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oranges AND LENlONS-250 boxes Sioily
W Oranges, loo do Lemons For sale by
mh4 4. +, COCHRAN 4 HAZEL. sd GrayIer ptr
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I. bIER5uN, j o., Real Estate, Stock, Note
Broker, No Commercial Place. doorarom
camp atrest5, N8Wtifeans sepio #
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FHEESE-2O0 boxes Western Reserve land.
= log, or spe by Ep1sl a etiEgF Co, 4ood 1yts
EOIMENT0--30 bags Jamaica Pimento for,
u sale w Al GncHnAN uAtI. SO tiravtar s..
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BG0RK-500 barrels choice new Mess Pork
landing from steamer A. L. sbctsel for lois par
ehaeers by JAMES H. MuLkOkp 4 Co Plnce iana6
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gtEMENT AND PLASTER-2V s'ss
y saa by A. BELAGRAVEH en-
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1AGDEN T. LEoVF, Attorneys and Counsel
q " ora Law, 10 Commercial Place, Orlesnh.
HENRY j.LEorY, Commissioner Pennsylvania and Ken
j 57
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a BEAUTIFUL CLEAR sEIN,

admire claar beautiful white akn and rosyeoo4ea
e. ss aos %
coloring Materials to them sebance Of that which dz
nuF as 10 the re st b To-
makes the akin clear the and
which cors the and check natural
and
every minute vessel and changing the yellow dark saow
could appsed thin fact
paints mixtures and lotions, and the only edctua
BETTER TESTIMONY THAN WAS EVER OFFERED IN FAVOR
or ANY MEDlCINEi
N.
BUL have hesitation shat
saraaparla the beat article manufactured Of
having with entire number d
Louisville MoRE 4EsTGoNY FROM DR MOORE. oohh'
M. BuLLI ung saiuAparla
Of seIeua VIII hapgy sfse Of hs
w9ehsse, ky Feb s.s JAMss n MOORE N D.
ss TN IF Bn
FROM IR TANpEI FRENCH,PROP. oF eAEMsra If
have looked lhe Lat Ingredients composing John Bua
pound saapar saying tlstshsy
which Il 4 applicable. L.F. FANDELL, Nj, D.
Physeisn appointment O.he Louisville Aarnu
Hospital, nays Of Bulls earasPsTlila:
examined the prescription preparation Bu
shspaa believe she combination to excellent enc,
have RrSs private Pra'sS and think
Rsadent phyalcsn st The Louisville Marine Hssp.a
da gapFbaK with ,n The
sfiictsa-nay those grsyonuy torinsnled. 'S
Certificates are seemng m al from and
Sod wholesale and retail BY JOHN BULL.
Principal ssros by DngE zeaeTA,
in the city and country
Wishing accept Agency of BULBS Bar
Il Fourth street, Lorayio with references;
The principal NavOTean for the 10 of John buil
'srf WisaT CO.. ssSsif r P.ssas
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4 ,ARD-Choice, in kegs, tierccs and bbls, for
jams c. b. BRoApwELL Il co rs and 81 Pogdraast
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PUMPS AND BATHING APPARATUS, ETC.
CO JOHN MCCARTHY, PLuMRER, No lae Camp asrast Ss%o
GSnB has BRASS GtCk
satioaG stzea FORGE kNn LIFT PUMPS BEER Pun
COOKING RANGES BATHING TUhs ASpSHDWER BATHS,
Also, LAYING AND REPAIRING LEAD PIPES SHEET LEAp
WORE OF EVERY DEsCEiPTfoN,
AtahteH
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES s1s- CHERsfS NaagEATE st9s
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spRIGHr VARNISH-20U bbls laf4zz. and
III y fer anle hy A. pELAAkANE Co -,.ina sir.a,
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4 fIDER--l00 bbls in store and for sale by
W mh99 D GRIFFF 4 ~ GnI5 TSras
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E0HN BuLT3s FLUID EXTRACT OF SAE.

HOLM BULLS FLUID EXTRACT OF sAk.
az remedy .irsady carr spP
Of Thousands, and dy giving ccasohoun
ID put ny bottles ant
much
Any similar preparation made in Amercs.
PRIea-si per bottle, six bottles for IS.
properly pfspad all diseases
eating drnks evil habsg IN youth oaIrennesa ETC. w boldly
JOHN BULLS FLUID EXTRACT OF ShRSAPARLAis the
before the public that prepared strictly hosu
strength The afaapals purchaued
before being used ssnbeets
the and ta beforshg
greatest curative agent in she known world
GOOD TESTIMONY.
Tho OhioEkts !ouIns Columbus Ohio huluposks OF
rsrilln: -. =,
Of BULBS Compound Fnis
SaGpaa nety where haa been introduced Tor
months only with t effects
who have tried H. warrant the hht purifier Of the
equal This assertion bslabtausia.od
ing the agent in this city, ,.,o
Bear reader tla be convinced aA
sspariiaiaths WONDER OF THE WORLD
matter long have
What osh puyg AposhsesEy asysrai ycsTsitaudaE
sayaahou. Bult1 saraanafilis ...
LoUfavGLB, Nay, lsfp
NE joey Cir hays tsen for geSors severely
severely with heuai Hesdaohs dali heavy panI
all rerada of the especially tho
pernon all .e advantage
CHANGED meet with three hot Of which more
relieithAn all the others combined
pleasure recommending your sarsapara 10 INT
sEicIed community Superior afiels. -. - .
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& tHl,AMPAGNE--2O0 baskets Grape Leaf
Champagne, quara 100 dodo pns 100 do Royal Hunter
quarts rs do do pin For sne by s. WOIFF 0s Camp ST.
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GUNNY BAas-57 bales, $50 each, q,
~ bushels. For sale, to arrive by
mh6 EM Daley as rrhnnnft nnIaa Arrest
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W, l., A..
Hp OBERTS s BREAUX, Attorne vs. at Law,
A. ns95 " n CAMP STREET, New 0tieanA.
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x EN- ERICH, WA Il. q CO., Cotton Factor
4 and chants, ~ OLD Esvee apl y
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EHRENCH MILLINERY.

REAT BARGAINS.--S. PHILLIPS, of
Ut CHEAP STORE NoToRIETy Nayade street. nertto the
Horse Station District Rousseau Saraparu
DESTROYS bnsnes ohs his
large and vel assorted stock of
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS At COST.
Ladies' particularly called large invoice
FLNCED BAREGE comprising hundred dresses of the latest
style and colors, varying from &c 10 $40.
thouaand yards FINE JACoEE fast colors at five
yard and upwards.
$1,000 (ty hOnsand yards PRINTS being selection Ohe
patterns and colota.
yard.
10 pieces superfne SILK DAMASKs, for curtains
LOG extra hfe LACE EhtBR0lDEREDC CURTAINS.
BLACK SILK yard and upwards.
brocaded DRESSES, $50 el00 and variety
FINE GOODS mention advertisement.
GENTLEMEN, TAKE NOTICE,
Just receive direct from France
900 extra SHIRTS from IS as EACH Likewise
of PLAIN LINEN SHIRTS ne and reduced
w
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AZ oARoS. VIA COOPER.
ApOMROY, EDW H. Il CO., Commission and
d sotsatiiuu Merchants Il sePse iy
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uAnR. 9lE9 Q. ". MARR.
AA ARR, r. 4 e., Attorneys at-Law, No. 10
!. IL csaiiafeial Place t,rieana nal ~
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EsL0UR-10O bbls Park Mills Extra, landing
mh98 i N yn.rry oe T,ho,ri topissh
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A LCOHOL-l0 bhis. landing from steamboat
~ Saranac No. and fer fae loa ron he Ieyee by
mh4 A.. nGLAER AVE- h co nj Sj4ksE{na ct.
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RTEWARK GIDER-l00 hbls For sale by
l mhi4 AID sRFFF & CO. 10 Old fHvsa.
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PRESERVED C0RN-5O cases, containing
mills - 0f 3 n, X, ~ ne Isnr,, s,rsst
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AlSlNS--2O00 packages IN store and for
| " pale by H. T.. STDSE co. 1 Grayier st. febs
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RpLASrERING HAIR 100 bids and 400
II sacks piasetng Hair, for sale by
aps eod2w DET4ERAvF m m NTapayipe st
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4 lTrLEJUHN, JOS, late of the firm OF
y ndstaoa Wholesale Grocer, No. " Fulton atree
pt ,sTayi-F NcsO Orleans, DIS ly
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USSIA DUCK--50 bolts Russia Duck
N q Heavy Ravens, for sGle by GEO W HYNst =
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4 Eyi, j. L., & SIMPSON, Note, Stock, E1
change Estate Brokers, ~ Common aoye
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NOR SALE TO ARRIVE bbls Patent
E calcned PLASTER, by BoGART, WILLIAMS & co,
straet
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rEsAR, PITCH AND R0SIN-4500 bbb
Il Naval Sorea, for sale by
ap3 eoa9w A DELAGRAyE-& CO m NTaoo,ins strsst
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EelHE'S MAGNOLIA WHISkY-l5O bbls in
D. store for sale by E.J.HART co. 70 TcEonloulaa
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A L L.; casks Edinburgh Ale, in quarts and
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FROM THE REV. ]. FLANAGAN. OF RANBRooK. c. ".

F PF sgsFsB sc UocEso SA or BLANC
PY VIRTUE of q writ of tieri facias to me
directed By the Hon L u Gaeunia, First
for the Parrish Of QeanH will TUESDAY
May 1854 at II o'clock Warehouse Tchoupouas
ONE LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
seized IN The above suit JOHN J. HOPPE Constable.
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Prom the cslunk ua CClumbian :.
FOREIGNERS.

The Baltimore platform Of tho Demo.
cracy, declares,
"Fhat every etiempt 10 abridge The
existing privileges enjoyed by foreigners,
ought 10 be resisted with the same spirit
which swept the alien and ssditiun laws
from the statute books
But the Washington Union, the Ma
lional organ Of the same party, now ssFs !:
"NaturaIized citizens ought 10 see, 10
the immense increase Of foreign enigra-
lion within the las, few yearr, legitimate
reasons for an earnest investigation by
native citizens Of the probable influence
Of this increase Of foreign population up
On our institutions. This Is fair and
legiiimnte subject tor discussion. snd II
i. shall result in The conviction that oor
naturalization laws ato defective, and
require TO be amended and reformed, The
naiurulized ciiizens ought neither to be
surprised nor to complain
With respect 10 this immense in-.
creasen Of foreigners, lei uS look at q few
figures:
The statistics Of immigration show TINT
from 1920 10 lsl January, 1858. incln-
sive, for 80 yeprs and more, 1924 ,S4S
foreigners arrived in tho United States,
at the average rate Of l00,l5l per an,
nun; that the number Of persons Of
foreign birth now in The United States is
2,2l0,s ,s39; that the number Of natives
whites, $l7,737,57s, and Of persons
whose nativity is "nnknown'is 80, ,l54.
(Query: by the BY. What will "kaow
nothings" do with the 'snnknowqiD Tho
number Of natives TO persons Of foreign
birth in the United States is aa 8 to ! J,
aud the most Of the latter, Of course, are,
natmalized. .sl is
Again: Tho churches Of the United
States provide accommodations for ID.
234 1925 vatnries; Tho Roman Catholics
for bal 667 1923; the number Of voiaries
in the Protesianiio the number in the
Roman Catholic in the United States is
as 81 to !.
The number Of churches in lhe United
Suites is 3S,06l; Of Catholic churches
l,22l-more than 81 :ol are Protesiani.
The whole value Of church properly
in the United States is $S7,32S, sol, Of
Catholic church property is $9,256, ,75S,
OF 8 10 l. &
Iii the United States there are four
n - ~ r 4 l. 4 !
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~ 10 tI'f iNN ,ttH1f
WHOLE NO. 9I5s
From shs Nav Yofk TdS0hss.
AN HsLUsTRATT0Q, lt3v

Prior ioihe late Election The MKucwa
Nelhiug" lodge a, LanBinebusg. Rens.
selaer Co., had on its rolls iSe .naucs
ofiwohDndrsd and ninety. y.eighl members.
These, as we are cFedibIy informed, !,
were numbered from No | 10 29e ipclus
siys, in the order or thsir admission ins
10 the lodge, and each was provided
wilb ballot for Cllmann g. Co, boasiar
his own number both inside and ont,
Iwbica ballot no was required 70 deposit,
at an enrly hour, while q sharp eysdspy
was depuded 10 stand al the poIl and
check each vote asit came 10, taking
care that the tight msn solod Il. If any
one presented avots thai did not bear
his propernombos, lie Bss spotisd: at3
|ifapy man was behind q tho hour when
he ought 10 have voted, nimbIo Com.
mittee was sent after him. When The
boxes were turned, q Committee stood
ready 10 noie every vote ab Il was open.
ed, and ifNo. IT'S, or any other u1hl-
Der, did not happen 10 carry the Hindao
nominees throughout. then No. IT'S, or
whomsoeyer was implicated BY the rev.
ielation, was kicked out Of the lodge forth.
with. 1t is possible thst The above may
be incorrect in some pariicuIary butEin
subsistence it's well vouched for and uns
doubiedly correct.
We ask those who have some notion
Of Liberty, and especially Of an uncon.
strained Suffrage, TO ponder these facis.
WsIo they essentially surpassed by aby-
thug that occurred during the Iacobin
reign or Terror in France2 Here were
Wings and Democrats, Temperance and
Liquor men, vellemenily suspected of
wishing 10 vote as their own Judgment
directed and such were ihe means taken
tofruslraic that wish. How nte bad
candidates 10 be rebuked and good men
preferred underan espionage and coer>
clon sorigorousa ~ ~ a@
When tho "Know-Noillings'' were
first heard o., il was given out that there
were an organization Of unaspiring cit.
izens bent on tho correction OF abuses
and frauds 10 Naturalization, illegal tp-
ting, corruption in elections, the syranny
Of Caucuses, &C., &c. Believing these
representations, we said some good, ma
tdfed things OF the "Know-Nolhings"
for we believe, thar there was real me-
icessty for ouch work az they proposed to
undertake.. But il is The inevitable.
bpne Of all secret, undcrhand operations
on public affairs that they create two
new and more formidable evils for every
one the, attempt correct. The tyrsny
Of the Caucus system was never bsfere
so many and such gross sknaveries per,
perated with regard 10 any election as
by The "Know,Nolhings" in our late
canvass; and the free exercise Of The
Right Of Suffrage was never more ham,
pered and invaded. ssIf these ,lIingsure
"done in the green .ttee, what shall be
,"doue in The dry q s
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MIR. HOLLOWAY's NEWSPAPER
{3el 81 Fe@ MUSEUM.

AT MI Hollway's establishment, near
Temple Bar, theee is The most extensive,
:he most complete, and the most extra
ordinary collection Of newspapers in tho
world. Mr.. Holloway, i, should be
known, adveriizes his Pills and 0iol-
meni in abou, zoe Foreign newspapers
and in nearly every English paper
Probaly tie year Of the Great Exhibition,
and The calls Of foreigners from distant
climes, fret gave him the idea of collec-
ling the papers sen, him; bnt, be this as
il maj, i, is now carried out by his own
private en,erprize, in manner compared
with which, the colleciionin the British
Museum is q mere ridiculous farce. In
suite oflofty apartments are tho news.
papers Of every civilized country IL The
world properly and systematically auan~
ged in convenient portfolios; and the
stranger in London wheiher from the
Uuited States, New Zealand, the Cape,
Australia, China, Hindeosian, Persia or
elsewhere, may, by wishing MI. Hollo-
ways museum, at once become acquain>
ted with The laies. Intelligence from his
own country. There 10 every facility
and accommodation for reading an sx-
tract. Several clerks are kept constants
" employed in receiving, sornng, ard
arranging the papers; and tho Whole eS,
iablishment is conducted in q manner
which for order, comfort. and celerity,
is perfect contrast 10 the arrangements
at the B.i,ish Museum. Any genile-
man from the country Wishing 10 look
a newspapers from any part Of the globo
where newspapeTsare printed, may, by
calling al Mr.. Hollowayh, be instantly
pu. in possession Of The requisite inlelli>
gence. OF course this museum, 90 use-
fal unique, attracts great attention, and
many distinguished mon are often TO bs
seon shere, members Of ParlismenI
editors, foreignsss Of smi-
isnce, &C., &c. Ills . striking instance
4 what individual energy and euierpiize
ian effect Herss Guardian
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-12-22

THE DANoERs OF THE SEA.--The
shipwrecks OF the last eighteen months
count up near eigh, thousand dead.
The accouals Of this single week add a
thousand or more. Among the mos,
prominent in the great loss Of life, are
the following: Steamers-B Birkenhead,
TOO; city Of Glasgow, 500; San Francis.
co, 200; Arctic, $50; Yankee Blade, 40;
Forefunner, ID; 4;,Lannch, "a; Pearl, ls.
Sailing vessels-Olympus and Trade
Wind, "a; Walter CIax,on, l3; ship E.
T., 10; cutter Hamilton, l5; Tayleur,
37o; .S,afFordshire, 100; Favotite, 2ol !;
Mary Jane, IA; -SaniaAnna, 20; Pow.
ha,an. 800; New Eta, 277; Johannes, 81; ;
,Abadisb, 70l Mercedes. 72l; w. H.
Davis, 90; Annie Jane, 3s,5, Europa, Is;
Waldson. IS; Lsviaihan. 80; Warren, Ia.
Total, 5,S3t~N y. Tribune,
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The miracle ofihe appearance Of the
virgin TO Two children at La Saietto, an
Italian village after having drawn crowds
Of pilgrims 10 the church there, for two
years past, has at length been declared
apoc ryphel. by the ecclesias,ics, and the
extraordinary devotions that have grown
out ofil wholly unasailine. a
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An ECCENTRIC ENGLIsHMAN.I

3 Il is not always that man can die in
the way he likes, even whom he commits
suicide, but TO make up ones mind io
die by an accident and 10 succeed, 10 in
deed = novelty We translate from The
Courier des Etatss Unis the following ac-
coun, Of such determination and iis
result.
Mr.. Railing, of Hampshire, was among
the victims Of the last railroad accideut
between Brighton and London.
His heirs, after having paid him the
customary funeral honors, did what all
heirs do, 10 similar cases, opened the will
Of the deceased 10 ascertain what share
each was TO have in bis fosthumous
liberHlilies. As he had never given a
penny 10 either Of bis relatives, during
bis lise>tinie, they expected To- be ibe
richer, now that he was no more. One
may imagine the surprise caused BY the
FIRST lines Of she will.
"This is my testament. / give and
bequeaIh oil my goods, present QAfuture,
movea5le or immovable, in England or
90 the Continent, TO that railroad COM
pany, on whose road have had ,hsshap-
piness TO meet with death, thar blessed
deliverance from my terrestrial prison"
Farther on, the iestator gives the roa>
sons for bis bequesl. The idea had
taken firm possession OF his mind, that
he was destined 10 die violen, death,
and the most desirable one IN his view,
was thai caused by The explosion OF a
locomotive. He travelled therefore, con-
slantly ON the railroads, 10 England, Bel.
GUM and France. There was not a
station where he was no, known. All
tho conductors were familiar with his
peculiar costume. He had narrowly es-
capped death seveiaI times. Once he
was shut up in car under water, an>
other time be was in the next car TO the
one llia. was shattered, and he describes
with The greatest enthusiasm these lerrl>
ble accidents, when he saw death so
near, without being able 10 obtain It.
Disappointed in Europe, he went TO
the United States. He made frequent
excursions on the Ohio, the Mississippi,
the Omario, The Niagara, but, notwilh,
standing their frequen, explosions, he
returned with whtle skin. He was
destined to be crushed under car Of the
mother county.
Il Is said, lhalihe relatives will attempt
to break the will, on The ground Of in-
sanity, In. isis ptobsble iha, the sHilFsad
,will win the suit in spite OF the pteverbI
that The murderer never lhhotits from his
victim II aIa9a eAj ffs. isfi@ j EEE
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In Paris there are annually consumed
100000 kid and lamb skins, for fabri-
cation into gloves, in Bruss ssels, S06, o Jo;
in Grenoble, $4,000; in AmOney, 3 200,
600; making a total within these four
cities Of G, 100000, To work this into
gloves requires. l2,s00,000 eggs, al an
annual expense Of 630, 600 frances.
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= g 2 %
(, CHARAcTEnsTIcseF THE TURKS. -
Hon. George P, Marsh, tho late accom-
plsbed minister to the Porte, in q recent
lecture. on, American missions in the
Turkish empire, stated that the leading
doctrine OF the Koran, is no, only tina,
lhere is but one God and Mahomet is
his prophet butts is Submission to the
piH Of God, the words Islam and Mos
lem, by which they designate their faith
signifying Submission, resignation. The
Turk never speaks lightly Of his God
his prophet, or bis religion, and never
uses a profane expression. He does mo-
murmur under any dlspensation Of Prov.
Eidence. Of250 wounded Turks, bruugh,
10 Constantinople after the bloody nave
fight of Sinope,, and placed under the
care Of British surgeons, not one was
heard to utter a groan OF a complaint
though they underwent the seyerest sur,
gical operations. The Turks observe
FIVE hours OF prayer, one Of which oc'
ours al midnight, al each Of which the
mosques are commonly ,hronged. They
observe their faste, some of which ar.
very severe, with great s.rictuess. They
are sober people, the vast majority noy
er tasting intoxicating liquors. They
also respect all lawful authority. Mr.
Marsh stated, thai he mad never seen Q
community SO free from violence and
crime, as the Turkish quarter of Con
staniinople. They have strong dis
like TO idolairy. They are charitable
They are remarkable for claanliuess in
their persons and dress; good breeding
is universal. The Arme nians, he states,
are the most intelligent, enterrrisine,
and capable Of Improvement, aud are
destined, in his opinion, TO be the chan
mel through which Christianity will reach
the Turks. Mr.. Marsh gives decided
testimony to the utility, importance, and
success ofthe missions in Turkey.--A.
merican Messenger, i.
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IN Mishfesn, lilo Msihodists number
l6,o5o, psobaliopes 2.24l, local prsach-
ets 23l, churches ls0, valued ii &246,s
coo, with an additional ef6 $50 or par
sonsses,
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A Llne Of Coaches leaves this House daily
fc1 Van Wsrt and Fort Wayne; and Car
Iaee will conway PasssRgers 10 and iiom
the Cars Rrse. August, 1854.
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;y.M. q ii. II. CLARK Proprietors,
DELPHO6. OHIO
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Abraham AckeIman, clerk or f,heOhio
Life and Trust Company, has been al
rested in New York for swindbng from
the company 5000,
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B0ARD--oNE DOLLAR PER DAT.