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NEW ADyERTIsEMENT--Lst every bod

NEW ADvERT1sEMENT-Lst every body
r. r. n.
R.aDW.AY'S READY RELIEF Z y
rs THE FIRST AND ONLY REMEDY EVER RECORDED IN THE
MEDICAL HISTORY OF THE WORLD THAT HAS STOPPED
THE MOST VIOLENT PAINS IN FEW SECONDS.
will atop THE MOST SEVERE PAINS IN FIVE MINUTES Or
SHs NJ fsli si fIiH' on
INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL.
osS ELL In giving instant sao tho most 'omennS and ago
TO THE SICK AND PAIN-sUFFER1Na OF NEW
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1T HAS CURED,
IN NINETY CASES OUT OF HUNDRED,
4 $$$I
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SICK HEADACHE
sgor TIE most
poisonous acids Of the system.
PREVENTION
thd da heavy feelings
IN BATHING,
sn Neck and Temples s X o.,r hs
prevent sickness Ieadache bidasasss
ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS,
PAF SE Il (s hl X. s. Sss
the most distressing discharges and will speedily
NEURALGIA
PAIN STOPPED INSTANTLY.
aaa @ sa Ss
sons Of departing pain 1t has Thousands Of
s 4 .G hi a ,Ss s s. a.
@ % s py the @
pains. VI '-' -''''A'
PAINS RELIEpED IN EYE MINUTES.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF VIII stop the and ercrueaug
non y TS ss
,is' sas S ass
cue % Ss t nse ns
every s
town the Union for the last four have tested themselves
CHILL FEVER.
C1lzLLs STOPPED IN d FEW MfYUTEs-PALE RELIEpEo
INSTANTLY
s,s sf, RE d i, charm ca
rates with health and strength and secretion the ys
PAINS OF ALL KINDS.
asssy 5 P aa p e.
NJ Lys
RAILWAY h CO., 1872 Fulton street, NewYork.
SOUTHERN DEPOT,
JOHN WRIGHT co, ISL Charities street. Neworlesns, .
" General Agent who will supply deaiera in the country Rad
LARGE BOTTLES
M sMa4G SO
az BY O. n MORRISON, il Magazine street, anG By
ASK or h. R. R., or RAILWAYS READY RELIEF mha1 1y.w
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LIE Conseil reeoit un message par lequel lie
Conseil des Assistants Aldermen l'informe ou,il
a sanctionne Performance concernant les whar.
fingers, sauf un amendement Particle Ter oui
substitute aux mots stous les deux ans ceux de
''chaque aimee" ensuite
Sur motion de M. Clark, Pamendement est
adopte
LIE Conseil Sc forme en- seance secrete.
La nomination faite par lie Marie, de M. e.
Mazerat, al aplace de capitaine de la Police du
troisieme District est confrmee
Apres quoi, les portes sont ouvertes, ct lie Con-
sell sajourne au mardi Is du courant, a six
heures P. M,
CHARLES CLAIBORNE, Secretaire.
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GENUINE MEDICINE WAREHOUSE, No.


~ 151 CHARITIES STR EET-J. CO. having soIyt
TO stand unvad in every department business a
with the and all the popular
sns the Uuted States keep them constantly
with fresh and ample below
prices BY tins they enabled to Offer for the nspec
which
any other Having had in the purchase
sale Of Patent Medlcines they facilities conducting
particular the liberal
supply the trade exceedingly low that the
a to realize handsome his whole
1as or retail A. s establishment be found full assostnen of
ALL GEN UlNE PATENT MEDICINES The following
part Of their assortment and furnished to
eguiar pTreh
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PLAsTERS.
Shsrman's Poor Man'a
Allebasis's Poor MANS
Allebasis's India Rubbef Back,
The Improved Poor Mama,
Jew Dsvid'a or Hebrew,
Peters Vegetable,
knapp's Indian,
Whites Machine Spread Strength.
ening,
Whiting "a Strengthening,
kidd's Imperial,
Herrick'a Royal,
LINIMENTs.
Butler's Bone and Fever,
Bartins's Lotion,
Dayis'a Horse,
Hunt's, Hayes, scians', Hewes'
TOOTH PASTES.
Sherman's Compound oris Tooth,
Thompson'H Aromatic Tooth,
Jones's Tootbaehe.
LOZENGES.
Shsrman's Cough, Worm camphos -
Ching's Worm,
Wstar's Cough.
DROPS.
Solomon's Toothsche,
sherman's Toothache,
- l.
H''' M,5Issc1gEyf'iIIa.Mn.o.,s
.rt.r,,. M = 80, s..LASh'Ses.
E,na,i. ss ss, :
rr,s S.e oi,u. ,r1tae',
49,. S pat hlL4'u's
W. Etsissi. S,.,
$3.50. 1877 nj So.unu,
nsasaa;, In,;. oI ~
~ 49, En.a. a Uu,; s
Nv Hau.,s 6r, " ,ns, c..,,.,
cnllan,a Ee,nti !, srsnyfs, s'f'''s''
GnIlsn,s irdian v sss,h p
Rowsnd,s Nas;c 7 go ''e nah'eus
BeIJis hrmv T;nciHra o'
nanis,s p.yy,a ,..s
IS,rs's slfara,ina HA''hc''
Jayne,s la, r.
Isyns,s Ca- n
y c,sa,',iS. f rNv,
Ri, Ti, p w'I,''iA"'e'
iInha,;n p,Io a,o.,
ianas,. Ssa, 49, a.'e Sy'
P'Ia aoap' -
20 IW,,
Ma 1owa,, ~ ~ 49,
Per- psSr;s,. r. Rst, E s!nl,
Joras,s I,.Ir pas,n Nm ni,'
I yones,s ,r H. Ivaveihi1 W.T.
ResVs Hail II s.tnra,iva
Soda Powders. Colognes
NJ, e., ''"' @oiosheh'
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA iiPAUIINE COu
SEcoSpECouR pE DISTRICT NLLE0lLEANs Hon JUAON-
- VILE vs.. SON MART.... 53i4.
GfETTE AFFAIRE ayant etc soumise par
de parties ct Ia Cour eouserant les paioeries
ehnt convaheue les t6mognagcs
eus pae portion pagnan dams les
de eue eu npres
est plenemen dGmontree-
est oonn aGge ct d6cee quune separation ait e
ae "a lecouvre du desndeur
fgdenx pasres ntere legal 1852 our
deante udsae iusqua parf paieen ypo-
lroits parapheiuanx. ~ '
La Reclamation de Ia pagnane Reinforcement ct MI pge
qui Sc ouveht dams residence
par des peuves suafsanes eat rcjet6e. it''
Judgement rendu 1881 Judgement sipue lie % mai 1880
p lSgnei s J. N, LEA Juge.
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No. 80.
Mn Ordinance regulating awnings Sheds and hanging Signs
orer Sidewalks and Foot,raps.
Be it ordained by the Common Council of the CITY of
New Orleans That it shall not be lawful for the ten
ants or occupants of stores dwellings to suspend or
hang over the sidewalks footway any awnings sheds
or hanging signs unless the be at eight feet
above the level of said sidewalks footways under
penalty OF ten dollars per diem for each every day
SAID awnings sheds or signs remain after being duly no
fled for the removal of the same
BE it further ordained That it Is made the duty of
all Police officers to report to the Commissioner of Streets
Of his deputies any infrngements of the foregoing
BE 1t further ordained That it Is hereby made the
special duty of the Commissioner of Streets or his depu
ties to prosecute to conviction any violations of this ord
nance after due notice has been served aforesaid
Be it further ordained That this ordinance shall not
take effect until after it shall have been published by the
Mayor in the Official journal for twenty days
D. All ordinances parts ordinances contrary to the
foregoing, be. and the same are hereby, repealed
lsgnedl w. c. 9. CLAIBORNE,
rs,, President Board Of Aldermen.
LSgnedl FRANS. ALPUENTE,
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
Approved May II, 1857.
myls aot tsignedl AID. cRossMAN, Mayor.
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. = = 9 . = 9 3 8

IF G o U N 7 e r FEITS!!-sm
C0UNTERFEITS .4BOUND!!
Al other falsely named PAIN EXTRACToRs Coanters of
DALEYS The worthless who sell ty stealing
name they induce tho their nostrs
Agents. - = '' "N'"'i-'1
ES ATTEND TO TIE PECULIAR MARKS UPON THE GEN
uINEi AND OBSERVE THAT THE NAME, al, DAIIEYn re
WRITTEN WITH PEN, IN DIFFERENT CoLoRED INK ON
UPON IT. -' ~ $1,000 o o1'Nis DE
Genera Depot for the United States where
Will De promptly executed. y DALEY Il CO..
4l5 HADWAY, New York.
SOUTHERN pRCT,
- ISL CHARITIES STREET, NewCreans,
Where all Dealers the States LOUISIANA ALABAMA
SISSlFPI, KENTUCKY
III the State Of MISSOURI be promptly suppIrd '
JOHN WRIGHT & CO.,
au20 BIN General Agents said Territory,
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CoNsEIL DIES Observation-Disclosures.


NouvELLE-0RLEANs, Is mai 1859.
A Honorable President Ell d .Nessieurs les
memories du C0nseii deS .aldeymen.
Messieurs, - al Phonneur de vous transmet
tire cl-joint, les ordonnances ct les resolutions
suivantes, passees par le Conseil DIES Assistants
Aldermen, dams ieurs seances DIES Z, IL ct l3 du
courant, ct qui sont soumises votre sanction
ordonnance concernant lie sergent 'armes du
Conseil DIES Assistants Aldermen.
Resolution autorisant lie marie a passer nm
contrat avec W. j. Stevens, pour la Furniture de
I40o0 yards carrees do blocs de grant pour le
pavage de la rue Annonciation
hesoluhon qui decide que tous les contrats de
quelie que nature qu'ils soient, seront nublies
deux fois dams lie journal offciel.
Resolution qui autorise lie Placement dune SOM
me de $2OO pour depenses courantes dc Ia Mai
son de Travail
Resolution qui autorise le Placement dune SOM
me de $3.50 pour depenses courantes de 10 Mai
son de Travail pendant le mois davril
Preambule ct resolution autorisant lie whar-
finger du troisieme District d faire cnleyer de L.
Leyes certaines piles de bois.1
Resolution relative Ia publication des ordon
nances dams 10 journal otfioiel.
Ordonnance qui fxe les honoraires des officers
ct employees de la corporation.
Oidonnanee qui determine les tleyoirs DIES me-
decins DIES prisons, des Maisons de Travail. etc.
pour 10 vile de 10 Nouvelle- Orleans ayec mn
substitut).
Ordonnance qui amende Performance intitu-
lee - Ordonnance pour organiser lie departe-
ment de la police de la vile de la Nouyelle-Or-
leans,
Ordonnance relative la nomination dun no.
taIre public de la vile de 10 Nouvelle- Orleans
Resolution qui recommande au MARIE de pres
crlre iavocat de 10 vile de prendre les measures
necessaires pour proteger les interats de la Vile
a Ioccasion de 10 vente projetee par la Compa-
gnie de Navigation. -. 'r'7
J,ai fhonneur detre yotre obeissant serviteur,
WALTER H. PETERS, Secretaire
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RROUGHT to the Police Prison of the g
II , First District "a
high; says he belongs 10 Mr. Guriey. ~ M
GEORGE black, years feet X inch high saws he H.
longs to Mira Matilda Phillips - ~ e'' ' "
belongs to Mr. Bosar. ~ s'' ' ~
she belougs to Mr.. Ayeeno ~ ' " ' s''' '"''
WI Lila light gf about 80 old feet inches high,
eak about 81 old, feet So inches high
The Owners will please comply with the respecting them
Neworleans May T. 1857. my7 iaws,
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STATE OF LOUISIANA IIPAuIJNE CoIJI0N III
SECOND CouRr or NEwOn1E AN AiONVIE WEE M
/; I. cHALoN vs.. HER HUSBAND. No 5s7a 0f
NHlS CASE having been submitted by con-
sent OF parties and the Court considering peadngs being
satisfied iron, The evidence addncsd that the
and dollars the share Of plaintiff in the
her mother and her deceased brother
respects fully made - ~
ordered audged and deceed that separation property
place. and that the plaintiff
eeyea hundred and ghtywo dollars, with legal
I'm OF May 1851 the day Of judicial demand till paid
their parapherna rights. "
The claim Of plaintiff relative to the furniture common
dwelling not having been supported by evidence
Judgment rendered May 49, 1884, Judgment signed May
.. lsashedl J. NJ LEA, Judge.
A. d.
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IA GER
tain, ef-
lfectual 4
M pit
rem e dy
for Diar-
Irnna,Dy-
l6epte ry
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ST,Iy ,fuNNF
uv1rE p17prIr, or l MamIohlEAss. slaY V lss2
'Ai -, -. w lieiSp nUtiieo eiitt tHey
are isqana 10 fehoys a stores Goods, Wares
S u ofr xencies, ana property Of every de-
anes alleys an in violation Of city ordinances in default
.neH w ~ nc. e aea 10 law and the said
arues Will De removed at the expense o. The owners
Je+ " JAMES JoLlS, Street Commissioner.
Nro o. D...1.ay M ~ CT,
I'M ". ol.--feSOlpea, mat the Comptroller be,
hereby suction after ten dnps notice
the repairs paving streets of the First Third
reject bids and adjudcaoua. Hs 'sn' 10
rS.y, President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
lsSnsal WI pres Ia t Ran.a 81 si,ornor
Approved LIST June, 1852
[Sgnedl A. D. CROSSMAN NJayor
#
In accordance with the foregoins ,u re % fns
@ - tI - .'tui, ,C C,e ~ ieeoiu-
oek M vii; aS9asnts NM oas ~ In. sne i5a ast a. -
named contrsets ia d1 n DERys ..e noo' 9
HN EcnT WIN nh,4 IL. c.,,,.,4u.,, ii, : !.
* AooAf LII, 1lhb Vic COluptfOlleT sell at
suction after ten days notice the contract for the running
Framing Machine OF the First District and the
District between
me line for the Of from contract
III accordance with specifications the
of payment monthly Council tie right to accent or
reject any adjudication BY the Comptroller VI
President Board Of Aldermen
lsignedl ,...,, FRASs. ALPuENTE,
Approved ssd NAV 1879 n' 00afu Oh Assistant Aldermen
Human "'' 49, n cRossM,N ,-
coMprRoL1ERs OFFICE CRY OF Nxwen,x.,s Nav ., 1880
oiHns ~ IN ea, ~
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FORTNIGHT ar ,o, - fHIIApKLPIA, September 49, ls45
ana The common remedies as parecore snn
chsrv ana T ne1'enea Dr. Davs Compound Swan Of VIA
neIr and Lar relieved me in and tTes t
anu b cured me- Ny mother Who'll with habnaI oush
% een regularly taking squls pareeorc has been taLro
bad as % or few days cough not half 90
tss- Sold vvb,I, , THOMAS MILLAR, 81 Race stree
- "Ni"fii q W, i5l Charities ST., NewOrleans,
al nrdar
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RKOUdHT to the Pound, First Dis a.
i, ,f P situated a. Bell Stables caondee street, ~
HORSE with saddle, bride, high
the right shoulder, not sbod ~ ' ~ ' '"'''u q. f' ou
If not claimed BY SATURDAY June 49, he will be sold that dsy at
nySl Sil0d II FOR NJ C,n,e;n Firs, r,;,,-;n,
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RKOuGHT to the Police Prison, First a.,
birh saws n black about a old feet, inches
black about years inches high has scn
between the eyes; says he belongs % Mr. AcGill ~ ~
belongs Mr.. Cayllet ' '''' "a "'Ae' hs"' says hs
The will please compv wi tbs law ,h,,,
Nsworlsans May 49, 1852. mvss s iaws.
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,oNDulI aux epaves du Premier Dis ~
Poydras e Iievia.- '' ' ~"'''"'e' s""'-NS-1-
cEt Al FoNCE, pas bride d'snvron
- mars dc hhueur ct
lers sabots. - f" -" ' 'f"N "''e'
nest pa IRELAND dCi sANDI iun Jour
~ @ "''e' pl' mos j. Spear eneanteur special
usoi oN'o" II. FoRNO, Cap. District.
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srltrtt0 Galr5.
TIL E STORY OF FIESC0,
The Conspirator of Genoa.

"uo justly am punished for being
such arroud, such happy bridew sail
the gentle Countess Of Lavarua to herself.
How deeply did feel the triumph, which
did not show, when Fiesco was mine
when the dream was realised, the sweet
aud dazzlinS dream, that Fiesco Lowell me,
Alas, | have loved him too well! | have
only felt my existence in his presence; and
now had but just begun to lose the awe
which mingled with my love for him-to
lose the tiinid, trembling awe Of a girls
love, in all wife's tond, free affacti NJ
Yet all my happiness seems breaking up!
Fiesco is changed -wherefor know not;
how, can scarcely tell; only this poor
heart feels the change. Only feels it, did
| sayi do | not know ia for he is not here.
Where is your masterl" said the young
countess, turning suddenly to her nurse,
Who At that instant entered the room;
@has not my lord returnedi"
"Ah, no, sweet one!" replied the old and
loving nurse; ''that is, he is not now at
boine. He came in soon after yourself
but only to change his dress for gay and
'nasqueraling garments, and went out un-
attended, even hy single lacquey."
"And left no message for mel How
could you see him depart without using
the privilege which my love has given you'
Dear nurse, had not your woman's wit a
word to keep hims"
Il made bold to speak to him." she an.
swered; ITO ask him when he would return
what message hs wouLl leave me. He
stared at me, "a IL his thoughts were wan.
dering, at first; but at the repeated men
ton Of your name, soft and gracious
smile came like light over his countenance
and he babe me bear a thousand loves To
his dear mistress"
"But his return!--spake he not Of his
return nurse"
mo, su eet ouel not word did he say
would have asked again, but he was
gone while the words were on my lips"
"Well, nurse, good night"
"GoOd night Why, my own child
you are not undressed yetl Shall send
your maideus to youi-or. let me stay to.
night; for you seem sad and thoughtful
and might not please to bear the gaze o
young and careless eyes,"
"Dear nurse, good night ! need nc
help at present; l shall not 90 to rest JUS
yet; indeed, I could not rest. Take h.nc.
= these glittering baubles--on this aching
bosom they hang too heavily. Untwis
these jewels from my hair. Why am
thus bedizened, unless in mockery Of ar
aching bearti Nurse. dear nurse, how
kind you arcl lis sweet TO rest my heaC
upon yonr. bosom--it has been often laiC
there
'Wbat Is the matter, darling" said th'
nurse, looking down sondly on the sof
downcast eyes Of her beloved lady, ana
ssnoothine her beaatifal hair on her bros
with her wrinkled hand. Leonora did no
answer just At frt but when she did re
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THE
i IAN CAS- TIE R LEDGE R
is PUBLISHED EVERY
WEDNESDAY MORNING.
h. 4. BAILEY,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
TER MS:

Two Dollars per year, if paid in ad,
vance; Two Dollars and Fifty Cents, il
paid in six months; or Three Dollars, i
payment is delayed until the end of the
year. These terms will be rigidly ad,
hered to.
Advertisements will be conspicuously
inserted at scventy-fve cents per square
of twelve lines, for the first insertion,
and thirty-sevcn and half cents for each
subsequent insertion. A single insertion
One Dollar. Nothing will be counted
less than square.
Advertisers are requested to state, in
writing on their advertisements, the num-
ber of times they wish them inserted; or
they will be continued in the paper until
ordered out, and charged accordingly.
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The Law of Newspapers.

!, All subscribers who do not give ex.
press Notice tn the contrary, are consid,
ere'i as Wishing to continue their subcrip,
tions.
2. II subscribers order the discoutin-
uance Of their papers, the publishers may
c"ntinu" to senl them until arrearaycS
are paid.
3. Fsubscribers neglect or refuse tax
ing their papers from the offices to which
they are sent, they are held responsible
till their bills are settled, and their papers
ordered to be discontinued.
4. The Courts have decided that refl.
sing to take a newspaper or periodical
from the office, or removing and leaving
it uncalled Tor, is prima .tacie evidence of
INTENTIONAL FRAUD.
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AN Oh ADVERTISEMENT or 1868. Want
ed a stout active man who fears the Lord,
and can carry two hundred wsight
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+Will you not stay beside me little
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-07-15

SUBsrITurIoE OF RosIN FOR Sperm Or
ON MAcHINERY.-The running Of machinery
Is attended with much expense for oil for pur-
poses Of fabrication. The railways in New
England alone consume annually nearly one
million of dollars worth Of oil. Add the
annual expense of oil, in running machinery
in cotton and woolen mills, tanneries, saw
mills, Touring mills, and a thousand other
occupations, and we have very considera-
BILE item ofex pense, We see by report of
the committee appointed by the agents fthe
Lowell Mills, Mass, to test the relative
merits ofrosin and sperm oil, that on looms
and other machinery Of heavy bearings, one.
half less power is required with mixture ol
rosin with its bulk Of pure sperm oil than
with sperm alone. and that it's substitution
will effect an annual saving Of 3-S of the
quantity OF sperm oil required in the Lowell
Mills. Spinning machinery. or those will
light bearings requires more power when ros
in aud sperm oil 10 used, than sperm alone
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-07-15

TOMATO FIos.--We have seen several re-
cipes for putting up tomato figs, but the
following from the Royal Gasette--Bermuda
appears to rest upon very reliable author
ity and is no doubt valuable, Let our lady
readers preserve il until the coming tomato
season, and then give 1t trial.
II will be noticed that Mr.. ]. D. Heyl
Chemist and Druggist of this town, obtuined
prize at the Show held at Mount Llngtor
last Wednesday, for Tomato Figs. Al the
Tomatos prepared according to Mr.. Heyrs
plan are very delicious and may be made ar
article Of export, we have obtained from him
u copy Of his recepe, which we subjoin fol
general information:--
"Take six pounds Of sugar tn one peck
or sixteen p ,unds--of the fruit scald and re-
move the skin OF the fruit in the usual way
cook them over file, their own juice being
sufficient without the addition Of water, un'
iii the sugar penetratcs and they are clari
fed, they are then taken out, spread on dish
es, aattened and dried in the sun. A smal
quantity of the syrup should be occasionally
sprnkled over them whilst drying, afte
which pack them down in boxes, treating
each layer with powdered sugar. The syruI
is afterwards concentrated and bottled fO
use. They keep we'll from year to year, ant
retain their favor surprisingly, which il
nearly that of the best quality Of fresh fgs
The pear shaped or single tomatoes answer
the purpose best, Ordinary brown suga
may be used, a lCrge portion Of which is re
tainCd in the syrup. ..' .....
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-07-15

0t-It is gratifying to think how General
Scott has risen above all those who were in
any way connected with the most infamous
transact ton, the court martial Of his conduct
during the Mexican war. 1t is glorious to
reflect upon hs beating Marcy, the main in
strument of his abuse. Gen. Butler who su-
perceded Gen. Scott in command of the army
vas also a cahdidute for nomination, but he
had not the hold in the affections OF the
people sufficient to secure the nomination.
There was Benton, too, on whom they want
ed to put soldier clothes, call him Lieuten-
ant General, and send him down to Mexico
to strut about and direct such man as Gen.
Scott. Where are oil Of those who had a
hand in that ignUminious attempt to dis
grace the brave old General who had 30 Of
ten carried the American Flag triumphant
lgainst tho enemies of our country! And
where is the object ofthcir vengeancc!-thc
honored candidate for the highest Office fthe
gift Of the American people, with hundreds
of thousands Of his felioW-citisehs raliyine
around him, eager to place him in the chair
that was once occupied by Washington
IsrIc Haute Courier.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-07-15

LIABILITY OF RAILROAD CoMTASTLs.-
Charles Zedncr and othrrs, few days since
brought an action against the Central Rail
road Company Of New Jcr:ey, in the New
York Superior Court, TO recover the value o.
box Of clothing, placed in the freight cara
at plainfsld, N. j., to be delivered to plain
tifTs at New York, taken to the company
office there oh Saturday afternoon, in De
cehbct last, placed in the freight room, unc
stolen away Sunday morning. Tho de-
fendaht contended that 1t was placed in tht
lreight-room by plaintiffs direction, and re
lnaihed there at his risk. Verdict for plain
till, Ssii, being the saIuo of the contents o
the box.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-07-15

LEeIsLArIvE.-In the House Of Repfeseh'
tatives, on the 22d, Mr.. LINpER, who is IN
inveterate joker, as well as a source OF per.
pctual annoyance to the democracy" rose
and said he had some information which
might be of importance to the House, and
which he desired to communicate.
"Leavew "Leave!" Leave" resoundec
from all parts of the House.
Dir. Linder resumed-"THe Whig Conpcn
tion at Baltimore hdue nominated Gen. Win
field Scott for President Of the United States"
"Order!" "Orderm Order!" was heart
from at least twenty members. -.
Mr.. Linder-"I have said all wish to
Gentlemen, those who object should reduce
their objections to writing"
Mr.. Lnder and good many others re-
tired to commence the ratification. ]-Chicd9c
Journal. +