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Long Windsd.-A good story is told
of a preacher who delighted in long
sermons, and who once exchanged with
brother preacher who always deliv-
cred short ones. At the usual hour for
closing the services, the people became
uneasy, and being inspired with the
love Of warm dinners rather than long
sermons, went quietly out, one BY one,
till the preacher was left alone with the
sexton. Still be continued 10 blaze
away. till that functionary seeing no
prospect of close, walked deliberately
by the pulpit stairs, and handed him
the key, requested that he @onld lock
up when he got through, and leave the
kew at his house rs be went alooc.
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} In addition to the testimonials, (which are
sufficient to convince the most ineredulous of its
superior protective qualities) the Agents have
in their possession numerous certificates from
parties at the North which may be seen on
application at their office, among which are those
Of Brevet Lieut.. Col. G. II. Talcott, New York
Arsenal; r. s. Smith, Lieut.. and Quarter
master, U. s. Military Academy. West Point !;
Oliver H. Lee. late superintendent tnow Secre.
tary) ofthe Hudson River Rail r Dad Company :;
D. G. Cullom, Assistant Engineer; New York
and Erie Railroad DC, &c. 35
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To all Printers and Publishers

nv The
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
livery member of the craft in the State of
IL Louisiana is respectfully invited to meet in
Convention at Baton Rouge on the 4th day of
July next. The object of this convention is to
unite the typographical corps for mutual
benefit and protection
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The undersigned underwriters. having conf
dence in the Bridgewater Paint, for the covering
of single roofs and frame buildings, will at all
times give those fire risks preference where
the Bridgewater paint is used.
L. MATTHEW'S, Ag't Sun Mutual ms Co.
THos. A. ADAMS, Pres. Crescent Mutl h
EDw. OGDEN, Agent General Mutual q
A. BROTHER. Pres. Home Mutl lns. "
JOHN PEMBERToN, Pres. Merchant q g
]. NJ. LAPREYRE, Pres. N. o. ms. "
CHAs. BRIGGs. Ag't L pool & London ''
SAM'L F. ASHTON, Ag't Del. Mutual
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DAINTS, &c.-Varnishes, Paints, Oils, Ii
[ tharge, and Brushes, large stock as usual.
GRADE.
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Certificate Of Capt. WsAianp Brown, Of the

Certificate of Capt. Wslzianu BroaOn, Of the
Tow5oat Porpotse.
l have used the Bridgewater Paint, for which
Messrs. G. C. Robert & Co., are agents, on the
hurricane deck of the towboat "Porpoise."
The paint has been on about three months, and
sparks and cinders constantly falling upon it has
had no effect whatever. In about four weeks it
became perfect slate, and am satisfied Of its
possessing all the qualities necessary to insure it
certain protection against the effects of sparks
and cinders. | confidently recommend the
Bridgewater paint for the purpose set forth in
the Agents circular. WIN. Brown.
New Orleans, Feb. a, 1852.
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The attention of the public is particularly d.
rected to the following Recommendations of some
of our most prominent and extensive commercial
firms. The interest of the cotton and sugar fac
tor is so clearly identified with that Of the
planter, that it would be superfuous to more
than point to the annexed commendation:
We, the undersigned Cotton Factors and Com
mission Merchants, do cheerfuly recommend
the Bridgewater Paint for the purposes set forth
in the Agents Circular; and believe we are
serving the interests of Planters by calling their
attention to its peculiar enduring and protective
qualities.
WRIGHT, WILLIAMS & Co.
PAYNE IL HARRISON.
WATT Il DEsAULLEs
GEO. NJ. PINcKARD Il Co.
HILL, MCLEAN & Co.
WARD & JONAS.
BUCHANAN, CARROLL & &C.
NJ. GREENWOOD g. Co.
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MINERAL PAINT.
Bridgewater Paint Company.

! HAVE been appointed Agent for the county
Of Attakapas, for the sale of the above Paint.
1t can be had of ME in any quantities, either dry
Franklin or of John Devacourt, New Iberia.
C. B. G. WHELDEN.
Pattersonville, Sept. 10, 1852.
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of the steamer Magnolia.
Having painted the hurricane deck of the
passenger steamer Magnolia" under my com.
mand, with the Bridgewater Paint, | cheerfully
recommend it for its impervious qualities, and
have no hesitation in pronouncing it superior, in
my judgment to any mineral paint before the
public, and believe it to be a certain protection
against the effects of sparks and cinders. | has
also proved entirely waterproof on my decks
after three months use. ST. c. THoMAssoN.
New Orleans, Dec 2. 1851
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Underurftsrs' Certifeatc.

- JOHN 1sI4I1LLl
New Iberia, Attakapas, March is, 1852
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-04-07
GshE,sD 4eaJfa'.

-AWING to the Iil he4lth Of our " p Ew-
NJ ing, .we have so'R eur very 'dqsirhHle
stock Il goods TO Nesslf Scott d pray Pom
whom good 'l.rsaiifs can doubtless Ps Dough- !:
4C4na,i see. We VIII! NV pToeef1 tP y ira
cur business TO close aF specify n res fib-e
and hope our customers Will ao' ef7rh u pa
generous in Us 70 re1eSt them efff"e-hB 70
come forwar, and make sstt cement Wi- hout de-
lay, either By cash or MOTIF; p
has forced This alternative npon rs .Ib W.
son is our AGENT at FHretteyilie aRq can oa
found at Scott d Graffs New Corner wheTe
Id will be pleased TO so9 all y no Ml4H % T9-tt2
'ii9'i F1'0'''' X. D. Il S. NJ. E.NING.
Anil Z 1852.
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A SingnIat Fact!

The city Of lie ingtoh b, u few
weeks since. determi bed by Z large
majority Of its yotd rs 10 Suppress
tae liqaor traffic witiiin lis corporate
limits. The licenses to sellintoXica-
ing drinks ali E zpire J, and the,neW-
~ elected council rElilsed TO renew
them. On the 22d Of Feb uafy, on
" a few weeks after the ne " regFlt-
ton had gone into fleet, 4 he jdlor
aud keeper Of the >work-House an
nounccd that both of thel K ho9sts
were Genantless; fact, which, rs
stated by Rev. DIR. Robt D. Bfeck-
inrirlge in his spedch at Mozart
Hall on Wednesday evening, never
had been a fact before, SINCE LeXing-
ington has been Lexington.
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WERR Z WOODs.

HAv,xG associated themselves t,lgetler for
- : tho transaction Of whole 90
lS sale and retail Grocery 2S
Rss9isscss. ana for tie sale Of Cointy Pro
dscs, viii keepa full stock of all articles IN then
line On hand. suitall to the wants Of the public.
rrewn. Clarified, Loaf Crushed and Pulvar-
;zej S,.aafs-lsio and Lag,lyra Ct9es-s1ack
ana Barrel S,tH---ReloileH and s'Fgar- house
.'fdgasses-Golden Syrup, Confeotionaries, etf
f;;re nc = call--e est side Of the Public SQUARE
Favettsv;lla. zen -, 1922
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-04-07
IaetrreS--,

ProfessorfDtckw delivcted coQ-
pie Of Astrondmic and At mospheric
Lectures, during the early portion Of
the present week, at the Methodist
church in This place. He Is an inte-
resting and instructive lee turer, and
we commend HI m ta tbe Cd cd graces
Of the denizens of whatevd i place he
may visit.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-04-07
HIs9kI n,ish:ns.

THE undersigned has
q enea BIS 81 ksE-1sgsi Si.$sS,on. the 6sss
wesi sideof to|r, III thf brick shoIs inst heloE
the Livery Stable An person wishing NJ orlt
wei doneif hiI line, art leqaestedto call. He
has experle1eetl workmfn, and now prepared to
10 al kinds Of smithing at prompt notice, in a
worFSHanlii,e manner, and on reasonable terms
Fleh II, l85B-l2m. J.. T. GRAY.
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Gbr 5aarfet5 Tutc4 ! 1atfE

NASHVILLE, TESN.-Fhere hat been more
animation in the cotton market since oar ia4t
weekly repor'. and rrieef have improves; ~
advicas from New OTlea8s report b stea.. 3 dd-
crease at al the ports ii the eNcf5s over tli9
crop Of last season, and thi5 tosetfer with t'lf2
upw&rd novemeutj IN prIf~ IN lhv4rpool, noted
iv tie last steamer, tend Is t. endfrho'eers Of
GOOD cotton, frmet'in thdlr demands, thar ues-
criI4Eon of co.ton b9ing most sought ior. fq
rece5rts at this point IeXiiti atallipg OIL from
Int season and it Isl the opinion of well ih-
for,,,al persons that Ithdre IS npt n4uch more tB
rg,,,,a IN, UrAcr This lie 81 things, lhe planf
tor NAV reasonably calq ulate upon good prices
.llalarce If the season rhefol loningquo4
.a,ior,s show the prices bf the segbr&l descriI+
iion5 of cotton in this market:
Iufericr ......... . 0spt2 HI
Ordinary ...... - I t@o
MiddlinS ..,...- 49,. = 9osi
Good Middiing. - T.. PC "a
TIC rccain+s dis week At al he warehou+
Sos aInouutto 300 bales agflis' 'feiasl Me IL
5lial raaeirts since lsH Salfemotf are 3o'r9f
i.eE gainst Sc at a corresponding date la|
aee-,,',.
sasa-. Demand act ive; salef 4146c.
Coifee. Sock light vequ9te az lo3c
Flour. We quote Cincinnati 81 50G$5
Tennessee So: st. Louis SO;
Molasses. Sales ct 40deE3c. Slight demand
Salt. Sales Of barrel at soc; SaE;k, fine, 81, :
SC, Coarse $l.65.
Cardles There IS no change p this article.
Sales of Tallow ii; Star z: PpfrIn 49e,
Wh;skev. In deuapd- Sales Al loeZO,
Bacon. Harms Sc; Sd builders 7 ID; Sides q;
hog round &c.
Fga.hers. 83@37i +.
Raaswax. 186 2QeI
Ginseng. 35c; in demhad-
G,.ra Meal. 35c p bushsl.
Corn. 50 90 z bbl.
Cats. zoe ? bushel.
/, Lead. Pig SIC. bRr6af
Shot Bag 81 %. p;...
Iron Common TENNESSEE bar &C. | l''sT-
q I.,,sirJan5 Rope. baaaips, 4s inches wide,
20c. Il inches, l6@1S Reps Vc'
Gunny Bags. 123c
cuArrAxooaA TEY Our NJ arket is dalll
IN consequences Of pressuFe below ne oaiF
s~t;vity IS seen among the drays and IL SNIP
sim Goods On the river Witch are pass
mo through our city IN large quani l'ieS
"a ,n1Esrox, S. Give have pc change 10
r.,,art in our market except all HI OF bFeaa-
st,,fs are very dull We look fPr some m
provelnent after awhile.
y ,n. GlLLr'dtton. We have hal for
!, .s. ,,.ao, II animated demand for cotton
',e "a Ill, ltnb bFoT.nr prices till they have
a. 1osl eTlfajr'l0t, niddlt Ing far. los
re- 80 Ia tadaii1t NH midding y @l0c. the
jo,.9er gra,Ies ranEte fqon = gee.
Bacon IS still very dull ana we near u ~
.ra'lsaotioTs worthy q lo,7' :" =. =
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TFTuARg OF CA4B1E~.-- Not lopg

IFEu ARE or Can Dies Not long
Sine & !, LARGE hearIHelbneilpa to AiiI.
Pr,at, & no resides ,l fhe PetIHs'i-
IA, opposite 'Ioropt' (Yan 'da,) was
killed with a comm oH tsT low cam
de. I: VAS placed il a o usket IL
the PLACID 4 ball, ahd !" hen ti'e
gon was fred il enJerel behind tle
bfa's eat, killing 1t INSTANTLY
Young ladies s5otFl be csotIe1A
bow they handle q len, q NJ newt
bold ihem in a shod tag al Altitude
lAsN might % t.l,. II
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-04-07

May be easily retained b. using hat Will
promotes healthy aeon. of the iAole j
male system, ana by Undressing tie naiaH
secretion of alQexctem emf 4.oas ma, #, tl5rea
giuaals health, life,aud lioyancy I'd q syse
which hes been governed ty the banefu il4lg
ence. brought On IS a vitiated appetite crea'ii
mental haln4 uatioa to s3ch an eztont as
pause a fsess2stsGgss aaEai 10 eat ART, FIRE c9
slate, etc, which ere Ra dfleterieus to heai'
beauty, and reimaae1dy Of reason, as is ''cs-e;
ing cold in he g'##easoli,' al q which c.
be brushe, away Try using one bottle Of DT91
g0y1s's tiaia's Bifere.' which can be hal
Fayetteville q McElroy & Mckinue.y az
Diem r 1, l'si4l t4r, ana I3rugaiEs Fencsally.
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DEED.

IN Nashville. on Sa.ur5lar, 81 inst, Of ahIa
cdeatal pistol shot wdiind, Mr. IRlcHihi
SorrfIyvoarn asel sbons - wears, 4on Of IN
Islae SouthWor.h Of this vicinity. R3da 4
was a native of this county, and was II
knorn ly our citizens. lis daaah vii
rpjirncl ir many. Who admired him for
social disposition, his Kin Ihtess Of heart am
honesty Of purpose. Pekqe TO his u hes.
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AsDsEss' EgGs&ss ao0Ds.

~ RIcttfemlreilared and printed be-
@S a.eineI;
~ Beag4 ii FrsrIch DaLaiacs, all colol is;
IN IL lderiloes do
Beautif,l Colar~, 2 su1nalt ia and Persian CloIhs:
SapsTb Cashl beras, tliac eas and BoII,lI4zints;
do Broca4ie and Damask Dress Six;
Mlgridcert lRobe 9nd Fid ugecd do
Eich 1al. tiroFl Rhihe aI1 Br0csde 90
Watered Silhs, eli COLOR.
Ihtse Goods At rerd s-lsr', comprising a1l
the tifef and aaost IegRt H. STYLES out; and win
he sold rag fheep Ladies give u< cali.
GPoDaItH, BCEHASa2 Z BEAVER
OFT. q. 1852. /.
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Rail Road---

Raj N0aG--- !
The people Of Davidsfp county,
have by large majorfies, Y PFed sub
scription of 81, 0OQ,d 90, td the four
railroads that are TO cor Verge at
Nashville.
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OF

9'la. fos ant s:sei roa I
= S1.1 - Z 49, -Z1Az
ms rAsre e.eEa 3. . ia a
-i..nre.,s. a.sirk t;u'tFrisr an Is
80 of Jo1 Nor "a Ia, in a t.
serlne.s Of i by 49, 5F2-d lTe
and '-v9-Tsr 2 10. - i.I-t IL we
,,air.n,.. CASH rb tst BE 20 4 in 81 q ssss.
Old CoIFer Pewter, Z -'a-lef., q D.lf
ken IN exchap4 for Ware
* S5a7e Norsh-V West corner + ZIP
5 iuare. > doors shove tue Livery sEa lei
March 10. I5j5E
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- -
ia1 ailg Groceries.
rsuyT . srAs1g Ez-ENt

Z TIE subscribers take
this meth d q apniEzing
their friends anjl tia rablic .enoselly, IL they
aaFe lust ol.ene y Il r azsiRy GsrsscgFy IS ore,
Oh tAe north lie Of the Public Slaarj next
door II Mol.lrd Y AID McIIitney's Drug IS.oTe
Ftvetteyilia, wheTe q general assor Tlsnt Fl az
tel; In thcir lEaa sill be continually h.. Gu
hand, at The lev est rates. : portion Of ublic
patronage is respectfully soli,re3 G. ard
sea vs. HOLMAN & HsGI r..
Feb 10.
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blankets! Rl#rl.etg'l!


! SSssN5ss st6e blue, sr44n, dr.sb, and faslo,
seS Colt Borz@s; aIko, bed cradle sad
ole, and negro flalIisets, for sale Ga1essEs by
! GodnRIEu, BUCHANAN s BEAVERS.
Oct %. 1852.
GE#Sa Gg.gGs3u
80 Tas tad1e5 are respectfully requested
49, call ah3 EarniGe o'iF stock Of Dire $
- sso0s2f, cemprisins
rich Rro-aae Ilress Silks;
blacl- and fArcT DO do
C9slraaros N4Finoef, { deIaines. ereat VARIETY;
SAlYmecas, gobHrgs, and Ihil3et Cloths;
Gnhhams, frEts, etc. &c.
Til Goods Tire very. rbeautif,.'l md we-thinb
caupot fail to4ease II style, easlitv. ard Lric4.
o.. Il 20 ''-' : Z : = : ~
Ed d fTEER g2 e. a n !.
4Ha sulscriber respectfully infofns
I I the wlblic tBas ne itF taken room IN
IL, Thom5ln's lFiek ba.l,fihg, north-east
cor1sHof he <enare, f,Reit e'17s, where lie will.
'vait on E.s,lie4 sud Gentlalnen who may wish
E.lss 1sa. ezI t4ken 'Y tllii 5era.fd aItf jis-
me II Fhe5hpH 10 rareIl+s. children. bas-
aadsl ytve AL r lends i affords an opport'i--1
nj ol Foeurlng al siaaA expense, and almost.
N.5hoilt pss tims,
.'-.ssE' .-rFa HEB ssz . 20 FTP aaF
whicll cat IT, d siuea inr.o otl.ar SAY. When
uc cali n miul the uncertainty II lie the or
diHar1 tlIaH1A sometimes faitfHl separation ef
fam;l: Is "a fsies3f, to- u Frvith the ravages
Of t.Ide, 1lLee irads a mattel " nuch interest
ard iIiinbFtaach tb secure the textures Of the
.'lovsi oE is At home" bel4re de4th, distance.
or the'laEseof Ifilnn gendark il IN basable
~ Ilav;na tl.en les. onH of Mr. r. NJ
HpteB-.hs liese Daruerfaan Artist in the
VII t5rn State k-and furrEfled himself with
q tuplrioF etnsars ard implements, the SUBJ
tibet al S lliinse II he IfiH be able t9I givei
the Ibs Ienttri set SAC. ioa.
Tad 81 WHO are always iulges IN matters
of fas1 :, Ire Iessiec.Vv inveel 70 call ard ex-
amincIhi| 1rA AMI srecimeis Il
4 Eteal rassy Of elses. IF djfIerert sizes
4 HAS IL, u 81 l-eIt colas8a,s.ly o. hand. I
nr;h reIF j. B.IlILL.
fCfiTkIFS-Eog, fifth. sfret ehera tor guel
~ HresE., srsE. lock, halter, ard trace Chains.
81. q SHAPARD. !
2 4 9hkSSHE.-forne a.1 - thai barrel or
hall babel Of fine Moiasses. II IS II
T4b. z. SaAPAIcD'S
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DETROIT, aIlcnloAy, April Mrs
Csass, wife Of Gen. Cas-, died last
night.
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TNIOITR that s Flou4 and viii do 10 eaf. a
l. FEB. ). Sis PARD'E.
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Glren.a.iag L;brary.

KNTIId. be continued IS heretofore.
w DIEMER s HAMPTON.
April 90.
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- Il uME AiAPG BRoGANs .
Feb q. sHAPARDiS
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Sic what Z hai dene1 0n ,.as4I.I -.
iioa, rot billy il ,Aaiall E.,tiar ss,.t 49,.
SAID more.
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2sssSzs5Sss 'tssN blue, sr4dn drsb, md fpcy
s@e3eS Colt Bfo0Eets; glsp bed, cradle, sad
die, and negro plalIket for ssle cllessEs by
GQdnRIF Fl, BUCHANAN s BEAVERS.
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GR &C Sc Ra14 s..

April Z. 1852.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-19
POLICE DEPARTMENT.


PROCEEDINGS of the Board OF Police COmmi-.ionrr.
Tnr FoVkTH oF july klor.-rne Board OF Con-
uis,iorers Of Police. consisting Of Mayor Wester
welt. Recorder Iillou and Judge Brebe, held A
Specs Court in the City 81. yesterday for the invest.
cation Of chsrges sgsnst Policemen the regular session
on Saturday having been entirely taken up with ap2h
cAnis tor appointments
Officers Cussrk ard Nelly Of the Nnth Ward, charged
With derehcton OF duty the rot IN said Ward on tue 'ih
ply were defended by Mr. Bute-d The charge against
Sergeant Kelly WAS aggravated by the circumstance OF AZ.
tsmpiips 70 liberste rioters when under arrest
Ofsc.rs Thos Loveti Benjamin + Posse, Nm II LET
fr,s Caleb Frost and others were placed upon the stand
in support Of the charges II elected by counsel on
cross s1smnNor however hS; previous 10 the coming up
of the enforcement would neither De prudent OF pos
be for the Police force and there present TO
making arrests.
Tie witness Frost testified strongly than the others
against Sergeant Kelly who he sud slowed him back
when he had arrested saying he would not see his
@countrymen beat which caused witness 10 say TO hin
sOfbcer Kelly, really dent think you ara doing ysur
Spt, The not q most formidable and the Pc
lice found necessary 70 use their slaves very freely WITH
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P,yoR.r, OF Ni,G,RA-We spent c7hGn'ia' even'nS
st h- frst pry.i) exhibition II FrAnkensten an IA M
Of Niagara Thi- work ~ii nos b. publicly exhibited %
night; md su'srly every rizh' st the h"P- IN p-"
II, Brcsdway u shond De- v-sed ~ every on sno -
q hopes 70 tn great wonder Of the word 'hs
views Eighty number. AID crescent with Vi''ahe
and besu'y tha positively startling AZ L mes every
p-ircpa point Of n =. and ;he vicinity during simmer
ard winter. This immense work occupied the artists u
various times during eight years taking sketches Nnd 10
labor or exposure appalled, them In thu depths " winter
or The heat Il summ-r they present ntstng N>'ure
and most admirably bsve they succeeded Before Snt be
hind the slr under the Falls round he Island down the
American and up the Canadian shore aboard the Mti 81
the M.t-in every s,ere-rng locality have they tNS-u
The scenes .re uubrOken and presented %
darn eued within large frame working continually
sid Occupying between and tao hours 10 Ia. exO-
ston The sser-the chief difficulty Of Niagara viars-
IS well bit Of-sO the mist and the cold hu-s of winter
The sudience much pleased and daily appau ed the
exhibition We state III Z OF the Nes,rs Frank
enstsin artists gives verbal explanations Of
- passes before the spectators adding persona aud
historical memorandA-so that the whole Is reodore ate
Ineligible
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aaTH OF THE LATE ROBERT B. SMITH.
. yS,tov q ne n. y Tyihva>.

EJ,t0v Z. bel y Trihva>.
a: observe in your paper Of the Ilth inst, that
noupcne the death Of Mr. Robert b. Smith, your
-asr has given YOU some Of the uniOun led rsmors
liabilities that have found their way in,0 existence
the sudden aud mysterious nature Of his death.
=. n 20 c0nirsdict al u statements, as an YET
ard 10 do from my Intimacy With tbs decsas-d. lie
,sver proposed flr suy young lady's ind and been
20 lie had MT been sue-ct recsny 10 fs OF m-
IA, and had not, the French paper cs,als gone
i3urng the three day. pr-c. siding ms dezh Indeed
90 ~ yer more cheerful more free from desc )ni -ncy
better health thsn during the space Of SIX months
. AID those who kns hun most nt n4tsiv agr-e that
as he last man 20 suspected Of destroying himself
re liz business let the evening ia ques i'n
= most regular order. The keys OF his 0thcs were
Bpon his person; Ia short there not one sign ~
,soiatiOn OF any su event in all MS Actions. knew
sell m all bis re,.ii"us was his cOuiisp IN every
~ VI the least importance cur0g the i4,i ht7sn gears
\, then the psn hist the publication Of srcn injurious
sbust infict vt every repetition On the evening o
s,sppt Mr. SEith h4d engaged u 20 10 tioO
~, Nth friend but h-iug rather late At thu place Of
re bic fr1ei had left before him. lie 81 srted shortly
4, In excellent spirits Hrs FREUD however, DID no.
rim and the last place where he ssen 81 We by
p..s y ho knew him was ~ Tay"rs saloon Broadway
I M clock to same evening. His death Vas sudden
rlsureDdiDg, and the mystery that SUR lunds II will
.hs never be- cleared way unless the gentle who
Nm a, iaylors with will come forward and can
I. zone clue by whicr may be traced.
ave publish and obhge 19lrs'
n. s. SMITH, No ! Munay+t
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IL
N.uaicr All STATE vAuatOn. sbouG SO o.
The customary lutiuus pIOVlding tn Il
items of lax with 10 ne hnriiy in
h,y- been IT, pared far the could be
p.Nou. 10 the action ct the Committee and the Bad 90"
- p,vi,ou in correcting and couhrmlns the rolls VI hs
Assess,
A resolution dawn up, in compliance with tiA pro-
visions of Act establ shDg fr-v Scnoo Stc md
the r. QUESTION Of The Superintendent Common schools
NJ der that act hut having received notice through le
Counsel 10 the Cooperation that The law hd been pro-
nounced unconstitutional by the ur OF Ap2oal the
of 553 10 has DEDUCTED from the total
leyien and The resolution will be l-ld aul->- called
Tor by The Board. All wnch is r-spe fully sub n,.ei
4. T.. FLAGG. Cpn-r
Referred with Assessment Rolls Co nun ,xes
Rsoutoa-Thai David \ Fowler be p,d 500 Tor ser
vices as Secretary 10 Board of County Cauvassers
ADOPTED.
bnl sheriff Orser for ss54 a. for various expenses
was received aud referred
Contffec, From Arthur and Burnet asking their con
tract pr ting Indexes ian ant Of the action OF the
legislature &c may be rescinded Referred.
From Collins Bovine y Co, 10 same pu port. Referred
Apprc,on Of Justices for con pens for ST.
ting "u SUNDAYS R-frrr,d.
Petition OF Mutual Lite Ins Co. for reduction Of tax
Referred
Communication from the City Inspect " stating tn in
gistfrg births marriages Snd o->ths he will
The roeSy at cha rg the tee fer registry ia accord
snc- Nth section OF the act Referred
The Boal then soiouru-d o. Wednesday afternoon