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MASTER & MOORE.
DHNTISTs.

Peansyluanta avenue, near 1Oth st.
T HAVE this day associated with me in my dental
i practice, J. HALL MOORE, Surgical operative and
Mechanical Dentist. By this connection we are en-
abled fully 10 resume the Mechanical operations of
the cfice which have for some time past been par
tally suspended WIN. MASTER,
Late Parmele Master.
Warrington, January Sd, 1854.
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DARRY'g TRICOPHEROUs, Lyonss
ID Kaitharon, Adams Lustrale, superior OK Mar
row, Pomads, Lubin's Extracts, Cologne, Bay Rum,
Transparent Toilet Soap, In bars &C., for sale low,
at LAMMOND'6, It'll st.
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Ashcroft's".high and lowpressure
and Judsons" Governor Valves, for steam-engines,
can be purchased, applied or repaired at New York
prices, by application to WIN. II. ELLIS BRO,
Eagle Iron Works, In this city. dec l7-law3w.
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FURNISHED ROOMS-With or without board.
Il toilet, On Indiana avenue, three doors from I'd
street. in pleasant aud agreeable location, within
five minvtes walk of the Capitol, near Pennsylvania
pot. Terms moderate. Apply on the premises,
:,
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BY GREEN g. SCOTT, Auctioneers.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE at
IL Auction-On THURSDAY, the 18th instant
at the residence Of o. S. X. Peck, ESQ on New York
avenue, south side, between 18th and 14th streets
at 10 o'clock H., excellent assortment of nearly
new Furniture, viz:
Mahogany French Sofas Castor, Arm and Parlor
Do Rocking Chairs, Dressing and other Blu
DO Ilatracka, Tables and French Bedsteads
Do Egyptian marble-top Centre Table and
Washstands
Do Piano Forte, and fine painted Cottare Set
Black Walnut Extension Table, Cane and other
Chairs
Maple and Cherry Bedsteads, wardrobes and Wash.
stands
China, Glass and Crockeryware-among which ia
one White Stone China Dinner Set, complete
Ivory balance handle Knives and Forks Table Mats
Solar, ha1l. and other Lamps, and Looking Glasses
Fine painted Window Shades and Stair Rods
Feather Beds, Bedding Hair and Shuck Mattresses
Andirons, Shovel Tongs, and Tenders
Ihree-ply, lngrsin rassage, and Stair Carpets
Hearth Rugs and pa sage Oilcloth and Mats
Cooking, Alright, Radiators and other Stoves
Refrigerator, Kitchen Tables, Tubs, Buckets &c
With good and general assortment of Kitchen
Requisites
With many other articles which we deem unneces-
sary to enumera;e.
Terms: All sums of So and under cash over So
credit of two and four months for notes salts acto
rily endorsed, bearing interest.
The above described Furniture is Of an excellent
quality and neari lew, and the sale will be we'll
worthy the attention of persons who wish to pur-
chase good Furniture. GREEN SCOTT,
Auctioneers.
P.S.-The House is for rent inquire On the prem
Uses. G. rs
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~ Now IS THE IIME.-The display of daguerreo-
types at PLUMBS GALLERY, Pennsylvania ave-
nue., is truly magnificent. The proprietor is doing
handsome business, and hundreds are delighted with
the splendid pictures they obtain there. Let it be
duly remembered nd patronized. Enterprise with
genius deserves support and what is gratifying, al
ways attains 1t. This accounts for the success Of
Plumb's Gallery. Cameo Daguerreotypes taken in
all weathers. dec T.
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Watch Returns.-There were only two cases to
dispose Of IN the guard house this morning. Gaen
and Martha Catcher, cOlored, beat each other witt,
the fire poker for which they were sent to the work
house for 80 days.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


DISLEY's vARIETE.
III Mr.. BURKE aud MRS. GLADsTANE.
Reengagcmeut of CHARLES BURKE
MRS. THAYER win appear this evening.
THIS EVENING will be performed
The evenings entertainments to conclude With
BURIED ALIVE.
Prices Of Admission :-Orchestra chairs IS cents;
dress circle, SO cents; gentleman accompanied by
two ladies, 81; family circle Is cents.
Doors open at s14-commence at ~ o'clock.
NATIONAL THEATRE.
THIS EVENING win be performed the comedy of
After which the song Of the "TeeTotal Society," by
Mr.. CHAPMAN.
To conclude with the farce Of
THE DUMB BELLE.
Prices Of Admission: Dress circle, parquet, and
third tier so cents reserved and orchestra seats 70
cents; family circle and colored gallery 25 cents
Doors open at 81, to commence at Z O'Clock.
COL. JoHNsoN's GREAT EXHIBITION
WONDERFUL WOMEN
"ILL commence on THURSDAY EVENING,
w January 5th, 1854. at Odd Fellows Hall, and
continue day and evening during the week.
This exhibition has been attended by more than
two hundred and twenty thousand persons in Phil.
adelphia, New York, and Boston, within few past
months.
1t consists of Miss Rosna Richardson. the largest
living woman in the world, weighs 634 pounds and
one OF the noblest looking of her SEX aged 20 years.
and is native of the old Granite State, and her lit
tie hltpUtidn companion, Miss NJ Jones, a native of
the old Bay State 10 years old, 81 inches high and
is the most beautiful form earth and she is with.
out parallel, the most beautiful and attractive lit
tie specimen of humanity. and weighs 80 pounds the
smallest woman ever exhibited in the United States
Exhibition from to II M, to 5, and from 6 to 9
O'Clock p. IN.
Admission 25 cents-Children under 10 years age,
half price. ian 4-tf
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EEsssA FOR RENT-Three new frame HOUSES six
FL rooms each On East Capitol street. between 4th
AA.and 9th streets. For terms &c, enquire Oh the
prem ises or to A. Daley, Dentist, Ia avenue, a
few doors west of Browns Hotel.
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MARINE LIST.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, JANUARY

MENoRANpA.-Sehr. Seamsrk, Coombs, hence at
Boston, ith inst.
schr. VIM. Wallace, Hull, hence at St. John, NIB,
9th ult.
Schr. Fairfax, Mott cid at N. York for this port,
9Th inst
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,osseg by the Fra,

NEW YORK, l p. M.-The Mason, Mu-
.uai, and Georgia Insurance offices, lose
Ten Thousand dollars by the burning of the
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GREAT ATTRACTION
AT ODD FELLOWS' HALL.
GOL. JOHNSON will have those two Female Natu-
" raj Curiositiss exhibition the balance of the
week, commencing on THURSDAY, the 5th inst, at
o'clock p. IN {, at the above hail.
The clergy and teachers Of Public Schools are
placed upon the free list and are invited to call at
any time during the day. jan ST
Bank OF Washington,
Janurry 4th, 1854.
FlNHE Trustees of this Bank have declared q divi-
dend of three per cent. out Of the profits of the
last six months, payable to stockholders demand
JAS. ADAMS,
jan 5-3t Cashier.
COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
TNHE undersigned have this day entered into CO.
i partnership under the name and style of
WheatIsy Morrison, for the purpose of conducting
the Wholesale Grain and Feed business and have Ia
ken the Warehouse formerly occupied by J. F.
Wheatley, Water street. Georgetown.
j. F. WHEATLEY,
D. L. MORRISON.
Georgetown, January I'd, 1854.
jan 3-1w
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EOR REN 1.-Two frame dwelling HOUSES
Il on NJ, between 18th and 18th sts, rooms each
Inquire of j. II. G. McCUTCHEN,
Atty-at-Law, It'll street, opp. Odd Fellows Hail.
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LNOR RENT-A two-story brick HOUSE, rent is
Il $500, containing good store ROOM and dwell
ling for small family, situated Pensyy ania sv-
enue, opposite Wizards Hotel, it is good business
stand. Apply to s. ". K. Handy, next door to the
premises, or to L. G. HANDY, Agent.
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Ris!cy's p.getc-To- night VIC are to be enter
taned BY that capital piece, Shcridans comedy of
The g Rivals" Let all who wish to be amused 60
Md see Mr. Charles Burke as Bob Acres, in this
piece; we have no doubt but th1t he will make as
passabe a hit in this part in that Of Mr. OllapOd,
in the Poor Gentleman. The other piece is entitled
Buried Alive, o. the lustfious Stranger in which
the same popular comedian will play the part Of
8 Benjamin Bowbeil." Mrs. Thayer will also ap-
pear.
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LNOR RENT-ln a healthy and pleasant location,
IL two comfortable ROOMS, furnished either can
be used as parlors or bed chambers Inquire on 5th
street, second door from Louisiana avenue.
ian :t-H
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81 FOR RENT-Two frame HOUSES on street
III south, and one 9th street east having five
rooms and passage, and being but short distance
from the Capitol. JN0. C0STIGAN,
jan SITS NAVY Yard
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&C. FOR RENT-A large two-story frame House,
I'D situated at the corner Of AZ and at, Island
The house contains rooms Possession given i'm
Apply at this Office.
dec 2S-enow
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ANNIVERSARY BALL
OF THE
COLUMBIA TYPOGRAPHICAL S0CJE

|INHE Executive Committee appointed to make the
l. necessary arrangements respectfully make
known to the public that the contemplated Ball of
the COLUMBIA TYPOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY will
take place at JACKSON HALL, on MONDAY, the
9th of January, 1854.
Every arrangement will be made to insure satis-
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By GREEN g. SCOTT, Auctioneers.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
IL Groceries, Store Fixtures &c, ct Auction
On TUESDAY, the 10th instant, shall sell. at the
residence of lady declining housekeeping, on East
Capitol street, one door west Of Major B. b. French g
tthe flag will desig cate the place. at 10 o'clock III
good lot Of Furniture. &C.. viz:
Mahogany Bureaus, cane-seat and other Chairs
Maple and walnut Bedsteads and Tables
Feather Beds and Mattresses, Oilcloth and CARPETS
Cooking and other Stoves, Clock and Looking Glas-
With good lot of Kitchen Requisites
Also. lot Of Groceries, Glass and Crockerywar
Store Fixtures, Scales and Weights, DC.
Terms: All sums of s26 and under cash !; over SIS
credit of sixty and ninety days. for notes satisfac-
torily endorsed, bearing interest
The house is for rent, inquire of
GREEN SCOTT,
jan st Auctjoneers
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INOR RENT-Will be to let on the LIST of sb
l. ruary next, two story brick HOUSE. with
well finished basement, and one story and q ha'f
back building, situated on the corner of Vermont av-
and streets north Inquire Of JNO. P. HILTON
Agent, office on 14th street west, between and Nj
streets north. ian 6-F&Tnswx
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Gentlemen's ClothinE-C Custom De.
p4rtment.
UTALL STEPHENS, Pa. avenue, between 9th
w and 10th streets, next to Iron Hall, have
Just received hne assortment of French Cloths
Doeskins, Fancy Oa.simeres, rich Velvets and silk
Vestings Of all qualities, which We are prepared to
make to order the shortest notice. in the most su.
perior manner, at low p:ices, Offering great induce
at the same time obtain the best quality Of goods.
jan 5-tf
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FWe-The alarm Of fire about l O'Clock, was
caused, 1t is said, by an unsuccessful attempt to
bum the Northern Market house.
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TO BE REPAIRED.

III DIN h1nIAD.
TN consequence of the ceiling Of our store having
Il fallen down, and as we shall be compelled 70
suspend business until the repairs made, have
come to the conclusion to offer for one month our
entire stock of GOODS at prime cost for cash only
without the reservation Of q single article, which Of
fers to purchasers inducements which have never
before been presented in this city. The public may
fully rely getting every article offered precisely at
cost.
We call attention to the following:
~ plaid Silks, 81 rs, worth s.
Plain silks, all celors, 96 cents, worth 81 e
French Merinos, rs, 81, 81, worth 81, 81 y, u 10
500 pairs French Corssts, 81 rs, worth "a ~
Cloaking Cloths, al oolors, 81, worth -
800 pairs undsrslesves, great saezanss
1000 Collars, bought at auction
800 shawls, mos Of which viu g sod e Lees than
oost R.W. CARTER,
Opr. Centre Market, between It'll and sth SITS.
All persons indebted to u are respectfully reoues.
tad to call and settle their accounts.
jan Slot
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MUSICAL LEAVES FOR 1854.

4 additional supply Of the above popular work,
n just received. The immense success which
has attended this work stamps 1t being the best
Musical Gift for Juveniles, Of the season.
1t contains all the popular airs of the day, includ.
ing the celebrated Prima Donna Waits arranged in
the easiest possible manner for the Piano forte.
Price only rs cents.
reasonable discount made to the trade to schools
dollar will insure the receipt Of the
and the celebrated Prima Donna Polka free of post.
age. HILBUS HITE Musis Depot
South side Pa. avenue, near cor 10th st.
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Jce.-Yesterday afternoon, a number of VS. were
skating on the canal near Sixth street, apparently
qui,efearess Of breakins n' The frost of last night
added strength to the ice, and the boys anluse
themselves with more safety but it is well for them
to be careful there is no telling where the weak
spots are, till they break.
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@A FOR RENT-A large and commodious dwell
Ill ling HOUSE and Stores. LIST door east of 15th
- street and Pa. avenue, north side. There are
two stores on the premises one of which is now oc-
cupied and paying handsome rent, and which will
be included in the arrangement for the whole prem
Uses. Being in the neighborhood of several hotels
and the Departments, they cfer very fine stand
for business, &c. Apply to
HENRY NJ NOURSE.
Attorney and Agent, cor. 18th and SITS.
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CHAKERs SWIFTs, for winding yarn,
y Cotton, &C., . useful present for lady, and for
sale at LAMMONDS, It'll st.
jan 4-eo3t
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1fOR RENT-Two new brick HOUSES, on Sth st :.
l. west, between X and streets north. about loo
yards north of the Northern Market Rent SI4 per
month. Inquire of EFOUEEN-
Grocer, 18th street, between and streets.
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NOR RENT-A t~o-story frame HOUSE and back
Il building, in all containing nine rooms, situa
ted on street, between 4th and 9Th streets one of
the most Pleasant and healthy locations in the city
The house is undergoing thorough repair and will.
be ready for immediate occupation. To good and
puuctual tenant the rent will be moderate Appli-
cation to be made to the subscriber at his residence
few doors west of the premises. at his office on
Louisiana avenue, adjoining the Bank of Washing
ton. TH0S n DoNN
Jan st Justice Of the Peace
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NEEP THE FEET DRY-Justr received
d supply Of Ladies' and Gentlemsn's Cork She's
Soles, warranted to keep the feet dry and warm.
For sale al LAMMOND's, It'll It.
dec 29-2t
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Sc,y Ycrd.-The Rev. DIR. Fuller, of Baltimore
vi" ofclate at the dedication of the Baptist ChurcL
II Tie above named district. The ceremony viii
take place IN the course of 4 week or 81.
Several other Improvements have been made in
this district which merit particular attention new
streets have been Opened-marshy places filed up,
and several private dwelling houses erected. The
huniber which have been erected during the past
year amount 10 thirty two, five of brick and twenty
seven frame The other III prOvernents consist i'll
very neat brick building intended hall for the l.
w. u =. OF the neishborhooL. II is really very
handsome edifce, considering the small amount OF
population, after ALL scattered about and does much
credit to the pubic spirit of the Odd Fellows OF the
ui'Iiet. The members OF the congregation attached
10 the Ebenezer Church, Of The Methodist Episco-
PHiAh PERSUASION, have also made an addition TO
ueir Sabbath School house. Fourth street has
"eeh, likewise improved, and forms an excellent
i'ad Tor both vehicles and pedestrians. There are
many O'her indications OF the increasing improve
ineht about the Navy Yard, and we only want the
navy ard Itself to be employed, in full ,igor, with
uoEen OF of first rate beng got ready
'f sea TO render this disirct IN The full tide of pros
'uc1us ConslCc1ills tHe advantages OF posi-
uon, "esee norea.oH that all the achinery required
would not be done here stead of being given out to
Contractors.
efcfd'is o. l6l2.-Thc committee Amounted To
ct iof the veterans OF 1872 located in the Di,tric,
" Columbia, departed on Saturday by railway for
Inc Philadelphia Convention, to be held this day in
lie last named city.
'f"GeOas Fire Co,nPany.-The following is a lis,
me above Company's officers for the current year:
~ brandt, president John ODER, vice president
:. X Cook, secretary; william Morgan, treasurer
William Hardy, steward.
~ H. d.-Tuscsrora tribe, No. S, have elected
ene Following list of officers, viz: James A. Nc
,Su'fah saehem; w. Morris, 8. g. A. J. Mccoy.
:, . U. Armistead, Z. OF r.; f. G. g. John Nc
h. OF W.; J. O'Brien, assistant c. Off.
's""t HeT residence is At present in course Of
euon On the Heights, opposite Georgetown, which
built for Andrew Hoover, Esq
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=. H. H--Tuscsrora tribe, No. S, have elected
, VI. i''lowing list Of officers, viz James a. Nc
saehen' w. Morris, 8. 2. a. J. Mccoy,
:, . U. Armistead, z. OF f.; f. G. d. John Nc
auie!' h. of W.; J. O'Brien, assistant c. Off.
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'iHaeoas Fire Co,nPany.-The following is a lis,
- u'e above Companys officers for the current year:
l. D. Brandt, president; John ODER, vice president;
- n 'ook, secretary; william Morgan, treasurer
William Hardy, steward
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NOUS DE LANE, SILKS, q MERI-
large assortment of the above, some just re-
ceived, at very reduced prices for the cash.
YKRBY, TEBBS & YERBY,
Corner of It'll street and Pa. avenue.
dac 1Q-{f
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IN elegant residence is al presept in course If
uOn On the Heights, opposite Georgetown, which
'ui't Tor Andrew Hoover, Esq.
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'e'efa"' o. lala.-The committee, appointed to
'c' iof the veterans Of 1872 located in the D,trc,
" Columbia, departed on Saturday by railway for
The Philadelphia Convention to be held this dav in
The last named city.
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Oriental PERFUMED CRYSTALS, or Spirit OF
" the Flowers, an entirely new perfume, and
new style, at BIRGES
dec 22-tf Willard'e Hotel.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-04-06

A TCRKIsH ENTHUsIAsr.-Lelters from Consia nlin"pe mention the arrival in that city Ofa youth from fourteen to sixteen years af age,.accompanied by several hsa.i dred warriors. This youth, wha isa nay tive Oi' a remote rcountry in the in,eriur'nf Asia Minor, is The afspring of woman fifty 'yesrsnfage. and un that account lis moth. upon him as destined for great 'tlings-a feeling wl,icl. seetnsito have been shared by her neighhors and all ihe prov, ince. The child was taken lo the mosque. On his right. arm an Arablc verse has beeu inscribed, signifping Thou will dle ;a'marlyr ;" whilst on ihe Jeff, the hapqy prophecy. Thou will De great maj" {" Is carved in Eastern chafaciers. This youth was destined for military career, and generally regarded with feelings sfre- 'spec'tnl .vensratIon by his leluw.eouniry@ ''nen. He has now graspcd standrrtl., and, surrounded by his friends and (uliow-
 CTS, is huryine in ,he war. Ills youthful appearshce, whilst riding through the s'reeis of Stanboul al .he head of his (o-
 lowers, has given rise 10 the repor, that a
 hcraine Q Ia Joanna d'.qrc had started m !f"r the cause of The Crescent. A warrior woman 'ssa. h"wever, appeared in Antn- a. snrna med !Karak, Kas for inc Black Girl; and she is ,ke lcailer oI some thou. ~ sand lorsenea.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-04-06


 -AsA CAxRnRMAM CiEsEEH.--Hhe New ork Mirror puts this Qaes''oa e' il.e head cl . paragraph ia which q caFF~s ais var into Africa lhuas
 "O One wonId ialer from the slsne "feeF. tain reckless Senators, partisan ed'l"rs'a a"d Pewler.Mua spnpicrs. that cergyman has no right iO cxprrss an "p'nhin upon ana nuhlie measure or political snbjeci.- :Three IhOusand educated and intelligent ministers of Christianity have nO busincss ne are fold. ,to sign their names ta peli. ,;on or remnnstTahce m gu btf0re IlIe Gun ''rsss e,f she nati0n. 1t is only your runl- hoIe rovvdies ina. have a rIghI 10 be heard mn 0nesliuns of vital interest and inlpDr> sance r., the State and iO humanity. These natrjOis of ihe grOg~sllOp, those fr0ihy de ma oORues, alone have the right to discuss inc affairs 0f the nation!
 "In country where all sccts are toler- ated, there is BO danger of the Church ex- ercising an undue influence .s: tlse State I and it is rather to be regretted that net only the clergy, s6ul that wise and eduea ,e ei men of all classes do nut take more active interest in political affairs. h is the du,v of every gOOd citizen to v0te for good men at the ballOl buxes, and tO advOcsie yooL measures in the halls oc legislaih,n. l fine right Of petition and d4remInstrance is ! absoIuie 10 all classes, Q! 'cilizenS~-lO the | clergy as well as to'ihe la;iy;; and sselhiBk ,he voice of 50, GOO ministers Of the gospel 1 apaiast ahe Nebraska bill isquiie as >signi- l fcarit and as respectable ss the clamor oi 1 b0,O00 office-hoders in favor ofit,''
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-04-06

Cobp IN CANADA.-l one day induired ol a fine, ruddy, honest. Inoking man, who called upon me, and whose foes and ins'ep of each lout tad peen truncaien, how the accident happened? He told me that the frs. winter he came from England he last his wayiim the forest, and lllal afier V aIking for some hours. feeling great pain in the feet, he took off his bo hs, and From the flesh immediately swelling. ti,e was unable to put them on again. His stockings. which were weEy old ones, soon wore into hoIes.; and as. rising on his insiep, he was hurriedly proceeding, he knew not where. te saw with alarm, but without feeling the slightest pain. frs, one ioe. aud then an- other break of, as if they had been P,eces <f brittle stick, and in this mulila,ed state ke~consin0ed io advance tilI he reached a path which led lias to an inlts bited h,g- hsuse ,wkeres sheEemaiEed, saffering great pain, iill his cure was etfected.- Ssr Francis Head.