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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-13

YasEEE ON HIS TnAyrLs,-It 10 relaisl-snd the fen
toerably well establisbedthst An American Who
made the tour Of Europe, nobody knows hov-spos q.
rived in Alexandria, and announced his intention Of pre-
ceeding to the First Cataract there and back for the son
Of fs sterling Every one laughed Of bim-fsr even in
those days boat cost ct least f2o moah sad ten weeks
was considered short time for ths journey Our eos
nonics traveller had sot boosted however, Of vhsSfk
va. unable to perform He invested part Of his setI
in the purch~e Of barrel Of neal determining u IN
simply on that substance diluted In Nile vs,er add ~.
in tsttered garments ON board boat bound for the ssos
country IN quest Of grain. How he managed mako In
cell UNDERWOOD we csnnots Probably the eastsin b.
heved that bis inteecs unsound and therefore NJ
,peced BIN At any rate BY being useful on tie
BY siing at the rope of the nanssi in equally vesHsr
BY using pole now and them not obecna 70 pulI "a
and singing Yankee Doodle when the soors Of the d.
were over. be made himself 70 agreeable, and eeoas.
gueny va. hInssn so pleased that on his rs.urr uxA
declared ss be finished bis last mess OF prrde, th.,
10 wax way only could The Nile be done" With ssy sos
toned to the bach woods TO make the snpsrimsat
iLendos AiAeassw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-13
DIR CLOVER TRUSS and BANpAGE INsTI

II
~ 1uIE, No u Anssi Eorths patent premium ru- as
elastic steel Shoulder Brloe and ravsnie female Supporters
and Beta for feae- and orpuent PersOns inaer e Bow
Les weak Arkls crooked spne ami every hind Of iomsy
Lrtrspce 70 ades Depa taToush the hall With female N
aenaano fotice BazoDr GLOVER, No u Bsatse Institute
's'HE ONLY PRIZE MEDAL for TRUSSES
sv aresd 20 MARSH CO. by The lnlls,rial 4 ,sn
~ fntonE II the Coastal rssee their RADICAL CUE
Truss hr syrf through ei Surrct Conmi;tee Pros,or'
} Renviet, willard Pate J NJ Cgaoclsa, A Csts DIS
O1 sdtt Lpclox Elft Pa-iue1 and nthoa hs srphc
rIirttu fr which Inventor has iabornd ssdsUusy FOR
I've af AID which I'D already b'en saiei atsa y Of tbs
Me- York SriEftus TIE pecrsr ehartsT Of t r has been
81 m IL complete lhd eorpr5oa. uaaSA bJ IAsa
rcfofpfe - cTtrT fa-e-y O. B. 1sd - De VIZ
DevenroTs TAuLe BLdiEI a. A. No = Ile1iAue Ne~-
~ . cent? An e-trufve Tat Of o; mrcsnfte AID
other aentl msn csTn Ly tbs T's b. a. their oce
trTcal and Anatomical GecaucisA Inventors G-d hsnlfc
tus Of The Invisible for asTa i1d curvature OF
the Itle tLe Of cubeet hFle and al rhYs
Giones tlsfic soc.ing and khe- r radical o.
veins &c Tue Prize Medal sle r ban0a
Superior hefeofoIe In Also AID GFovsd st
Plastic ,bonderbrsee or sde and gentlemen Once mt
O'clock In tie evening MARSH Co.
So. ,. Asl.n-i,ne. Sev-Fors.
WHIsKEKS or hUsTACHES produced in six
W weeks b. Eairs my ONGUENT that Vsnt stan Tjlrs
tie kip I've been hpE h for yea and rn seiaI
tired Of Il ~.s, Be.a Iiaf y IL u not let L .o1s
q GRAHAM No Is AIMS; Mrs. Hsye, No rs PVons Brook
bn; SpsuldinF No z Trenol;-ros Boston, Cath5ert
No 40 SID. Pitf urfh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-13

TIE extraordinary nereaae Of lpo1 which last week
carried off fly personss just source of alarm
Parents who have children not yet vscsnssd should lose
not moment in taking advantage Of that protection AL
the Dspensares do the work free OF charge The whole
number Of deaths from sma poI since the Let of January
245 number wholly Unprecedented in the history of the
City Other diseases show changes worthy Of special re-
marx Casusltes and crimes have been comparatively
rare.
We append the usual comparisons with the correspond
ing week in ls53
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-13
THE ALBANY-ST. PETITIONERS

The undersigned have seen with surprise their
published petoser for the Albany O. 70 BrosS
"vsy To tie best Of heir tno~lds thy asssa
any such petition They ga sove,sr ssss sfssssst
Ba1ssn River R.ssd which he said pes spssiss
fer that assl from the Cs
p.es at Barclay O. through G'ssu-ieha soA wssts
eouls deliver their Trinity
serted 70 them that the object d4pAt f
Of the petition Abssy thrssSk Toy
they stsehed their dspsturs hes pan ths pspsr
sot n IN 10 them.
EDMUND GOWN SPRING BRADLEY BUyYun
d. w. lk0ERsOLL EJ Brown,
HF LOMBARD, BROWN
JOHN TgRsY JOS w. CORLTEs
ROBERT WTLLsE, LEWIS ArPERBUBY in a G.
Noe Ysyk, FEB. II, I1I
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Goal

<yOAL.-Peach Orchard Red Ash, Nut, - % Egg
" ,ae.,e &C 50; White Ash Furnsc- EEg snd Siove - %
camel I've. poci ane Cumberland Al th. lowest nafse pre
No SIS Bowery and No III 6feenest, near Amhy
COAl The subscriber offers for sale, 10 dla1tl,lcs
No suit stus o~es market prize full $50 Dsas OF ne S'
ktiL'sols bit, nVpf Coas . ~ ~.
Gomez a. Tboul soi-sts ana oor Albany snd
pED Asa COAL-Spohn aud Lewis VEINS oy tne
M oThs,rsdc rsseotly aevsed ths, ne %
pTstutd sri, in ~ atty Boess ntes ths nfo'
sss siec stcle Coal from their nDes 81 Heupoo. go o.
nod or tv 49, 49,. psrt O. on 9 TYLER Co
No 70 WalnDtft, Pbi1AdeBaA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-13
y WOODS BAR RESTORATIVE is

sIhcf EoSOns ~ St,,.., of NswYofk No 6s5 Broad
ne" saees 10 fuy exp sne5 ~ penons
WEI w. ;rysnrsr Certificates Of LADIES' ana sec OF
WIZ notices southern ADD western
,stisf, The skePcsl snd rsfei 20 TOE esFt
iesis bslos, OF The siss'nsu<heo '''e'" '
iiinSsi CIrLYtE H. Jgoe q, less
rt.ep,d Prof Woods Hair Restorative Ans have "a s.e
,S,Ssyfri saset Ny hair becoming o AoetaL Preas
,,,v s,sv tEs b, Of hs restorsiye mas " VT
~ 80 80 I'h.,e "a donM snently 90
si@a' siDNFY TREESR Ez srs'of 81 TIE Unitee stsoe
,,,re rot on, r.,ores the h.n 70 ne solei
,,b at Us,s. all 5.bdru1. prevents the BAN nca al
t. Tom 1t ~ wsseF, AID sssa'sss r US
o. u ltt 1EtBs teAet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-13

The whole number Of deaths for the sTth week OF i'''
wa s57 in 1854 4g7 Per cent under 10 IN lso' o.
1884 ss This a very large number o. juvenile monay
There were in al 60 deaths IN the Pubic inS'ua'ns
l... x.,l ,s.pst 50 las, year This shows very desir
,ble condsa Of health among those in charge OF the City
charites
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-13
lIR SAMUEL CHUECHILL has become assoc
5n5urdntt Companies.

DRANCH OFFICE Of the HARTFORD LIFE
ID INSURANCE COMPANY of HARTFORD CONNECrI-
CIT No se Bosd New York JAMES DIXON President
VIZ. 1 EUOkEk Yee-Fresdent HENRY L. MILLER, Secre-
,sr, kDW ARDS Attorpes the Company IA New York
II. y QFACkEksOSS ID. and DAVID ). DODGE, Medical
EIAEreFs attendance daily between u and O'Clock.
Ih Conp,py hsvn, with the OF the laws
Of tie hundred thousand dollars
.F have opened srapoh Office No 1872 Broadway Of
Jsfr the Mercantile Bank Building where they viii
- sn8 ell ~ho wish Life nsusncs 10 safe reliable aud
p.ync Company The Hartford
nse' h1sdDs ali thai necessary inform the public
the be found
I Coz parry both che Sock and Mutual plans The
ssek low good and responsible Company The
nal vhe1 policies tsker lie loan half
Of ~ snGtnf those of limited pozity Of
n families death competency and not be
septreS rt nes and charity OF cold and atesetner
tfps word A EDWARDS. AGENT.
FIR Marine Risks taken amount
sy@1sible Comp Snies A EDWARDS AGENT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-13

David jewell whose case has been before the Lss'iis
aure of Pennlv for several days past and Tho VS.
10 lave been hung for murder Flsooufgh on Friday
last received respite from Governor bigger o. thursday
evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-13
wAe'c.sis a. re'.t NJ " wsls' - aoe ness ae'assS
NtNkllNS SuNEk WAkE-rhe subscriber of
allhneu. ~.

alilhnsrg. AZ,
uONrTON lACE-HONlTON lACE-HONi
Ill tNN tAcN-CArES CArES. CARES Carter n CO &,
Dee NsreStf efsm those l,os IN quest OF Ho on
tlshRs b tundNc .Ncst and rich
Ar3 ~ IN this Nso. large
and
.T,ir refssens the Lace business TIL Immense
.s.s.r D. VII 6uS b. pahAns ~ he manufacturer are 70
- N.st - vstctu ma New When made 20 then ,a,
L.. 81 a., w~ % ~i eesnea Anc cred t any shape
- Co. NOrton ltcc DNpNt No Ss5
c...~., .rr.ier the Meuerchtsn ho-l IN stairs
e,sN suu~r ~ yeu0s PeFscns Accustomed e making mp
To-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-13

This exhibits very close copy OF the bill fer the Fifth
week there having been then iel against 4s6 We
find, referring TO previous tables the following
parsons Of mortality from leading diseases ths be-
ginning AZ the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-13
HIe6ifal.
TREAT SCIENTIFIC WONDER

A MOTHER GREAT SClENIlFIC1 MOnUEh n =
n tn, VAN PFI,T,s INDIANA VEGETABLE OlSTMESr.
great scientific wonder Of the many VINO n.Se iea
a,pv score. humanity icsoTtn 20 TINS
cd and ipfnibe ret Il composed o. huie o.
n est vslur BILE ingredients IN the 49,,
MEDIA and sovereign and speedy cure for aue ~ ne
u etd and cskd breasts weakness and pain IN we ehe p
ds burns epts spans ops caIbunces ana mas no
M old The Of these cases have oeen
only applications of this ointment fse Ioi islsS 5HnS
hIs cents Sold retail a. the principal Depot
No I'll Duane at opposite the Newiors and Enc kaosH o
and by the druggists generally
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-13

I,x,.. oy FAssr FoRRI.TrK-Ar.. &. c. Judsoa
tnown 70 The lii rsry world A. Fanny Forester, dying
in Madison Village. in this state Her dsease d con-
sumption.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-13
DR. PHINNEY's FAMILY PILLS
A. Z. 4 d. SANDS, Agents.

TIR H1STINGS's COMPOUND SYRUP ofNAPH-
THAConmmptionc ~osvely be cured by isr trsioi -
There too macy proc
The medicine iado cd oy ho oo1
Monthly Tnes authority alone
in this 10 give further e'
efficacy TO heal ana All
onaN fact suPersedns the use OF 81 ONE W.
edi,. 80 prompt satisfactory IL it's action on ne
ksve heard sopp most vieiert snd
s th BY people of well known GER
worth usl ~. -. l-e.,.
vich At near CourtlAtdt
T0PSTST HORSES! HORSES!-A strong Lni-
t. orIrr BIN daily This the public will hnd IN pr NIL
iNcr n,w CHARM which the most certain enc " e.ei
s.,ss 10 The public the hesves inmeeey ana
80, of sores cuts kc ke and the horse nay pc
~ In lr,se bottles ct 81 each 50 dozen Tbs sai
have long wanted ASK of so ueieA.
,,eb-ro smaller sixes B.-Mf l. Lane
q OF heaves and ssnders AIT AAa
80 vbos.ie grocer No az West St purchased
,ric I.Sy Injured thouitt be woud DIE IN I
r " ERE "a il used There has never bees
49,, az medicine Thousands Of other undenisos
70 ~ go =, the principal deP6's No 20 resiI 81 ssa ~ "
Do1r fail 10 awe II trial nothing more
lime, ~ heap any eher remedy offered 70 INC Ps0P
IL cannot fall 9
n r,,xer,Nx Dear When saw the above eoaa no.
~ pAries Thsnl ceaid pot 9'aot' ~
I'D nee wss satisfactory III, strons tess o.
~ b. .,r and deeply stated eoash-oHe ENG '''
the other iook ten he'ie'''""' - Re.i3ence, Yontes
fcy douht are frial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-13

NEW CREEK COAL-A very superior descrip
IN Cumb, Hand Coal for family for ay
CHARLES A. AMBLER. No tcs a. a.
Otdsr s,ni hy dispatch post promptly attended to-
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Professional No!i.cs.


hAGCfkkkoTlPES for - ceDts-larSe
AsA tAker esewher~ Tor
s.sss,sS Fas'sfes a. higher price. ~ ts,eu d.y ~
REFS 60. No 80 Broadway.
NoCNT, GRANT X BELKNAP.
Nj ArIONNENS AND COUNCILLORS AT LAW.
LAND sSsNrs.
S.r Francisco, California
GAS T MOUNT SlLbEkI 4. GRANT, DAVID z. BrLkNAP
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NUPkENE C0URT-CTTY and COUNTY Of
- EEW-YORK.-WILLIAM BURNETT sSlilt IRNRY VAN
BERGEN Summons for Relief Con erved) To HENRY
VAN BERGEN, defendant: You hre5y eannoned ani re-
the complaint In this action which will e hed
In the Of Clerk Of the City and County OF GewYok A. the
Hail the City of NeWIork and 70 e-vc copy Of
the said the sutseribe at ths oe No
49, Broadway in the City Of NewIOTk within geny IA er
tie service Of exclusive OF the day Of
service 700 Ill the said compliant hin she
the plaintiff IN this acpu VIII apply 20 tbs Court for
the relief demanded in the complaint Aud wall ske judgment
six thOps and dollars with interest from he
2Sth December 1853 Dated EcwYor<, Dec ~ 1853
AINARD RICE Plaintiffs At,otneys, No l9o Broawsy
NY. j2lsg6wM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-13

n OIiCE s hereby given that the balance remaining
IN proceeds o the sale Of the Real Ease Of WILLIAM
POST late Of the City OF New deceased lately under
order Of the Surrogate of the founy SawfoI ~ James
H. Tborne reeholde appointed by said SuToyt M that
pore will he dr bued according law al the surroge Office
the City OF NeYork he ezhth day March
O'Clock the hat This 9th day FEB
ruary, 1854 lief 6wl A w. BRADFORD Surrogate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-13
STEAMBOATS, an0 Railroads.

CLEVELAND and TOLEDO RAILROAD -
~ WINTER ARRANGEMENT
ser MONDAY Nov "a 1855 Passenger Trains will leave
dany (sapdays excentedl ~ follows:
Southern Division via Norwa K:
Leave CLEVELAND st.......6SO AN 500 sno : 3 -
Leave Toledo at..........9l0 AN, $50 Pa. anu NJ
Fornng with Lake Shore and Mich souihsrna1d
Northern Indiana Erosd The Daily Trains betv zen Bufso
pup Chicago connecting also Monroevie IN Mansed
ssnausty Railroads connecting aho st. Clyds WIZ MAD RIVER
ard Lake Ere Railroad.
Northern Division open to sandusiy.
Leave Ohio CITY
6. B. PHILLIPS, Super mt endent
Office c. and T R.R. Cleveland Nov 8 1858
4 eng ISLAND RAILROAD - Leave brooklyn
for Oreenport at 10 A. for H.mpstead 10 l. and
Slb sno p H.; famnsdale, 10 A ~ ard 5R A. PTS
m.cs 10 A. NJ IL NJ and IS and $40 d. For 3ioosiyn
leave lIe.npost 10 M Fanin sdsle 7O ~ and % Nj
U,musead 50 and 755 Li8 and $50 lee Janaics
54o IS aud 45A 2l5 and s. NJ On ssturd Evnins
the sill Ysphank and a7 there Tor
Broob " Monday morning a Gle
NEW-YORK and MONTREAL RAILROAD LINE
via Bellows Falls Rutland Burlington Windsor White River
River St Jobnsbury Montpelier ST. Atzns and houses
FONT TO Oedensburgh Montreal Ticket Offices Newsvea
n, osd corner Broadway and Canalt and 9TH and 4n-
ISrre Trains At NJ and PM Baggage 1ked through
ths route between New
yoL aud Montreal Feigh by the New Haven searnes Peck
sap. FRANCIS HIDE GENERA AsenL I,o io- y,
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EenGl Nctltcs.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate Of
he Copy Of Ne-YGrk Notice i her y syen % al PeSson'
iok deceased the with voucher, thereof . tne
,ls,eI.sr = be r;sesse No - Avsns r. ~ re e. TX o. &
i isEsHMs JOHN DI LAMATER. Ainins,r..or
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate OF tie
County fNewyork Notice hereby given al Fesons
claims against JOSHUA TOTEM the City Of New YORK
a. her Tesdohoe 10 5 osso. n The cy On oi
before the twentysoond dsy Of feb.ry Dtt Newfcr
the twentieth dsy Of Aug 1855 MARY TOfIES AaninSsa1
IN PURSUANCE OF an order of the Surrogate Of the
County ofEeYors notice !. hereby gwen to q, person. sess
deceosed the with vouchers thereof me CUB
YORK on or before the day Juue neIi Dssd
the 10th osy Of December 1886 CHARLES GAf-OR AdTas
dl2laF5nh-
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate of the
claims AGAINST MARY ANN HARTNETr ate the cry o. New
,oIc1OeT at Ii. store 40 IS John City NewYork
the fourteenth dsyoi January, ls5L JAMES HAaiNEIt
IN PURSUANCE OF an order of the Surrogate of the
County of Yew-Yok .here siven al person, hsv
claims sran,t JACOB TAYLOR the CRY Of New
hereof to ,e pi.cfbe1 s Ii. :dsace 20 49, South & in
The Gig Of New io on or before he ssh ay Of August next
ie isvem N. JOIN GAY Executor.
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate of the
G's a goAS A efFfs ss9 m 2 @ ' S
York ant, deeeod 70 present. the With volehes
day May ne1Dated New YORK ~ day November,
'' AZ lsrernM. EsESEzER PAEMER Executors
In PURSUANCE OF an order of the Surrogate OF the
~ GsSrJ Of ST G Se Eds kerry ye Of 7 OF s h,y
York shrmaser deceased to me with vouchers
Beeimsn The CRY NewYrk before the first day Of
May neIt-Daed New Yolk. the "a day Of October 1854
o24 law6noM GEORGE w. STEVENS, HA''u'o''
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SUPREME COUET-CIFY and COUNTY of NEW


MOND-summons for money demand on eOntrse-iCon not
served ITO JAMES H. ElCHMOND. defendant fGu hereby
requT the plant In this
tiled the the the CITY
the City Hall in said c and Of
the said complaint the subscribers he Office No 10
the City within dsYs tbs
OF this exclusive OF the day such
and fail 20 the sad complaint whin Ae time a,e
plaintiff this setion will take judgment against for the
ldred snd tytwo dollars and i've
hereof and for the further ofsevea
Is zoe dollars with Interest from he FIRST day
Thousand eight hundred ana lyh bede ths
cost II this action Dated Dec p, 1888
BRAlNARD 1 RTE, Plaintiffs Atto-neys
No BfOsd pvsy n Y
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CopGrincrship Notices

TNERSHIP.-PHlLIP HEARTT aud
u yREryRlC ELLIOTT .dui'tsd r,rsoe-. with US from
EAe hssirsss ~ be conducted under the AIN
s,.s<sSEe - NJ . ssekEAn si- NesNoIk Feb. J, 1885,
ELLIOTT HOLDEN
nlSSUl UTlON.-The Copsrtnership here toore
i .sas urtsr tAe name or arm of H0LCOMB CHAMBER
I'm sssvG b. the lst day Of Feoruy,
A.. Sc fom that ds will be settled
y JOhN CHAMRtRLN wio alone ia suho zod 70 sign the
AID whom al 70 bs
Nv OH. Fsb. I ATKINSON HOLCOMB
JOHN ?. CHAMBERLAIN.
lfR. SAMUEL CHURCHILL has become associ
MI si.s ~uk & DUDLEY Co; the partnership d.,s
o. H. if ssv Jauutr1 The will
a No The OF Drolev Jacobsen Church
D. fsblsATy 1854 DgDLsi,o..
PkEDN. JACOBSON.
SAMUEL ChURCdILL
YT,HF FIRM of ADAIR & SCOTT, of the City of
Ns-Yok Stone CS,,er. u this day ds'Ol'ed by mut's con-
O
JoHY lpAIR settlement Of the sfairs Of said
,uthorzed collect the outstanding dsbu Of
.sxtr Jsr 4, JOHN ADAlR
JOHN SCOrE
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Bills OF MORTALITY.
DISEASES.

The City Inspector makes the following returns for The
last WEEK OF the present year:
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sOes. = . &; Osn u o
n Rerort Of Committee In Board Of AliernEa, ls7.
is>e Hsrsoush
~ w1eAtey On ceunen Prayer, p "a
tzl Wb,slsy,p As
Is, sis Tloua Brovp-an tsriea
rodas sso Nssas peruser, easc,i ssqssns'
RRowr IRA Bsrd p IA
Z Ges Iivii y, 90, 81
ECsp IS e
L4sd lii 10, Jssh nj, 81 Acts ,B'Is Hal. ii q
a. RoA " ftsa4+
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See Report Of Special Committee In Board Of Asiass Alder,
men 1917
% j" ,Isis "a J".S~. ~ Er.h.s g. pss.sna ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-13

Of ,he children Of -s " shall cary up h.nss
Johus inform us Hence Io.e smoa pr.ete.
n.i th. nsh. Indicate the pys spot when tim, bad lev
s.y s 10 s p .os md 10 :.1
Yet cen these bones (ror. inruk teprotset
Some frsil memorial 'tll erected nigh
With ms Sassrs S,n. md s .s:ps
Thus from the dim t.ish. Of ins has nature sret her saprs
for ssenhssnss By fs,,.iss would a.,s
JOB i man die .is BE- i've .s.in 10 learned assisa
ess sss M @I ,s III, ss
humanity This. usat voice Of the past Ike .s voice
Of sGe rebnie the sscreo0s hand that profaes the last
Sd We protect .s.is,, IBIS d..ssrs,sn .ae,t.i, ns.
u.rlsd The P.s.ns had cared little f the se q, IL r.s.r
Sss'
ssy NJ Sr ..d
nos how the hoo, 70 .lss % .a. snn,r.y Ths th.rs
T .. 6 on ., '0;
the sosy PR @ only ySas Ss G sss
1 ssSf . s f .... ' :: mex: 81 :
RE 1 10y :.e s s saI
sii Of chrrassy nsasoOA Gsdheadlhs human
he Divine and body and De carried ta BODY
Th.r. therefor soraed human BODY ia h.:,:a-l,isdi
eternity INV h G.d the 500 y h hsnsioo sso-n
vh.t y.lee be put 60 the body and By his sna0. how highly
~ ~ Bu, THAT value DO pat you'd ssers.
1ssy seisT. IN tie em.ssoas s.e.. Of Il. ss.s.ss
,hsy sssy' that IN vitae Of that Incarnation stst
a. that are N shall hear Hs srh Do they
believe hat vksn this eorrurbs h.l ncorrupios
crowded a,eyud they vsals prsss shall rand thck viii n
harvest Of spiritual fesh This dscrson
sbheyrent reject bsssfs.s CAss and
there are Thousands sch bers real ne~ss C'. bty
hnov no 81 Pail Cssthas< tnst bodies
are nenbes Of Chr< Shall then s.is tse ., Christ
and members Of bartlett God fsrstS Os Cor
vi l5 And Ephessas SER asss Of Dis
sody Of Hh nesh Of Hz bonss lB2hy 30 viii yos thea
srs Of Chr<s hody from their sanctuary swell TIE
City for the thsashtes crowd % uaaPs co or s1
OF them the warehouse Of commerce "" ysa ' over 'asf
sGes = a. Gen u 6.
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Oxford Normal Institute.

We understand this school continues rapid
Is to ON OPP. and vc trust twill attain a NUM-
Der Of students which will amply rcmuucuio
the indca,.gablc principal @r his increased
outlay ior the prcsru, session. And sc would
take this orcasioG again to call the attention
ofthc farmers IN this County, and especially
tha, Of young men designing TO hocoma FAR
mors. To the agricultural department Of this
school. This department i under the dIrec.
ton of a practical farmer, and there Is land 10
connection with the seminary where students
in this science, will have an opportunity Of
applying what they learn to practice, by &C.
tual cultivation, ifihey desire IL. We UNDER
stand this land is to be divided into SMALL ols,
and a Dot assigned tn each student who wishes
/, Tor his own personal cultivation. This Of.
iords such an opportunity Tor young men dcs.
tined to the pursuit of that modest Of all ocu-
paiions, agriculture, as is not TO be found
elsewhere in this State, II it is in NcS Eng
land. VIII not tho young men Of Oxford
County be Oremos, in availing themselves Of
the proiIered benefit We also understand
then is to be a course Of Lectures on this sci
cncc, the frs, Of which is to be 90 Wednes-
day evening next, the 9Th inst, in the Aca-
DENY Building, to which the public are invii-
cd to attend,
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FoRNArioN o. NEw CouSTIrs. It is aid
tina, the Committee on DIVISION Of counties
have reported in favor Of forming two new
commissions with Lewiston for 4 centre
the other with Bath for a centre. Turner and
Liyormoie are taken from Oxford County add
added to the former.
Tia, Lewiston and the town, In tho yici.
nifty should have a county, may be all night
and just To this the people OF Oxford coun.
" have no objection. Hot when j, is propos.
ed that the integrity Of this county shall be
broken up aud muiillled, one eighth Of her
property transferred, and the citizens taxed lor
New County buildings, il becomes a question
.ofno small interest Doihc pcople Of ONiord
County desire or approve Of lhisi Have the
people of Turner aud Iivcrmoic considered
the matter, aud arc they prepared 10 take
this step II is the duty of Representatives
and Senators To carry out the wishes of the
people on this subject. VIVA, that wish H.
cannot be doubted, The people Of Oxford
County are two to one opposed to such a
measure. We are happy to learn tha, III,
Representative from this district has beer
active in opposition to the measure. Tho
integrity OF Old Oxford should b, prcscry
cd.
Besides tie general opposition which tho
great mass orthe people have To this mu,ila
ton Of iho County, there is one which Al th'
prescr, tim, should uo, be overlooked. Re-
ference is bad TO the numerous road, which
have been laid oul To- various places by the
County Commissioners tn accommodate do,
people az the railroad sialious-lhc damage,
orwh.cl have not been ASSESSED or paid. u
DO reh, ,hs, al Doe towns boz thr County shout,
s1ould assist DO d.lnyug these expenses.
Ae7in; che County estimates for Gu,
tax. give On.urI County $4,000, as her par
ofad tax. Take one eighth Of ,hc aSahl.
property from ibis County. which is ab5l, 90.
amrur, contained 100 Tur,r arl Iycmoc
arl ,hc other towns ,a che County, mus, D..
enormously, asvc' o., ra.usly taxed. 4
things r,N stand b, O.. ibc Jury Of ,hr Oyfou
delegation Go stand o.. o uu0tin opposition Q,
ans mgu.auon uf ,he County.