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OFFICE OF rRANspoRTATloy. IAuRrNs R. r.,

j. c. AYER-DKAn Ny little son four gears ea has }a
from severe ataek Malignant Scarlet
wa oten and that dsaI
child Having uaed CHERRY PECToR California ia the
winter OF fer aesee attack entire
N Induced 70 try on ii,s boy gave him tsa.pooua
every tnes hours commencing
night found decided change he better and s hfse Ays
eaeI he was able 10 drink without pain.
It's nse in tho above
psmstse gsye and relieve The anIy many parent
Throat and lang blsysft the bsst medicine
e1tAht feeling of ths deepest gratitude addressing
new have been in another world, N
au yours, with great respect
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EAR. WATsON's Cardinal use no d

4 R. WATS0N'S CARD will use no other
artn the advertisement han what plain
By length OF practice have all those
called Syphtc Fornearly fifteen years. city
those there lice
have to class Of
Know better than they That's
and which eo
STRlCTuRES, NODES, ULCERS, SORES, elects, SORE
TOATS familiar
Of daily observations which vanity for claim
otaer merit than that ole experience. =
effect cure u in few and find difficulty in
those fonger DURATION without submitting the patient
Of treatment will draw him
obige him neglect airs whether
dieteven need not altered There
eonldsupp othiu these
secrecy, which, always invioisbly preserve.
have qualifications which think
ashed that repataons already yosahlshed
Tin the morning until O'Clock night
W. WATSON, Nj. D,
atnnnhnu atraat
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7 alK yVuFal Win ETehE Respect, y

aoCg HILL, Somerset County, NJ j., JulY II, 1851.
y. ~ ~ Since yoar medicine has become knova here
gehls aeusnd than
sold ltia spoken Of terms prse y hose who
use ~ and know Of sons whers they
met Toe ior the geodlt has pleasure selling
because E19w thas s giving worth their
Pieass send me- aigFiher supply, and believe
Yours, with respect JOliN O WHIT Orx
p, S-Alnost u
witch Is, -" st'
Prepared sold by j. Q AVER PRACTICAL and Asslv,i.l
Chemist. LoNsll Mass snd all nrngeists
0sS aml&W J. WRIGHT d CO. N n phetss.s Evsn,,
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MEDICAL CARDS.

NM K. F. FRYER, INDIAN DOCTOR,
Wv eutes CONSUMPTION OF THE LIVER AND LUNGS,
pRofsY, CHOLERA and CHOLERA MoRBus AGuE and FEyER
cured in "a TO IS hours FENEREkL DISEASES GLEET
G0NGRRHQA, RECENT and INYETERATE ULCERS
SORE THRoAIs, COUGHS COLDS OBSTINATE CANCERS FIs
TuLAS OF all kinds, WENS carries OF THE BONES WHITE
sWELLIEG k!NGs EVIL Gravel PAINS IN THE BACK,
TO Ladies' children My long
readeuce the ndan long experiences
render capable of diseases considered
hopeless by celebrated Doctors.
LET Office, 2e6 Old Lsvee opposite Mint. If
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HARMONY No. SO, meets every Thursday even
Jug ia Polar star room, Second District. others
Gottschalk q: ii Rouchard, G Theodore
ner. Per Ssarretarv -. y = - =
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TX NIUEERB0CKER PATENT COOKING
Ia RANsEs-E FIRST pEEalluM.
PRICE 8 CoULON. Plumbers, LOT Poydrat

" n &AlSx1 CT tJQ0ASNss iuIuDbIb, lUf 0y AEsS
ras ru pnrintheir public in
enea tbs bnsneasn all
prepared TO supply tf COLD PLUM SH0V BAT
AMERICAN, ENGLISH and FRENCH AFTER CLOSETS, WA5i
A~S, BRASS FAUCETS all kinda COOKING
IA GEE, aARnEG YRAuIdc ANS FORCE,
gEh PUMPS fitted The LEAD pIPEs every
eac ptitn Pig SHEET LEAD BLOCK TIN "a
hand sIP WORK neatly ;up vspaes
At ssa-a
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.. o. o. j.,
Names eg ssfaeera-T irss ana Placs Of Meeting.


Names or Gfacera-Ti1ne aud Place Of Meeting.
Tvs n, w GRAND LoDGE or LOUISIANA l. Y; z
nrets soml-annuay, the fonfth ~ jan
,sry and 5uiy al 0dd Fellows Hail. corner OF Camp
and l.afayette stryrts NV Orleans Officers FOR the
present year--lIanry stetson, o. Hope Looga 40
IL NJ ~ Grand Master: Thomas y Blake, OF CONNER.
siaf I.oSee No IL n W D Grand Master Bernard
Cohen. d Union Lodge No.6. K w Grand Warden i
rs rbnrsa II Shields, of Union Lodge No g w Grand
Secretary Henry Williams, Of Commercial Lodge No.
IL m VI Grand Treasurer; W Race, of Commercial
iaEs No ii and Henry Bier, Of Hope Lodge No ~, 4
GRAND Representatives to the G / OF the Y ii
w Whitall, of Crescent Lodge No. 8, w Grand CHAP
lain RicIari Swain, of Crescent Lodge No 8 tiran1
Mafssa II II Dentzei of Union Lodge No. 6, w tirana
Conductor; J r Stevens Of Louisiana Lodge NO. 4, "
Grand Guardian; John Frankford Of Crescent Lodge
Mo- Isl w Grand Herald. District Deputy Grand Mas.
tsrs-1gt District vacant; II Milspaugh q Covenant
Lodge No. AZ District No Yanght 9. Sensl
son Lodge No District No Lous Busn, o. Exc 81
sior Lodge No "a, District No4 a y fleiat y =,
Mary,s Lodge No. 20, District NO q; u camp
tell Of ST. Landry Lodge No 70 DissfIct ~ !, e
Malta Of DeSoto Lodge No. Z, District Nc z, . I.
Yisrris " Carroll Lodge NO 3d. District 20 81 Sosspn
syrsss of Trinity Lodge No 81 District No. a !.
Mc{.oy IF Rapidss Lodge No 81 District NO. ~ y ~
ssgysr Of New Iberia Lodge Ne SO. District Ne II
II iisnsicksr ef Meth Lodge No u District No. ~
n Il HALEY of Prairie Ledge No 81 district No II
Il i fuh, ii Columbus Lodge No 24 District Nela
ia Nesfas Of Clinton Lodge No. 2T District NO 10
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rar Y. Nv. amAap ENcAMRMENr on PATRIAReas

FHE II. Nv. GEAND ENCAMPMENT on FATRiAkShs
- AIo4rs,.s. T. O. o. f. meets sami-annuallg, on the
third TUESDAYS in january and July, at Odd Fellows
Hall cornsr Of Camp and Lafayette streets New oT-
seaus Oficers for the present yearJonn Crcgsrn,
n " a Patriarch /; Edgar Edgar, HIP Il
siask. x We Senior warden; James Furneaux, w
Z; Scribe, III Williams. r g Treasurer M IL :.
raugh, w g Junior Warden J Y pun,ap, n " " y
Harresentativeto the G 4 of the y 81; q Nixoa Y
MarshaI: Il GiIlnghan, W G Sentinel; John Frank u
fora M d Deputy Sentinel Alfred Gates 2 Y pstri-
arch Of District No 2; Andrew MAZDA, y y fs'li-
arch If District No 8.
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Ayers Cherry Eseosoraf.

A M0NG THE NUMEROUS as.
fA. discoveries Science has made Ia this x SEGxg
generation 10 facita0 the business file, ~ ~
increase enjoyment and prolong thS II %SsS5S%3 IL
fm OF human existence, be 4 N5ssassEs "a
named p more real value msnk ind, than ssAsgS51Sf
tits contribution of Chemistry TO The Hsal-S
ing Art. Asast trial Of virtues through S5 9&
ont this bread country has proven besead - i.SS " ~
Doubt that medicine combination
ot incidents yet known aurelg con- ~
tFei and the
pulmonary disease hitherto sspt from nar to
aands and thousands year Iniesd bsTa 4.
5sasn e RENE df has length caa
nea cure tue mast dangerous affections lungs Our
mere will not permit publish proportion Of the
oy its sat we would the refer further
qy % American Almanac, heh the below named will al
phtAela proof Of these statemoBts. = s
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ORNAMENTAL IRON WoRK- eto

ORNAMENTAL IRON WORK, etc. a
Ihe nndersigns begsleave inform friends and AZ a
s ana the patrons Of the
@ shst he business hisowa ~
auulAt os and 81
astiption OF WORK ORNAMENTAL VIZ
s sN LA5 HAlLINGs DOORS, SHUTTERS VA uLTS BRIDGES
used for building prrpoDes. $500 AUS " 80
Of the up
70 the public which, with punrsqay pnptns
patronage. BENjASiINT X SSEysIs
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Merchants Mutual Insurance Company.

Merchants Mutual Insurance Company.
DIRECTIONS.
William Vogel, B. p. VOORHEES,, P. Mappnro
Logan Mcknight, P. Poutz, o. GalYard
G. MienhergeT, NJ Cuddy, John pemfI,ton
B. y. Vignaud, J, A. Brand,
This Company organized under The pnpe " la pn
pared on the lat Of June pocss Maoo River and
Fire Risks. $3.50 ~ ~
E8r cHce, No. 1893 Canal street.
JOHN PEAiBERTON, President.
NOTCE meeting Of the Board Directors te 10Th
s Mr. John Pemberton elected President A. screber
secretary. ESQ 1y
United States Life Insurance Annuity and
TIE JsT COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA.
100000,
8. r. CRAWFORD, President
C. g. INLAY, Secretary.
BRANCH OFFICE FOR THE SOUTH AND WEST
No.Ss Campstrset, N evC)rleans.
BENJAMIN FL0HANCE, Agent.
1885, HARMON D0ANE, Asst. Agent,
She iostfsvoFshle terms. artis 'A
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DRUGS, MEDICINES.

Us CATALOGUE OF
LAR FAMILY MEDICINES,
, and Dealers at Prepristors'l lowest
.goucy, No. ISL CHARITIES ST.,
lHibbnrd'g Wild Cherry,
Richardson's sherry Wine,
Hutchins,a Vegetable Dyspepsia,
Gouley's Vegetable, Colemas's,
Hoofand's German, 01ysenatsd.
COSMETICS, e-a
Cologne Water, Bay Water,
Florida Water, Msen Fun.
,Jones's Lilly White.
SOAPS AND CREAMS.
Lows Brown Windaor,
Icnes's Chemical,
Rndways' Madicated. CASTLES,
Almond, Toilet and Family,
Shaving Creams and Compounded
all descriptions.
Wright'sIndian Vegetable,
MoHatt's Life, Brandreth's, ....
Morrison's, Lee's New London,
PARIS, sappibgion's, Chsmpiou's,
I, rne fsnberg, Jayne's Sanntive,
Jayne's Agus, Winer's Camomils,
Hibbnrd'a Anti-bilious, Pstes's,
Sponcer's Vegetable, Cooks,
Coopss'n, Covsl's Rheumatic,
Anderson's, Allebasis' Health,
Wislar,s Gentle Purgstive,
Allebt,sls' Ague, Hooper's, 7f@
Chiekuer'p Sugar-coated,
Herrick's sugnr-coated, 4@
silber.is Anh-biiious, Beckwith's,
Leidy's Blood, Ingoldsby's Pile,
Scoti'a Vegetable, Eagon's,
RadwAy'H Regulators, ..
Roses Railroad, Lsidy's Female,
Louden, sIndian sanstiye,
Louden's Asns, Holloway's, ..
Halsted'a Anti-D yapeptio,
aordon'a, MeLane,s Liver. ali
HAIR DYES,
Phalon's Magic, Batehelof's,
gilman's Instantaneous,
9allsrd's, Julss Hausl's,
Jayne's American, East India.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Dr. Morse's Invigorsting Cordial,
Thorn'a Extract,
Tarrant's Aperient, .-..4.
Laramie Elixir OF Rhuharh,
Carter'a Spanish Mixture,
Mothers Relief,
lToothache Drops,
Lyons Magnetic Powders, do
Mrs. Kidder's Cordial,
ThompHon's Eye Watst 49, .so
Watts's Nervous Anita
Billings Astringeht,
Hynttis Life Bsisam, - 4"
McMuun's Elixir Of Opium.
Railways Ready Relief, .#8
Railways Re solvent,
TarranEs Inielible Ink, @@aM.
DR.. Fitch's Body Braces,
DR.. Fitch's Shoulder Braces, #..
DR.. Fitch'sInhaling Tubes,
DIR, Rose's Preparations,
Winer's krcanlm Extract, "
Tenour's Specific.
Aarshall's Catholieony o@
DR.. Fitch's Preparations,
Morse's Compound Syrup ofYsllow
Dock,
Perry Dsvis'a Pain Killer,
Browns Essence Of Ginger, V"
Mortimore's Rheumatic Compound,
Mortimore's Cordial BitteIs,
Myers Extract of Rock Rose,
crossnnan's Specific,
Or. Wards Specific,
Uphaa's Pile ElectuaYy, .5.
Steers 0poieldoe,
Godirey's Cordial,
Tarlington's BslahIn, II
Dr.. Csllenis Preparations,
Batenan's Drops, ,.. @
DIR. Jsyne's Family Medicines,
SaidlitE and Soda Powders, -. IT,
Epping'a Fluid Extract Buchu,
Lueins Cordial,
Juno Cordial, "
Hart's Remedyfor Fits,
Wilson's Death en- Rats, etc. @
Leidy'a Erasive Soap,
Kirby's Cholera Drops, #,"
Balls Cholera Syrup,
Spohn's Headache Remedy, -
Conneil'g Mixture,
DR.. Msrchisi's Uterine Catholicon,
Cowan's Lithontriptic,
Louden's Preparations,
Houghtcn's Pepsin. r..
'cHEIDAM sCHNAPPs.
nd all dealers in any OF the srticlss
ilfndit 10 their advantage by call
where will be found the most ex-
ATENT MEDICINES LII the United
cane address ~
CHIT A. co.,
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{ Interior Enca,npments.

MAGNOLIA No 4, Baton Rouge.
MOUNT SINAI No. 8, at Franklin, St. Mary's
Parrish.
4 G. w. SHAW No 10, at Clinton, East Feiciana.
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& SlGARS-
~ I0.eco German Regaiaa Salvador;
spoea Ge.maa Inpsrae Flor de CahaHa; for zalo By
Az $. WoLFF, " Caap street,
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WOOD, COAL, LIME, ETC.

II IME AFLoAT. 900 barrels Tbomaston
Rockland STONE LIME cargoes Of barks splepdd and
Mary Anna, landing and for sale by
% a. pELAGRAvE d CO.. 70 Mag anime street.
\ lME AFLOAT-2000 bbls Rockland Lime,
IA cargo OF bark Splendid, landing and by
A. DELAGRAVE co, Magazine street.
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Polar STAR No. 10, meets every Wednesday
evening At Polar Star room Second District. Officers
Oscar robin, G.; Paul Theard, Y G.; Caster
=. Wagner. Treasurer. - 8
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NEW ORLEANS =SBWING FACTORY
MACHINE SEWING.
Lalest Hnnsekeepers. Breasmak
&ny KIND Of SEWING done, kind IN with
FURNISHING DISPATCH durable manner thau
done by hand and PRICES, Girls experienced
CHINE. - iN"'N'N' MA
promptly attended to- '' ' wa
w sMSdSG MACHINES and good supply MACHINE NEE
DIES sPoo SILK and COTTON THREAD suitable on hnnd nua
os sae Apply Al Is ST. CHARLES STREET up stairs
| 70 SANII. Il.
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INDEPENDENCE No %, meets every Wednesday
evening at room No. q Odd Fellows Hail.. .Oficers-
III Bergess G /; Wilam Furbinger, g ii Klaiber,
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~e~'"tA' foNenosrAsi oes' hlu I'M
There being isapprehenson the
of the Sun Mutual Insurance Company Of NewYork
state shat will
heretofore for the full Dividends declared
pany at the close Of ea III fiscal year. .e4
Formerly the reserved fund capital limited Million
Dollars aud the whole OF profits yearly
to the the redemption outstanding Scrip
but future after the interest," the residue pofl
will be annually APPROPRIATED half the redemption
heretofore and the other half the Capital
psny until the ahni equal Two Millions of Dollars thereby
cFeaapg the security the Assured well the hsdsrs Scrip
ofthe Company THOMAS 500, Agent New
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MAGNOLIA No, ", meets every Tuesday evening
at room No. 5, Odd Fellows HAIL.. oficers-E L
Ninno. N @ Florat, G. ) Wagner, Secre-
tary J u Whitney Per Secretary; William Dickson,
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DEuxlRME CouR JrsricE PAtS, La VILE LA Neu
PAKAIssE poRIsAss YELLE ORLEANS vi
FsH fsfEAS
DY VIRTUE Of an alias writ Of feri facias

T NS. Nm. 10.
nY VIRTUE of an alias writ of ieri facias,
ke TO directed by the Hon. L. u Gaennie First
Peace for the Parish Orleans will proceed Public
FRIDAY November "a 1854 the hour
Banks arse between Graye and Nacez Streets
the following described property, to-wit--
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with all Buildings
and thereon situated Fanbourg Lvandas ts
Fourth District DeanB Parish State
the bounded by Third Fourth Rousseau Fulton
being number bywo The Lot designated
number i've and thrytwo feet inches Third
street, by depth Of hundred and twenty feet according
plan made by Hugh Grant, City Surveyor
the first Of February The consist Of one story
House Kitchen,
Seized in the above suit
Terms and conditiona-Cash.
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n WRIGHT & CO.'S CATALOGUE OF
Oh GENUINE AND POPULAR FAMILY MEDICINES,
which they offer to 1uppy Druggta and Dealers at
Wholesale prices.
w Gsae,a Depot speea Eoncy, No. ISL CHARITIES st.
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JUDICIAL SALES.


Fr1sT IgsrIo.s cogsT ANTHONY sTuyEy.. BRRNAcD Mo
PARIsH 9e ORLEAss ! CloE. ...No. 1879, ..-|
EPY VIRTUE of writ of fierl sacias, to me
directed She Hon. U Gauns Justice Of the peas
DAY November 49, 1854 at Ia O'clock my Office 99
Tehouptoulas - $500
THHEE DRAYS--Nos. $50, sol and $50.
Seized in the above suit. TERAs-Cash.
nile j. j. HOPPE. Constable.
=. 80
F p 5gs195,s eSgHr JACOB You've SCHMIDT
RY VIRTUE of writ of feri facias to me
M directed the Hon. aennie Justice Of the Peace
for the Parish Of Orleans wall public TUES
DAY Hsvember a. 1884 at 10 O'Clock my Warehouse No. $50
Tehoupitouas "
ONE GLASS CASE AND COUNTER. Seized in the above suit
TGms-Cash. i'll HOPPE, Constable ia
sEfosn JUsTleEa couRr, CITY OF NEW ORLEANS MARY
NeY VIRTUE of two alias writs of feri facias
to ale directed By be Honorable e Jo9,e Second
lion at .nEs on between rysr and Match
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated il the First District Of
this city in the bounded by Eato, Th Jacobs
and designated BY The number Of plan drawn Hedn
Surveyors dated 18th Of May 1854
the office Of u O. Stark Notary Public said Lot meh.uhg 50
and "a feet The other line and so feet inches and ~
rear. Seized in the above suit. Tsrma-Csah.
nd 4tipsod JOHN A. AsAlssE Constable.
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WOLF Fps AROMATIC SCEEIDAM SCFlNAPPB.
Druggists and Merchants and all
contained the above catalogue, will
sending their orders above where will
enstvs assortment Of MEDICINES
States and at the oweat prices. Please address
7. WRIGHT AZ co.,
pstu M Xxi Cbnr,rass 81 No. S,,s.r. r,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-06-21

CRoWs CAN CoUNr THREE.-A few months
since we were riding in stage-coach with sew
cral gentlemen, when the conversation turned
upon the subject of crows, and many interesting
anecdotes were related. One gentleman said
that crows could count-at least as far as three
for he had often proved it. Being troubled with
crows in his, he had often attempted to shoot
them. But they new what gun was as we'll he
did, and therefore kept out of his reach. tie then
concluded to put up small booth, and place some
carron-a dead horse-wthin gun-shot. From
this place he supposed he could fire at them when
they alighted to cat. Whenever he entered the
booth, tho crows would all sit OH the distant
trees. and not one of them would come near
till he was gone. Then all would alight except
sentinel who remained to give warning it danger
approached
The gentleman finding this plan to fail, thought
he would deceive them. So he took his son with
him to the booth, concluding that when they had
, seen one go away, the crows would think the
!, coast was clear, and descend to the bait Bu
when the son left the booth, crow snng out cav
: cav, cav, there goes one,) but not a crow woul'
/. leave his place. rt
The next day the gentleman took two person
with him to the booth and then let them depaE
J., one at a time The crows on the trees saw th
h first, and cried out "there goes one, in their o~
a peculiar dialect; then the other went, "thef
" goes two, but they would not alight,f0f they ma
il counted three when they entered. 81
IN The day following the gentleman took thre
re others with him. When they went out' one
OF one, the crows cried, "There goes onc"-"tiier
e. goes two"-"there goes three" And whe
is when these men we're out of sight they all aligh
IS ed, and the gud of the fourth man did its work
The gentleman stated that this thing had bee
,le tried repeatedly, and it was evident that crow
3 could count as far three, but there their arit
zee metic ended. Whom they will ascend to Il
of higher branches of nathematic is yet to be
roe certained In the meantime others can bring {
ok their incidents of CHRONOLOGY Olive Branch.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-06-21
AbOlitio a Big Gums.

The following extracts from the proceedings of
the Abolition Convention held in New York
three weeks ago, as reported in the Tribune, will
show the true character of some of the leading
spirits of that party, with which whiggery is now
fusing and joining in the cry against Pierce,
Douglass and Nebraska: @e
Garrison proposed the following resolution:
"Reso,ued, That the one grand vital issue to be
made with the slave power is the dissolution OF
the existing American Union"
Henry C. Wright rose and spoke to Garrison's
resolution as follows:
s'I like that resolution very much. This coun-
try denies God, or if it believes in Cod do not.
The Christian God is the most accursed of de-
mons. No mans lights can be ascertained by
reference to Bible, law, or constitution.
don't care that (snapping hs fngers) for any
such book or constitution, when the question O
liberty or slavery is 10 be considered. The only
thing of Importance is, that the mass of the peo
pie generate the constitution. We should endcav
or to do awav with this. thank God that I an
a traitor to his constitution. thank God als'
Ethat am al afdel to the popular religion Of thi
country and of all Christendom." " --.' ..''
Hon, Edmund Quincy protested that "the con
stituton displayed the ingenuity of the very deV
il, and that the Union ought to be dissolved" T"
Wendell Phillips rejoiced that their societ
was san iajfdel and treasonable society. The SC
cety cling to this appellation, and he hoped th'
: it would be carried down to posteri'y. 1t d.
!. union society, and he was gladto be able to pre-
" Efess his creed at such time aud to such an aud
!" ence. The Union sentiment is the great vorte
which swallowed up the great minds, and the
" !, have power enough for the time being to inf
ence the,people. The only remedy for the 'sla
10 is the destruction of the government i challen
- any man totell me what the Union has done
u.s." 81 - .sEa 'Ga@ss ,ae.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-06-21

The gnats Of Arkansas seems to be as bad as
the fabulous mosquitoes Of that State. The
Young America states that not less than one
hundred horses have been killed in Union County,
in the vicinity Of the river BY the gnats, within
/ the past two or three weeks.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-06-21
"A Sensible Opinion.

The Albany Knicterbochr, an anti-Nebraska
sheet, appears to entertain views as to the result
of the passage of the Nebraska bill, entirely diff
ferent from those promulgcd BY the majority of
its co-laborers against the measure. 1t says:
"Whenever the final vote is taken we expect
to see the bill pass by at least ten majority. This
we think is fixed fact, and being fixed fact
what will be the result! Greeley thinks it will
lead to all kinds of misfortules among which the
':dissolution of the Union is Of the smallest
We think differently. We are opposed to the
Nebraska measure, and would hail its rejection
with as mnch joy as theinext man, but whether
it is rejected or not, We have no idea thatt it viii
produce any grievous results on the Rcppsc'--
The excitement about Nebraska is very little
greater than that which attended the admission
of Texas and California. The country was not
"runed' then, and we doubt that it will be now.
people should not allow their feelings to get the
better of their brains. All the noise in the mar
ket is not patriotism. About half the talk on
Nebraska is mace by men who wish to come
from abscupitv, and go into the next Congress-
Bunoombe is great institution-well it is
!. 1fre- The island of Cdba-which is now, il
4 consequence of recent occurrences, engaging
large share of attention in the minds OF thu
American public--is one of the most valuable
districts of territory in the world Its annua
productions, a southern paper states, compris
$is,5O0OOO worth Of sugar, $l5,oOe,00oi wort
4 of tobacco, $2,3lO,O0O worth of coffee, So, 600
: 600 of corn, and 100000 worth OF other agr
cultural products. estsagE s@ slJa9sJ @
!. The grand total of its productions, includin
dairy and domestic animals, averages $4,000
0o0 per annum. The population of the island j
: la4I was l,007,624, including 4l8,39l white
429, ,493 slaves, and 15l, ,838 free, colored peopl
! Five years subsequently, the white populatic
had increased 1886, while the blacks decrease
. lo7 ,s72-making an aggregate population the
= Of but /, l,s9s, 1862. in the city andsuburbs OF H
vana, in ls4l, the entire population was l6o,75
r Five years later, 1886, it comprised but 1859
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will do to lead the granny-dears