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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-09-01

The REASON WHY BRURDER Dickson
LEFT THE CHURcH.-Mr Dickson, a colored
barber in one Ofour large New England towns,
was shaving one of his customers, a respectable
citizen, one morning when conversation oc-
CURED between them respecting Mr. Dickson's
former connection with colored church in the
place.
/ believe you are connected with the church
in Elm street, Mr.. Dickson, said the custom
er.
No sab, not at all
what, are you not a member of the Afri-
can churchl'
Not dis year, sah.'
why did you leave their communion, Mr.
Dickson if may be permitted to ask
why, tell We sah,' said Mr.. Dickson
strapping concave razor on the palm of his
hand. 1t was jess like dis-I jined dat
church in good faif. glib ten dollars towards
de stated preachin of de gospill, de fuss year,
and de church peepil all call me Brudder Dick
son. De second year my business not good,
and only glib five dollars. De second year
my business not good, and only glib five dol
lars. Dat year, de church peepil call me Ms
ter Dickson. Dish razor hurt you sab =
No razor goes tolbul WE'LL
Wall, sab, de third year feel berry poor
sickness in my family-and / didn't glib
no6in for preachin. Wall, sab, arter dat dey
call me ole niger Dickson, an left emp
So saying; Mr.. Dickson brushed his custom
er's hair, and the gentleman departed, well
satisfied with the reasen why Mr.. Dickson left
his church.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-09-01

The best article discovered for the speedy and eec
Iual OF Pains of all kinds.
More than ono bundled hO,,sad oases Of
Rheumatism Paralysis, Choc Cramps and SPGsras, Neu
raigia, Colds Sore TRroat Chill and Fecer, SpraiRs,
Bruises, Burns, Heartburn, Cholera horbHS,
Dyscntery, Diarrhca, Sick Headache, LHRbd-
90, Lame Back, &c /, &c.,
h. 49, ,,,-aI - r,tion within
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WONDERFUL SWIMMING Fear Yesterday
an Irish boy, residing at Hull, swan from
Hull over to Fort Warren and back, resting
about ten minutes at the fort. The distance in
a straight line is one and quarter miles
The tide in the channel runs very swiftly, caus
ing him to swim at least tioo miles each tcay.-
man in a small boat, surprising he was swim
ming for his life, ran down TO him and offered
to take him in, but he very independently said
no, he was only swimming over TO The fort and
back. He started unbeknown to any one on
shore, but was soon discovered and watched
with much anxiety until his return. He was
apparently very little fatigued when he arrived
on shore Traveller, god.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-09-01

A DIP IN THE WATER.-There is nothing
like it. If there is fountain Of rejuvenesence,
it is the ocean. A fig for stream bathing =
Give us lhg brine-a saturated solution of salt,
prepared 10 the labaritory of nature To pre-
serve your health in hot weather, plunge your
body at least once week into Neptune's pickle
Don't go padding about in little bays and es-
tuaries, where the pickle is not strong and
waves never comb. Away 10 Rockaway or
Coney Island. Face the rollers March up
to the trooping pillows, and when big fellow,
with his green cap plumed with foam, stoo2s
forward as if to catch you in his embrace, let
him have you. Crouch, and let him play at
leap-frog over you. You will rise from the
foam like giant efreshed.-Sunday Times.
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Light Food for Dog DAYS.

DICE Farina, Corn Starch, Sago Pearl Barley Potato
IL Starch TapOca Irish Moss G. inglass and GeIatlno
for sale by NJ. ". GANNETE.
July 2Tth, 1858
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aF MoR5E'9
POUND SYRUP OF
YELLOW DOCi% ROOT.

THIS is Purely Vegetable Compound scientifically
prepared from the best Roots and Herbs Of
Medical and has gained unrivaed reputation for the
following effects, viz:
Regulating and Strengthening the Liver and
Digestive Organs, and Cleansing the
.ul.t Stomach and Bowels,
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just Received
DIRECT FROM BOSTON,
A Fresh Supply of Groceries,

SUCH as Spanish Olives, large and small size Raj
~ sins, IN whole. halves and quarter boxes supe-
rlorqualIiy of Getane, Corn Starch Preserved GIn-
ger, Olive OIL Hps of all kinds Pickles. Sardnes.
Cnron, Cracked CossA, Chocolate, Teas and Cofees
ofall grades &c en- he offers the public cheap
can be found i'll {. city.
April 9. 1853 ALFRED Il. ROBINSON.
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Most Popular Curative Agent i'm
the WOFId!!

They were first introduced in the United States about one
year SINCE and went through with the trial in Eu
rope, and were at introduced into every Hospital
New York. where they in daily use eecting even
MOkE WONDERFUL CURES than had ever before been
awarded them.
They are highly recommended by Profs. Valentine Mott
Van Buren,, Post, and others, who have published their
views OF their and value medical
Journals IN tt CITY, and are also in the daily practice Of
recommending their use to patients full account Of their
opinion may also be found in every pamphlet and sent to
the address Of any person in the State by applying ost
pait) to DIR. JOHN MATTHEWS, who is agent for Bath
The Chains can be sent by mall with full descriptions
...... .....
| Price Of Chains, 50 and S.
Physicians politely invited to call and examine their
construction, and pronounce upon their merits.
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~ never am unhappy,
auler laid

1auler Ialu
His hand upon the strangers course gray sleeves
"TelI me, oh father, what thy strange words
mean
Surely mans days are evil, and his life
Sad as the grave it leads to-" may my son,
Our times are in Gods hands, and all our days
Are as our needs: for shadow as for sun,
For cold as heat, for want wealth, alike
Our thanks are due. since that is best which is,
And that which is not sharing not His life,
Is evil only as devoid of good.
And for the happiness Of which spake,
I find it in submission to His will,
And calm trust in the holy Trinity
Of knowledge, Goodness, and Almighty Pow
err"
Silently wandering for little space,
Stood the great Preacher; then he spake as one
Who, suddenly graphing with haunting
.1 thought .s~ge.rM e-
Which long has followed whispering through
the dark
Strange terrors. drags it, shrieking. into light:
''What if Gods will consign thee hence TO
He'll"
"Then,'' said the stranger, cheerilly "be it so.
What He'll may be know not; this know
cannot lose the presence Of the Lord:
One arm, Humility, takes hold upon
His dear Humanity; the other, Love,
Clasps his Divinity. So when l go
He goes and better fire. walled He'll with Him
Than Golden-gated Paradise without"
Tears sprang in Tauler's eyes. A sudden
light,
Like the first ray which fell on chaos, Glove
Apart the shadow wherein he had walked
Darkly at noon. And as the strange old man
Went his slow way, until his silver hair
Set like the white moon where the hills of vine
Slope to the Rhine, he bowed his head and said,
''My prayer is answered. God hath sent the
Long sought, to teach me, by his simple trust,
Wisdom the weary schoolmen never knew"
So, entering with a changed and cheerful step
The city gates, he saw, far down the street,
A mighty shadow break the light of noon,
Which tracing backward till its airy lines
Hardened to stony plinths, he raised his, eyes
Ger broad facade and lofty pediment,
Ger architrave and frieze and sainted niche,
Up the stone lace-work chiseled by the wise
Erwin of Steinbach, dizzily up to where,
In the noon brightness the great Minister tow
er,
Jeweled with sunbeams on its mural crown,
Rose like visible prayer. "Behold!' he said'
"The strangers faith made plain before mine
eyes!
As yonder tower outstretchcs to the earth
The dark triangle of its shade alone
When the clear day is shining on its top,
So darkness in the pathway of Mans life
Is but the shadow of Gods providence,
By the great Sun of Wisdom cast thereon;
And what is dark below is light in Heaven ]"
National Era
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-09-01
WINES AND SPIRITS.
Fer Medicinal Purposes,

TAMESNIFCHELL has been duI va ppointcd b y the
Mayor and Aldermen Agent for the city TO sci
Wines &c formedicmal1nd mechanical purposes on
ly agreeabytothe Act for the Suppression or drink
ing housesand tipping shops, and is prepared TO
furnish helriclefor The above purposes al his
on Centre Street.
Bath Aug 10 1852. IOtf
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FALL STYLE HATS
JUST RECEIVED AT
FIS HE RS
Hardware and Mechanics Tools.

THE subsc riber offers for sale Shipbuiding Hard
i ware aud TRIMMINGS; House do do do; Ship and
House Joiners Carpenters Tools of the following
brands viz Higgins T. Libby, Watts Sheffield Axes
ToIman's Planes; Copeland's do; Hommedians' Ship
Augers; also Coopcrs Fools The only full variety in
Boston; Carvers, aud Calkers' Tolls, Cutlery, &c.
We have furnished the elegant ships built this
by Mckay, Hall, Curliss, jackson, Briggs and
Taylor with new aud superb style Of Trimmings
and will make il Object Ior builders and mechanics
10 call upon US. ANTHONY ). MORSS,
3m49 nfr 90 Commercial 81, Boston.
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"A dreadful bad breast cured in ono month.

A dreadful bad breast cured in one month.
Extract Of letter from Mr. Frederick Turner az Pens.
hurst, Kent, dated Dec 9th, 1850.
To Professor HOLLOWAY
DEAR Shiny wife had suffered from bad breasts FOR
more than six MONTHS and during the whole period had
the best medical attendance but all no use Having
before healed an awful wound in my leg by your I'M
rlValed medicine, determined again use yolr Pills
anu OINTMENT and therefore them trial in her
and fortunate i was did so, for in less than month
perfect cure was effected and the benefit that various
other branches Of my family have derived from their use
Is really astonishing InOw strongly recommend them
to all my friends FREDERICK TURNER
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-09-01

TN f subscriber will procure PENSIONS for Wild
l. ows ofRevnuionary Soldiers married since The
year $500, and for Widows and orphagS Of soldiers i'll
he If 1910 AlEo
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-09-01

lot soldiers IN any ofthe wars of the United States.
= Inc highest cash price paid for SOLDIERS BOUN
TY LAND WARRANTS of all sizes
Accommodations by mail will receive prompt l.
lentIon. JOHN KIMBAIL
Elliot House Block
Ball. March 8, 1853. tf3s
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Purifying the Blood

and thus all Bilious Diseases, Liver Complaints
Dyspepsia Indigestion Costiveness Piles headache Fever
and Ague, Jaundice Nausea, Loss of Appetite &c. and
causing the food TO noursh and support part.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-09-01
Au Diseases ofSea-farlng MON.

SCURvY and many Others and is certain preventive of
all FEvERS and EPIDEMICs to which they often ex
posed 1t is pleasant to take and safe in all cases; acting
in harmony with the laws Of nature it inures but
always benefits and cures thousands who used
with success its unparalleled popularity and unprecedented
sales abundantly testify
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-09-01
PREPARED BY A. 3. HART, M. D.

And sold By Agents nearly ever, City village the Und
Gstss and British American Provinces
AGENTs-A G Page and f Lincoln. Bath; A S
Perry Co, Geo Todd, II Lowell ana II J Segburg,
Phipsburg w SWEET and Benjamin SweIi. Jr, AT
rowsic w Emmons Sewa Watson MeSsrs Bel
ry 4 Sampson and Sadler Georgetown; William
Baker, Isaac Siamwood, A L Slanwood and Geo B
Upham, Brunswick; w Clifford Edgecomb; c Fish,
er, McCmtock, w Carlisle, Boothbay; Dana, Jr.,
Dana riscuIla: L Herbert Brietol.
NATHAN WOOD, General Agent for Maine
A,so--For sale BY the above agents. Hinckey'sAs
a tic Lniment, Asiatc and Poor Mans Pasters for
Rheumatism, Cramps. Sprains. &c. 1y1S
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REeu1Ar1Na rnE SEcnEroRY OnaANs.

and thus curing all Humors Cutaneous Eruptons Scroua
Salt Rheum Eryspeas, Scald Head, Canker, Pnpes on
the face Bloches Ulcers Tumors Mercura Disease Can
GERS. &c. - wv
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FEvER snREs or uLCERATED LEGS

FEVER SORES Or ULCERATED LEGS
Are relieved BY iBan surely and seuay than
BY suffer with this complaint will do well
10 try box 1T IS THE BEST REMEDY KNOWN FOR THE
PILES sweled joints Contraction OF the Cords
greatly benefited by and always Cures No family
should without such Cuts Bruises Sore
Lin, Channel anil Cracked In Burns and Scalds
blains Wounds Try and will be without
it. because h good will be felt
price ceDtS ner wi fuII directions fnru
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One Word more to InValidS.

No person need fear that they will accomplish Just
what it is claimed they do and all persons who have
become disguised with constant pouring down patent
nostrms (bottled swilD kindly and politely invited to
give Thorn trial.
n. b. One Chain viii last for years and lose Of its
electric power by use and be applied either adult
child j. STEINERT Agent for the U. States.
ems DIR u MATHEWS. Agent for Bath
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-09-01

and by enabling them to perform their proper functions
preventing and curing many painful and dangerous Diseases
Strengthening and Quoting the Nervous System, thus
aayng Nervous irritation and curing all Diseases Of the
Nerves. as HYsteria. Neuralgia. Cramps. &c. ,
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10 UNIV ATI1U IN IIIH JUNE UF n
Female Complaints,

as Weakness General Debility, Irreguarty Distractions
Swelling of the Feet, Limbs Joints, &c. by weak
ness also LUNG and THEsAT COMPLAINTS, Colds Coughs
Asthma Consumption, &c also Dropsy 1t is sure rene
IN for
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Authorization in the side nerfec,1v

An Inflammation in the side perfectly cured
Copy Of letter from Mr. Francis Arnot of Breahouse
Lothian Road Edinbro', dated April go, 1851.
To Professor HOLLOWAY
SIR-For more than twenty years my wife has been
subject from time TO me to attacks of Inflammation in
the side, for which she bled and bstered To great
extent still the pain could not be removed About four
years she in the papers the wonderful cres II
fected by Pills and Ointment and thought thar sha
would give them trial To her great establishment and
delight she got mme late relief from their USE and after
perseverng Tor three weeks the Pain her side was com
peiey cured and she has enjoyed the best OF health for
the last four years. (Signed) FRANCIS ARNOT.
The Pills snoud be used conformity with the Ointment
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Kcnnebec and Portland Il Railroad
Two through Trains each way between
Boston and Augusta, Daily.
Spring Arrangements,

commencing <dpTH 4tt, 1000.
TRAINS LEAVE DAILY, Sunday excepted,) as
follows:
Leave Porilandfor Bath and ugustaat
% A M, II 30 and so NJ
Leave Augustafor Porilandand Boston
al 5 30 A NJ and ~ 20 P NJ.
Leave Augusta for Bath and Portland at
30, M, IL 20 and ? Is p M
Leave Bath for Portland and Boston
at6, 4OA NJ, and 10 P M.
Leave Beth for Portland, at GAO M, 1Oand 90 M
Leave Bath 70 Augusta
al6 40 NJ, and 10 and 25 NJ.
Through Tickets are sold between
Augus;aand Hallowef 10 Boston $3.50
Gardiner 10 Boston, 25A
Richmond and Bowdoinham to Boston, 225
Bath, Brunswick aud Freeport TO Boston, 2 90
Rockland and rhomas Boston, 375
Warren to Boston, 8 ~
Waldoborot 10 Boston, 3OO
Damarscotia 10 Boston, 375
Wiscassei TO Boston, so
China TO Boston, 3 %
Eas a nd South Vassalboro 10 Boston, 2S7
Vassaboro 10 Boston, 275
China 10 Portland, 200
Fast and South Vassalboro TO Portland, 81
Vassaboro 10 Portland, so
ID .lflSt to Portland, 90
BANGOR Portland, 5 70
| FREIGHT TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY
Arrangements have been made with the Eastern and
* u Rail roads, whereby freight Will be transpor
ted between Stations aud this Road and Boston al Low
| RATES and without change ofcars at Portland.
AIIorders for freight intended for This Road must bt
| Jeff at No IA Merchants Row, Boston.
r. Q. HYDE, Superintendent.
| Bath, April ,, 1858.
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That i Is not claimed that it cures all diseases, but onTv
those FOR which il recommended and moreover we boldly
claim and DEFY, that medicinal agent Of ANY KIND
has performed 50 MANY CURES during the last wear OF
those diseases lust named. az H..r 0N.-
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PuIvermacher's Electric Chains.

And to prove this assertion defy any person produce
so many WELL AUTHENTICATED CERTIFIC ATES OF
Scientific Physicians and intelligent patients may
found in pamphlet Of Sc pages, to be had (as) of the
agent in this city.
The Electric Chains first introduced in France 1
1850, and after being snhected to the most
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-09-01
Thorough and rigid trial.

by the hrt medical men in Paris they were found to pos
sess strange ana marvellous power in relieving pain wher
the hospitals Of that city, and also secured by letters nan
by the French Government Ps
They are now introduced in almost every Hospital in Eng
land, Germany, AUSTRIA Belgium and patented in those
countries, where they have become the
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-09-01
10000 Bottles Sold by one Agent in New York in
six Months!

Have been cured BY this preparation within The past year
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His hand upon the strangers course gray sleeve;
"TelI me, oh father, what thy strange words
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Sold at the Establishment of Professor HOLLOWAY
PA Strand (near Temple Barr London and by all re-
spectacle Druggists and dealers in medicine hrougho
the British Empire. aud d those Of the United States
inpots and boxes, at 34 cents, s7cenls and so each
Wholesale by the Principal Drug Houses in the uni
on, and by JOSHUA DURGIN & co, Portland
John Mathews and A G Page, Agents for Bath
There IS considerable saving by taking the larger
sizes.
N. b. Directions for The guidance OF patients In ev-
ery disorder are affixed TO each box eo31yl1
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ARRESTED FOR FLAGRANr ACT OF IMMORAL
ITY
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ALL DISEASES
BE it understood

that are caused by deficient amount Of NERVOUS FIJI
ID are greatly relieved, not permanently cured by sim
ply wearing the chains for few hours each day.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-07
LsEESg NEWS BY THE TELEai:Apr.
relc grnphcd fur the Rich mond Enu.!I
LATER FROM EUROPE

LATER FROM EUROPE
NEW YORK, Der 6.-SteHnier Afdnia has auised ,it,
later dates from LIvrrpaul
According 10 her quotations. Of The Liverpool mslEet
Cotton Tad drrlihrd "ne-einhh- The sales oi the cr
amounted 10 IS 900 hars Flour active and firm; ana
Corn had advanced Ia 40s
The ARABIA passed The Atlantic ;c 10Th Sfeplen,h.
me Asa rn The 2Srh and Arctic The ith October
The hermann arrive! o 800 September
me holrfa was iavrg!ng The cities and towns Of Ena
land and Ireland
The aspect Of The Turkish faculties more Threatening
Than ever.
The furis used highest pitch of eacItcmeni
9nd called IN The Sultan declare war or alb icate M
Throne. Meantime thr other powers sre fndeavo,nu
Austria shows symptoms 1t backing from alliance win
| france ani England and sitc with Russia This
news had seriously depressed the money market
Al ConssnInUpr nccndlary pacards continued 10 b.
posted on The wrls bitter feeling against England had
been eGgcndarri among The Mussumen Carlcaturcs 0,
that county had brrn freely ccGli;ed.
Another despatch had been BY the English snd
French Minister Co1st1nnople ursng the Porte to ac
the first
would make no further concessions either Russia or Il e
other Powers.
IL also ruinuf6d hal HE dispute The Enr.h
aud French Ministry had been revived the French Ministry
ns. tng that The combined fleets shout On 10 Con.
stnnlirop:r, 10 y bach Lord Radcliffe otIecictse
Uespt ches from Vienna 20Gn September confirm he
sport that Austria had backed She declines 10 sane
lion @untnne ia collective nofe against further in
reference the pant al Russia bet" The Porte and It's
SUBJECTS.
lie Be. Gunis had informed The Porte that his con,ip
gent Vas irhiy 10 take the field
Lo&po%, Sept ~ -Consol, closed to-day 81.
The Spanish Minis hal
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Jenkin=' gain in 81 counties u6U
Fugitive n .VE.caSE,

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 5--Gtlrd States deputy marshals
torsn aud Jenkins had warrants served them yeser.
day charge Of riot, ami assault and ba ery upon B
Thomas alleged fugitive s.se from Wks6arre, on onlh
of N,n e. Gdesleevc rrstit Of Wink share VIII
n habeas corpus applied before Judge Eef Of he
= Circuit Court 10 this city aud district Attorney ASH
mead asked thai The prisoners discharged, asserting tina
no more force was urd than ssary, the tLgve
being armed with o knife, given him by by stsndrr
JUG. Grrr said that abe4s corpusrs 10 be taken
mt after thai manner viii have indictment sent 10 The
u ) grand Jury against the who applies for The "
or assists in getting H. the lawyer whn defends IT, and The
Sheriff who lhe'wi .cc whether L. >. officers
are be .sIed and hadss whenever they attempt 10
serve o process Of the United Sales
Mr. Brown counsel for the abolition society asked tor
Decay 1T wetE 10 procure 1tn which was granted
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REf.EaSE oE KOSZTa

Tho NJ York Herald says that letter iron, Vienna. lie
ceived 5y the America and directed gentleman Ia New
York contains the following interesting Information:
The Austrian Government has given lie consent 10 The Ii
Duration OF KOszs with The understanding That he Should
De Immediately put board American vessel and 60 d
r.ctIy 10 the Unl!ej States II known that Mr. Masl
had proposed arrangement that kind Baron Bruck
the Government is sad 10 have given its consent
partly because it relieves the French Consul General from
hs dsagreeabe engagement 10 keep Koszta which he had
and The shipping in The harbor from immediate destruction
The Government IN ronsentng 10 this
usn has expressly reserved lis right In Kosza should
.eturn Turkey and also ronsiies him still Austrian
subject 40 long shall be Invested OF his native
iionslity In regular and lawful way.
The Albany kuckerbocker Ut Tuesday has The following
% similar effect Mr.. Hulseman. il 10 said, sought Dir
Uarcy at Albany and had The Interview there:
Il was credibly in the city as night thot
agreement had been made between MIR. Marcy and Mr.
Aulsemanu, that Kuszta shall accede certain
which the Austrian Government fl dictate and
which are grounded their fears Of European revou
lion; else kOsza shall the shelter afforded
him by our institutions American soil
That Koszta will return u have 10 doubt
and that he does the equs and concession of the Go
against whose armed bcigerent cruisers have
upheld him In defiance 10 honor Of which he may be
Justly proud Husemann go mis- oot for The second time
N tho grating.