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aNHROW pHYSIC TO THE Dogs

>IlROW PHYSIC TO THE Dogs
PnvormachGr's Hydro Electric Voltaic Chains,
Producing instant reiici from lhe most pain, an,
permanently curing all Neuralgia diseases Rhchm..
tIsm, painful and swelled joints, Neuralgia of
tile Face, Deafness, Bndncss, -. Vitus
Dance PaIpratons of the Heart, peri.
odlcal Headache, Pains IN the SION
''m' ,sr,mS ,"Sise.,!"I' Tsin. pyispGaS,S, u
These chains were first introduced in the city of New
York less than yea since aud after being ublec tc,
TO thorough trials IN every hospital IN the city, and ap
p'lcu ny bfs. Valentine Mott, tarnoelau, Van llurc
and Others II was discovered that they possess strange
ana wonderful power in the relief aud orte above
cass OF diseases, aud their sale and tho success ta,
has attended their use is unparalleled.
IrovoiS to their introduction into this country they
by patents in France Germany, Austria. Prussia nnJ
England; aud also in the United States.
"THllNK CLOSE AND PONDER WE'LL"
principles upon which il is claimed that the Chains
"luce thrir marvellous cures are, rstthat all Ner-
v"nS Diseases are at ended aud produced by deficient
supply q, nervous huid aud an agent that resembles
'srly "iccirlcy or electro magnetism; aud sec ontl--
lhaI lh' CICERO magnetic chains, by being over
ana upon tho part aud organ diseased furnish to the <.
h"nSru n'iNnns nuil which IL required 10 produce
h'ahhN 't'Inn ihIough the entire system. No gustng
huslrum Is allowed Ia he taken while using the chains
n, arlgd Observance of the renoNlaws OF health are
required Brisk friction upon the part diseaed adds
huch 10 The effects OF the chains by increasing their
magnetic power
One Thousand Dollars
Wl he given To any person who will rrodu red sonny
wen authenticated certificates of cure, 10th from tel
g'n patients aud scientific physiC ans, as hav len
rmto'e" ny lhc use oi PuvermaChers Electric Chains
Ihcy noNer tail IN perform what they arc advertised to
no. ad no person has ever teen dissatisfied who has
given thcm n trial. WV
IN FEMALE CASES
more than one hundred permanent cures of ProIansus
'lrl nave been effected within the last year hy the e
OF these chains, iy applying end al the chain over
n region ct III" abdomen aud the other upon The spine
lusi aove the hip the usual symptoms incident
10 hat disease are at once removed
MODE OF USE.
rhe chain should he muistened before uso with com
mon vinegar and then one end OF the chain should he
applied directly To The seat OF the pain disease and the
other cnd opposed 10 Il.
BE NOT nECEiNEDl The Electric Chains are
not to cure all diseases; hut fur Nervous diseases il is
claimed that No Medical Agent in the world has pIO.
dneed 50 many cures In the last year as the Electric
Chain.
INSTANT RELIEF from the most acute pain, is
rnnlucrd al the m0mem OF application much more efs
seeually than can be produced by opium in any of il
forms. 80
Cali aud obtain pamphlet (gratis1
}, SfElNERT, Sole Agent
~ . 5bS Broadway, Cur. Prince 81.
Sold hy II. ALEXANDER, st. Clairsvlilo, Ohio,
Jan, ~, lsai-N.
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SALT! SALT! SALT!!!

4 LII persons in want Of E o bovc article
VIII pcasetasc notice tha, the Subscriber has
lust reteivd asuplv OF the very lost quality in net
hNl- winch he t. selling Al WIrcling prices (S3OO
per Iihi.) at his store in -. Cldirsvilie.
J.. S.A large lot oi 1na Sa'l in Sacks for Rulc aud
Ia !" use. lust rcCcv,dly JOHN JEpSON.
Nov "a ls54.
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TAKE NOTICE

THAT am closing my business, and
II feqasst all thsi have unsettled account. with me
Z, call snd settle mo same ielufe tE" lsi o January
SsIt, and Obligs me
have on hand Ant of BOOTS 4 SHOES, which
viii sell low fJf Cam.
ALsS-A lot OF Euaniah sole and Ilemlook Leather. .
With timing tkins. Goat aud KID skins, Philadelphia
Kip and Cali Skins,
ALso-Lssts, Boot Trees Grimm Boards aud screws
ehos Thread, Pegs, Nails of al kind- PmChoFz Ham
ssTs, ehse Bas7s, boot Webbing, Lasting Tack, ~,
HENRY MiIGiIEl.I..
o. cisirsviIie, Dee. 10Th, 1e5l-3t. pd,
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70 THE pUBLTC.-Tae subscriber

70 THE PUBLTC.-TAe subscriber
n would respectfully announce to rs nd lrcnds and
he public generally, that hG hHs returned toSc-.
ei Clsirsrils sud opened q Groccry IN the "a
room mery Occu ny RssJNNIS TunMAs. y&2--c3
whero he intends keeping about he same kuu III soc
- he formerly kept III this place, consisting
Groceries, Hardware, Quecnswars, Sac.
And whore he koscshy strict attention To busScs. tc
hsrit sha OF pTNiis patronage.
JOHN JEpSON.
>. WALLS Oftha lest quality for sale 10y The Reg
81 wheeling prltes win srdil.on Of freight.
ESt. elAiTsv rls. ss 70, lsdt
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Sale OF Real Estate by order of
Court.

nN Thursday, the 18th dOy of January,
~ isS1, on tie premises between the hours of IA
sloek. AN. aHd O'Clock T.. ~. wln he sold 10 the
hgheft htddsf the following Real Estate. as the prop
cry ef Henry Howen decreased. 80 wit, The Fast 4 Of
the ~ H. quarter of hecgion -, IN Up, 2, of Range I,
containing ~ setes more "r less and yina ~ Rrhand
Iewnship. BeiInDpt tOuHiy. ONO. rsymrnIs one hA 4
sewb, shs fouHh ~ uns year and One huuh In tw q
years Win ihie'asl from tho day Of Ssle.
JOEL EfI.IOrf, Adm'r Of
Henry H0weh, Deceased.
Boo. 18Th. isSi-4w
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SALE OF sCHODL LAMBS.

NOTICE 10 hereby gwen that the following land,
VIII be offered for Sale at ruhllc Auction al tc
ffoat door OF tho Court House IN ~ Cairsvc, "a.
tufdsy lice s1th dsy OF January, A. y, 1855, nu q g
os wing condition. VIZ; The highest bidder To hc tie
purchaser. No btd VII be- tAkon said land Tor less
smouns ihan the appraised value Iiufeol one twclth
VI the purchase money 10 he pad al the time u ac and
the bsahee IN twelve annual ins,aiments OF rlua
smount with annual iRteresI thereon,
baid lsnd heinz, 100 acres, tupds Rpd % nrtchrs
more or less tie wcsi OF the North west quar-
tsr Of sce. 10. Tp. aud Raage L. APPRAISED al Ihe
Of a2l9V.
said land iios In smith Township. Belmont County,
and near TO Central ONO Rat Road,
u. TBUENAN, Auditor OF u. "a.
~. CiAirwife, Dee, 10, irat-Uw.
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Damaged, slightly,

Damaged, slightly,
Q PS. Twille6 black French Cloth, "Bour.
q ds,oE Ezske." worth To sII rer yd. OF much aner
qualify than usually fnis ~ way this etsebt.
vet ~ sink ing ~ stcAnhOat hut uninured Other.
Wise, Tor sAlsat tsAcTihee-Alsn coo yd. Tweed
csssimere, for ehildsens wear that usually scIlA for
20 So si.ahiiy spotted, hut perfect In xture yds
fpT.s dollar. a.
STONE n THOMAS,
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PUBLIC NOTICE
State of Ohio Belmont County
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
D,y,J;n, H.. ~, .I,,;a,,
Peiiiion for Pnriition

Preston II. KGnna-d vs.: Jane KrnnArd Jos. Woodman.
see, Jr aud D'liit Ann Wupimar-ec his wife. iza
Jauo Kct nard. Hannah Amanda Kcnnard. Lydia
K"nnafd aud Anthony Rcnuard.
rvE ahoyc named defendants viii take notice that a
] petition vas filed against them the 2Ist day fi
Nov SJi in In" Court Of Common Pras Of said County
hy Preston u. Kcnnard, aud is now pending whcHm
tn" said nnmardant urdy4 partition Of the follow ing
Eeai sntr. 10 wit: Bciug part of Sec. No. o. Town.
shin :, and Range g. BEGINNING for the same al tile
~ T. corner nl s1id section rnnuin" with the f. houn
darv thereof 1877 poc9 to post the ~ T.. corner OF
Jp-erh Gihons Inuh. thence with said Gibbons land
the two following cn,r cs 1j> Is m. W. 40 pOlcs, to
post thence =. 81 T. uCrclrs tn sugar tree
ui the Northern boundaries of Moses Mcdcafs land
thcucc s. Az w 10 prrohes to dogwood thcn ~
w. = pcrCles 30 n white walnut. thence s. Al! w
~ rcrchrs to beech tree thence n. d5 W. perch
c' 10 white walnut. theuccN 80 w. ~ perchrs Ia
white oak. thcnrc n. G! T.. 9iI pcrchrs tu post
thence ~ 12I w post thence r. o. G7 rcrchcs Ia
the arr o hc2inuin. conlanng G3 acres. 4j pcrches
more or less aud that at the regular term of said
Court, 6ppiic viii ienade hv said int for
an orGer that Partition hc made orssid rtpmsrs
W..S. KENNON Any for Petitioner.
Nov 81. 1874,
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SALE OF SCHOOL LAND
IN COLERAINYb. BELM MJNT co. O.

NOTICE il hereby given that tho follow ng desert ed
IN tract Of land W iu Uor,d ul SAFE at Iut'ic II
lion at the irUuI door OF the Cont House ~ tars.
willie, onS aturday tile 2ih day Of January, \. rjJ,
the following conditions, va: me hIalCst rihdcrto lo
tho purchaser. Mound VIII r takcu on sad aUd tor a
less amount than the appraised value thereof. bHr
twelfth part OF tie unry to "a ID at the lIu"
of sale and tho remainder tn he pad ~ twelve au"ual
ustAments OF equal amount with annual interest there
on. Said land lrng tho North East half the North
Bast quarter Of section lilern u Township tour aud
Tange2 q lies lhn sN wos OF the city uIWhccing, aud
10 easy of access by riank R"ad+,
u. TRl EMAN, Aud. BcI. G.. o.
n. Clairsvilic, Doc. Is, itJi.
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DRlTANIA WARE, SILVER PLATED
Spoons, and Folks, Pen Knives Pocket Books,
and a great variety oil other articles for sale by
J. r.. SCOTT,
Oct. 10. No. 1877 Main ST., Wheeling .H
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READY MADE CLOTHING.

A LSO A LARGE STOCK OF UN-
~ derslccvcs, shmazetls, Collars Lacos, Edgings,
sc. &c, at cost and carriage, by w. +. ASBURY,
dec. 81 No. lG2 Moin street, Wheeling.
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HARDEN g. BRANNUM HAVE JUST
received in addition their large stock, the fol-
lowing groceries and mdse which will be sold on EaiN
terms:
100 sacks prime Rio Coffee,
do do Java do
900 boxes Tea, all sizes.
Tierces Rice,
100 bbls. medium. Mackerel,
25 Half bbls. No. Large,
104 do do do
so bbls. lIerrings,
20 boxes aud kegs Tobacco,
5 bbls. Saleratus,
S do Sal Soda,
cask W washng Soda,
10 bhs. pure Tanners OH,
100 kegs white Lead,
% Tons of Iron, OF all sizes,
Ton Steel, do do
25 setts buggy Springs,
25 setts Iron axies, all sizes.
Bridgeport, May 10, 1854.
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4 SUPERIOR ARTICLE OF BLACK
i Red and Blue Ink, reed and for safe
May 20. j. THOMPSON
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BoTrLEs.-For Purifying the Glood. and for the
Cure ol Scromla Rheumatism, Stubborn Ulcers Dys.
ncpsa. salt Rhenm, Fever Sores, Eryspelas, Pimpes
B's, Mercurial Diseases. Cniane0us Erupious, Eiver
Complaint, bronchitis, Consumption, Female Com.
plants. Loss OF Appetite. General Debility, &c.
In this preparation all the rpsorat prupertics
the roo are concentrated in their strength and
rihcacN; hut While Sarsaparita Root forms an impor
iant part of its combination. at the time com
pounded with other vegetable remedies of great pow
and II Is in the peculiar combination and entiiC man
ncr oi spreparaiion that its remark able in the
cure ofdls"BS" depends. II acts stimuli aneuusly upon
The Sf0m0rh the circulation and the bOHcis; and thus
three processes which are ordinarily the resutofthroe
different kinds of medicine carried at the same
time, through the insrumcnialy oi this remedi al
agent which gently stimulates while ii dSinicrls and
cSrolsfrom the stomach and bowels all that irritating
ana Al the same vgOr aud tone MANY
other preparations initiate il in hearing the name of
Sarfaparlla and in that their resemblance ends being
often prepared from worthless and inert roots and of
cnnIse 'sesscs no healing curative properties aud
patients in making choiceOf which they should
take no other hut that one entitled to their confidence
rom the long list OF cures il has effected living wit
nesS"s. whose Testimonials aud residence have been
published, and who are still hearing daily testimony to
~
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STONISIlING CItRE.

Patterson, ". T., eGih, 1851.
Mcssrs. A. II. & u. SANDS Geutrmen-Ilaviurwi wi,
messed the most bencfc ia effects from the use or your
Sarsaparila II gives me pleasure to scnd y0u the fol
lowing statement in regard to my SON In The spring
oi lsis he took cold and after eighi weeks OF
severe suffering the disease settled in his cu leg and
foot which soon swclled iOthc utmost The swelling
was ancnd hy his physician, and DISCHARGED most pro
iuscly; after that no css than eleven ulcers formed ON
the leu aud foot at time. We had iveditFcrcn Phv
found him 80 lated and low that he was unable TO
leave hIsIed suffer the most urinp
this time the hone had bccome much affected that
piece alter piece came out, of whirn hn has now moro
than twenty-five preserved IN bottle. varviug from one
hiatt o on" aud half inches in length We had given
mp all hopes OF his recovery, hut at this time we were
induced tory your Sarsapariia. aud with its use his
health aud annette began Immediately to improve and
so rapid was the change that less than dozen bottle
effected perfect cure.
With gratitude, Iremain truly yours
49, DARIUS BALLARD.
Wcthc undersigned, nciphlOrs OF Mr., Ballard cheer
iully sn, scr 10 the facts of the above statement
u :. nArT, A. NJ. TRowpRIDor
q q. Il. DEAN, &. EAsrwaop.
Prrnarod aud sold wholrsa'e aud retail by A. D. &
d. SANDS, Druggsts and Chemists, 100 Fulton.st cor.
ner OF William York. Sold plso hy' rucgst zen
orally throughout the United Statcs aud Canudas Price
81 per hottie; six bottles for s5. For sale by
u. ALEXANDER, 81. Clarsville.
Jas Baker, Wheeling.
Aud by DRUGGISTS aud Dealers in McdiC ines eyerywere
Dec. 10 1SJ3.--ly.
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INSTRUCTION
BOok-Kecping by Double Entry.
Commercial! Calculations,


Embrace every variety of computations pertaining Ia
business opersons, being taught according to the most
Improved methods-iHerest Discount, EqaGtioas AZ.
Lirati0R Of Erehange, &c.
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II d. T. COWEN, ATTORNEY AND
L. CorssrLoR AT law, soLicrToR IN CnAxctRy
AND NorARv PUBLio, Fl. CiairsviIe, o.
UFOFFlCE opposite the American House and over
c. Trolrsstore. apr! 8, 53--m
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uPoIsoNING.n

Thousands OF Parents who vermifuse composed Of
Castor Oil. caomel, &c aware, that while they
appear to benefit tile patient they actually laying tao
foundations for series diseases such as salvation
loss OF sight, weakness OF limbs, etc.
In another column will be found the advertisement
iIobensacks Medicines, which the attention OF
all directly Interested tnfher their chill.
dren's heah In Liver complaints and disorders ar
sing rom those bilious type should make use of the
only genuine medicine, Hobensaek's Liver Pills
U-"Be NOT deceirea," but ask for Hohensacks Worm
Syrup aud Liver Pills. and each has the sig
nature OF the Proprietor, j. N. HoBESsAcK, as mona
else are genuine
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NERVOUS DISEASES CONTROLLED AND
CONQUERED,

Three ouths OF the physical pain enlurel.by the h
man race proceeds from affections OF the nerves. Tie
uhutterabe agony OF agia reumatsn govt spans,
headache, and thousand namelcss pangs that dart
every portion OF es STEM and distract tile BRAIN are
refeiable directly TO condition OF the ner
vous system. The weaker prey to a variety OF
OF the dsorderea action of the The nerves are
the se>t OF all pain Kill the nerve OF TRACING TOOTH"
aud the pain eeacs Destroy tho nerves of limb and
II paalyzed Reader all the the frame insen.
sble and you produce death. or what Immense fmpor-
lance, therefore, mist aprcparation be That will inrse
hcath vigor hardness and energy, Into this
complex arrangement OF vital agents known
vons SYSTEM Experience las proved, the faculty admit
the record shows, that DR.. Mor1es Inrigorating Err
and Cordial will roducc these almost miraculous effects
Hall men could witness the changes it brings about in the
condition Of those who "renLy to persh,-how IL
banishes melancholy. bcges strength, controls pain and
builds up and ortiies the constitution, prUongs life
1t would be Unnecessary to advcrscit. Newspapers
are merely used media to draw attention to it, To be
universally used AID unesttatnsly relied upon ncrey
requires to be universally Known The OF the press
Is invoked TO guide the public this living fountain; blu
no printed words can adequately set forth value
The cordtals Put highly 'ntrOtcd, pint bot
Ties. Price three dollars per bottle two for five dollars
SIX for twelve dollars. Oh. RING, Proprietor,
102 Broadway, New York
Sold by Druggists throughout the United States Canada
and the West indies.
ents,-wnEELING-EELLS+ CALDWELL.
CIxcIxNArt-B. H MEAKINIS.
@-See advertisement apo4
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n-rsICK AND AFFLlCTED. m

THE most sale certain rem :dy ever known to the
world for the OF obstinate coughs, colds, asthma,
bronchitis, blood splitting, liver complaint, whooping
cough Group. tickling rising In the :hrou
bility pains in the side breast constitution
from the abuse OF ealonc and other Causes Is DOCTOR
SWAYNE'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHER
RY; and consumption, 1t reached state ami as
sumed character hitherto considered ncurabe yields
without struggle to this great Original Wild Cherry
PAL alton. Remember-the great Original wild Cherry
preparation, and the only compound prepared by
physician. is manufactured under the immediate care OF
DR. SIHAYNE, at his Laboratory, No. North Seventh
St above Market, Philadelphia.
For sale ky-DR. JAMES BAKER; KELLS & CALD-
WELLS and PArTERsoN&: Co Wheeling. FLEMING
BROS, Pittsburgh BURDsALL & Co., Cincinnati;
aud by dealer generally. sep1s
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FRIDAY MORNING. APRIL %. 1854.
FAIR.

The Managers have just completed the premium
list. &C., for the next air, which forms pam
phlet of 80 pages. The list is much enlarged and
the premiums are in many instances double those
OF last year. The pamphlet will be sent out at
once by the ManaLers. that all may prepare fos
the next Fair. which will be held on the 14th and
18th OF September next. Let all remember this,
and prepare accordingly. ,...1'
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.sRespAr.-we are sralided to learn from ~.
Charlottesville Advocate. that much interest n ,Ae
ligion has been awakened amongst the students in
the University recently. We also Learn that in
The neighbofhood of Gordonsyille and other paris
of Orange. the work Of grace has been recently
progressing in the Presbytenan Church.
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uThe Supreme Court has come to decision
on the case which has been for several weeks
pending before that tribunal, involving partition
of the Methodist Book Concern interests at Gin
cinnati, between the Methodist Epispocal Church
North and the Methodist Episcopal Church South,
consequent on separation of that ecclesiastical
establishment. The United States circuit for Ohio
had pronounced against partition of assets, but
the Supreme Court of the United Stotes ha. 1ever-
sed the decree and remanded the cause for further
proceedings, in conformity to the last named court
Judge Mclean being member of that lenomina.
ton, did net sit.
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s7Tcharles Henry LOagton, formerly of oincin
nat. for eleven years one of the foremen of tile
new YORK Herald composing room, was presented
WIN WIN gold watch byhis fellow workmenupo the
occasion oil his taking final leave of his brother
COMMISSIONS to encounter new labOrs IN the sunny
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U1-rhe ship Tona~ aida. arrived at Phade.
phia from iysrpool, Saturday last, had about
fifty deaths during the passage of disease said to
resemble cholera, and the Blanche. at ST. John,
also from Liverpool. reports thirty Eve deaths from
the same disease.
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1.-THE British Government, it is seid, has com.
municated to our Government proclamation
which they have issued. throwing open the coast
ing trade OF Englandto vessels Of ali countless
This isdone, doubtless, to try and induce the Uni
ted States to throw open their coasting trade to
English vessels. An abolition of our laws on the
subject would not only affect the shipping inter
estof the New England States, but it would also
iniure our California trade. 1t is scarcely proba-
BILE that we will nibble al the inconsderable bait
then thrown out.
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a correspondence has been published between
Mr.. Kretscham, United States Consol at Palermo,
and Prince Satriano, Lieutenant General of his
Sicilan Majesty in Sicily, in reference to an out
rage committed on the Iranch consulate of the u
States at Girgenti. On the night of the 9th OF
February the American arms displayed over the
entrance of The consulate were wantonly defaced
by some mischieyously disposed person or persons,
one ofthe public lamps which stood opposite to ii
having been previously removed TO prevent detec-
tion. Repeated representations having been made
on the subject by the Vice Consul 10 the Intenden-
te at Gergenti, and that functionary not having
thought proper to pay any attention to them, Mr..
Kretchman properly took the matter in hand
From the reply of Prince Satriano, it appears that
with the exception of the punishment of the often
ders, whom his Excellency states the strc,est
search the part of the police has failed to dis
cover, the fullest reparaton has been made for the
outrage.
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uTThe New York Herald says Barnum is max
ing immense preparations for the re-opening of
the Crystal Palace, which is 10 be equal to the
grand reception of Jenny Lind at Castle Garden.
The Palace is to be opened with grand concert,
in which all the principle artists are to sing. The
tickets are to be sold at auction, and geat compe-
tition for them is expected. Barnum's adminstra-
tion, it says, of the Crystal Palace affairs Will be
curious and philosophical experiment..
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NEwsrArERs BY the Bremen L1sx.-Tbe Pos.
Once Department announces that the United
States aud Bremen Postal Arrangements has bsen
SO far modified that newspapers by the Bremen
line, when not over two ounces in weight, done
up singly in narrow bands, open at The ends or
sides, may be fully prepaid to any part of the
an-Austrian Postal Union; the rate thus requi-
red to be prepaid being three cents per newspaper.