker Of The House Of Representatives
CHARLES c. CONVERS,
Speaker Of The Senate
January 8, 1851.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-27
judicial Circuit, is hereby repealed.
JOHN F. MORSE,
Speaker Of he HOuseof Representatives..
CHARLES c. CONVERS,
Speaker Of The SeHate.
January 10, 1851.
January 10, 1851.

No. b.
AN ACT Prescribing the times of holding
the Court. of Common Pleas in the Four
teenlh Judicial Circuit.
SEC. l. BE il enacted By The General As
Sembly Of the Stale Of Ohio, That the Courts
Of Common Pleas shall be held hereafter in
the several counties in the Fourteenth Judi
cial Circuit, as follows s, 10 wit:
In the county of Cuyahoga, on the first
Tuesday in January, the third Monday in
March, the third Monday in June, and the
second Monday in October.
In the county of Geauga, on the third
Monday in February, the third Monday in
May. and the third Monday in September.
In the county of Lake on the first Monday
in April, third Monday in July, ard first
Monday IN September.
In the county of Lorain, on the first Mon
day in February, first Monday in May, and
second Monday in November.
Sec. 2. That all acts or parts Of acts in
consistent herewith, be, and the same are
hereby repealed; Provided, that the January
term for the county of Cuyahoga, shall be
held under the restrictions provided in the
first section of ian act prescribing the times
of holding the Court of Common Pleas in the
Fourteenth Judicial Circuit, and for other
purposes" passed February 2, lS4o.
SEC. 3. That the provisions Of the law
now in force, with regard TO the March, June
and October terms of said court in C~uyahoga
county, shall be continued in force, provided
that the grand jurors shall be summoned to
attend at said terms, on the third Monday
thereof, instead of the second Monday.
JOHN F. MORSE,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
CHARLES c. CONVERS.
Speaker Of The Senate.
January II, 1851.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-27

KIDNAPPINo 4 QUEEN.-Snmu time in
the month of July nr August last, the A.
mericsn schooner, Jupiter, Capt. Snow.
arrived al the lsland of Dominique, tome
of tho group Of tho Marquesas lslanls)
and remained there fur several weeks.
While at The Island Of Dominique, the
captain and mats induced live females,
OBe of whDm was the queen of the bay
and ouly fourteen years of age, and The
others the daughters Of chiefs Ia go on
board the schooner by some false pre-
tence and. soon after they were nn board,
got under way. and forcibly, aud against
the will Of the females. brought them t.
tina port. During tho voyage tho females
were treated with great cruelty. and aiteI
thoir arrival here they were treated still
worse, so much 81 that all of them jump
ed overheard. end e~ndesvnredto escape.
Having been saved from drowning
they were again taken IN board. and,
o Atler. the schooner sailed for Stock
totL still retaining the females on board.
The captivea were afterwards taken
10 San Francisco, by Cal Hays. AID up
on being taken before The Justices Of the
Supreme Court. we're orderedto 90 free
Cap. Snow aud his mate. Coleman, we,e
also arrested. aud after ali examination
committed for trial. for false imprison
ment Of the women on board his vessel
iuthe Bay. Bail was fixed at So, 900.
Ala California
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-27

KossUrn.-A Washington letter to The
New York Tribune, says that another de
spatch has been received from friends nj
Kossuth. in ConStautinnplo, who repre-.
sent that oil hopes Of his liberation with.
out the intervention of the United States
or England. ara at au end. The despatch
comes through Governor Ujhazy. who
has translated it Into German aud trans.
mitted it to the Government.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-27

PRoGREss OF MIssIoNs.--The number
OF missionaries employed in heathon coun'
tries by the various denominations Of .
vangelical Christians. is believed to be
not less than 1900, Including their as.
sistsnts. native and foreign. tho number
will exceed $500. 1t was recently stat.
ed by Rev. DR.. Anderson, at Boston. that
there was contributed in this country,
during the past year, for foreign missions.
an aggregate of $4,000. For home
missions, including church edi6ces. tho
support Of approaching. &c. there has been
expended nearly 50, 700 200, Connected
with these denominations, in tho United
States, ore $4,000, OL0 church members.
SEQ 900 churches, aud %, 900 Ministers.
The same %classes Of Christians in Great
Britain, contribute for foreign missions,
S9 900 ,0OOanuually aud ror home missions
an amount neatly equal tn those made in
this country forthe samo object.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-27

a CuRlosIrY,-A rat 10Th hoyns,-A
Rat with HERNIA was caught on last Satur
day. by MIR, HinemOn, q store keeper on
Federal ST., Allegheny. One ofthe horns
was three inches long, aud projected from
the upper lip; the other which was not So
long. was Just above the ear, and resem
bled a goats horns, and we're apparently
hard. II Appeared to be almost exhaus'
ted with hunger. aud was evidently suf
fering much from the horn through the
lip. This isprobably the rares, curiosity
in tho rat species ever seen.--Pttts. Com
Jour.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-27

HIGH WINDs.-About noon, to-day
(Feb. "a our city was visited by a hur.
%ricane, which threatened great damage.
at blew as though 'twould blnwn its last!'
Within eye.shot of our sanctum. one of
the iron spires ON the beIfry of the Asso-
ciate Reformed Church toppled over, and
the fence before the Jail yard was prostrs-
ted. The old eagle OF the courthouse
steeple bowed before the blast, but rode
out the gale in safety. There must have
been a cracking time in the woods aud
among telegraph poles.--SciO. Gag.