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S,HERIFt s sALE.-By virtue of an orde

- HERIFr'S s SALE.-By virtue of an order
~ of sale i" alta, hme,t issued from the court Uf
Common Pleas within and for the county Of Mon.
roe and State of Oh", aud to me directed. will
Dffer for sale at public auction, al the front door oil
the court house in said c"unty. On
Saturday. the 22nd day cf January. 1858.
between The hours Of 10 o'cio'k. a. H.. and 4
O'Clock p IN, ou sid day. the following describ.
ed real estate, situate IN said county, to wit:
One lot IF land situated in Salem town.hip,
Monroe county, Ohio. being part Of fractional
section No. 10. township 3. Of range 3. beginning
Vt II stake an the north uf Church street adjoining
the town Of Clarineton. corner of Mary :. Dur.
KEGS let, thence with her line north u degrers
east 200 feet to a stake, thence south 7S15 degrees
65 tr.t To a stake thence south II 15 hrgIe s west
20O iret I" y stake on the north side of Church
street. hence with the north side OF said street 65
feet l." the pIa, e Of b-ginning
Ordered I" he soid ~ the case of Valentine Sc.
bert and u,hers against Frederic Knabe
Dec. % SO W M. MORROW. Sh'f
- HERlFF"S SALE.--By viriue Of writ of
- Vendiii"ni Exponas issued from the Court
Of Common Pleas If Monroe county, Ohio. and
to me directed, will utfer for sale at public out,
cry, at the front door of the cOlrt house ia the
town Of W"od,fieid, in said county, on
Saturday. ne 22"d day ef January 1858.
between the hours oI 10 O'Clock m. and 1 O'Clock
M of said day, the following described lands and
tenenen's, ly,ng aud being in said county, 10 wit:
The north west quarter of the north west quar-.
ter Of section 90, townshp g. Of range 1. contain.
ing 40 acres more or less :. .Al.p the south west
quarter OF the south west quarter of section 81.
same l0wnship and range - Also the east half Of
the ,mrt' east quarter nf section 26, same township
aud range. Containing 20 a, res more or ipss Aso
the snuth we quarter Of the sduth east quarter Of
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80 ~
- ALE or REAL Estate BY ORDER Or
~ COURT-On saturday, The 29h day oi
January a. D 1853. between the hours Of and
3o'ctock in the alteration. Oh the premises. viii
bs sold to the highest bidder the following real
sstsie. as The pr,perty of Adam Henderson, de.
esnsed. u vii: The east half Of The hor'h east
quarter Of seciion No. 4, IN tow''ship No 3, of
rsnge No 8; also tire west half Of north vest
quarter oi section No. "a, in township No 2, of
range No s. both In Washington county. ap.
praissd subject to dover II $3.50; also the south
west quarter of the south west quarter of section
No. IS, 10 township No. .. of range No. s, in
Moaror county. appraised subject to dover at
1SO The dover assigned Isabella Henderson.
widow. Is the whole of the tract 10 Monroe coun.
~; also north west quarter of north west quarter
Of said sscti, n No. 81, and 5 acres of The east
side of north east quarter Of north east quarter Of
said section No. I, being 10 rods wide BY 80 rods
lsng
TEaMs OF SALg:-One third cash In hand,
ene.third in six m,a,ihs, and one-ihrd IN one
ysai. with interest from the day Of sale on defer
red payments, which are to be secured by mort.
ssge on the premises
- ALEXANDER BELL. .Admr. Of
49, Adam Henderson, deceased
Dec. %, 1852.
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81 o A MS
Horse & Cattle Medicine

No Medicine in use has accomplished so msny Ezvs
daary Cures and given Uhicesai Satifaion IN ever,
variety and stage Of disease That has eensiss ard
spid sale Soans Ointment and Condition Porder.
The Ointment IL swiftly supcrcedne all other OintnssS
and Liniments for the u Fresh Wounds Calls OF ~
tinds, Sprains. Bruises Cracked Heels RngboDe, Wind
CALLS, Poll Evil, Caous, Says Sweeney. Fist,fa sll
last, Strains Lameness, Sand Cracks. Foundered Fs4
kcraiches or Grease, Mango and Horsr Distepref
The Condition P0soder will remove all inflammation eaa
aver purify the blood loosen tie skin. cleanse tie wat
and strengthen every part Of the loy; and has proved
sovereign remedy for the following Diseases:
Founder. Distenper, Hide Bound. Loss Of Appetite In
ward Strains Yellow Water, inflammation OF the Eyes,
Fatigue from hard exercise; also Rheumatism commonly
:aed sti6 complaint, which proves SO fatal TO many valu
able horses IN this country II is also safe and certain
remedy Coughs and Colds, which generate 90 many
fatal diseases
These remedies i.iurs, and araw Cure, II tho d
ectons are followed.
For further parc uars and multitude Of Csyfiecass a
vna~ksMs Cures get Pamphlets OF agents.
w. B. SLOAN, y
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nANIEI. W. CLARK's ESTATE -Notics
IL IL hsreby given, that the undersigned has
bssn spponied and qualified 40 Administrator Of
the esisie Of Daniel W.. Clark, late Of Monroe
county, deceased t.s if
J. D. O'CONNOR. Adm'r..
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Aid 10 HuBgary.

The meeting on the l4th inst at Tren-
ton, y. j.. has proaueed powerful effect, and the
resolutions row before The Legislature sympsihZins
with The mission Of KOssuth viii without doubt pass.
The Legislatures OF Maine and Massachusetts have
promptly expressed their sentiments With regard TO
Intervention. movement has also begun IN tie
OHIO Legislature. The Legislature Of Indiana has
also spoken.
A large ard enthusiastic meeting Of the friends OF
Hungary was held II Augusta, Carroll Co. o Jan. ;.
TIE citizens Of TuscArsSas Co o held meeting
a. New PM adelphis on the lst inst.
The people of BeIks Co, Pa, held Very large
meeting on ihe l2ih inst. al Reading
meeting of the citizens Of Beaver Co Pa. vas
hello On the s,h inst al the Court House and i. NAs
agreed TO participate In the Pi.isoargh reception Of
kOSuth.
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LETTERS OF AN EXlLE.-No. XIX
NOBLE VIRTUES AMONG THE TURKS
Correspondence Of The N Y Tribune
FROM MY RESIDENCE IN ASIA MINOR,

Nov. /, 1851.
If had nothing else to say about Turk
ish notions Of domestic happiness but what con
Gems the family life of the higher classes,
should have Stunned The subject But There Is no
law, no religion, no custom, no state OF society
corrupted or ooFrupung enough to suhocate or
eradicate all that good IN the human heart, and
1t is always pleasant, comforting sight TO be-
hold, IN the very depth Of savage or of artificial
depIaylty, the hkens ss OF those virtues tia, We
call sanity, ana which we are accustomed 10
consider as the ultimate result of perfect clvll-
2auon, mingled together with the influences OF
Divine inspiration The voice Of God II IS,
which teaches the same holy precep,s IN every
respect so dissimilsr irom each other, aad gives
10 those who follow them the same rccompeEse
Of inward peace, and OF iuyanab.e satisfaction.
But that voice SPEAKS ali languages, and accom-
modates itself 10 all nte.hgences, and 70 the
external circumstances which surround men.
IL Is enough for II that the heart 30 which II Is
directed be a simple AND a ,ree one and be as
sured, wherever aud IN whatever condition you
Gnd such heart, the virtues Which aGOIa The no
blest specimens OF humanity wall be found II II.
Such hearts have founc IN Turkey. The
men 10 whom they belonged We're nursed and
bred IN the Mussulman faith. and consider wo-
man as a servant aud 2.ayshing, ltsle better,
perhaps, than dog, but much inferior - a horse.
To.take as many OF these playthlngs as one could
msintain, 10 dispise their feelings, 10 scorn their
affections to throw them aside when they are worn
out, such Is the Mussulmans creed toward wo-
manhood. \ young man marries an Old woman
when the old woman has some fortune. or when
she suN has some Iemnan, Of beauty. Does he
think of the burden that viii weigh upon HIN
self few years later Ne. There Is no such
thing fer a Turkish husband. The mex, day
after his marriage II MS wife were oaly rch, and
some time later, II She be still handsome, the
| young husband VIII completely ne gect her He
Will no! deceive her be vii not try 70 dissimo-
siiy for new ones. He viii take 10 more notice
7 Of his wife than II she had never been 4 new
one, young one VIII take her place, aud the
/ poor victim vii 1--we and die IN solitude and
scoIn. And the young man, If he Is rich will
not conten, himself with having united his fate
10 ,ha, CT woman OF ms own sge and Of his
inchnations he viii 60 On, taking new one
every SIX or seven years. and whea he himself
grows old. dscnpls, InhFn, all ahect slsht he
still will not blush 20 take 10 MS bosom Young
elr.. child, CT more than one. II death does no.
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MoRMoNlsM IN NoRwAY.-A disturbance
has recently taken place II Oestenusoer, N0rse-
gisn village, Oh account OF the Conversion % Nor.
monisn among some Of lis Inhabitants. Three fani-
Ines having embraced the principles OF Il al sect the
p0Yulsce determined TO geir nd OF them IN The nos,
suumsr, manner and assaulted them IN their OWE
houses. The military were called out the police
summoned The rioters 70 dlspsrse but ~ithou, effect
and the soldiers were about TO IRE on the crowd
when Lu'hs ran pastor IN las robes threw himself
between the troops and the people. This wortaT
soesfasrc addressed Tie rioters saying that one q
The greatest sus vas intolerance, that Christ con-
msneed 10 lcve our Eslghber ouIself and that if
eebelieved Other men were IN error we should seek
70 restore them to the psta by kindness and char
iiy These corclliatory words had the desred
eteei The MOO dispensed, AID there has been 70
disturbance fIEce
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The PHILADELPHIA Magazines.

"GRAHAM's MAGAZINE" for Feb, holds
out COZ spcuous programme on the cover which
enables the forging reader 20 anticipate the good
things in store for him, without cropping through the
entire contents Of the number. ThIsts great I'M
provement on the former oaTosrous practice Of con-
cealpg the sub ects Of the articles AMI the names
Of The writer's unt after a tedious search. II good
wine needs 10 bush" good Magazine needs a Table
Of Contents Why Graham held out so long against
that essential appendange We never could divine
His February number IS capital A fine collection
of names grsces his let OF contributors. Henry
". Herbert, John 5 Dwight, G.. p. r. James, WA
{. Hosuer. Miss sproat, Mary HowIIt are among
them Grahams Small Talk Is new feature
snd so is that OF selections from the current iera-
tuIe Of the cay
"sARrArN" presents rare and rich variety both
of embellishmeIt and letter press-a perfect viii
derness Of gsyenes and grayiIIes. Peterson
abouncs with racy stores and with poetry waich Is
Iot Eacy. Dewitt & Davenport
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The Hgisemann Correspondent

4 correspondent Of TIE Daily Tunes.
writing from Washington Ian. l5 says
Some egbs weeks ago Il nuSemanu conmuni-
catee 20 TIE Secretary " state hls INSTRUCTIONS n
regard 10 the eIpecied reception OF Kos IN q t1e
I bliec states
He was instructed 20 say that Austria s0u't feel
agfFleFe1 n ia1s Government should 10 aav Hay
recognize IL kossu,h I. Nas supp1sed zli ~
UoTec a. the tine tnsr II Hu sematn had 0.ler IL
:trucncn, Nh,ch re shCu read 70 tle Secretary.
and which would require aim - pr0'es. sails- 1ny
such clhclal recognition and upon rs occurrence sO
take hls a. p0Tls ar return home n H. semaan
has LON found the occasion for bis prJ.s 81 Ia the
paril lpail0R Of Mr. Webster Ia The KosSu.h dinner
lie C.nsdsIs, !. seems, Tat NT. Wooster Ted Oh
TIE occasion a. Secretary ~ SAFE aa1 "a. kJssutn
Nas G. i12t occas,o1, o-c.ally noticed an recog-
nizec.
NJ Hulsemann may feel lizzie sore ao9ut ths
famous letter 20 ban sccressed ~ Mr. We5srsr afi
also by Ar Ws.stsr's Louce OF Il n rs speech !,
TIE congress barqret, and D. The warn aa3,,a.e
TIA, I net -iih. tie Tas also neitled. perh .os n,
Mr. NeosieEs having refused - admit hlir - an,
more personal interviews and HAVING rsogiras -,
he snoUlc, thereafter, address him in wrtax on So
Official business -
The President, as is stated today has eor,n,pr,.
caiec TIE letter Of N. Hulsemann 10 Nr Ws-sre,
L9seiher With his views on the subject. ana ST.
Ntnsiei Las tie matter nov under CONFEDERATION
lie leNer NIL, OF couIse. be repled "a ~ he
secretary. under the directions Of the P,eSltsnt
ara 1t may De such reply as viii induce Mr.
not ieLceTed 10 him
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Lnter from IIn,rua-Markets. Ne.

CuASIFsrnN. jan. is 1872
The msil steamship is,oei arrive n 9eosk
this morning she ss'.ei from Havana on ne noaa.
irg OF tie l3tn, and io.a lie, West oa %, e'salAs
q the 18Th.
Tne steamships Geo-ci, from Chagres, "a he
Philadelphia from Mes Creacs, arrived az tiusa
OF the I.tl lust.
Politically the news , Aho. unlmportsnt la
commercial c9irt ~ view however. No me-" 2as-
sesseS coust erahe interest we So DO o. iii. re-
port cf TIE ma kets m. 800 Cur Y',N CORES feni.
Srr,r ALTHOUGH o.. cfpDof sugar last r "a
layer than en- INV prey ols .tf. Ati .it J. tttrS
have, comparative ), oII' s..iIt CAaii} ga aa1f.
and The market Is nearly bare mere oeins 10 iarss
psrcelS on lie We quote, as n- lHFt>t rates fcg
old Sugar Ole WHITES. 3tc Glow, &c 5f9Ens
9Galc There have been n0 safes 81 mo Geni IN
Clayod or AIseovsdo Sugars
The eSrous Of sugar non Havana and Mat MAJ
in 1851 reached 2'2253 xe,. against iciS6i
boxes In 1850 The snigm, nf, o. sugar iroa Sgaa
CaTcicuas. show az increase last year over lSo Of
$1,000 boxes ana nom TIE south 'lie Of the Island
NE shrm,I . sho~ an excess of t0.poO boxes.
Tne whole Qran-t' n4 tltfed aa1 MUs'iEaco
Sugar exported from ne l.'A.o ia ISL. 80 prses
l,f6il5o boxes. against l3's2 % boxes m 1850
The eStima.,c CROP, stt Gown At li"Vlo ahts
Muscovaco. and 1900 a0 a. flsef. Inc gronny
canes look hoaiths. ard an ABUNDANT crop ~ noe
c6rhItffiN anticipated
TouAcco-rhe crop is unpyom sing as regsrts
crantty. and Wlll Therefore PROBABLY require less
MolAs.Es lower, sale. masog at reals The
exports Of the year we're t'itco ahdS, aShnt
23OtCCu 1850.
Corfrr-The stock in the market is smsli snilA-
sierifcsrt Sales have been made ~ $s 81 for
flr TO coed Exports Of sne year from Havana and
Matanzas. - eco.
BEEf-Ilge cargocs of lerked Beef soid u ~
res's There are twocEeo's now on nant.
FIsH-Some Ne~fauu lauf f>h arrived leiA De-
ccuter. ana sold NJ s. 'Ir Cod Boston parcels,
81 IS Uacdock 81 ~ 81 so
LARD is higher, snd The ocs tr'h'ng
Hans. Suoogs-The iuq1iry D. rts-Iic,ed.
Hcors are much Narfcf. we're beng none on
hand Rhode Island would Ddug Sf5 q 50, sheu aud
lOrg
CANr1Ts -Taow sre IN good demand, and spem
would sell IN small lot.
Ous-N bale Oh is m fair reoneT but only ier
small parcels Sperm is Iu demand ~ 2ll
Coat srgces are arriving. nut almost al under
contract Coco Steamboat IS quo'Cd a. 81 5Gas3
FEEIGHrs 20 America ars Iu' al 81 0fslc FOR Box
Supa-. Noasses. $70 - % for Nofthel ports, and
81 IS I so for southern
ExcuANGE-On New-(e.k aad Boston Gxcharss
is at2i d cent Discount
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by VINE. For The Tribune


Ny Morning Glory will not bloom,
Nor longer Chamber DER The wall,
The Winter iro-ts have co'ae iuii soon
TO bias, my vine, and u must isi'
Ipanted j, when pastures green
I'm, qrazed The kine and oleaiing sheep
when over sunny .'oPes were seen
Meek rsnsies waking from their sleep
ADD vb,o from out The close damp earth
a sgrsng. and strengthened every hour,
Ir ne a new delight had birth,
As pure and simple as the flower.
Through all The Summer mornings gone
rave my vine the tend'Test care:
Bu, my YOung nope was left alone
Until II wIheTed to despair
SO yester morn, when awoke,
Apd found roy vine torn from the wall
No poor tears had back TO choke
Pd oyerhyed greater fall
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kEY WEST. lufsuay. Jan. Is, lso2
The salvage awarded In tIt case ~ me Dng Me-
chaIic on the ~ January. was 20 per cent. on
81 SEQ, The value Of the vessel aud cargo Ga the
OH ne Surveyors reported her setsOrihr, AID on
the 18Th she saiied f'f Nes Orleans tier salyars
a. q expenses amounted - &J,J2, Of an, she stl
an advance OF per cant
The brig Persia. of Bos'oa, vas brought n By
wreckeTs, hull sound o. the cargo and .na.ef,ss
SlC3 VAS awarded, ant me salvage - the weasel, az
ter deductIg expenses AMI dYflss. ~As $3.50.
The bsTks JOIN Sgfoud suf Gips.y are reatyt 70
sail their eypsIses having been advanced ~ the
agent al TIE llrcr~litefs
TIE schr A'mttsa - "a order % sail Tor Apala-
chcola. and her Ca VI c0aon has bsea l0Is sTted
TO New-Iofk.
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By Telegraph to tn ~.lsrs Tribune


bosT.r. tn A. Jan, 49, Isss
Tic trn..- storm RICE rr.n.rtrCec yfs ,e,t,,..s,
CONTINUES aae TIE weather fs CVir' BeIy cait ~
sntw tss rift,i 1~.it 30 ff 'eIn'ry. llocs,n. &c
ihs railroad trscss oar ns--of sileG Nth i~s "
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alails DELAYED

Prrl~aHr. Nof lay. Jan. 49, lSSa
Neither Eastern loI >ulhlu Mail has, Al.Yes
n moru-rg
Tie weather y clear bur extremely cola wa
hraNN WIND hlnNllg.
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LoPKz REsPrTED.-We learn tia, Gov
Hnni has granted respite OF 90 days il The case a.
Antoine Lopez. who sas &c have been execute IN
Flitsy nexi.
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{. han.bly, Esq formerly II York. Pa, bg. noss
resident Of California IN letter 70 tae editor o. fs
York Rtguiiean. sp-.kifg Of professions! vIss0
the town o. jackson, IN Calsveras County, says
Tao courts EsTe IN session. tn County >nd -
Disinct Courts. My csss VS. ~ ne County N9 -
oeioIe Judge smlh, ana disposed o. -, -,
Dtve. the YeTs tacl8 o. tirh cOiiyer. the C)osLI
Cleik died, no Vas shot b, tais sane Juos' 60
sfew weeks ego. perhaps very excusaD 70. -.
counsel opp SCI 20 ne. Gen. Anderson, ace - -,
ng cid gentlemen, Was med al n Duse "a
knife that hun < like = broad s~Ofc oy MS .ls -
was PERHAPS the only una-me1 man m Ile "a ~
The Judge had DIS Cot Tcgolyers Cucsle- oe- III
spectators bad theiTs-ths grand Jury &C s1a' -
tald, ~ therA and his assistants ineHs A. ~
Colis TeyClyefs ami raN brandy parL 81 80 ~
Gays cresS. The County Court was held ID "a
clerks CiEos, IS the District Court occupied "a
Court House. The latter was ouIlI of posts se' :"
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RHODE lsLAND.-The Opposition State
Nominating Convention Is 10 Re held At Prov
de1ce on the 29ih inst. State officers are 10 be
nominated and Delegates chosen 70 a National
Convention
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The late Railroad Accident-sIppossd Rsbbery
and Murcer-iiead M0EeI-SIeamship civ
OF Piusburgh-I =. 7fiut sc.
PHILADsLPHfa. }.

ana huFccr- Head Money steamship CiJ
OF Pittsburgh-U =. Mat. sc.
CoTTsspD IcsIce 81 lac y cuba.o.
PHILADsLrHfa. Jan. n, 1854.
The two ffemon ~ho were injured "a
the New-lor aHd pm ads pafa Railroad GA Ph-
cay. hayes each bad .s ampIts'si at th- Hospital.
Tney are Conr a. ~eil - cen be expected
! he soI o. Aaron Lehman, ace u var. n sdisg
an Scyenth.st, near Flark r.. D. missing ir"n ms
CI.y. The boy ~as last o. tne Ifslrct 81 kleh-
m0Id, Shel be bad ~ ~ -s-e.si1n aoou. ESQ
worm Of Je~elfy. Iis 'eelei tlat the Ia las 5ssa
murdered aid robbed.
Tnecdore Peters, 4 chase driver was yssief5sy
committed, IA cefauit Oi ; go Dali 70 yer tas
charre Of foooirg young gsft'eGsn from bfookyn
of aooui $3.50 worth ~ DWyety The larceny Sn
pefpetiaitd while the young man ~ss IA = a,e o.
ItoXlCatlOu
Al important Application eas made 70 the So
prtne Court Yesterday, 80 behalf ot x her fay0f,
shipping merchant, Mo a. sims that al tIe beaf
money pin by HIN during several wears past - ne
Board n tie I'm hia Lfrn ~ralsfuly eKa ed ~
that Ti Csi Corporation. TIE snOult.L rs SD. sbl
reach go ffo thoush ~ is n3sfib a. the staute Of
limitations VIII prevent = recovery fer any O.hu
inan ne tuns PAD tuf NJ Irc a. years. fes.
terCay t.e cCuIlt4 ot 81 Tablor. Nessfs. H1ld Ard
DaAss, applied 70 the Court Tor uIle noon me
Board ~ Ham 20 sn0S cause = ~ The books lad
pdTers Of ne Board SHOULD upr ~ trff lu me Of
ice 81 ihe Prot1olosry or ~ yafp - lns Gee
ton ty plaintiffs couL.ti. Tie 17l-cL ls ID 1ef-
u bsw much head money bias 0esa pad By Mr.
az Tor lyon fcfei.n tnfsf5ffs Dr. otinx alleged V
him that Der De CeCli0u 81 iie United ies So
prtue Count. a. wasting o.. tle mead money eI-
acted ty the nclyicusl -fes uyoa foreign pissen-
geTs b. TcO. sriuiloIal The Count f.stl - per-
NIT the books q me Board - e faksn oi ~ theR
Cffce tu cuecfrf th.t tteN o- OPEN - Toe Ins0ec'
uCn II me plaintf c0uI sci Do room ~ the Id
Ing occupied ~ the Board Of Hea.il, pre- arei kr
this purpose.
John Ritsr s7d Lydia Gi-so0 40 mssrih'e ~
nan telnfs cied ~ pur County yssIeTc4y u. intsmr
peTaHcs AID exposure.
The steamship CITY - P;is'ursh IS des.iled, II
seems. IeyeT 10 reach tins Citg she Eos les
afroUrc a feW miles Ds.YS ihfs Civ
Dung The past year. seventeen lawyers 81 "a 10
ms Ciiy. "A unusual mortality In "a. egal pro-
fefs,On
The following table exhibits sta'ene Of To
eustt's of'ne United States Mint forth week sd
Ing Jan l., 1881
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Marsets-R REPORTED ~ TekgrsyA
'HARIF~ro.. Jan ls i-JA
CoTTON has been depressed uader he siscss pea
ASIA. sales Saturday, 200 bales, a. la-iS.
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nsaVy snow STERN - soipIfn * wIth u, tD0sI
btii Fefy ne. anc secom2an 81 oy nigh Fai,, ~
crits much 70 The anIo, ance - church gOag 'olos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-20

= SKETCHEs or LIFE AND LANDSCAPE ~
by the Rev. RALrH HoYr. $50. c. shepard & Coz
We Welcome another edition ofthsse poems, which
have won a worthy place in American literature, BY
their quaint originality Of expression and their
beauty and tencemtss Of sentiment
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-12-18

candidate bciJlr and since the election. 1t prom
iced well fur bis administration Iltv bad
iriruis to reward aud euenlie- to puni-'. Yet lie
wol'd make ionoyais ina spiut Of Jn-uce and
modcMtifr. with a view to tie public SoaJ
Upon foreign policy lie spoke at Ieneht II"
would ike to see a decree put forth, that 20 IN
rope4n power is either 70 found culvnC or extend
an old one upon de Nu.h American continent.
There was no dan, ef of a warat1gtit. England
had executed a mortgage upon Canada, Nova
Scotia, JAMAICA, aud all her possessions N Norih
America that size would Eccp the peace towards
thr United states. Srain WIS ~ about iho sane
position, and al the other European nations had
enough else to "a at home The time had come
when the tic cf an American citizen shuGId he
protection in ,he erjoymcut Of rights U,ry
Nhc--une Of Nhi,h WAS the right To cary on
lJwial ,tslr in any nation with whom We are At
peace. with regard 10 Cuba, hn Thought that 50
long as she cpnse TO remain .ijcci to spain che
Gugb; 10 be permitted 50 10 do but whenever the
peuple ol Cuba show themselves worthy of hee
dom. by asserting AMI maintaining l. and apply
( TO this country, she ought to he afn'xcd lie
| thought ha, wien SPAN shall lie willing to sell
Cuba to aHy other power On earth, then The Uni
I ted States ought Ia take hrr anyhow" II that
wa- fll.ibusicring, they won,J fed good many
i ti..,busters in tie Democratic rauts.