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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-06
Ocean Steamers, Er.


II s. MAIL LINE for CALIFORNIA, via
u. AsPINwALL and PANAMA RAlLRoAp.1Ion
Ienst N,fb River vii be dispatched the dee, .,esn.hiD
NORTH STAR Capt Richard wsgses 70 s%1Ses a. Panama
with the and superior ST amship GOLDEN oaIE
spare boa always kept at Panama to prevent detention
For passage, srply at the Company. Office No II Ws:,.
EIRST CLIPPER for SAN FRANCISCO
rssses ha1 sP e No
10 Ess River This fayorte ship beat all her 90
s ; sia.f % h sae so De Shippers
the earliest will make Immediate application to
s Ss... JAMES IS S rs e Nc Co. No.
NOR CHARLESTON and FLORIDA-SEMI.
wEEKLxg NAL new and t..tt sIe,
,,eaHeI nAk on SATURDAY oe, oelcei p pre-
eisey For freight apply board where all bs Of l.sps
Ps % 81 sS 0 TsfSusb s.. %
Fiones as SlOws: To jacksonville $751; to Pila'k., sss
VNAFDLAW, WALKER g. BURNSIDE,
w FACTORS and COMMISSION MERCHANTS Ia, I; sSd
TON. s. c. $50
vI,HE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN
FROM NEw-Yokk TO LIVERPOOL
Chief Cabin Passage. ...............'''.elso
s''0 PRo o;s'P B ossie5s 10 LIVERPOOL
Chief Cabin Passage.
seeo non o' sos,pS a' ss al Halifax
ARABIA Capt Juatin.. AMERICA; Capt Lang,
PEPSIA Cant Rye EUROPA, Capt shannon,
ASIA Can't s. a Lott CANADA Capt. Stone,
HPpicA Cant Harrison NIAGARA. Capt Leitch.
These vessels clear te Leht ~ aeStnosoi oieen
on s,arboard bow Red on port bow -, oo,,
AFRICA Harrison New York.. Wednesday, 10Th sept
HIACIpi Teich -. b eaton "Wednesday. 9th Sept
xRnRiA Jndkns New York. "Wednesday 4th Oct
HMERJCA Lang -. Boston, W edp-sday, ilth Oct
CANADA Stone New York. .Wedn- sdsy 18th Oct
EUROPA, Shannon. Boston. "Wednesday, Iosh sept
AFRICA Harrison. New York. w ednesday, ~ nov
NIAGARA Lei'ch.... Boston. . W ednesdsy, ethNoV'
Beiths not secured until paid for.
An experienced Surgeon on board o,,
The these ships will not be accountable fo ooo
sve, Bulion Specie Jewery Precious Stones or Metals
bills OF adng signed therefor ana the value tnereo
therein expressed
For freight passage apply 10 nm -, 49,
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TINE LIVERPOOL and PHILADELPHIA
i STEAMSHIP COMPANY intend sailing their fsvorite

TIME LIVERPOOL and PHILADELPHIA
i STEAMSHIP COMPANY intend Ealing their avofite
CITY OF MANCHESTER All runs. ...... Cspt wyhe
CRY or PHILADELPHIA lss tuns, Capt. r Leiteh
cry OF BALTIMORE ? sSs tuns, new Capt Leiteh
FROM PHILADELPHIA
ctTy OF MANCHESTER. About Saturday, 18th Now 1854
~'-- lfvERPooL
c,rv op uAHCBFsTHR about Wednesday, 18th Oct 1884
VIII VI RATS OF PASSAGE.
,.ov ,uu .prIPBiA FROM LIVERPOOL
Saioeu go IS aidship Berihs...i7 xuine
n ns p.,,h. IS Forward BERTHE. Is sunesA
~" ss Inc ludns StewSrd's fees
TpIRD CLASS PASSENGERS
limited number Of Third Gas VII pc 'Aen
from Phsdepbs and Livepeol ana 'Ilns
Csrses,es Of rsssse will DC issued here 10 Pas, VIC are
desirous Of bringing out then i,enas ~ '''i''
An exp>rsnced Surgeon will be earr'sd on esn
An Goods seni to the agent. IN fsn a;sn.peh
will be forwarded with economy and dApa'eH
fof taIrrI SWiTH IA II ws,urts., Philsdeiphis
SAMUEL ' md No. Broadway. New forS-
RICHARDSON BROTHER Co Liverpool
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-06

NFNTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JEkoEf.-
~ NETWORK EAsToN. sOMERVlLLE, &c
V,IL ARRANGEMEsT. COMMENCING SEPT \ 70.
Leave New York for Esston, &c at A. NJ ~ M.' ana
4P.M. .oo,u
Leave New York for Somervi lie (wayl at ) 80 = NJ
By ,tesm.n RID JACKET and WYOMING, from fier
No IN R. eonnec Is Ehlabebto~n with rains oy Ne~
Jersey Railroad from foot Of Couriandlt heurnos VIII
leave a.
PbiIlp.burr ,orpo.ite Es'On) at 65 and 10 A. NJ and
SPIN
Sonerville (wsy) ste Is A. ". $500. .o,,
TLiIABETHPORr AND NEW-YORK-
Leave New York at and 10 Il A. NJ y and ~ r.
Leave port At 20 and z5A NJ ~ Ssnd NJ
GEORGE n. PEGRAM. Superintendent
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rIMRA CANANDAIGUA and NIAGARA

T. FALLS RAILRoAD-wIDE CARS ~iih SOFA
sEATS--THREE TRAINS DAILY, from foot OF paans 81
Tbs jopse,t broad s.use Railroad Route IN the world VA
NswYOiI and Ers Railroad 70 min. Enr. w.s,n
R.ixay 1C.p.S. 10 Detroit e6s miles The Lest men ioaea
road cor Detroit With the Mhissn Centr'
for eli points the Crest W est Inc T. snd -,
road CONNECTS Lewiston with the Royal Mail Ln o.
ers for Toror 10; with the American Lice OF
Knsson Osdrrsburgh Montreal and the White hoan slns
This route y with perfect regularity snd dspsen ~'
TiCKi rs can be procured - follows From > T,pPcn'
No IsS Brcsdvsy; IA b spaaldns, No $40 Brosds.y y.
Rus CLARK. No, l73 Broadway. and Of me New ioA ~ XIV
Rsilrosd Ofee, foot Of Duane o. ,,,,, s..,,..,As,.
SUPERINTENDENT. once CanandAEgs, June ID ls'l -
WN W PALMER AGENT No 1875 Brosdsay, n 1.
T ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.-Leave Brooa.
IL lyp Greeuport 10 A NJ for II snpssn I. y W
A. 10 N srJsS,P N taking syo.set Branch a. Hiets
vile oe ssierds 0n;y 70 YsPh.Ht + " r-;araias
Mordsy AS A NJ For BrooklyD-Lesve Greenppn,
A NJ Farmib sdale, 80 A NJ s,os.e; - a - ~ = IA
p N Henrst,ad s. and 80 r 'si>SN w.
7SS 6 IS A NJ md IS p. NJ
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-yIAIEN ISLAND ano NETWORK FERRY
NkOTlCF CHAP EXCURS1OS-Fne =. cent. %
.no after April s54 The boa;- will iesvs a. soos. 1ni
farther ucrc. Lave VandeTbfs Landing staten tszad
,y.ry hopr from A N to- v L-.v- foot ~ "ht-h.h
e. feu.yors every nour. from A. NJ. 20 P NJ
NETWORK and ERIE RAIIEOAD--On
and after "Wednesday Sept % and until further nstlee,
y,..en,. PER Of Duane IT. follows viz;
Buffalo T,p.s- ai6A NJ for Buffalo
DurbUk xpress a. 4 ~ ior Dun,rt
Msh. VI for Dunsrs and Buffalo, and inierinsdia'e
Stations o., -. ,
goetlspd P..nser AZ S. NJ from foot Of Chamber.st
,,s pie,rcpt frr sufe-n. end iufernrdis . stations
Nsy Passenger st4P Tor Otsvis sid intermediate sta
tcrs
Night Exrress AZ 5. ? for Dunkirs and Buffalo -
Fuisrsntat r. for DUass and bu1ao, AID nisrraedl
ate Stations
Or SUNDAY, only one Express Tran, a. ;; ? " ,
Thee Fyfres Trains Burslo with h-st eirs
j,Sid on Lake Erie all porfS the Lake. AID
:, DufIrl with tie Lake Shore Railroad for Cleveland Go
ebraii. Toledo DstTo,t ChieS,o &c , s..-,,.-,as,,
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate u

The County ofSew YoIh Notice hereby given 70 al per
having claims afsinst HENRY CHASE ate OF the Cay
Of NewYoh Arter Of the Gospel deceased 20 present the
,ms with vorcbs thereof the Subscribed At the oe OF
HI. Attorney Chsnncey shsher Esd No IS Nassau 10 the
CITY Of % before the tbeth day Of October
-Dssd New Yok the ssveoth day OF Apn 1874
.p1 l.x6uF. d Il CHASE. Executor
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.sn. S.,S. cam. ss.n.s CHRISTIAN Il QUICKER .'s q
tie City 81 New Ysrh deceased rrs-ent the sane VIC
vo,eh.rs thereof 70 Il. ..bcrb~r n the ooe Of james
Grdlsy No = E.s.au-. the City of New on %
before the Srss dsy Of November Dated SeS A -e
9th day Of April, 1854 ,
apr i.vemF ELIZABETH QUICKER. Aimin..rstnx
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-06

4 II u a VI " L. " ~ -
NN.v and onl, direct open via
CHICAGO AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD
L 5 Mail aud Express route
Two daily TT SUNDAY exc-ptedl leave Cm;sso
tcorner Of Van Buren, and Shorman-.n
First-St Louis Day Express o-sp
secotd-St Louis Night Express 49,. W I'M
Trains run Alton s mes) without change OF ears
o., with the endid steamers
WINCHESTER AND REINDEER,
exclusive connection With the isn'J
through to ST. Louis Us milesl shsnt lsndinf
TIME FROM CHICAGO To ST LOUIS ~ HOURS
The Chesso and Mississippi Sailrosd through fohet
Bloomington Springfield and CsTliHve TO Alton and the
Tsyeins Public will st the important S'snsse !"
tbn AN AIR LINE ROUTE TO ST LOUIS
Over an, other route from easo 10 the SOuth sest
NOTICE IMPORTANT CONNECTIONS
At Altor-Conneet ops with dsy line packet TO heoau
nskirs this the Hannibal Quincy heo-
hui, and Northeastern Missouri ,,< ..
Al 81 with drste.s inesof steamers
for New Orleans ard al point. on Loser A''ssPp ono
Cunhefapd Tennessee and kansas Rivers AM also ssn
se.mer, ali points Missouri River making this the
direct Route 10 kansss and Council Buts .
ai Cbe.sc' Ausu.f i asa RIP MORGAN. Jr. supt
CAMDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD to PHIL
" ADELPHIA from Pier No. North River -I~o hnre
daily. At A N, and 2P N Ma,ains lns ~ 4 " By
.t,,nbca JOHN POTTER TO sOtTH AMBOf thence oy
cars way place. and ephia Ee s LIpis" nn e
Camden by cars through IN eve hours FAR - way Ae'
conn atom ard Eugr,n Line at z NJ Fare 81 D. En-
isrsnt Line T. NJ; 81 U.s.
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New Yin s.F''@0s' william LEEDS rrs. Atty


hereby gwen that the proceeds Of the sae OF me hsa
Esste Of CorneHu. " Bush totherwiss called Corneas
Bush deceased iuesae lately made under the sSer % ne
suTosae ofthe County Of New York bs Peter b buh me
Adm inis'rstor Of all and singular the fiods Chsie .nd
Credit. Il the said nteste viii BE- dstrbated secorns 70
law At the surosie- Office 10 the City OF New YORK on me
twenty ffh day Il October ues ten o'clock N the fore
room Of that S~y -Dat-d th. It'll day Of S~peuber lS4
500 sw A. W. BRADFORD, Surrogate.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate Of
the County Of New Yors notice s hereby given 10 all
p.ron, having claims against ISAIAH BEESLEY late OF the
City Of New Yot Painter deceased TO present the 'ae
viii youcheu thereof the suSsr the store Of Joeph
o Don No $50 Greer viehst In the City Of View On
or h dsv Of No yember nett Ds'ed YORK the
i,h d.y Of MAY 1854 JOSEPH o DORR. Administrator.
ms iswom'f PHEBE ANN BEESLEY, Admnistrstrr
IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate Of
the County Of NewYork, notice 70 hereby given 20 all
r,Isor, having claims sfanst ANN " GILLESPIE late oil
he CITY OF decessed present the With tho
vouchers beto to the subscriber at bis office No ), Aon
Of Nassau IN the City OF New YORK on ~ before
the seventh day Of Jsruary neItDsted, New fors the
thirteenth lay Of July, 1854 .
~ llsv6mF' DANIEL fANSHAW, Executor
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NTLW-YORK and PHILADELPHIA and tn

ID
IL nor BOSTON PROvIDEScE, NEW BEDFORD and
TAUNTOH-Iiand Route without change Of deien
ton ms the Eastern Nsil .
Ths .tamers c VANDERBILT. Capt Joel stone, and
COMMODORE Cant ". ii frakee. In connection VITA the
Stauiptfon ard Provid, and Boston and Providence az
ROADS eavDs New Yos daily Sunday. excepted rom P,f
No IN wharf shove Battery place, At O'Clock w.
and Sonpston occs the arrival OF the aai
train which eave- Boston at 3 ~ p NJ
Th.. steamers are un,urpa.s-d for strength safety speed
comfort and elegance The officer. experienced and at
tentve =,
The ADVANTAGES Of this route are superior to any ohe'
BEING aud direct the IMP more p.s-.hs sd
performed while e-i always r-y On
reaching their destination in advance OF those by e
The COMMODORE from New York-Monday Wedne',
day ard Friday Frc stonirstJnTuesoay Ihufsisy ana
Saturday , ~. r,.v rh,,.
dax and SATURDAY. FROM StopinstonM pucay Wednesday
and Fiidsv s,- 5000 nm
n B-Pasenges on arrivinf ct stonnsion. proceed I'M
mediatey b, us train Proyds nee Boston taanton qua
New Bedford, by accommodation trains rem $40 -
IAN
Master accompanies the steamboat trains 10 ana
from Boston 49,. ,t.,.
For passage berhs STATE rooms, or freight sgp'T
nav he made No " r., the Office, No Az DAY
plsce.
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Nc NorT~New States in iiai,e.
rur VNirEo STATES ~ lsc'.
co~P,s,rIvE POPULATION o.
Free States, t.s st present
slv. ,Io)s57 ,oa5 2,6a, ID

...asto,a popul .tion in 1900 in the fee States
present. orsani" az o.
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, Steamer ARROW lssves
daily texcepi sunday Cham
ber.., Pier a. 8 I, VI ~
YOSK Frs. Fremont.
SYACK. OAK HILL, cou-
meeting ROcklsud Lake and
Hsysrstraw.
Returning. leaves HsveF'
straw 81 Z. NJ
The ARROW will accom-
MEDIATE parties for sny Of the
srove pisces on the most res
.oDshls terms
not IanA 81 Amn-st
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the County Of S.wYort Notice hereby E,en 70 ali per-
having claims sfanst HEZEkIAH LYON late Of the Cay
Of New Yort Sea Captain deees.~d prsent The zane
with yoarhen thereof the Subscribers the osee Of
THOMSON PRICE. No IS Ws,er-st. IN the City Of New
Yors before he Eleventh aay Of December next
Dated Se~York tn 18th day Of Jsp-. isS
STEPHEN LYON, ,uini.t,,.ars
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AA sRRIs 9 I'D sHRaH Il. WiFE' ioHS aARSUM
SAMUEL BIfrELL, EDAUND CHATHAM, Estes
LAMB. SPENCE MoREY A.izDse Of the .aid 5.nael
Fsrri.. THE AUBURN CITY bASk-,ummons for Reiist
tCen rot seri-To th. .hove nari-d Defendants: fou
hereby summoned .nd r-Sairer 20 sns~er the com
plant IN ths sction which will b. fled n the ONE o. toe
Clss Of the County = Creme the village OF Ctsn 70
said Comfy and o. copy Of xn-s-r 20 M eia
COMPLAINT ke'Uhscrben ID liz on -e a. No y WAL =
inbe City Of Sev Yot within tvrpty ts,s seT the service
this eseave Of the dy Of sgca .-rsc-i
ard you fl. the said complaint within the "a
siore.sn The plaintiff this action u. s2oly % The ,st
for the F.ef d. mEndeS 10 the Ilairt -Dsrd f1'
July 8. lss4 OWEN BETS v0sE, PI.inus. AtierDey''
sul6 lsvsEFl No u V-lst Sev Tor.
The comp sib, IN this duly Gid In the Once
the CLERK Of the County Of Gre-ne the th day u July
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-06-23
EcEEiaiAs,

The celebrated RaSpaiI, well known as one Of
the best French chemists, has given en- important
recipe for destroying vermn on animals, and also
on plants and trees-important, at least, if true
The process he commends is to make solution of
aloes-(one gramme OF that gum to a lire OF wat
er, French measure)-and, by means of a large
brush, 10 wash over The trunks and branches of
trees with this solution. This simple process, says
the trees, and will efecuaIly prevent others from
approaching. In order TO clear sheep and animals
with long hair they must be bathed with This so.
luton, or be well washed with it, Raspail men.
tions several trials he has made with this mixture
all Of which have been attended with the most com.
plete success, and he very strongly recommends
it to general use. A French ltre is a little less
than three of our pints-a grammc is the five hum
drcd'h part of French pound. A little aIoes, if
useful at all will thus go a great way.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-06-23
To A Beloved One.
BY GERALD MASSEY.

BY GERALD MASSEY.
Heaven hath its crown of stars. +he earth
Her glOry-robe of flowers
The sea its gems-the grand old woods
Their songs and greening showers;
The binds have homes, where leaves and blooms
In beauty wreathe above;
High yearning hearts, their rainbow dreams
And we, sweet! we have love.
We walk not with the jewelled great,
Where Loves dear name is sold;
Yet have we wealth would not give
For all their world of gold!
We revel not in corn and wine,
Y ct have we from above
Mamma divine, and We'll not pine;
Do we not live and love?
There's sorrow for the toiling poor,
On Misery's bosom hurst;
Rich robes for ragged souls, and crowns
For branded brows Cain-cmst!
But Cherubim, with claspng wings,
Ever about us be,
And, happest of Gods happy things,
There's love for you and me!
Thy lips, that kiss till death, have turned
Life's water into wine;
The sweet life melting through thy looks,
Hath made my life divine,
All Loves dear promise hath been kept,
Since thou to me vert given;
A ladder for my soul TO climb,
And summer up in heaven!
| know, dear heart! that in our lot
May mingle tears and sorrow;
BUT, Loves rich rainbow built from tears
Presages smiles tomorrow.
The sunshine from our sky may die,
The greenness from Life's tree
But ever, mid the waTring storm,
Thy nest shall sheltered be.
] see thee, Ararat of my life!
Smiling the waves above!
Thou haIl'st me victor in the strife,
And beacon'st me with love
The world may never know dear heart!
What have found in thee;
Bot, though nought to the world, dear heart!
Thou'rt all the world to me!
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-06-23

KICKING HoRsEs.-Ilaving had great deal OF
trouble with this class Of animals, wish to inform
others Of plan made Of and which never
failed in any instance. The first time it was tried
was on an animal that had been so badly spoiled
in the breaking, that after she bad been given up
by some OF the best horsemasters incorrigibIe,
was taken to the harness and worked nicely leav.
ing off her bad habits entirely.
Take stick forked at one end; cut the forks
long enough to fnsten their ends, after passing
from under the jaw to the bits of the bride, then
fasten The other end Of the stick to The collar or
harness. The stick to be long enough and strong
enough to prevent the horse from getting his head
down, and as every one knows, horse cannot
kick with both feet unless it can get down ITS
head; this effIctualIy preventing that, stops The
horse from kicking. After working while with
the stick it NAV be dispensed with, as the horse
soon yields. Try it, you who have kicking hor
ses, and you will succeed.- Dollar Newspaper.
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MARCH 4 SHARP.

gCCTIONEERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
CoLUMBIA, :. C,
LII attend the sale OF all kinds of Merch
Nv Produce, &c- Also, Real aud Personal Property.
purchase and sell Slaves &c, on Commission.
,LES roN No. I2 Richardson street, aud imme-
tt"ly opposite the United States Hotel.
/ eb 3, 1851 THos.u. MARCH, JMEsUARP
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Baltimore Piano Forte Manuiactory,

J. WISE & BROTHER, Manufacturers of Boudoir
N. G:and and Square PIANOS. Those wishing
Pd and substantial Piano that will last age, I
price, isay rely getting such by addressing the
NuuiIcturcrS, by mail otherwise. We have the
or o. serving and referring To the first families in the
Z tc- In no case Is disappointment sutfrrabc. The
dcturcrS also, refer host oi thcir fellow ci-
J. J. WISE x BROTHER,
y CD ), 1881 2N-Cm Baltimore, Md
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ssiEa.EEs "a E4EIszgEIEsT,
2Ig KING STREET,
.-.tI L

7
EXPORTERS * DEALERS in Royal Velvet, Tapes
Try, Brussels, Th- ee ply, Ingram and Venetian
kRPETINGS; India, Rush and Spanish MATTINGS,
BIS. Door Mats. sc. &r.
foil CLOTHS. uf all widths. cut for entries
hlEISH LINENS SUIREiNGS, DAMASKS, Diapers,
pnG Lawns, Towels, Napkins, noyIdS, &c.
An extensive assortment of Window CURTAINS,
DRNICES &c, SC
= Merchants viii DO we'll to examine our stock
fore purchasing elsewhere.
Sept. -. 1873 1O-Iy-
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FRED" " DOUGLASS FOR CoNGRESs. cor.
respondent of The Syracuse Standard, wiring from
Rochester, n Y. says that :" Fred - Douglass,
the negro is TO he brought for Congress in the
Monroe district, n. Y, and expresses the opinion
lie will bc elected
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The AmeriG}n Hotel.

JIIARLlTII, Il. {.
BEG to annouucs 10 my friends tho public, end pres
cnt patrons o the above Hotel that have least the
ne for term Of years from the 1t of Juuulrv next
rr which unC, the entire property viii be thorough
rcP'' cd aud renovated, aud the house kept in first
style. FEIs III tcI Is near the Depot and pleasant
situated, rendering it desirable house for aycIlcrs
y :anics
Dee l6, 1883. 22t G.. ~ RAY.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-06-23

A HARD HIr-Henry Ward Beecher saws he
means to vote against the Nebraska bill. ,bouob
'he ballot-box should be placed in the inv. of
h-l
TO this the Wheeling Argus replies, that ever
man has right to vote in his own preci0cl.
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Livery and Sales Stable,
RN ~. M. REA.

I the stand formerly occupied by Il. Morrison, in
! Charlotte. Horses fed. hired and sold Good ac-
'mAdatInnS for Dfovcrs. The custom of his friends
The public generally solicited.
ebruary Il, l>Ji 30-y
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North CAROLINA AERoAD.-Accnrding 10 th.
Weldon Patri"t, The Rev Mr.. Ruber,s, formerIv.o Of
North Carolina, is The leader Of the Chinese rcvo
Baptist missionary.
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A New IMPLEMENT OF WAR.-A letter from
Paris, dated May 10, in the Cincinnati Gazette.
says: :
"a curious experiment was made few days
ago IN the basin OF the fountain in the PoIais
al, 10 The presence Of crowd Of promenaders
who soon collected. glass globe, containing
certain liquid, was thrown on the water and then
broken with pole. The liquid Immediately spread
Itself over the surface of The water and takin0
lire spontaneously, continued to burn with an in.
tense flame for period Of ffy.sx seconds. throw.
ing out dense smoke. The basin had the an.
Pearance OF being all on fire. Three gentlemen
well known to science in Paris have invented This
HuId alter long and patient study, with the DESIGN
OF making it available in The present war. in burn.
ing shiPs, and IN protecting attacking fortified
places where there may be ditch. Thrown bv
means oil forcing pump on the head of sap into
an enirenchmeRf, or ditch full OF wafer or on
Inc breach at moment Of assault, or in naval
COMBAT, TINS liquid would cause the most terrible
raVnges An experiment has since been tried ON
me river Seine' IN which instance the fluid con.
tnucd to burn with hame sufficiently intense IN
set fire to the sides of a ship for more ,han
minute. Suppose that boat laden with this I;on;a
should be loaled into the mid Isl Of an euemv,s a.,
anu should be SO managed that it would lake fro
at the moment Of arriving near or in ,ho 81, -
The fleet, and that the liquid should then ba die.
IfIbut' on the surface of the water The ,vhoIo
lieet would take fire in spite OF all the efforts ih,,
might be made 10 prevent il, and iLcy wouId tako
hFe exactly IN III" most dangerous place IL il
no' necessary TO enlarge the nature and i'm
porance oil the Services which this lormldable an
pi!ca'ion OF chemical science NAV render in The
co"'ihentai abd naYa! war which has Just err
meHct d." I- -"