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VC-Haying disposed Of entire Expres.
business heretofore known "Dodgrs
Crona Express take pleasure the cornuu
MY Al large the enterprisng gentlemen composing the hrm
press ForWarders. 80 I--i T,onEr
Feb 1Ss9
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4, REENLEAF on EVIDENCE Vols
IeTn L,a'e' from Fanny Pot Foi1 new 'urpyt e. %
NJ the saintcd Dead. Ry Rev u i,fhau.h--5a cis
Met1riyss u Fdirlug g Uuiversity arranged and edited h
" W,sst & 'r T hc u'e Of segooi' and Coisg,.- -
Hsrs & @ az Lecture .ppy the Word Of God 90 e rs-
The Natural Ho,y b The Human sr,,s. ty Lieut. Col cha.
% ,,' g9 s4s, M ~ w. tu.'5d by miry'our eoored plates
Anecdotes ,or r Steamboat Railroad selected from the
'l .S an a'l lfa',i,f cloth Sets, rHrrrt ci'.
ror sale at The Exchange Boos,tor,.
au2' GYo " wTsr
y "siy t1ug ''" DSVgSF65FEr. 5E aitIS &c. co. '''
WoRrnlSGroN sALr-aioo,act' iur prime order. rar ,ais
'u2o rpvuNp p,,ryroRr co.
nLp sCnflpAN HOLLAND GIN Jsmsi., and st C-..v Eum
au2o sf Main sr..t
rcior and oii, 'or .ac By DupIry co.
auto % Main street.
sHEET EADAsort,d thickness, Tor sale u piece. To- ,u
au'i sign Of the Circular sav, Il Main street.
rsENC1'' o3 ,,5,i f''E 'ng.g, gg,gg ;g1,,s 5
SuGAE HOUSE MoLAssEs bbd, prime quality. f,r .,,
- W l,ui9I DAyENPoRr, AiiTN co
DS6 CASKS ALEXANDRIA LIMB, IN ,,o,,, er.slr BY
~ trci naf Room Deesntss Har ruub r, Punch Ju, &c
70, .,9 ,;le. JsS.b. Q. EytSs.
2O IlIips prime Bacon sides, for ssls y
400 uAos LAeuAyR, coVrrE, per g. K. KIns. on CON.
auio JtS WINSTON
WHENT fAN-.-A fow Of Baub1roushs cslsbtated wheat
w Vans "r falc BY WI PALMER.
= RtNDsTONFs oGrndsoues part isrge .it-. .t,h,.
'ais JOHN GORDON SON.
EIgry gHp.s MCscoyApo AND II. MoLAssEs 90 bel.
% Cgea do, for sale b
'0i' MACE WINSTON.
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N BBiS. SUP. RYE wHsKEY, 3 half pipes Hennessey
~ Brandy, 1916 do do o. >. Co: loo bb.. o. Rum
10 do old Peae Brandy 70 cghs superior sherry Wine r sale
~ lmlY MACE WINSTON.
w au9 r. H. sKiNKEH c. y.,,ly, % ~
- STENOGHAPHIC PENs.-JAMEs wOoDHOUsE Tggi.
- squarc, has received fresh supply " good
Among The assortment will be found
The SsnoErapiuc Pen, large and very superior pen
HcgstCr, Pointed C1mmtrc Pens,
". Cohcn's Commercial Pens. % finish
he celebrated Frrnch Pen. which universal stcton
GiNutt School Pens, No. gG} and lii. best article
Ghots Ladies Pen, small very superior quality
EDARAN PITCHERS. uh tandsome drss-s. also ancly de-
coracd French Chnl P'chrts Gilt Hand and Drsor.t,I
Tea sets, Cake Plates; Butter Coolers &c a.
aul5 HULKLEY 4 cos. rs. Main street
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EtNI q tU-,
n 2b bids 2 u and y q Sura-s
Is kecs Loag Crushed and PowdersI sryars
ubhls C0fee
900 beg. Bio Coffee; 2lo Iasuira DO ls1Javs o.,
l.o hhds Cuba and Sugar House Moasses
81 this . do
la-nkvgs Nails and Spikes. assorted
Sn boxes Taluu. Sperm and Adamantine Candles
$50 boxes Soap, l5t dozen Painted Brtktts
Gu Rrams Paper, 81 chest Tea. assorted
laH bbs HrrriuCs, - hbls Pure cider VINEGAR
5't sides Sole leather
Pmtuto Ginger Pepper Sutmegs BED Cord Lending Ii,.
Blasting and Sporting Powder. -
starch Pearl starch, window Glass Patty: Cirars H.f,rl
steel Jat steel Aum; salt Petre. sitne Extracts -
vood Yeast PoWder Gloves, super Soa Glass Tumers a.
HrFNA
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NEW YORK Gas REGULATOR COMPANY Onicr 262
~ BrohdwRyThr Office o the New York Gas Regulator
has been permanently established 269 broadway
Chambers Warren and prepared
kders Gas Regulator private OF Compa
nies, aud others throughout the United States.
ds about to br introduced, the
to kidder Patent as Regulator Hdesr, proposals
be received for the formoton
upon advantageous terms.
This valuable machine received the highest scientific
mcniatons well the unqualified appreciation
OF Gasin the United States after experience of
the quality the light. beyond doubt
machine applied lighting spparaus and brings this
best Of lights the than the
compounds Of spirits and Tosin.
The Regulator single burner
facility, MI the the
the with the Regulator
wasted by servants those unused 20 lights
The Regulator at all the leading Loels In New York
city, with perfect success sisiag az least f0eHfyre cf
he gas, and producing better light.
Pamphlets containing description Of the Regulator and est
monials o had the office
they will he sent by post)
Jyii-3m 5. 7. CLARKE Secretary.
6STDyE--sTONE I've prepared to oner trade
- full and complete Cooking Heating
Stoves for Wood Coal which the celebrated "ook
ton "Frankn;" Burners other STANDARD
approved We think il
make their purchases direct from the Manufacturers nrad of
paying profit juhbeTs Many of specially
adapted the Southern and Western markets
pleased 60 receiyo orders for Them.
TREADwELL PERRY.
jyl-3m Eagle Foundry, No. 10 Beaver st., Albany y
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IS Iroadway, y. Yofk, aud Walnut q. PhiadephIa
rl6-1y RICHARDSON. hROTHERs 4 co. IIveTnnnl

QNAfHtoS- NOfltE-NIRGINfA AND TENNESSEE RAIL
NJ ROAD.-PARIsEN KING take great pleasure iu n M
merchants and others this city, they have elected
with the Virginia Railroad Company
for the cHrs Irirg Of running DAILY EXPRESS per The
mail trains, their line from Lynchbrg Virginia
all points In Western Virginia nd
will commence operations the 10th of June
Due notice will be of the various routes agents &C.
The public will bear mind although have the
ofHre righf 20 Express this line, be
accommodation, aud not ENHohHr.Sr wr
81 l.. Arep..
ieg Psarsu a.
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Agent in Richmond, PURCELL, LADD CO.
Au2O-i3mif-IPl

n AMPS, PHoSGENE GAS BURNIEG FLUID AND CAM.
PENEIhe subscribers are manufacturers OF and dealers
articles
assortments of lamps be
They would call special attention the FseHt Plosg~ns
Lamp which furnishes the brilliant
aud principle Mine Lamp
make accident impossible superior
artificial light where the cities obtained
Materials for light Of best quality always sale
market price. ClIAS. STARR ia, CO.
Eptf,r N,rk
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Third Class Pa~-rngrra
Admitted number Of third passengers from
lAieipha and Liverpool found In provisions
Philadelphia $50 FROM Liverpool ass
freight dne goods sos per tom goods hardware
&c, will be taken sutsect 90 agreement.
Certificates will be
of bringing their friends
Freghs Cos goods hardware, taken
suAjrct 10 agreement.
40 experienced Surgeon win b. carried ship.
Small drafts drawn al sight on England Ireland.
RoT freight passage, apply TIIOS. RICHARDSON.
10 HroadEay, N YORK, and Walnut st. Philadelphia
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ANHENP STEAM COMMUNICATION between philadelphia
~ and LiVerpooI-SUNhER 4RRANGE GEMENE-The Lii
ycrpool and Philadelphia Steamship Company sailing the
favorite Steamships rs follows:
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FALL GOODS

N sIoseTtbers have received poron
In l.Ir - So, anI VIII in few days have them Arrspse5
present % 1D0Is norm or their
s''sk comprise some aieen hundred paekae and en-
BuuiS' SHOES, HATS, CAPS, LEATHER. TRUNKS
W. % w, yn haNinE been selected great care ,pd br-st
4, 80 t-rn vii enable thea oh-r a. rrsat
= house u this country. They resp-ct1, 80
t'I'u oi ttrr .fsck By Virs5,Is
pI,-i'ns ineir best Efforts give satisftcus A.
QUARLEs BROOKE
Rreavay- ,,,--., ,.., ga, No. Is 2 trl Street
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NIIINL " ININI-I N|TIh0nI1, HInsI-f lnI lfTIr
Institutions requiring commence the coming
yrr requested t' rfu r uhscber ant orrr same
n order That thty bf Dry ant veil seasoned before
he competency of thr suht.r e personally manufacturing
h blank sock rud h kuHulas. of che qualities paper ans
materials n Dts nur, induces fHat hs call
ci to DIV chose rcluiriuE ahFe O. furnish
Of Stationery uf,d BY mrr.hsuft r. u. sANNAY.
nI.l " p LlLl -Lr--L. und.r rHcha--. II-laI-
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TnE CoAEr.-Mr. Hind, tho Astronomer, In
letter to the London Times respecting the

TnE CoNEr.-Mr. Hind, tho Astronomer, In
letter to the London Times respecting the
Comet recently seen, says:
The distance OF this body from the earth, at
6ococh ovoiE, Sc zee zee miles;
and hence Il results that the actual diameter Of
the bright nucleus was 5000 miles, or about
equal to that Of the earth, while the tail had
real length Of 900, 600 miles, and breadth
of 260, 900, which is rather over the distance
separating the moon from the Garth. II il usu.
al TO assume that tho intensity Of comets
light varies IS the reciprocal Of the products
Of tho squares Of the distance from the earth
and sun, but the present one has undergone q
far moro rapid increase of brilliancythan would
result from this hypothesis. :
In a letter copied into the Times few days
since, Sir William Hamilton hints at the pos
sibility Of this being the coinet had been ex-
pecting, but / avail myself Of the present op-
portunity ofstating that such is not tho case,
the elements Of the orbits having no rescm-
blance The comet referred to will probably
rc-appear between the years 1868 and 1861,
and, II the perihclion passage takes place dur.
ing the summer months, we may expect to see
. body of far moro imposing aspect than the
one at present visible.
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Warlikei

The Austin Gazette says:-We learn from
passenger who came over from San Antonio
in Friday nights stage, that just before the
stage lefs, an express arrived at San Antonio
from Fl Paso, bringing the news that the Mex
lean troops to tho number Of 5000 or 5000
were coming down upon Fl Paso from the In
terror Ct Mexico. The exprcsssnan came with
such haste that he rode two horses 10 death
and had worn down the third when he got
into San Antonio. This Is all that We can learn
about the matter. II true, Il certainly sounds
wariike. by our next issue we will probably
know more on tho subject.
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PyRAMED ~ TltI Dgsrny..--A marvel has
been discovered in California IA huge ,non,,-
ment of art in the midst Of utter dcsolation.
In the center Of what Is called the '.t:reat
American Desert, two l,it drcd miles north,
west Ut the Junction Of the CHA with the Colo.
RADIO, some Adventures who were ia cues, Of
shorter route than the usual one for CROSSING.
the desert, discovered ia the distance what IN.
pcared 10 DC n Euncated or 6shssd,d pyramid
The travellers being curions in the antique, dc.
termincd To vary their course, approach tho
immense pile and discover shesthci II was the
venerable crsation Of art, tie rcsal, Of aa,Nn
natural eonsu'sica On reschins H. thE
ioupsi 10 their wonder that Il was an mi.
mensc stone pyramid. composed IL LAYERS or
courses at ssoae from pigli,sen ,nches 10 three
feet N thickness, smd from live Ia eisb, Gee, IN
length The present hcigls, i oas hundred
AMI Fur fcet Ihr top J. level ol rl0ss than
my ser' square, tho cSiginsl apex having been
thspao down IA soTns terrific storm, the stas.sa
OF whssis u vas esps,ses,si hssnS buFigi
sfossp'i the bsse 10 an ag.ascetssla4sl ,i,,,th
The Ews cs@sess wugt. snl lse siracsafs h
.els snsikases sstsh&altai slssiss 4, s. all ~
se ws'ss sapeseR 10 ske ~, ,.sita s,ysas.lls.
De ssssI,sis lesnaax ats pr&s the Niie arv sen.
sstetttI IL tise 1lsergs q stsf.S ar aassss .,
ssssts fssSssns 50 tlssy stsS. tbs Ia sss4,ii "a
tls< Rsrss Atpsflssn iiessrs gsxseats sssss,t
ssfksee So "a sesmlasstof fiaw eas.,e Il
ssssi a .hs tssassi aessy. tsg ,Asss sse nsne
q sais rnsssissa - gstx a s.sisSsxtags -
syxA I4Aasssss sa<atk Nustf4s,if the me.A
a hasssas tAA,is t@ssy an estse<s Sae< pVsl4
49, have sss-ssfatssl il ~ ne desss e.
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s-s ~ ssssA q ~ ssssses sssl s4g~aasAt sts
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sssAss "a ~ tfssel ssse4s - sts4 s.rsa
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ss's f's~s. ssss Ass 4tss. ssss4Essa ~ ela<A
sf->a tsssssss9 = ~hsa shsN snAkt&ssss tAs4,
sssss-s Ae~ssasA tstssa Esaxa yss sAsssst tt,ssAs
pastffsf,ss1fsss, Sss ss>Nssl fAys9 IA - ssss-
ssse - sAsss tsses ss1esx 49, sssgs$ss e skss
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TnE EhPERoR or Russia AND nn TRoors.-
A gentleman Of New York, who was recently
present in 81 Petersburg At : view Of 100, 900
Russian troops by the Emperor, tho Mirror
says, describes him as perfect specimen Of
the physical man. In height six feet thrce,
and admirably proportioned, with snow white
hair and ruddy countenance. He was plainly
dressed in dark green ftock, with black
chapeau without tsAthers; and mounted on a
coal-black charger Of immense size, the Gear
looked "every inch . king" AS the troops
were passing before him, he suddenly raised his
hand asa sigma, for hault, when he dismountsA,
walked up to private in the ranks, and asked
him to unbutton his coat. On finding that
the soldier was without shirt, tho Emperor
promptly ordered the officers Of the company
to Siberia, and the officers Of the regiment
were instantly degraded 70 tho rank Of pri-
.eAAa
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-10-29

TELEaRAPH AcRoss THE ArLANric--A COR
respondent Of the N. Y. Journal Of Commerce
states that company Is in course of organic.
alton for tho building Of submarine and sub
terranean telegraph line from New York to
Liverpool. The writer says that most Of tho
stock has already been subscribed for, and
that tho company numbers many men Of means
and enterprise, well known OH both sides Of the
Atlantic The reason why all attempts TO got
up such company in England have failed hc
states, is because the wire now In use did not
possess sufficient capacity to carry a steady
and continuous electric current through SO
great distance. But method has been in.
vented by gentleman in Massachusetts,, by
which tho conducting capacity Of Geographic
wire isincrcascd to an astonishing power The
same gentleman has also made very import.
aut Improvement in tho mode Of laying down
submarine and snbterrancan wire, by which
tho most perfect insulation is attained, coupled
with the fullest protection from external INJURY,
or interruption OF any kind, and that. too, al
cost Of less than ene.third of tia, Of tho sub.
terraucfn construction.
Both of these improvements have been pur-
chased by the propsistnrs forming the ncw
company. TO which ishave alluded, aud their
possession cf these forms the chef grvund Coz
anticipating the enterprise. on fold In which
30 many others have failed,
The Two points 10 he ccnueesesl by the sub
usssine wirv ART Uslwsy ard New fouIsllsnd, and
the writer IN thc Journal SAYS that the whole
route, ffca Isssrpc@ To New York. can BE- san,
s,ruet~i In six gpa,lss ftcsa It's commencement
50 thst II The rosnrsny i.esia its operssions a,
Il i row contemplated hy them. a. EARLY Ia shs
ensuing >rrsnx A. the static IL the grssini AID
,sse wssther .ill tssrusss. W. nsay anticipate {
direct sssesfsphss esusmsalssskaa wtih Raruys
by the eisaivg q nest Aatame ftom ,ssal
tettei. sRs isssse ,.sses<a the ssstsus easaa,sr.
cal ssssts a Easrre ami AusessSa. NIL u
mSs.afssi ss as,sssss stsa seconds. tassssd 81
"a, sna AcsiFs "a al fswssat, AL ssssns rasa
psaHsessssas. even hs sae hs,sss tasss sci
hasll ~ ~ t,s t4sss, wsn A< soasEssasis&ly
= $40 ssv.cSee ~ fsesfses.
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HrDoiSc.--From some experiments made
by the Hon. james Webb, near this city, there
is not doubt but what the "whitc ebony" il
the tree for hedge fence, eight or ten feet in
height Of its utmost capacity. ltgrows quick.
ly, IN any kind of land from tlse beans, which
can be obtained by the bushcl without the
least difficulty Mt any time in tho winter.
The experiment by Judge Webb, just refer
red was as follows Hc caused to he picked
one bushel ofthe beans; these he put into a
kettle Of boiling ,eatcr, which ho Immediately
removed from the fire; allowing the beans to
remain in the water until it got cool, he then
scattered them IN furruw, previously plowod
around one hundred acres Of land, and cover.
cd them by turning shallow furrow over them.
In few days they made their appearance and
are now growing finely.
Judge Webb is OF the opinion, that in /, or
years nc will have fence sufficiently high
to turn stock-a fence that cost him nothing.
and one that will never need repairing MUG
ces Vaitey.
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0nR4Hnmn>4 - - X~>~uA~
=. s's,1'lI - :.
=, ~ ~ xosx nefaso s.ys nat Sseesf evm
~ 49, x g $4,000 9 Nv Iofk reeeivsd
x eooseane sns following inter.
- ~ tseo
The Austrian 0ovsshnent has eivsn ~ con
sent to the libe-ation q kossta, With the un-
defstanding that b should b Immediately put
on board "A American vessel and 20 directly
70 TIE United Statea u was known that II.
Marsh had proposed IN asrang aasnt Of that
kind 70 bafcn Brock, and the Austrian Govern.
ment = SAID e have. given IT. consent, partly
because y rsitevss The French Consul Gensfal
rom the disaErseab!s engagement 70 keep
kossta which he had undertaken for the pur-
pose OF saving the city Of Smyrna and tho
shipping In the harbor from immediate des-
tructton The Austrian Government, IN con-
scnting . this arrangement, has expressly y.
served It's right in case Koszta should return
to Turkey, and also considers him still IN Aus
trisn sclject Is long ~ he shall not b dives.
ted Of his native nationality In regular and
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Leyaca Ceuaty.

w have bad occssioo ssvssi ttrses u SPEAK or
ths Esspth a.A pssspcsity Of shA ~ county. and
hsing naly nnsA inserested In ,aaS Ane sees,oo Of
- >se-e ssassAeA few sess sincs 70 ne
celve from friend the following sketch Of IT, nu
n'crous advantages, which u more detailed &C.
count than any we have hithcsto published. They
are An enteprisng people oct thsre, and deserve i.
the success which We arc confident awaits them.
"IAvaca county is growing fast and rapidly con-.
Ing Into notice abroad Il c,abraces within Its linn
~ probably "a great m amount Of tillalc land, tim
Der and water, - any adjoining county--bcing for
che most part an unduisting prairie diversified with
fine groves and beautiful r,,n,,iug streams Of pure
water Its elevation. Rne water aud distance FROM
any swamp, render L moro than usually hcalthy.--
Ihesc advantages destined 70 give I. an equality
In point Of population, wild, any county In western
texnA Hnlletisyiilc, the new county seat, Is fast
Improving, and bids fair soon to become q very
considerable village. Among its public buildings,
Il numbers new aud excellent Court House and
jail, and large and commodous Female College.
Tie first session Of tho school closed recently with
much credit 10 It's Teachers honor to its students
and entire satisfaction to It's patrons. Tho second
scssion will begin on the first of January next ur.
der very favorable auspices The citizens and the
Masonic fraternity have now under contract mag.
niiicent Male College, to be 60 feet long, 30 feet
wide, three stories high, with an observatory on the
top--thc building to DO Of wood. and expected to
DC completed by tho first Of January, 1865 The
school will bc under the guidance, protection and
management Of tho Masonic Fraternity. The heal
Thy and pleasant location Of the village It's facilities
for education, and tho orderly aud moral tone of iia
society, renders II ono of tho most desirable oca.
tons west of the Colorado All the former local
divisions OF The county have ceased to exist, and It's
citizens are now moving in one harmonious pha
anx,
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oDr The letter which Gen. Cass isieported
TO have written to President Pierce, is said TO
DO most cordial. He assures him Of his high
personal and political regard and declares no
President ever had SO many difficulties to en-.
counter; that his course has been wise, judici.
Gus and patriotic; and that the writer will
accept no position under the government but
as Senator the President can rely upon his
earnest and hearty support Of the administra-
ton. Secretary McClelland received letter
of like import.
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-10-29

CorPEE- Dclsow q Review for October saws
that tho production Of Coffee, throughout tho
whole coffee world, is on tho decline, andt hat
in Cuba, where the crop was once so flourish.
ing, it is reduced to comparatively nothing
The abolition Of slavery has nearly ruined il
in the West Indies. In ST. Domingo and Java
the decline is immense In Brazil the ccssa-
ton Of the slave trade has greatly retarded its
cultivation, and in Ccylon, from want of
government protection, the product has fallen
off several millions of pounds, and large capt.
tails have been lost and estates abandoned
Laguyra has also suffered. It gives the entire
production of coffee as follows:
In lS4S. In 1853.
6so,9oO,00o lbs. against 546, 0O0, 900 lbs.
showing decline of nearly 30, 900 900 pounds,
caused chiefly by It's having ccase;;!! - he Il
profitable crop in most places of production,
and by the slSrt crops in Brazil, Java and
Ceylon.
Should prices advance, some might expect a
corresponding increase Of production, as in
the case of sugar or cotton; but when il Is
considered that il requires ten years at least to
get now coffee estate into full bearing, and
that labor--the chief capital cmployed---is
from lao to goo per cent higher in Brazil than
heretofore, an increment cannot be looked for
to any great enthusiastically not equal to tho
average increase Of consumption the past
twenty years.
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-10-29

Woalps TraPrHaScn CONVENTION. ----Thc
proceedings at this assembly, says the Della.
rcee,iy held in New York. were as ia-te,npcr-
ate as they rcssibly eonld bc. The abolition.
lists. ,l.e mad wousen-bisseu hy "tl,c Rights
1.-The Atheists, Deists. and tisld,e.to pyis,s
met in great nantcrs, and Immediately went
10 logs,rhea,is ia the usual style. Tho meet.
and t'scsgussiism el,crns.ci and the fsnsat-
les particularly the Beslen portion Of them,
made themselves quite ~ di~sassing AZ shsss
nearest friends could ,isSlre. What pity that
the aos,se csass of temperance shoaid Ike dis.
gsacsi ~ such ssiscestss, that tao Few siaesss
,aysA whe szs IN iae eeassn,tcs. shoald rs
haspessl hs tassss feaf.as sss,uasegsssi