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Bellows. Bellows.

large supply, warranted better than any
made west Of the Alleghanies at reduced prices.
SWangers visiting The city are respectfully invi.
ted TO call before purchasing, as he is confident
they cannot fail TO please.
Dec. II. so, 3mos.
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SPRING AND SU M NJ E L
e. Cd Cd DIS!

CUMMINGS q BRACKIN would take this
method of informing their numerous customers
and the public generally that they are now re-
ceiving one of the largest and most complete
stocks of Spring q Summer Goods ever offered
in this market, and which they offer to the pub
lie at the very lowest prices.
Their stock is full and complete ; sufficient to
meet the wants of the most particular. 1t
consists of every style of Prints, Lawns
plain and fancy, Bereges, Tissues, Ribbons,
Laces, Cambrics, Jaconets, Mulls, Edgings,
&C., for the ladies, and Blue Drillings, Yell
low Nankeen, California Casimeres, Gam
broons, Cottonades, Linen, Irish Linens,
Sheetngs, Handkershiefs, Cravats, Tweeds
and almost
EVERY HING ELSEl
in the Dry Goods line; while their stock of
GROC CERIES
is as full and we'll selected as any in the west.
And they have not forgotten or neglected to
bring most Superb and Extensive lot of
6arO mare,
such as Pocket and Case Knives, Axes, Saws,
Files, Augers, Chisels, Scyths, Spades, Hoes,
Rakes, &C., &c. and while these things are
being examined their splendid selection of
QUEEN s w a. &8
should not be forgotten OF overlooked.
It is worth at least quarter to look at our
READ Y-MADE CL OTHING,
even if you don't want to buy. A better lot
of wearables never were brought into this town.
RnnTG ANN SIunES
OF almost every variety and description will be
found on our shelves; while our assortment OF
BOnnetS 4 Hats
can't be be beat any place.
COME ALONG THEN,
And examine our stock, and we are we'll salts
fed that you cannot get away without buying.
We are determined to sell as low as others dare;
and if you give us call we will see that the
prices suit you.
Carrolton, April Is, 1853.
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ST Q Il Z a R


In accordance with an Act further defining
the powers of Trustees of Townships, passed
March i2th, 1853, the Trustees of Lee Town
ship, Carroll county, Ohio,-Do Ordain, that
from and after the first day of June, 1853, any
person or persons known to keep or allow his
house, store or shop, to be kept as place of
habitual resort for tpplng and intemperance
phall upon conviction thereof be liable to fine
of not less than FIVE nor more than twenty dol
lars. And for any subsequent like offence,
shall be liable to fine Of not less than ten nor
more than fifty dollars, and Imprisonment in
the county jail not less than five nor more than
twenty days. Passed April 9th, 1853
john GUESS,
CRAWFORD MoREHEAD,
HENRY GUYER,
Trustees Of Lee Township.
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DUFFS MERCANTILE COLLEGE
PITTSBURGH. PA.
Gstablisbe0 in 1910.

incorporated By The Legislature Of Pensylynnis
with perpetual charter.
BOARD on TRUsTKEs.
Hon. James Buchanan, late Secretary Of State;
Hon. William wilkins, late Secretary Of War;
Hon. Moses Hampton;
Hon. Walter II. Lowre;
Hon. Charles Nsylor;
Gen. ]. X. Moorhead
FAeULTY.
p. Duff, Principal suihor Of the "Nor,h Amer.
lean Accountant" Prof. Of the Theory and prse-
tce Of DCuble-Bniy Book Keeping, and Lecturer
on Commercial Sciences.
]. ID Williams, Professor Of Mercantile end or.
namental Penmsnship
N. B. Hatch. Esq, Of the Pttsb urph Bar. Prof
Of Mercantile Law.
=. Hayden, A. NJ, Prof. Of Mathematics, &c.
This Institution occupies five spacious apart
ments, and is considered the most extensive and
perfectly organized Commercial College in the
United States. What IS said Of il by the most
eminent mercantile authorities in the country, and
OF the Principal as q Practical Accountant, as an
experienced Teacher. and as an Author; as also
OF his colleague, Mr.. Williams as a Penman, will
be found IN the pamphlet circular Of "a pages
Duh's Boob Keeping, pp. 1872, Royal octave,
HarPers. Price SI5O,-postsge 2I cts. "The
most perfect combination Of instruction and prac-
tce published"
Duf's Western Steamers Accountant-Price
81, postage cents. "a perfect system for Keep
ing such Books and Accounts"
Merchants and steamers can always be supplied
with thoroughly trained accountants.
C5- Send for Circular by Mail. aprs '53
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81 digest" Such is the true meaning Of the
word "lePsin," or of the two Greek words from
which It is derived This is the'signifcant and ap-
propriate title of the true digestive uid or gas
trie juice, prepared by DR.. j. : Houghton of Phil
adeiPhia, from the fourth stomach Of the OK, { r
the cure Of Indigestion and Dyspepsia. It is Ma
ture's own remedy for an unhealthy stomach. No
art OF man can equal its curative powers II rem
ders good eating perfectly consistent with health
see the figure ofthe OK another part Of this paper
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MARRIED.-May LIST, by Rev Mr.. Albaugh
MIR. John Roehm and Miss Agnes Schniver.
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With almost everything usually

hEPT IN A WHOLESALE
DRY GOODS AND VARIETY STORE.
They respectfully invite Merchants visiting this
market to examine for themselves and they be-
lirve that those who have not purchased of them
heretofore will find it their interest to do so now
OF one thing their customers may be assured, that
they will sell them Goods at Philadelphia or New
York prices, or duplicate any bill offered to them
bought in the East the same season.
MARCH 10, 1853
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GIN G H A NJ S,

Lancaster, Manchester, Selfridge, book and
long fold. Also, Scotch, French and Swiss,
striped and plaid Mourning and Second
Mourning.
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MI rs. EMMA G.. BOSTWICK respectfully informs
~ her friends aud the public that she viii give Of v
eitA SOhEES AibJs saloon ucilr ca LtE>D ~
No st they Ehl Be aL3 subscribers - the seri
fveh viii Of url vi Be entitled scu-cd eati 81;
etet Ccre.rt or tie payment 81 ave eoEs snse adoos
eeHr The iulscrpfcn tcok cprn 20 ne store "
Zen " n A. sons eoIlsr Of srosa~sy AL Pars pace
pOWELLs GREAT NATIONAL PAINTING
II foT he Covsrrusni-
DE SOIo DISCOVERING THE MISSISSIPPI. . -
i EN being exhibited Il Ire National Academy Z rn No o'
bfoeGTay Admission, 5 esnts OPP f1l A u l II l. n
SHERIDAN CO2BYN, Agent
4 ENTREVILLE COURSE. L. L-TROTTING.-
" THURSDAY, Oct T. clock ?. ~ Match 81 o. Ih7ee
ME heatl 70 wagon srecn Hosfland ..c1lseh
eNne names bk Black Jack Oribrses leave Fglton and
Wii4inrnshuTgh fsrrirs tourly for tire corrse.
l MON COURSE, L. L-TROTTING.-THUR
- DAY Oct T. q p " s1,ch for $40 mile hss,s best
th1ee n I'VE IN hercs drive, between he celehate
horses Lady sE0 and Fnny T. White LADY SafiS
J. ioJ naes ta-ay Says Leave Peck-lp aud Oranist
ferries Nh.msrgh every hs hour during The day and return
g. soon - he tro = JOHN SNEDIKER Proprietor
INION COURSE, L. L-TROTTING-TUES
u DAY, Oct S y Il match FOR $1,000 between Two
ssietTad hofss two m e and repeat 70 wagons NJ liran
Weocruh rel rdrE Mr. J. Rchcu names Csrli
ral stars viii he WiAubu-s h Aad Pecksp ferries
JOHN / sSEDIEER. PTopris.or
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Amuscmcufs.

NIBLOs GARDEN-TTAIIAN OPERA
~ LAST WEEK b.. ONE Of he SEASON
NOTICE. Of the NJ Ah as4s rad
pgeYaralrs the production Of ne tar opera %
Nissan o. hlse viii Re purf94aee On Nsaa slay mex
THURSDAY, Oc-ober
FoI the lgst lime Ashsl's Grand opeEaoi
sNASANlfLLN
The Durh GlTl O. FoItc-
SIC SALNl Nasaniello
SONORA MtNZINl q Eigra
SIC. BENEA ENIANC g Pici.o aid
ND LIE COCGAJD g. teacia
u the frsi at rOLERO performed ~ -
MDlLE SOtlAN. LANIGNE
MONS MICE CORNEL
II thc hid set FAR AMELIA. -
MDLLE gOJGACn an
Mons MEGT.
ssnor MARIN BovERE. NLsTrI ROsI sud others q t5'
p1ncpa kss cEcrieS g. appear II tie E-'-t MAX
KIT CHORUS
rrice OF admission one Do ~
Secured SEALS ths ts~11s only oue Dcs- snd HsL
seas nav Be securcd daily Mss HALL sons, 70 =,
Brsdrsv orrcssrs TIE Pax and NBLyS Gvcers TN
o'siosk Q The rrornDF enil 5 m -bs cvcnl-g
pc0s eTen A. q scocA Js'fer-lsree . sS1-erec -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-25
fine ARTS.

MEXICAN -UNlON.-Free Exhibition
"a Now Open No. ~ Broadway,
PAINTINGS BY AMERICAN ARTISTS
Members for the year 1851 vii please call the Gallery FOR n
euErayings before the l5h Nov.
TINE ARTS.-Exhibtion TO close on the 2sth INST.
Il SIR WALTER SCOTT AND HIS LITERARY FRIENDS.
and sHABSPEEE AND HIS COTEMPORARIES The ekrraor-
fer the Proofs Of the Sir Walter and Fen
al bat OF those with apis. the above
orgnsl PtItinrs viii be re'uruedto Europe the l-h
WILLIAMS STEVENS WILLIAMS "a. So Broadway.
I'M ARTS-RARE ENGRAVINGS and ETCH-
l. INGs First importation dnce Mr.. BGGAR5 return 20
Europe by the follow old and others selected Europe
BY entirely By the
bisted jur imported worthy the Alteration Of c'nnos
and all lovers Of Fine Arts 81 BIOGARS old 10 80
CanGlE, n T.; Rembrandt Rnbens VILE Ostade, Eienk,
PonkL and others Also he found lot Of POrtrAi kc
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Gbanres for Business fiIen.

A GENTLEMAN Of standing and business capacity
~ With cab capital Of oco - 90 defoss q eagsa
" on "a, Il. s t s,1,s 80 d h. ~,
ained &c b,st Of references required aud en Addfe VIC
IslteaI which vii be treated iety eonlsHA H. D. Box Nc
EOk sALE-Buildng Furniture and Lease Of
Ground 10 lGs sthaT, occupied Elsiaz King
:ss b saSrs s1 o and dong iDa ks I S .'
MACHINE SHOP and FOUNDRY Tor SALE
WI The e1;erve works, formerly the Of the Gaord
rgtooss AID barn ae and gesrflnged Machine Shop
hars and PaeyE aud ot permanent hxturea sFoun-
fefss al rad operon about Is Drills
enc i S 4 a q ts ri Sr o o
Tie properly t4ad e the tsSn Of aof CoHa within
The NeTfsssn Railroad opportunity
hy cisred The Immediate OF machine or iron SEs-
nc eposd Il vii be offered Apply sAfCEL
Fes4ist GuLfrd OF IS 1850
ITO BUSINESS MEN.-A Principal Of one Of the
P-be selooi, whhss chance h4 goeal Hs oase, o
,.stlo where physical lsor eqassd s-isy
nl an BT7sv; vii lease address LEVI KiSO TEibuns oae
ITO CARPENTERS SASH and BLIND MAKERS.
The Adssrissr LIS short distance 5s eo3nfr srzs
tai the nehsofsi sai tae Cry x
S.i asl Pr'Se.e' 70 'ra an "a o 5000 .Ssa ss
ssafrss liar en-ryed vii be ineiei a the pro
f srss of ~ ss8r o. rrcr j.snesi dsloas Of
iaE sl1ei'iaS my s1-fes D. D. Z, Box No 30
e. 00u Il an IL WANT Of PARTNER
= CsOUOs aeti.e y sle-t vih $500 m9rs,
ssEag ssa:s IT, az ?. .sss Ssss "a Pss pee, q
,sss 81 G. GILBERT, No - PearIs,, Ssa York.
exon TO sl,0C0-For frssrase business Store
ROOO ~ n of.-rlto1, vel sEtlb1had, psynz .arFs
Is pa-a; bssles and susrssd lay ersF hs
ss ssssia Prooa sad Flreasrs sVsn WI - ,oIa ois
RIOT, prcssrsy Peste9cs
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Groterlrs.

NEW CROP GREEN and BLACK TEAS, FOR
~ EIGN FRUITS GROCERIES, 6cThe Subscriber he's n
dsy receiving from the GALES Green aid ick
Tes SPICES Sugars Cofees Bunch Ran Dred CuFralts Crou
Almonds ADD family Groceries 10 all their seties Also s. ars
White and Yellow sgg2Ea Extra and 10sa For sale whole
sale ana retail on No 80 aud No s5s
Gre ch a. snd No. ~ Yeseyst. J. y. EOWLER
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60 iDhom II man Conrern.

A IL PERSONS holding claims against BENJAMIN
"a WOOSTER formerly doing business No p Avenue
hereby notified that the untensned
said WOOSTER will for tho proceeds
cevea i0th Of November
all claims aid WOOSTER must be presented e them
ofce Narrsnst said city. before that doo
ttey will not b. received Dated YORK Oct II, 1851
JOHN X. SEARS, Assignees Of
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Eos. ano found.

I OST-On Friday morning, the 2lst inst, In going
Il from Park WasLngton Market very pisia
GOLD WATCH and CHAIN The finder viii be
orally BY returning the No 20 East Broadway
No 81 Wsshingtonst.
I OST or STOLEN.--In Edinburgh, Scotland, on
II the Goth September, 1859 TWO RAILWAY BONDS as fol-
lows
ONE PERU INDIANOPOLIS Y CENT. sl00 BOND, nun
Der supposed be III 81 and probably the later
Al rsons cautioned against negotiating the payment
have been stopped
O. a REWARD-StOlen, on Saturday, the 2ld
~ " inst sold WATCH. No sos goiI CHAIN, LOCK.
III and KEY The above reward will b. paid tor he recovery Of
the properly Apply at 40 81 mpsonst, up stairs -.
SAMUEL GORDON.
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1onsss t)anteo.

A FARM WANTED-Within forty miles Of tho
n city h.v1ga rod House and Ban ke and RON IS 70 e
q good land. II within shct t<tsnes from vhss
thse ehuEches aud SHOOK such preferred Asc roEsd,
CITIZEN Fososes tex liza seu-Ysrk evihs sss<rvs>s,
price, &c, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-25

u,ss,s, sfssrieenth Ward Assembly NoBluation.-At
DAvIL sS Mhss Of tA Ward convened a Nc 7o Htsser
kk ksq unanimously nominated cald3ase
A'oS sesy : JONES ClhTnlH.
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0he noorl0'e Galr.

Che Uorl0's Sdir.
CRYSTAL PALACE.-Mr. LAHOCHE. whose col,
~ lection Porcelain and Cys.si WaIe Cos Lamps Chfnic
rerF &c unvesy admired bv every visitor - tho Crgss
faico the public this d-,e D. viii dispose OF the
articles be has exhibition III palt and dccoga'ed ~
he test Of PaFs and they made expressly oE s
f1htcn thew quality ret % be found IN the trade Or
for re sto sut purc viii 30 ed for
warfd France attended Eh the ard
uary the close ofthe Exhibition ali articles rIllng u1s5d
will 'e Immediately returned 70 France
sUPEstsrEEOsNIS OyFicE,
CRYsrkL PALACE sept ) iA0
TIVE PUBLIC are respectfully Informed that she
CRYSTAL PAL ACE s nov open EVERY DAY Sundays
bsuvera Of 10 O'Clock ~ AID 10 octocE
? NJ Until '1rther notice.
Children under ~ years Of =
Monthly for each calendar month .
Adulss!l ~ Sc,urlaT y
Visitors ere particularly req1csed provide themselves wth
chsnge TO prevent delay ihe entrance
Purchased the entrances 20 TIE Cryss Pace
TIE Nusc Of Hall son No 20 Broadway,
sfP.k Place aso Jolls's Music Store, 800 BrcaEsy
john g. BATCEELDER. Secretary ofthe : perntendeBc
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Mem pnblitaiions.

A BOOK FOR THE TINES. -INFIDELITY-I,s
~ Ares eaure and Asnee, bling ,he pze essay the Brit
,h Of the Evan seca ASncs. By the Rev Thomas
Pearson. cvo. ~
at occrrsa dnct field from o. TIE oher vol
this beet while theseste 10 arg-mfn IN defense
Of Chlanity, tie PRINCIPAL objections OF nnaes NJ
Peanou panoramic view nd'tv ITSELF We know not
indeed ny hook VI Oh sves full an description Of
various which in6dety present assumed
To ministers Of the gospel and 20 all who brought into eone
with tie prevailing uheef the DAY hs volume viii be peculiar
" "a liable while canuot fail b deeply Interesting every
thoughu Christian We courrafuse the hlch on having among
able battle faith delivered
the and conraie The author having produced
ch will high place Ia the satOn Of all who
love ne ruih Presbyterian Mlsa1ue.
Jrs; pub. shea by ROBERT CARTER BROlhERs.
No E85 Broadway.
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Gorees, Carriages, Sc.

TOR sALE-A fine pair of Bay HORSES, about
Il hands hish. Inquire AZ No 81 Liberty-st.
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EAGLE HOTEL LODGINGS.-(ientlerscn viii ID
N vel 70 remember hcy hsye excellent Lsses ssas.
rcrs > eens per nAL II Frankiost saS wssi On
&c cpen Ell uifhf
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60 farmers ano Others.
Tor SALE-The thoroughbred shorthorned Heifer
LILLY the herd Of Mr. Lenok calyed April % 9i dam
PITntsc, sire Prsd With fl and perfect pedigree no" WIN
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DOARD.- Parlsrs, With bedrooms adjoining, on the
ID second ara third door, 20 let with Bosr At 10 81 Esst d
Ao tw eg.n faoss the frst foor Rsreness Esrspv
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pOARD.-A pleasant front Room, suitable toi
ID Fanv or two er.lemeu also single Room for 0eatansA
nav he citsntd with Beard Al No 10 Beaehs 81 johns
~
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A LADY. residing in WiliAmsburgh, is desircus Of
taks two chdtea frcrecahY board aud elaeste. -
~ T. ot her ow n Anily AaaIsss MADAM. 1bAas oes.
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pOARD-Desiroble suites Of Rooms, suitable 10
ID Fsrles and suge Gentlemen te hal with board,
No Wet 2edst hav. Horse with All qaotern IN
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DOARD-Rooms TO Let with Board, at No ~ 81
I'D MarAspl.ce sthst Stages passes The door
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DOARD-At No. 3lS West 22d-st, near lothay
ID Desirable suites Of cous sutaAe Cos Fais. slta Geo
der % may b Aaa With BOud Hoass With AL modern s
prove ne q bcth
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DOT WANTED-In retail drug store-an sctive.
I'D Intelligent bov s yesrs OF reside WIKI rs
p1eas Apyly the drus saEE and 2Rhst. bere
c'clcck A N ard afr5 ?. NJ
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A GENTLEMAN and his WIFE win end good 81
"A ond story front roous With fal Bosri a, No sc vacks
6oor Above ST. Johns Church Aso few single jcasssn
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-, e.lgoss oSsS.S ssP a laf steamer for %
- =, sssrsa. SINGLE copies cents
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BOARD in PRIVATE FRENCH FAMIL,

I'D Gentleman aud bis Wife snsle Gentlemen. be
hoard and peessnt newly painted and a'
with eas in private French family residing al No ioi lah<t
tween Inivcrsty.ylace and Sh-av.
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EVEREIT HOUSE, on unlOn-sqaare. anls
L. srrei he's essed this sud rAeoas Hotel c.eA a
rorbsr side OF Unonsquse and VIII oren the The lh
Tbs kcCse hss erected
rsocscn Of families a. eoutairs tess er.ens Ell "A
comforts modern private residences ferses teslr
on r arrAngeulruts sppy Il tho hotel daily to 10 10
AM HAwLEY D. CLAFf Ase Of the Hsnilioa kecse.
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GRAND SERIES Of CHARITABLE CONCERTS
" OLE BULL viii i've the benffr Of the El1srnr C)
his Of Or1rs THREE GRAND CONCERTS "A SsrT5rk, q
NipLO's slLOOS, on SATURDAY, Oct p, TUESDAY, Seg
SAT EDAY Nov lss-re BY hf lscI PHI nonsns AO1
LIMA p TIL ard " sIRAkOsCH. the grest Pisaisi g,
Tie D. s1i ~ ether o. AZ
tie Cono aer Ibs-slay
Ioruinr e. Mefsrs HALL SONS, No % BsosiEsJ.
For Froxraur-e. futnre Advertisement.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-12-17

the total aggregate the quantity Of 354 900 lbs and
in addition to the above l5,075000 lbs. Of potatoes
The Prussian Moniteur of the Sth instant publishes
official notice the effect that the ZoVerein, in imita
ton of Of the same purport previously taken
by the Veren Hanoverian commercial associa-
ton had suspended entrance duties from the 10th
November to the LIST Of January next
remarkable of religious intolerance has just oc
CURED within few miles Of Paris most respectable
person of the Protestant religion died recently and was
buried in the public cemetery in portion Of the
which had been purchased by the family Of the deceased
for their special USE The funeral service was publicly
performed and respectfully attended by many Catho
lies of the neghborhood friends Of the deceased and of
his family. Some three weeks after the nterment the
Deputy Project of the department accompanied by body
Of workmen, proceeded morning about daybreak.
and during heavy rain, to the buryng- ground dsn-
tered the body dragged the coffin through the mud to
distant portion of the cemetery and there, close to the
division set apart for maleactors and children who die
unbaptized the coffin again hastily and disrespect
fully put under the ground few days after the Ro-
man Catholic clergy of the neighborhood went in great
pomp to the cemetery to perform puricatory ceremonies
with incense and prayer. to cleanse and rebless the
ground which had been polluted by The body ofa Protestant
After this bill of y-sx francs expenses of the
humation presented TO the family of the deceased
with the threat prosecute if it promptly paid
The Protesants have protested against this outrageous
proceeding and were few days since received
dence by the Minister Of Public Worship, who has the
complaint under consideration.
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THE BOURBON AND ORLEANS FAMILIES.
To the PRESIDENT.

FROM THE LONDON TINES or NOVEMBER %.
1t is announced by teegraphic despatch from Vienna
that the longexpected reconciliation Of the elder and
younger branches of the house Of Bourbon has been
LIBERATED at Frohsdof by formal exchange of visits be-
tween the Duke dc Nemours and the Duke de Bordeaux
and we presume that the oldest surviving Of Louis
Philippe must be held to have acted this occasion
the representative of the whole branch Of the Royal am
ly to which he belongs Whatever may be the merits Of
this scheme Of fusion, to which importance has
been attached than il really deserves it is gratifying that
Princes so nearly united by BLOOD and closely den
fed by their misorunes should have agreed to bury in
oblivion differences connected altogether with the history
of the past and put end to that division Of the
ROYAL family Of France which contributed, with other
causes to the total subyersen Of the monarchy They
quaeled unhappy for themselves rs long as they had
any thing to quarrel about and nothing but exile and
common fate has brought them together But this
event terminates that scandaous spectacle Of rival par
ties in the family bidding against another for
the national favor and allowing the divisions of their re-
spectye adherehts weaken still further the cause of the
Grown. Personally, have doubt that the recon
Citation is hailed with great satisfaction by both branches
Of family and whatever may be the future destiny Of
their house. it is seemy that they should meet it
dure ID together.
The Orleans branch raised to the throne by one re-
Soution and deposed by another The interval pc
rod of unexampcd freedom and prosperity to France
But the reign Of Louis Philippe in spite Of the great
vices rendered by that sovereign his country created
no rights and left few traces behind it, The Orleans
Princes had nothing to renounce and in losing the throne
they restored TO their natural position towards the
head Of their family. This reconciliation is therefore
than the recognition Of state Of things which
already existed and the honorable extinction of those
feelings Of resentment which mutual injuries in former
times had left behind them. 1t changes in reality mo-
thing and it can hardly be said to alter the position Of
any important parties in France.