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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1854-11-29

EOSEPH MORRIS'S ESTATE.-The un.
sS dersigned has been appointed aud qualified
as Executor of the estate of Joseph Morris, late
of Monroe county, deceased Those indebted to
said estate should make immediate payment and
those having claims will please present them prop
erly authenticated within year.
Nov. %, 1854. JAS. II. MORRIS, Ex'r.
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OF the best article, and most Of which he can 10.
sure.
With his Eastern stock, he keeps constantly.on
hand Boots AMI Shoes of his own manufacture,
aud made to order, which he will also insure.
Should any OF the work insured give way, he
will repair it without charge.
Having followed the Boot and Shoe business
for ten or eleven years, he fatters himself that
he is capable of making selections of good arti-
cles.
Keeping two or three hands constantly EN-.
ployed. he will be ready to accommodate all
who may favor bin with call, at short notice
His shop is on Main street, FIRST door east OF
Mailnry's warehouse.
If you want to purchase Boots and Shoes at the
lowest prices, call on o. s. THOMAS.
Clarington, Oct. A, "a.
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Pay Up!

A Ii persons indebted to the undersigned are
n respectfully solicited to call and settle their
accounts Immediately, as l wish hereafter to do a
READY PAY Business.
Cash and Produce will be taken in exchange
for Biack.mithng, at the market price.
Oct. lS, 1854. JOSEPH RODGERS,
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Dated October ls.h, 1854 4.-6w.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-28
Our Paris Correspondence.

PARIS Jan. Q, 1854
Stds q Pubic Opinion in Franc The War Question
ujdtorale Ptio Of he So.iih and Dlnish Manifsto--
L:iats of ne Emehe al Conaant,nop< - Msryiioe Of
Fr''o Ndpoicn-The ArchbbAop Of Rouen and oe SPIRIT
hofrrs-The Operas dc
1aete ere ut this moment three suhie,t. O,
int rect which are occupying public opirion:--l The
msristo o, the northern courts Of Denmark IN
The circular addressed BY Drouyn De auys to the
different French legations g. The prob,biit, OF tn.
css scc-psrcs 1T the eleventh hour OF thu Joint mote
OF the four Powers
In regard to this last topis mems minds seem greatly
oivced Although II Is kno~u that In usnce Of
the affair At Slnope, ntmstio from The courts OF
France and EnsAnd is to reach the Car on the sabs
OF the Black Sea, which he may interpret a positive
dtcl q war; loeg before the note from ocnstant
ropl arrives 1T 81 Petersburg stu there is cispos
ton With some parties 10 believe that Russia win In the
END oct push matters TO extreIaies that with such
Eays force cos,ted against her, shs will never dare TO
in her present hescons course Ind that ha ling
fourd the Ssot understanding OF tie two Western Pc yers
proof against AL her politics, art. abe viii not let slip
the sprortcpy OF ietrrg With the beat srac. she NAV
The groundwork OF this line Of reAsosns m.y be said 10
es; In the steslthy influence which certain Russian in
'trursnts have succeeded la eIertns eve. the public
mise To parties Influenced the wish is father TO the
thou ht They are disposed 70 thrust combine nava
warfare With Ens'ssd for their powerful any partner
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tain family likeness It Is not diaicult to discern that
al horgh the music OF elizabeth 10 undoubtedly from
his pen yet that another hand has had share In the ar
rsrgsnebt cf tins opera Ths editing no xsver, Il 20
clever AID conscientious that the most difficult e-itis
eannnt nnd much TO com plain o. There Is beautiful
chorus of female voice, Of soft and ysintivs melody
wi Which ch grus Of whic1 STATELY fsl
loTs form, az eGstiva c5ntrts; and There L. prayer
fo four voices which Is perfect gen IL tbs second act
4 chorus a Coasasss dao Srd tue ffals, ars tn
rs. nj features Tue third contains dsnslaE chorus
AID mszurka 20 tbe thin Of which the cerps dc ballet
their evolutions Ard trio which IL ne nn-s
D,ceau in The &C.. Nome Cosos, u. Lsurens Talon Ard
JuEea took the pruci parts and cane In Tor full
share OF the spprobstiDn Il thu audi. nee
Mds Cruvell is 70 appear A. ths Grand OPERA o. Wed
ntsosy next in Aysrbssf's opera OF the 'Hcgusnots
and the looked forward to as the great musical
event OF the session..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-28

will be received Such OF tins wounded who have
gen anputs ton 1T Snope also to be received into
tLis Z sb iment
You VII have proba bly, seer soues lassexplanatory
lts.I ths subject OF the famous duel bat lest
shoald done so, herewith enclose copy The
n. Ii has quite lost lis interest here bat Mme Palmyrs
hs ois ceased to nmss to her Customers pea Of
hue velvet nso head dresses composed OF fordds 1ads
der
Alsttet from satt,ara OF the lst In the c.sssl Ga.
fr Nap leon, nephew OF the k,Dg OF Witt,nodIg,
si mrIiy the eide daus liter OF the NNysrs, liam
o. Baden uncle ofthe Prize Regent, ia oparmej The
Process y phia who IN he month o. APRIL ne,t will at
tai bci tsenti. h year is tbs niece OF Green hsr
'eoAer the Qaseas youngest sister shs Prscess Eizs
te'h, having married the Margr1vs
The Atchbhhcp OF Rouen hAsxlven his opinion the
tnf. ing and rspprg tables In the .olowns terms:-l
read the Off. r-ot sount which have been pub
nsl ed relative 10 what cN1ed turning aud liuz
tables. have, moreover. Intercepted SEVERAL priets
and other respectable persons who have either made
pc, meats the subject were present 1T them; AID
mona the whole Of those writings and evidence fes
conviction II ~ there IL least great in med
ding with those things, hince, IL there is
II t. placing on,'s s.f in relation With sgsnt
hind In con sequence. / highly dsspprovs Of these
pr'eiices, and l recommend All those who have
frAin from such things, ~ dangerous and tent
ing TO oivinaton; and ! earnestly exhort all pas
,os ssnis.o.' priests. heads q fsm,ss s,d master =, sr
thor to cause those over whom they exercise it. also
10 train from them"
At the Italian operA al Barbisre was performed or
sstu cay. the eth with A. exceedingly strong cast
Nine Alboni Mario. TAmburioi and Rossi taking Thu
ch,ei characters IL only Thursday that Marie
resJ pesied alter the domestic ailcron he had lately
sust I'd in the less Of his 6rst bern. His recep ot
was nor. than husAstio and the mAnaer IN whist
be "a q the part Of Gen marc, Ia the OF Lu;szu
Botsn psrfsctlT carried ths audispce away Peh.ps hi
amt celestial voices heard 80 greater advAn
tsse and be must inevitably all Oval tepors vi de
spa1 There no bounds 10 the admiration Of hi
audit ~ ard every mode Of expression was called lat
rsqu siton In order TO convey II
fDe post pm opera q DoDireta, entitled Elisa
beth y founded on Nine Cottens ~eil-known tale o
"ElkaNeth, on les Eriies de absre,' has just beer
b,ou ht ont Al tbs Theatre Lyriqne and obtained v.ry
genuine success. Az all Dopiseths works have Ger
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1oti 3@5D SUD 90
The increase in the aggregate of these companies
has been about seventeen per cent. Only the com
panies IN tbe lss--Stouingson and Norwi. h--showa
decrease 10 Ncvsnbcr this year, compared with
last
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and
vaAue Of certain articles exported from mis- port
aofias TIE WEEK ending ahc iU ,lading F.iday, Dec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-25

Value Of mdse. exported during the week 81 274 6oT
This aggregate Is nearly equal 10 toe total value
Of Imports dnring the corresponding psri ID. Such
an exhibit Of our foreign trade, at this season. /,
something unusual. With the usual shipment of
SPECIE the aggregate expectation for the week
would have Shown a very great excess over I'M
ports. we must soon look Tor an important iccresse
IN our weekly impOttations for the spring trade.
shipments of bread,tufs to European porls bavs
been pretty active during the past week.
me ANNEXED statement exh, bits the quantity aad
'p'ee o. certain articles, 0theE sb,e fg.eea Dry
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WRECKED, with the loss Of AZ immense number OF
lives, TIE greater portion Of which could have been
saved had the necessary precausiocs BEEN sazsn By
our goveTnmsns 20 establish station houses along
the beaches fcr their rescue vnen misfortune had
anlucklg cas-. them upon tnis Wild and dan gsr0us
coast. No expense should be spared 10 render these
precautions al perfsc as possible, wner the lives
and plops,ty OF our fellow mer are in imminent
rink. We only wopGer that this matter Gas been
neglected 80 l0rg, shen 40 many awful v3r1rgs
have been nsne manifest. Bat row that the lie.
saving Bill has passed, We Go.e the government will
rot be tafcy IN gbe eompe.nn Of this al important
sork, Tor do not znos when . re oetitio6 of 0De
Of tnsse awful shi0sfe ks We nave mentioned ABOVE
may Unexpectedly occnr.
THE LATEST FRoA THE WRECK
The steamtng THIN, from .he wreck Of the ship
ST. Patrick arrived yesterday in the city. The Cap
tam reports that wpen ne left her, on Saturday
night, sne had b1ged, aud The tide ebbed and flo sed
u ber. Lighters we're alongside taking out tie
ca 60, anu the steam pump vas in operation,
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%, 1864, Distinguishing the destination and extent
OF shipment to each place.

COMMERCE or ruE PoEr OF NEW YoEK-WEzIY ExPoE
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TO be accomplished by abusing city officer Tor
matters over which he has 10 CONTROL we deem il
bat just that the public should be made aware ofthe
chromosomes.
Mr.. Alfred Carson, the chief engineer of the fir
department., some swo weeks sgo published card
about the manner in which the notices Tor bids on
= ntrscts were advertised, and the Sun has been
harpiog ever since On the same subject with won.
dertui sarcasm and viruence. " was sald-an
truly, tooth at the notices appeared only IN the
National Democrat, and the impression was con-
veyed inat the Commissioner could have advertised
Ia ether papers had he been DESTROYS of doing Sc
New we say, and il Il beyond dispute, thst the only
person bsneabie in the matter IL the Comptroller
himself The National Democrat has the Corpora
zion advertiser g by act Of the Common Coun cha
distinction NOT participated in by either the HERALD
Tribune, TINES or Sun. Now, even allowing tine
Commissioner the inclination to publish his s6vsr.
usenenys in those PAL ers does any one suppose
that Mr.. Fsgg would pay the bills? or would
either Of the three first mentioned journals publish
these advertisements at the risk OF not being
paid, or OF having the Comptroller counting the nun.
Der Of nes, aud declaring that q reduction should
be made because composltor had spaced out =
The matter So as 70 make " tat linef In one or
Two important cases, as .e learn IRON the Comp
troilers office, the spectre VINO holds the Inoney
bags Of the city has consented, on direct applica
'o1 fIom the Commissioner, that notices sh0nld b,
inserted IN tne HrRAIp--tbat paper taking tae
ground, and very properly that it's bills against toe
city should be paid Immediately on pressusal n,
tle same as IL they were Al AUST any Hsr eaitlle
firm o. private individual. 10 coilecs bill Of 81
from the Comptroller would cost At least $40 flr she
time OF clerk n one III the foremen ~ any pager
Office IunniUg % rDske explanations IN regard 20 u
We have not the slighyess doubt but MAT u, 70
morrow, Mr.. Fiapg vii agree to pay for advertising
sCfices for c0nuscts Ia each 81 the daily pBpers,
NJ Iuidy wli be fgnt glad and perfectly Hiiii1g 20
pslrc1izs them al. Until tce heac 81 Toe hnagoS
rspstms1t e1es Sc, ~ f6e Common DenQ Il AXE
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wood, was Immediately taroHn overheard, Dut With
NO favorable effect She Is loaded WITH oranges,
rum and hides. The oranges will BE- entirely worth
e@L All her sails having been blown away, 1t VIII
b necessary TO have Steamboat sent down 20 ne
assistance, though she snoutd be got on. There
IL no insurance on the schooner.
LIFE SAVING EFF0KTs ON THE NEW JERSEY SHORE
From the frequent fatal sh,pwrecks on the New
Jersey shore, Congress thought fit during the p, .
sent session to pass Sbil, An act for the be.set
preservation Of lie and property from vessels ship
wrecked on the coasts OF tne United ots,es;" Ia
creAslng the numbers OF government stati0a houses
along the coast TO double their former number. TINS
important bill provides Tor the ests oiis1ment OF
sbree station nouses at spaces OF five miles spart AL
along the coast. The act VIII be found VI anosnss
part Of this day paper.
b. this important movement the station houses
On the different beaches 6l0ag lbe coHss 0f Mes
Jersey, will be increased aonoie foln. Zoe Cape
Nay connty beaches, about forty miles long, rhi
have eight station houses. Aoseeom speacp
so0ut ten miles IN lsrgt1, $50 I; Bssent,ae beach,
s.s5ot Ten miles long, swoi FEcksrs osacn, aopIt
four niles Ions, one; Long Dstch, constituting tine
RsrBegss shoals, thenty mes leogta, four st3son
house; Island beach, ten miles loag, swo; Syrian
beach about ten mites long, tsO; sad from tlis
zoint 40 20 Long Branch, distance Of about
twenty miles four houses Will 0e established.
Each OF shese different station h0uses are 10 be
prcyided WITH lie boats, lfe cas-, aud Spptrasus for
conveying Line nom the strsnced satps 20 t1s
shore, consisting Of m0rtars OF SUFFICIENT csbJ W
s5Oot q nDe across the bnlwarEs Of a vessel Over
n4lf mile kfor shore. The re piece Of o'laa Sc
res many advantages over That 81 tne one FORMER
aaed. ExDeriments were made, y Snor5 time ago,
sr be Washington Navy Yard, Tnioo resulted yeTs
satisfactorily, the ball ana rope bsog tor0st as.
tence IL nine hundred snd hity yards. Ene -
81 zoe ball about " be pus 70 use a b. AZ o.
AlreaGy surveys have been ma0e alo0g t0s 4oAisi
ard il Il noped before the frs Jsnoary tn3 ~
rsSpemspts sill hsye been yeIfacsa. Tns vati 10
ovvance o. tnees skaE0n AJ0ses car De ayptec- asa
wan COR m,Ads ave drawn 70 Cue e4gfll scenes "a
:, ok place On TIE New Jersey coast s1su tLe W.
nsSJ xupugn, J0t1 ulmg az ggEnatau Setc
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United states Patent Once,

washington, UtceMbeT ", It5i.
IN Moses Samuel Kenneit Square,
Pennsylvania praying for The extension Of granted
18th of March, 1884, Improvement
dr FROM the expiration Of suid patent, which
takes place the 18th day Of March, 1855
the petition
Monday, the a6th day of February 1885, IL O'clock
ai notified and show
why said pctiuon ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension required file in the
Office their objections specially twenty
days before The day Of hearings all testimony filed by ether
be used said hearing be taken and Transmitted
codance with the rules of the oice which will furnished
plication.
The testimony will be closed the 10th
1885, deposons and other relied testimony
be tiled in the Office before the morning of that
arguments. II any, within days thereafter
published Union,
gence Evening Wasingon C PennylvaniaD Phil
adepha Pennsylvania Scientific American New York and En-
qner Cincinnati Ohio week for three
previous the 26th day of February next The day olheang
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of Patents
r. sEdio of the above will please copy, and send
their bills 10 he Patent Oce with paper containing this notice.
Dec lO--IaW3w
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Law school of Cumberland University, Lebanon,
Tennessee.
FACULTY. Hon. Abraham Caruthcm late ore Of the circuit
l. judges Tennessee.
Hon. Green, of the Judges of the
of Tennessee.
Hon. Bomded L. Ridley, of
Judges Cautrs Green dev their whole me exclusively
school. III vs. u z
of nsionl. Daily examinations Of each class the
No regular Of lectures but explanations the
daily III the progress Of the examinations
Weekly law and equity, In which
Of acts by proeu
prosecute through all the known in actual
Practice The framed require them prepare
Deeds Wills records all of Documents be read evil
dence in the trials Some OF are taken BY appeal o
which is held monthly the caSs, and
public the end session. The students clerks .hs
jurors judges and chancelOs and In other Official
sacties connected with their suits
the third Monday In Sep
eber Thursday February The second
succeeding Monday in February and ends second
Thursday in July. ~
Expenses per fee $780, In advance; contingent
81 $50 Students furnish their books
which can be had Lebanon bookstores.
required complete unless tho
No study required for ad
mission four regular cnsses. Students may
any during the collegiate year.
Number of students collegiate year eghty-six
ROBERT l.. CARUTHERH,
Feb ll--eOIy President hoard OF Trustees
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pURsUANT TO a decree Of the high court OF chance
ry, mnde Of feabea Bird widow plaintiff, against
Charlotte Ker aud Others dendan the claiming
of kin John Mcouge Loyds Coffee
OF London underwater afterwards
kept by Thomas William Nicholson, inveresk, Muse
Mid Lothian,
Tweed; then of Rusp Park Uxbrdae,
OF Middesex esquro who died about the 5 day
May 1854 by ter solicitors before the
Of November in and their relationship the
McDougle, chambers
liam Page Wood No II New square, Lincon's Inn Mddleser
default thereof they will be peremptoy excluded
benefit OF the said decree
Thursday seventh day of December O'Clock
ahemoon the said Chambers appointed for hearing and
Indicating the claims.
Dated this 7ih day OF August, le5i.
RICHARD BLOXAM Chief Clerk
ATKINSON h PILGRIM,
Church Court, Loihbury London, Plaintiffs Solicitors.
Sep 5--lnm3m'
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OFFICIAL.
TREASURY DvrAKrnssT,

August -, 1854
Notice hereby holders Of the following described
United that prepared 10 pur
and the Hth day OF NO
vebe portions of those stocks amounting the aggregate
to hereinafter
toned, to wit:
competition within the amount stated
will be the order OF time In which said stocks
may offered. certificates duly assigned the United
department, the receipt Whereof
compounded Of the following psrtieuas'
par value, specified In each certificate.
premium the authorized by the aei ci
July redeemabe November 49, 1856, Of the
1884, edeeuabe 3st De-
e7 and ste and redeemabc the former the t
Both June, Ce OF IL
authorized by OF 1885, and
December 1864, (commoo called the Texan
indemnify 6per cent
par certificate from the ls of July,
1854 receipt Treasury with the
or money the owner Of day interest,"
In addition.
will be made the Treasurer
States, Boston, New York.
or Philadelphia al the parties direct
certificate viii be entitled the benefit Of this notice
actually the Treasury before the
said 20th day of November next
JAMES GUTHRIE
OF the Treasury.
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Acting Commissioner of the General Land Office.
NOTICE TO PRE-. EMprIoN CLAIMANTS.

Under Congress approved 3D. March,
pre- -emplon rights settlers
tioned,' pre- empon extended
Improvement made prior the date of allotment
dollars fifty
for the public sale approved
March, 1884, entitled "An for tue relief of ee
purposc persons who improved
sections the date of hdraWa will be
pe-enpons ordinary price public
lands dollar
proven for before the day fixed for the public
odd numbered above
81 March, 1883 prior
18Th March, 1854, allotmenl
March, 1854, made prior the date
person
empion under the Of 2 March, 1854 any the above
outside the sin mile limits
October Louis, required
Iis satisfaction Of the and
fxed
by law practicable after seeing M notice before
appointed for public sale
embracing claimed otherwise claim viii
feitrd.
JOS. s. WILSON
Acting Commissioners OF The General land Office.
Sep I7-lawl3w Tint. and star.
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COMETIXING NEN.ln consequence patronage
the Metropolitan Gallery the proprietor has
engagement with Mr. Verge, artist from ond by whose
daguereoypes will be coored with bancy and dura
biy method, surprising
beauty decacy detail finest paintings
Disappointment ladies' and gentlemen invited maxi
engagements in advance and their miniatures will then
the designated Metropolitan Gallery Lane
fuckers Pennsyvann between AZ and 9th
GEO. ADAMS, Artist.
Mar l6-dU
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limited STATES Mail Lime California;, via Aspfn-
II Panama, 2Dth Of each month"; in first
approved Department than
1000 tons burden, euauntyng speed and safety
The Panama railroad completed Obspo IL miles from
Panama.
The ransi, from rail
from obspo and 10 miles Of land transportation over
recently thorough order single
therefore, in i1 hoasthe passengers
and only transferred and ffom muller
alongside the
There will be transportation in future this route
The entirely from Sickness OF any description
being always n New York; Pana
detention accident
The s entirely reliable. 1l5s
expected passage the Atlantic win be made rcgu
larry n days the Pacific In IL to i2k days
Passengers after arrive Aspn
wall l,-t+.s
Through tickets Iocest rates. be had the agency ia
West street, New York.
Jan S--dt
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pO INVENTOfxS.rhe office of Protective
tona Union 7h street, opposite the east porco of the
Patent Office
solicit patents
for its with all possible despatch.
shop will be with the office, where models
can be made nece.
Inventors the Office,
formation regard objects Of the "Unonn
An letters oice promp
attention will be given them.
Central Office. Washington, ID. @.
t. G, CLAYTON,
President of Inventors Protective National Union.
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Philadelphia College OF Medicine.

THE winter session Of begin October o.,
i 1854
Full ofIeetures winter
Degress conferred in March aud July
Fees Ono full course, sst Perpetual ticket $50 Matricua
So Graduation fee S35 TO those who have attended
full eoursesio another $50 including graduation
PERSONAL---VERY. taken by faculty welfare progress
STUDENT Examinations daily the professors
each branch In all facilities for instruction this school
any IN the country For further information, address
n. HOWARD RAND, NJ ID. Dean,
lo6 South Ninth street, Philadelphia.
Aug l-iavwps Iaw5d