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},Y.VER-SORE CURED.

- E.v. IlCiiARD OuN$iNG. Pa.;or oi Tho rr~s
t.r... '' \ ntI Bnsin, Munrur county, New iorl,
V"r 20 g- ihas- just received cr"r from Nr. CHkS
ItHS' -cf.vC 10 .hr OF .s FG,cr-,orc. You
Hor. "Gut u s'tt-s fT ne !, Christian
20, 'lNlc'I. Come yr.rs sage kv h.! 10
n. u "rs ca' ~. To hs c, N cousrgucc.
H .~N.surr. i,'" l.rr leg hciEs anccod n,ai
''N. tu ur Hfl u'r'tpi recommended HEAsr's MET..
-. !,n' 'nr r.i' lie ,,ys I haze used on,v Hrr.
DIrLf> ui EEkNT'S MEDICINE. ! Jipecd At norE
'r8 uo"y 'tcaH 1do:ioH .I1t h-dicins utd eau now
- '.', 'i ne h-Nsia Of God, IL IA, .bsvt,d q eur, of
i"s'" See Pamphlets -, fiI particulars.
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"AfECN, Gcncsrc CO, February |, lslG
M 7. .WAliACE$ CG.-Grafca,en: ! was, for moro
year, IN c'"i ni'b uf the stomach could
tr U gtcHsv substance wltuut causing great
Rn, schHcss, and vrn..nI, and continually afflicted
v'l s'oIiGcl |. eNporileut, tried one bot
ie ui GRANTS MEDICINE, which. to my utter disnp-
,oinul,n' caIsd Gad rorc{ gc usual rain utter s1Eno
tru fore u,'i srcold hur, which us cured
he'd -rsr. am now well Brl hearty cnn eat almost
uyiu.A, wIiuu' ncnG ptiurt or tho stomach brcumius
rrsupcjfully. = WILCOX
Mr Wilcox Is d TrhUtchu" tuetchnl,; of Aulcu
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WV. G. nOzzENs & co.
81. ~ Thllnrs Slrret.

TJAVE jut op.nad New Fall Goods, consist
III ins II D,ess Sils, Merinoes. Piiids, Nous
sclinc de- ainc. ali y great variety cf New and
rich Fancy Goods. (s7
UALL GpDDS. Wciino Plids, Raw Silk
i PhiIs. siN aud wool phids, Vrry beau-
it'll ratirrns aud Gotirable Goods ~ TIll wear,
ust oro rei Is
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EMbLE WElXNESSEs & ClMPl AIMS,

NJ -erdy offered 10 the publc has over been laf Al.
"tst "A1 III cia't y 'csitng ti ~. incidental seoAnc~
y N irregularities OF lir sex, NJ BRAST's PuLMoSARY
t"iH i mnhrs NJ dhrrcaCc whether the drrsngemcni
,Hft'ssiIH crccsS. ether pssiknns-it REGULATES
III. ~ Strengthening Tr >NilEM. sgualzny the ciRCuLA
ny and 'oaH'ng and ALA gi"y NERVOUS IRRirAsiLIry
49, S..s .r4tA.4
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Worse than Hopeless |!

Vow hear hir HnSHi Ms staiemen, of cure lie said
NV wife procured one hottie Of ofBRdNT'SPURIFfNG
NKTRiGT, Of Bn,aI s conard druggists oi Rome.
s,rmsne.d using that und bryan get better That bottle
snaSsd me ~ gct of bg brd where had beep eonhnrd
ne pesr second bottle enabled me to get out ne hon
d fbyd bottle enabled 10 rdL tteo mtcs To Rome Cen
W. where procured lr hutdes more rnd when had In,
shed nsing h'm, sctsicr out "i hcnH uccrs had hsad
,n and IA, ee bottles more effected Il PERI FCT CURE OF
X ~, .,l,.,,g ,,n ,..tnrrL nn In oD0d hegIli
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tga., Cd, Lhh Of IL has ~ Vre medical curative matter
mt. n cul,ron.rce clres Toye d,~"'e, IN much leo
.i,r ,llan bRHr 81 my other ~ M ,,,,rp iu .
IT. tlru U.r h'fie of BRANi'S ~ Ilf 'hn 'hl 'eiS
vOiR TIMES more disease lnn one t"ibs oi sd'mPn,w
a." BRANrS PtRlflFR' would Ii as eooT n NJ 80.
1,i,1y, noit!r ns .aysdpItiVa M me dodT bit bkASI
rI'RlFIFR /, sold for "uy ONE DOLLAR bottle ans
s boue IT has cured, and = riydtt ol chflnp, rs
M. Sarsauria IN consequence Of ia ess power mn i,a
a.dca efficacy. should be soa nj no nofe .np
H.
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BRANT'S INDIAN
pIID!EyIIn EXTRACT

,p,i d, VI. G-',r 10 ereii r-pcf; ~, 'trrr - h'num
n ,'l'' " " e ~ - ., f,g, ,l Iit'UNF BgTTLI ON ron
ans m,,e rurnny h"rnI gt, ~ rpH a. sn ,,, So,,,
,,, or any otyrr n,rdic IT,. i'rt iaF tN'T been N'lFo
:. sale Ter J., Lndoa''d proof ~ rur lglruS.' Nv IN?
!, lie -. II M rent I1dia Pby.fr,. hey h VAT
81 v" IItE- inv TINT .eel. / hNF fnd tl.lri LTb
an .9,, 4 -.,r,- /. n ,ytit SICK, StRo!l inrS
lsi tIr.,g.e, it,asci ltve been h&ALhp ~" u hr"
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V-i' 'NIIV Il' AIIHnIIC.
('HD. :" IfD = ING j. ready, aud woull he
u htpry, go receive orders for lee Cream, Char.
io'la 4; isrr, dr,li 81, Oysters, Soups, Made
Ht.."., 'r t'. a = ia . may he required in his
iI:.
Patronage is respectfully soil 'tcd, he hopes
that 1t "dD b. -ailici'a, t. >'y that he will sus.
a" "s fcr".''''n CPS
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L-lV VER-COMPl AINT!

nr NATt'AT HUBBARD. Of S'a. iori t5sr one q
"irs! aDd unsl rsP' P'glahc pl yscrnis, uficto,
an iH0t o'p'1'Hf n4'N years, Hnd perfectly
= ssiny BRhNrS : PURIFYING EXTRACT. We could
an" tuiiilrds uf uih,r casrs also cured.
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NEW GOODS,
& A l. IL n - l. n

nhRY Brtt"r--Chocse Fork :; Beef iIams
l'-.tauly Fiom-Exira Sack Nhrai--lrIt
lAr .---iiag x Box Sdt--N hlc brars-- Best
BirArhcI - IA dc Oii-Siu,ts syrup H8.CG"dta
Mnl,ssr-- - Nasus-- rcas-- IlvA--ia-l1, &
Rio Col g. 'irn--rcrI Surch--Soap.- 4 ham
airline Curiies-- !lnmnny -- Stmp - NoIthcrn
Upnry-Sha\ers ictb. -- TiSs--Spiccs ,f al
kinla -- noH Cash x S"rd',ss Rt,ns-- Z IN
CmrmtS---Alnpni- &C., Shc.lbork Nu,s, ~
'Sr., Al 2gi / rumcs ST., hy
MI H'ENpY POTTER
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V. Il. PALMER, the American hew.pnpo
Agent Is tie authorized Agent ior the Daily
News aud and !iera otthe Times m the cities u
bostou, New York 9nd Philadelphia, and is dul,
empowered TO take advertisements and substrp
tons al the rates rcquircdby us. His receipts
will be regarded ~ payments. His Offices ave
Boston. Scolay'> Building Court street New
York, Tribune Building; Philadelphia, North
west corner of Third and Chesurt slrets.
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EADFUL NHERITANC
frou the Parents.

Aud must this continue Shall we be wise in
all that the cattle of our fields, our horses,
our sheep, cows, our oxen, the nature and
character Of the soil we possess the texture and
quality Of our goods and merchandise but in all that
concerns ourselves human beings, with human
functions and passions, subject to great derange-
mcnt, involving our future peace and happiness
in all that concerns the health and welfare of the
wife of our affections, and the mother Of our chill
Gren; in all that concerns the mental and physical
well being of those children, we should be i'm
,.rs.i i'm tha dark and most
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One Dollars Worth !
cAwcERous ScROFULA!

How rlucu CANCfR-how much sffHilL IL iLbsZno" I y
,,nrh 81 pUtI'I will enc iolisrs rorh OF BRiNI
pTSIELtR care Read the following statement winci
.,I
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rRNNG SORE MOUTH. LUCUGRNGA. ks.

"HYRns, GESEsEr Co, y Y, Oct. 49, l9T7.
"AIc=srs. N I. WALLAtF co Sore time last win
Z ,c became ach!iuicu from III. effects of =.
9rJhs1 ind Nnysing Sore hou HAT s could no, II hes
Md ~ p.riorn any hous'n'd labor. Her medic treat
ypTud rcordn' to tn, advice md pu.criptions
tie most eminent Ih,oC 'u'l, Htl IiV exhaust
Il N uSo'ss efforts She bee n shrlrtup tbs.
{ lime srv commence. tuk IA n Ne1ie,s. ste
eel he'd more thuu rirh'yyr louEi Lu' ty I'M. .,v
he uai taken hr Jofio., siu lecgiur perfectly wei. The
w. - lcIsC, that Ie ~ now "uN' ~ do nl neees
sry uuus 4ul wuk, Bnd rld Ihu'y t.,naA of frsh In
oui NrLks. 1OHrS Truly, G. u. GAIEN1lNE."
IT," render viii uts''e hut Mr. GALykTi.E says o~~
EGt ~ H.. W. Hf" M'prtyd tv L. : ThRRy Eso ~
lc suIne pacu, las sud'.d nR,d.cIne.
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iIAIR Nt,itI;

l. tR Rih.s, Crosses. .I,o,,-, Finger Rings
"a ,in,rI Chains, Ncst Chains, &c. ilaymg
s"cuci thr service. Of good brail"r, we are
uoN 3r p;rcd to execute in "a. hest Il, /, every
te- ripuon of hair work, either pi,in or tipped
"''a l'!. "rr-nns wishing To preserve Ia any
"t tn sr"sC io,ms the hair OF tIcuds may exam.
iAr sgrcu""a- Lrlore leaving their orders.
II. II. lISBhLE & son,
s6 l3S 1h Imrs ~.
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FOURTEEN WITNESSES!

Nr UASKIS hrs sworn 10 The above fcis md the facts
~. " wncssrd aud tortfcd TO ny Dr. I. WILLlAMs-M
r BROWN proprietor uf the " est Rome Rofd-Messrs
sISSEILa i LEONARD. wholesale and retail drug gistsr
ed ELEVEN o.hpT tssBtcit'bl, tcH.ssss.
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THE BLOOMING BRIDE,

..ut Z. few years ago in the flush of health and
yodih, and buoyancy of spirits, rapidly, and appa
r,ntly inexplicably, becomes a feeble, sickly. de-
hiitatoi wife, with frame enaciated, nerves un-
strung, spirits depressed, countenance bearing the
impress Of suffering, and an utter physical and
mental prostration.
Sometimes this deplorable change may and does
.risc from organic or constitutional causes. But
ignorance of tho simplest and panest rules of
hrslth rs connected with the marriage state, the
violation OF which entails disease, suffering and
Misery not only to the wife, but often
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,le - at ~ tr"h V.'i netting, rec'd tn i
~, lay, tt I5G TIA uucs ~
N3D 4. II. STEVENS.
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EtG PASTE. box " superior guilty, ret
Il soc ivvd 4, No. III IN ifnes Street. nlS
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THE MARRIAGE STATE /;
s.,eN sdgy y!n,e, apa Reaiih, or .ui1sgy as<
sfci;asso, attend az
MOST STARTLING CONSIDERATIONS !
Reflections for The Thoughtful.

strange that countless human beings exist and
drag through life do the beasts Of the field, or
the insects of the earth, eylncng no more thought
Or reflection than though the noble faculties of mind
were 40. youshsastd TO them.
Macy such are husbands and fathers, upon whom
art "a pcndout the health, the well being, and the
hapl ness oi confding and aiIeetionate wife, with
pqliala n family Of children
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BENI0ATEO I0NO ORANGE

CtLPABLE AS INNNLNsAHLE
How long shall this ignorance prevail so produe-
tive of its bitter fruits How long shall the wife
ind mother be ignorant of the nature character and
causes of the various womb and sexual complaints,
smbttcring her days by suffering suffering often
prolonged to years, eventuating in n complication of
diseases utterly and hopelessly incurable Shall
We for ever close our eyes to the results of physio-
logical science by which we may arrive at an
understanding of ourselves rs men and women,
subject to serious lifelong enduring diseases, and
pcrpetuatng them to children
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Hereditary Complaints upon the Children

'rSrO THE THIRD AND FOURTH GENERAIloN,
Transmitting CONSUMPTION, SCROFULA,
IIYPOCHONDRIA, INSANITY, GOUT,
KINGS EVIL, and other diseases,
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CONNER I,a vi II NJ
iNSi Nt.G - tNrANk,

CONNER It vi ~ NJ
iNS HA Nta - fNtANk,
HnOViTarCF,R |.
once n Franklin House corner ofScujh Ms'n al
iOlirgt -tict's.
iu-nr" ngtins Fire nud Harnr Il -ks on as hvoIa
h.e terms ~ D;her STOCK Companies.
Capital 100000.
This Company affords the security oths
SlocS Companies with the aI.ltiuil uGyauuige To
the in,nret %! sharing equally viii. the -tockhuc,rs
in the yeti fnrnirgs oi tue business NIthoW any lie.
hiiity to dst' ssAcut.
DIRECTORS.
chomqs Hnrkrrs-. Amos ' Beckwith,
irHN TAFT, ilrury Llpput,
T,u.nan 8rnkviih, Hosea Is l!lpu. Jr.,
Ih uas j. stead, Henry 4. MaihvWsun
W.. am \ Robinson, james q. AlthuuS,
james I. Suih, John Musnn,
4. Is. bike, Upniel DAy.
Bill'ngS Bar tow, Edward Pralce
Charles H. Dahuey, George ". Chaplin
hIrlG- l.. Fisher v IlHn j. King,
CYRUS Tnit, Joseph arprntrr,
Cyrus d. M,nchcs'cr. Scrh pade,orJ,
TnOIA+ HN0K NEse. President
GGp &. AG&rLp, Srcr'y.
Apph atiol rcr mail Tor !n,ural, to hi, Compa
ny viii receive prompt attention.
t13 d&w ly
DDX. Sctt- 81 Clothc. piycrs ecd this
dly, an! f,r .alcyt l5f RI
N3O A. n. STEVENS.
uAS-25 tous Old .Iay. extra article fr ,r'e
--------.------------.---- ---------------
NOTICE
TIE .,', ,r,....,.,,,i,,I. i,,i,,u. thu ruh-
n. Ina, hex. .,'n,'.t =, r,Ls 5rrtlrm.n bopri.
- II Lr.,,.,' ,'y,, ;.t,,,.,, 81, a. Am
l'' NIH'n."'' ne", 'A' ''r''H i,n'-e' h'' rooms
ave ~ 'hH' u II o."'i' ava '' VIII SP"e "p la'1'
" Eve S'"'' "'''N,'', '"'.
lie "," 1'"tlnn' 70 i"t"'+A "leS ana piG'
"la7, al' "'trn' 'le ''''e 81 ~ times on tue
sh'r.'St h''i'r, ~ her'uI"c' ...
10 '''h' hi'h
TOLEr.
n'Dr = 'T 'l' "'",''i P,S''-<i'n gwen
w., "' ''''"''j ''i"t - At MS "''cs'
80"
Fo! StiE
lI,y.s.,,fb.i mn ,,',.,Il ,I,.. .,,.,Io.., 81,
y .r,y,.,.,,. 49,, t,,,.,..
pi, at this udicr. 100 n,
I--,----I
i - - WI" '''.' w "'"' ",'
-. .... '. -, ,' p" N'' ,''-'S' "' me
,G '''''' '''' "'' T., =, N prnpy
''' 81 - "'''''
pLlCK nnd cjlored vr,y,ts. l,,,s I,v rrc'd h,
- % LANGLEY < NORMAN.
,v,,,-,
IDi>h tr' Brggy for sia apply 20 H. II.
IL YOUNG. Parade corner. $50
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WIFE LINaERs FROM YEAR TO YEAR

Ia that pitiable condition not for day to
fee! The happy aud exhleratng influence incident
to lhe enjoyment Of health
" She may not he Az invalid eon1nsd to her bed,
or even 70 her room; as her pride, ambition and
energy induce aud nerve her to take personal
.hatge # her household even when her health will
'u admit Of it bat she is nevertheless perceptibly
sinking from day to day, and always ailing.
ltvi, day after day, and month after month tran
s,5ra. iler health daily sinks, ill finally even the
hnnn Lf rseoYerY no longer remains. And thus
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acknowledgements
sxa;,t,s ia tie Cheapest;

Al q huye uad RRANi' PURJFlER after invlny us"n
a. 'rs,"d AL .c S--t!- '2la. and "utr nens,n" 'e
~ n ,i.i"l IA euro ho,. aitrs.'s aaN" u.e.ueu ''"'
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SCR0F lJLA.

n n.y.,n1, of eure, Of srqhda fane',,i Al,
Ssr i,,cr.e . Iisf,srs ~ fi' pi1od-dn' ''' ~, .T
slANTiTT rsih h0, "~d ot M''"t' - - =, 80 i.
81 fjrr,,-s D. s.t rsi II hf pu'l' a"' 90. +
. He3..i,. r, ~ t, i}t.i rnd c2Hg "' s'" ''' wv
:. 49,, 3. o.. ..,,o ,.,. I'D - iIffee Uiat--
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DDI. Sctt. o' CioIhc. piycrs ec'd this
! dIv, an! f,r sale Il l5f Th
p30 A. n. STEVENS.
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UAh-25 tm,s Old !ay. al extra article; G,r ,se
IL ' .. by j. II. 4 g PERRY.
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LET EVERY WIFE AND HUSBAND PONDER

No husband or uife need be ignoyont Of tohat
coaccrnS them most to ka0io to secure their health
a,d happiness. That knotcledge is contained IN a
Hiiie trOTk eutitiCd
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10 LEr,
| HODSE fw the winter possession given
A first Of ucr,arr; enquire At hi. Office.
slltf
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THE FORGERIES At TROY.
ce,,.,popd.p,e Of The N. Y. Tribune.

Correspond.nee Of The " Y. Tribune.
TaoY Tuesday, Feb H. 1854.
Foster Bosworh, late Postmaster IN this city, and who
will be recooced resigned his office soma weeks ago in
consequence of the exposure of numerous forgeres per
petrated by him. was arrested by United States Marshal
Mott Yesterday afternoon, charge Of eubezzing ned
State. funds while Postmaster to the amount OF some
$1,000 IL is understood that he made returns what
ever for portion Of the last quarter Of his official service
and he Is behind several thousands OF dollars on accounts
rendered.
The fall OF this man has been sudden and remarkable
little more than year ago he elected Mayor OF me
city by majority Of some COO. lie enjoyed, to an unu
susl degree the confidence of the community Dong
large and as supposed successful mercantile bust
ness he was regarded sound financially and morally
His customs manners and obging Opposition rather tnsn
Intellectual qualifications made him troops OF friends
And he was therefore selected by 1.-The Democracy, in
accordance with partisan practice, their candidate for
MayOr He did not f the office credtsbly for want OF
ability The same Law Of party expediency elevated him
to the Office OF Postmaster few months served To- DO
yeope his true character and real financial condition
Bot he was spared from prosecution through the lent
ency Of those whose names he mad unlawfuy used MS
feier Stephen Boswouh, old and highl; respected
citizen was runed By him. and sunk broken hearted into
the grave His father in law, is understood has also
Lost nesIy all his property by ndOrsemsnts on his account
From a proud and envsble position even for young
man If much better abilities, he hiss plungedto the low
est depth" Of crime and ruin. Business reckessness
broke him doUn financially, and official favor contun
mated his ruin Yours &c. ..
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FACTS or SLAVERY.

Slave property ia iii ia good demand among our South
ern friends We quote from q Charleston paper
ss1r OF NrGaoEsThe gang of negroes advertised for
sale ct auction yesterday, by A. j. White Es4 were as
noses Of Ninety nIe of them brought the snug sun Of
$685.: being an average OF about sSO1 21lOO eacs
One prime Geld. hand was knocked of az sl,sVO
S.IE ~ sLavEs-Mr. JGIAes @. Thomas, OF EistoI,
Nd soa at public sale Tuesday six male slaves ron
Fix TO eighteen years OF s2e, Tor stSOg sis 30
bringing $780, and the Oldest siVsg' AL pun "
citizens of Talbot County. lbshino's fa''''
ass,uIr-Alexsrder Jackson a free negro. for whom
the cers have been in search for days pat AMI
who stands chrrged with ASSEMBLING WniH men hs1i7i
Iosonb Arnold voluntarily presented himself yesterday
with IOte m bis pocket from MI Afa.1 ts'Hs ms nc
WA wiling to withdraw Ihe warfen. Ais S @suii
the costs TIE Mayor chose not 10 let nm OF IN thA
wsv and required hin 10 give bail for his appearance
ir N dav ~ which time Mr. Arnold will be in attend
s5ee Failed to give bail and went to jail Rich Nal.
- $50 REWARD.-Ransway from the subseri-
" Der CT The letb August 1850 bright nuiato 20 5ERt
~ ri 60 f. me- ss 's ri ss. Of sslr .aa ssry
rt sseoD. the shoulders HIS hands very iofs AID ds
cate ~ s,o 49, % rsss Re s vie s.,osss . Hr oss
II ee rfr ppeT Nsrho6 II probable h he gors % VITA
1f,on CRY. h thakeT bg trade ard hke5 nay sseA -
oyrfB, such be hss down the back over zoe
Tscdaced u The tcsEeser aud g-ss " D. IN -ss &
III live ay Sona so his spgrehes delivered % gs o.
Near Upper AsyiSoro' Nj
4 scrxE-vye noticed yesterday gang Of 50 negroes,
900 sheep 80 fat bseves and about an e9Esi na9ss Of
hoxses aud mufs all IN ssrBg on the wharf sTitng
,r ~ nrt down the river for the southern market.
' fLosisyliis CgzIisF.
urunrrrp AZ sL.vEs-Priyae sdyices from Jeckson,
AZ s.ea Ian % say thai few nights sieee Theophi'
In. Prehard Ezr az Saiartis murdsrot b MS ne
zoos Fiye who we're concerned in the murder, have
teen arrested ard have confessed ihe ehe and ae hs
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for trial Mr. r. was formerly Of SppieAn. Mass and has
been ,den, in estsrtis, Mrs SIX or eight years anh
about IS years "f age.
AsorBER RrFoRr THE UsDEssRoCSD Rut-
RolD.We received Dispatch Yesterday morning from
ore 81 faithful conductors West Informing thar
he had hre lot Of freight stored up which iesosd
for this pert just lot OF rubbish cleared
OF the track but must be the hook oa, for would
econ be We hsppy 10 inform Br p OF Am Arbor.
that three likely young men, which called n his Stion.
were here In time 10 take break asst this lrnny We
r,onested 10 say to r Wm Daii-pn ~ Detroit that his
T,,le cargo was received safe and sound. On Monday
last we received from the southern part OF Ken
tuoky. who let behind wife ana four Children. They
however are al free ard viii f,llor him next spring
Whsn A mar who Is slave, maTri.s free woman, their
Children are sll free in the above essc becaase az
r1ip IN the Southern laws the chren OF colOrst
sors awnys follow the condition OF the mshcr. This
ore of The uecnisries Of the stem stephen Anderson
WHO has inst arrived here from Wm Saith OF Henderson,
XIV vis6es us to say him that he hiss landed this morn
in safe in Canada in company with Joseph Priest and
Henry wilkins whose father had sold him to smother
shOr, time before they len These brethren
wish h.r former owners knew that they Ike the Queens
Semniors much they need not give tdemelyes any
trouble sbou. Advertising paving slave Hunters % ecs
fr ths m for Canada their adopted homes AMI nan
tkey OF " Known anything aSOu; the Underground hs
road thew would have been here ycsS ago 49,
'V' ~ lVces OF 'hs Fugitive, Jan. 2.
slave aged "a. and blacksmith by trade. sold al
Augusta Ca last week for 81 $50 and another VINO Was
a rood bricklayer fer sl.ssc. Tie latter hal Knocked
his mssier down viii brick and therefore had been sod
as good brickGseT.'
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Nepot2losk Daily grsbn'te.
RAYARD TAYLOR'S LETTERS.
JOURNEY FROM BENAREs TO CALCUTTA.

JOURNEY FROM BENARES ~ CALNOiih'
Editorial Correspondence Of The N Y Tribune.
CALCUTTA, India, Monday February q, 1898
II was nearly midnight when l left genial COM
pany of Benares residents, and started Oh my ioneV
ourney TO this place We did pass through the city,
but drove around it to Raj Ghaut five miles distant
The horse was Embarrassed the carriage dragged down
the bank by coolies and deposited on ferry-ooat
stretched myself comfortably the mittrass Propped
AGAINST CARPET bag and looked out on the beautiful
moonlit river. No spice-lamps, set ahoat by amor
ous Hipdoo madens starred the syery smoOthness Of
the tide Alas, fear that the poetry of the Indian
world is in rapid decline. There was no sound dur
ing our passage but the light dip of oars and the shores
family touched by the rays OF the setting moon were
wrapped in the hush of sumber Thus, with solemn,
scarcely perceptibe motion was ferried across the
sacred river.
plank road led across the sandy fats on the opPo-
site side and my horse required the assistance OF hafa
dozen coolies 10 reach the level of the cultivated land
We rolled on at lively pace through the night aud
the rising sun found me at Durgowtee thirty six miles
from Benares. Here handsome suspension bridge
crosses the river Karamnasa the waters OF which are
so unboly as to destroy the whole merit OF journey
to Benares should they touch the pilgrims feet Inc
bridge wac built o! late Idah vi DcheAcS' W P'S
vent the thousands Of pilgrims who pass along 'nis
road from FORGETTING the reward of their devotion
Notwithstanding this act of pious charity, the Raan
was so unpopular among his people that they eonsd-
cred it very unlueky to mention his name before
breakfast The country was still dead level ana
though dry at present is marshy during the rains lie
lsst season has injured the road greatly, so that for
distance of twenty thirty miles but little OF II Is
passable A rough temporary track runs beside IT,
and hundreds Of worknen were employed in construct
irs bridges over the nulas and raoairns the embark
ments Tie country, at first almost bare OF trees
and covered with but moderate crops, gradually De-
came warner and richer in its aspect The vegetation
increased in luxuriaDce and the prOusios Of the bIa0
nslrn speke Of the neighborhoOd of the tropics Inc
IIsres we're shaded with huge bauyans, peepus and
otlcr uubraceous trees. The YiRthya Mountains sP-
resyed blue and distant in the southwest, ana
maze range in front marked my approach 20 INC
Soano River r.t.,.rg
Tire landscapes reminded ne more Of Egypt than any
other mart of India There the same summer fic
ness in the foliage OF the trees, the same VIVID green %
the broad fields Of wheat and barley, now last
and tie sane luxury 0 color in tie patches o. 0ios