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Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-08-18

S- Solitary thought corrody the
mind, if it be not blended with social
activity produces restless craving for
excitement, if it be not blended With
solitary thought.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-08-18

An 1rishman, Thompson, was the
Secretary Of the Continental Congress
during the whole progress of the Revo-
luton, and for many years after.
OF the ffty-six men who signed the
Declaration of Independence the birth
place Of three are unknown ten were
natives of Massachusetts, nine Of Vir-
einia; five of Pennsylvania; FIVE OF
South Carolina four Of Maryland !;
three Of New Jersey three of Conn. !,
two of New York 3; two of Delaware ::
two Of Rhode Island two of Englsad
three of Ireland tive Of Scotlznd and
one of Wa'es. The younge-. man who
signed the Declaration of tnden .ndence
was Edward Rul edge. Of South Caro-
lima, then aged 26 years, aud the dest
man who signed it, WIS Benz. Franklin,
then aged 70 years. The age ag-
OF all ih'' persons who signed the dccla
ration at the time Of ei-nlne. Was q frac-
tlon more han 30 yea 3, Thomas Lynch:
jr., OF Souih Carolina. vas but 81 wnel
he signed the declaration, an died in
the 3oth yea of bis age, b ing the
youngest man who died after having
signed the most important of al State
pefs. 1t is remarkable that three
youngest m in Congress, July a, 1916,
were al South Ca'olinlans their ages
Averaging but 81 years and til I'd, Will
that Of the whole assembly, their own in
cluded, Averaging more than 44 years
Tn" averag age Of The prisons who
siened the Declaration Of Iniep' nd. NO,
at The lime of their death, was IS YEAR,
and nearly half
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-08-18

TlSERs' ,is,RE.-Vh,.l,~'c ans -rf7ii .;-.sir-S n
- 6.'~4r.cs lIg".-s ,-"r.- -, zt- si s'nis -
'''r, i. ii=> - fa. III sis
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-10
PRO,I WASHINGTON.

.
WlSulSGToS, Nay g.-iIsRtt 4. Wise dFtiVed
hete last ui1hI anil AS hOnCFed E-ith eeEe"HGe
~ lis Itieats be stdttEedi them tOs bal! az h9d',
sal vas extremely Ssvets sad sl:tastc on The
aeR patty. He said be firmly LsIlsVsd Sc WouId
rsI IS Of 300 majonIy.
Geo. P. Sshlba;!. tie priasiral Ptotsssot Of
w.ii,snl Sn5 AarYS College, Va, h's t'eea sP-
poiatei Judge OF the Cont Of Claims. wee
Lampkia Ieelined, th< uppOalse hsI aiSayS IS.
4. Dudley .lsnn has r..,fn,A the Assistant Sec.
IsiapsLip d Suts. Vim. tiunler, Chief C!etE
wIt Professionally otslats.
Sidney WsbFer, the P.esidenrS rtirIts sett:.
tar let tbs ahtinoon 90 iout 70 Tue Wed! :
Dg5Iin has been a6sen! tuo weeks. bis health
S imnrp Visf; be Ali Ie;uta about The :Nth.
Thsre az. co jisseaSionS 10 the CabiHei. NsitRtt
Res4eIi case, BOr Kansas atiaus base tsen bstsfs
tat body.
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OIGD.

!-.Ett,r.ol 'k..'- Izs,i.:. nrCts' L.. .!3a, ~.
wv. = G!LgsHSLEsFE, r;s4 s:g'1f
:-ae4 ga IL E,t rts.4stte ia S"''. = = Z 3.
or -osrs o';.. F.Im TI;i P.s.s >sSas ho9,e, :;
?. y. tl?
o. tSa,t,;, NiS. NIaGARET 7 LIRE. 0iCh.r.
y Ii. u. sy-..!, 81, ASk;5! ": III =! ~! age
aa-!si'.
r.. s.G,,h ". AK: f,,ss ,:.4.y l: ;Hos'o+f 'tO4'
= ~, r.aIse. Ga Cs.i,y II. lie .6sst, Of lie
, are .av 81 % !'t'Ea.
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NEW YORK MARKET,

MIN lbhA HaEhLi -
NY 9.--.Flaur idTanced use, god OA,oat -
5Ttn.55: S-l;a=rr a4y nee! I2i. ss.-; a; .o.:iI
1871. Wheat Gtm. Cgia A'sAst, " esteil
= y-l lis. Pgts ME hts' =. Old u :,s a: l',6!s
SIS .a3 c=w S. l1,52:I7,e!. EssI TIT, NJ
.aYnsa:i tendency. !ti.cA=l Ca.els3 . !i.i5i
$3.50 Li'a GEGi, stts .Ia!.;. Uaas y" asEsT 5:ia
g. W.4ss.s .t5AGtsl.J. SuE.! tn, Lia!:v.
.. 81.
Cc',5n als.acsi i4s. VIA an ael's saseli'.
~ .gi Nose, uI,ban:s;. E-- ~
!rs..sa 50 sci. Cgtv Y T'.I-,.> ia. Realm. =.
Canto1!;i y !. C=ci'a ~. Unpt+nlE- Ca.
5. 81; C.=7e.. CT. < Cir. l0;i. L9ais:1nl : :
NJ. Gi::!u.s is 81. P-asa. Coz. 81. 10.
'tyxsouu Us y!i lBnris Csn'r1i 81.
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wis .ats, 81 tie A!siry Hnieke''
.r. Is j.. C,s.s- 9'srsHiivs Of Ay1'oFho'
.- 's:= fei d I P,saths' Ntsn - nay 'E'
I-.- ~ = stapfe. Up - s'sfy oiAst cut We
:9sr P'n:l.At a@slt,.a % 'ss' =n:sI
.#
,a CslE Ias Hrrs;rs.Iu.-TzO OF ;hHe
y-.I- teY5r:t g.,'@a, 'eI I'm axe
sr.sa Ne. t-.ssir. a.! .a,ie! r=vCiss'I, aH; e.
f- s.ssg aEH1 I've hog'S eHeaE 9!
a.r-.s.-g:=. ii.tesya.-:5gnS 10 no! Glp.JY IT,
-~Hn'-' his 'r-l'a=s', ~ h.n cal II TIE as
awe u e'eti tie .a= =. a.. a'ss an iE5S
rrsg'1 L Ah!'sr= j! a.s' ala ,, Gay 1saID3 TIE
IL - i-ss.t, nG.-'si' t'leS. "h.eh
s.l..3 a.:4.s - So tof'si arss5- q Slich m1n
.=f - Al. a's't..iss u -. laaJs As:ut.
az -tii - us.-s y! 4C.j- 81 v5-i Atm eissalc
TEJai f4g, Ii.sU9i! esisUSs.1 ~ H-drS X al
ill7 .7tsnlie s.a!.=i.l gSlSta.ga :'-tdHY By
..aiaH. The Its0S=.S, ut.-' .la:o5B ciE
.sIaSS5, uit te QUAD 20 aTs :one effect.
i-e;yaio then, hg"eVsL Is, i-lt ID PrIe.
- Ga siirIy administer tea. fs.S u5at
80. .aOfOgSaiy pafSseG, re EBi tuaiIhte:, viii
lsy- PsEiss; aai never falii1E re.:s=dy .Jt by.
s15I-ing:st, !! s Tie only one.
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RlYrg Am MEArgiEf.

Ptr4,Svsou. May 9.-E7=: ) feet !. .aehes'
i,Irr,. Wrl.1.i ALL aa! cls3F No csn's=
l5as 10 ,r4 fruit Of Vegetables 10 shs as'!a!ei.
Ci>rixytr,, Nay 9.-Eiysr hl.ea ) iaetss.-
Wsa,As,e ss: sai Peasant.
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Tx stL.rrE ALT1uoSr had So. TIP TO tbs

pr. Tie iSi!ogtog is bel manifest:
;tyia Il 6Ha. IS at4s t1to3. iQ3 lie hans, -
stct, 90 yblS alcohol, 100 DO uhif&y, 1856
:.aust-I haRs, 5I mdz, ids niliIEse3, / hail
5. ;fgak; NeAfss Bios, IS Ahds tobacco; Jas
!. al / Co, q LAds bacon Sldtsi GOTton,
E,iasUS a CO, 50 bids bseoa SIDES; Cop!sh /
S,r., 10 tehS AsiI; CGinrls & u, ? irtS Ge<fi
!sI.oa. Doantly L Co, Is BIS JtateA; Nm y
g-iryai'i. ut f1fhi,Hr=i LIS, 4 H1ue'l, % boxes
4s'ct, S Lids nc b5nJ; Y Tod d Co, 3fl
:as Beui; Pot te1alpnenL ~ WeS bani, boxes
Ieeo.
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!. o. o. F.
.rypuIL NOTICE.

a. P,rS1 LOj4. Sc. q, o. o. p, are
:, -: !. 20. {, Han, O,.r u. PcttOhs', th'a
s-...,k. % f,y ~ Ia'I this. Of rs1Pett 70
49,. W. P. GItOFRs.ETVl' 'Aa Tie h'eHa-
.,-a.r Lser, Of TIE city, 'sd AsTIn' Es-
-, q. III RyittI 70 atttul UlnnL
- D. HACLAHE,
SAt'g PiROlA Lodge.
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CINCINNATI MARKET.

Mar 9.-.E.5a, s,4oI941 Provisions I'm;
,,.s ii .,cgn AZ 10, shgail:tss and 81 .9t sues,
,t4gI ior clelr St-s Mess ior< 1854. L'it
y Missy ~. Sugar Sia5i. Mo.assss :tl=! =.
u NJ ehtrSs q
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TRANSPORTS 7THO,N9
Railroad Oonhedtior3 =
y. 2. = 9. 81 S1T1.

]. la5El'
M "a ljtef WoS5ly, I1Ip tlh. ne tielP2qit ~
tJ'TE7GHISGE I'D ~ ai SlIstslaF PaeGFt SrtE.ea
Wbeehnf IA BGiBliIe, leo91g WtA ~ uatA onue
CtntIll oSO Railro9d) lS EqsHE
MEfE3tES W lftGiEE It I;o q ~ E11fEinG. oNsnea.
trC Il BIiT JtIL u NH tIliA EhlfA saTea Geat
SJ.ir,vs, yAA.H q It lC.iJ 4 ", BItA IN Fassep.
,trI f;olu he ELtEO.e ard oEa Ealrqsdh EI2!esa
trSis IteleEuns aitk II EIPEetl tlla Gb<A ates E
az St.t9 vi and fFsBTt8 ~ EtlaiI Al zF. n
si-LElEeS WEeeSss a. S1D P. " tntA ~ lastf9-
,sTS Ey fle riEt eIpfCts tEib HGk teaseS EfstItst
l p III; an IetuEl lom EtIair, via ~ passeL fes
a he E1pCesa trala lrOn I've WeSs q 4:sS =. M sop
p!Ls At Eenw0O5 viii W. EatE
IN Lara Hhtea0s At =. y. 3f hfAAEi al ff-
M % & SIS P, X. Rt;A re FaItI tn
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INtW Sock Of Boots dad Mos Ut
N. L. DOR sEY'S

Min MAJ Gssri ), o. j'asEL
JTAYING tiGIrt4 .:U'a ne Ez..s aeisiiRs Sd'tl's'
Ii n:utS 81 ne E4st vita SUCK n: boS;Stai sstS'
sr.sts =: ,e!4ip .; !S5, Wosd res e. ty Ie 'e ULe
mi az % tIH and cTIWEs 81 EOtA, :, AZ SSkh teal
is.t e'er! s7iy. Ov i'l 30 = Pres.
lgI iaGaP cO'i8 NIl col i'aShI oAtf he ~: goat
III o. rod 10 ~ " snI T.I ~. - CksiP y ~. tlP
sfiElG .seyt1a oe sJ5;b ssWa~t. tAI a.. tHI .J;ne
ry yoA' ard il ity d9a FeI,e, DSst sc NH e sIes
% e1Ia.aLRi.
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Rl.eselp, "a, De. IN. lssl.

GArs. Ys,.iNs, + VIrk1pJ:
(,rpIs-i rave kesa ihtisl With tie Fissa Tor sore
ysIFS AMI tUEA get Eoit 70 teiP R, uSl lhtEd ID.
yi,s1 ~ IoifJ BsG3lOs'i Y'GftlbE IIetuit. put
latei tho AUS, Grd beIOre lad Dsed lhen hotb
40 es;lIeiy cuftd a IhS RoaI tcpSb dlseaIt Al
= are FsAsotA aisue u e wood % vel 10 StElbe
EEl-I.I nat IOlEJ, teaFtE ualI.
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Xv cLrIfE NIRKEr.

Mra.--TL. slrp'! Of cattle q !te maize; to,
1sy vas limited Sa'ss Of ?[Go head AZ l'9!A
SIS. Shsep AMI Lnas N stt'SsfpIE Al! &C.
NE d: s.vlEeing PE:ss. sw.ls sVun.aa' ahs
.It-cs;n.
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Cr,vr,lra. Nsr9.-El-Gar. ss=1afr Ftfi ].
:! a:Hisi -s,.eaee at Barton on ia= 81
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Change of schedule,
go a 3D.
SPrIua ATrnagement;

TEAEEFjETAHlON gIEtTI =: q u. u
WkPe.ias .sIiOr. AFvTi 81, 1873
OF AVID AMER 9otNI,y re 81 iEsI1A:, Is= fl'eh-tr
TTliG, lr2Ftes. IEd ail AL care ias saba sz!y
f., BsItlIsoIe an toe later Ciccf :! RI r asa
iss yrrT.,, Trlia p1vsss at 4II P. "; ard wii oriy
s;Cn a,i.s S,uOwiRy S'lt,Cat: He4Wooi h01sdS We
Is.Stse. Elit aNna. FeIteruAE. SfWsIfy, .c 4eu Z,
PsJs,ost CrIaerllCd, sir JONAS RsF HIT',rs55'F.
HIf e.. Perm, NoHSts.!. SykR1Thie AID WssiIsSoa
yUiS.irE, ..,..-,
Ir M4i tfsE !e1TeS At 1872 ", exec. SsiEFt2!f,
sr :T:L s;Sp At ant resEiaf 3 luo11
a.TEss.irs AID LGakFSiart AttoEHot,iiea ETaia
vii Is IN dG.y sx:tH: %EBis!L .sGTtz Na,tifE ~
;:jA ", aud luINes - CEiass, I'D Al t'+i 7. y -
Cs1ae,lgd AZ 5:ii j. " I-I IITIvIa ts httiG;
II so P. y. 49,.
40 i.6. FORu, 8EEnt
rNr-rv ,sd v Nr.er "a cerv
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g,sro1. Nay 9--Tae Africa ;I..=l win Il!
plsssn.sri and 5000 sn@eIe.
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B,lrtgo.r, Mss g.-.Pfs,iten' Pierce i j"
tbs rir,. n {. :aplav aiih BENT. Post N4sr' .;
Washington. Their Object, II IS ,pa?'S: is 10
rsf.t,pce 10 lie ioc4:.9a u GoS=TaisHs Jg':'c:'.
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NOTICE,
"a Card.

A caro-,
TTESRY TILLIXT. LEWIS S. DEtAPLAlS, ard
III WILLIAM TILLANT haFs orIosd eo-FtlthEf.
IbP f0t IL rsTrcse q tTAssaes'as What.A4
tnA pIy Gonls ts4 FOiWIIdiEs as3 GtasT1I KS
s1seett is tht city, Brdet ~ a o. ,' 3.
etoaortet a 10 q H1in S,reei thd Q! Sto'
" tR4 c0tOniAStba bUlirtts q Ne. p gtiI
4 Irlt and seaSoOiNs GoEkS Ct on Goodt AZ uIOts
MS viii 1lWlJt bt % t q low Prittl az O. sEE
ttdAIlnt anna U Eb CAty ttEpstIF tSHte ~ SHsl'
tiou ri etRst IeItaE r4.l - -
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az Llyr Cal. JOaS PIIHorr,-TAe Siila'
a Trs- A,rsueau, tstsu.ug TO the tssia Of Gel.
/. aPsuo,s ayG
~. P4vNi vas, st heart, IS 2ooa, IS genet
III. i, l9sgs m.n as ever iivei. lisQai.Ii'e'
49, l<si Iaa a.'t;, rtts ial=el tate IN these
ssI lopb .ni tsg.nsracg. H'i Col. P. been
t-. vI;o .u sa.ly sdJcA.Oa, aa. ''sv2,sd Tim
ne pHyan OF aay Oas OBJECT he would
-.-r!.sd. tie vas rsa!y' = 5agp!' iah ,' OF
.-- .-..s,= !sel>sl. A tspAE'sr, ia poiiil,
IL q. . .gy=isy, ls was one OF i"s isai!.H ~
- ,-,, - eve. asarj. lie as oi'sn sIi.'IeiI 10
.i:,s.! !,.gts. ~ lie w!'hsti1s p'Ss' o.
S. 4s-.ate. N,a iyas Le ;-ns@tstsd " Gan!
-.,. .uibg haf!istS q 70 witnessed u.
10 PrrruiorI saved lis sigPi:d eoanIy IN
3.- and Hoa,e OF ne!ss4is..-Li' HioIs
.-fz. ts-.E:e. r. b=i:=v-, aa'osa.hs 10 eighteen
f.4ls,i: R.tfTra1. Ygiy re'th'iy' re Has =
.s.- - ro,.GaiiOu 10 ! teaiia ne S=hAir'
c: 81! ~ u anOiasr ia sdldstsHiPat'
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Ryssotb, w,skinEton 20 4
.igIlI fns, 1854

ur+leate TeEa,eI aEJ ehld,tl viii pIeltA tryit 1t
ests eoSEhI. bIOstAiiis, hiSPtFSiI, LEsE e0n3laat
.tsq.a a. VIA an dtlLfR neStS 81 the IJIten.
Cs..Ld Stl FtrHIthttIs. R1tlS.
a t:eaisi John II. TaPPaa, kih Elrd, iEd ~.
Sc y V0RTfvLR = NowsRIr, 80 G4Hibol. ., /,
blluHouIt, a Al N IT. oaaFIy, \. I.
.Ysprtce ~ r4F hoAtA ia
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Trr,.'isl'sa rs.'in.a5,-e's.t ara ., kA.-
Rnseots. Nd SPIN t7h, 1884.

Hr,r-I. Nsri:z,' NesIs,
Le:r Srs-i 5tI: sss:re4 Sith TaIa Ia NJ ID trl
at;& IEd :. 4t nj sis!eG 5ISt ~ he last III ltAIS.
!, sd IeIlJ Al Aids " Als:L e, bet 9eItTtd % GtA-
-. AEsf received ike 6iN loi OF HtHPtoht YtsRt1-
be ElEs;sFs 0n o., li4VseAt eeaidS ty H3t H!tLe
--ft RAtun. l3dIO, Ltd IN :eu WetkIl tit NE
wIs L4s E4lL. II kai c5tkA EE tei row nee tOAi
,... "a! sUs4FtHHa Is ice, iorERHy II Ma tlS9H.
tV- 500 9FIGue- AID Gan eat Wk4t 'Er1Se Rihesl
.sco. ltiTe iShetd 10 lag ard % hsch ",
IS =, 9N tsjy that void IdTtSe tie OEcltA give
;4.i nEctuIt q III HImTtoG'S tat tEtli
iOdrS, ItGFeeIS.ly, 5. HhNTaER.
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a.0.r.-N:. Vim. p. Gr!!s.sles1., men.
?laoll Lodge, disd yesterday a[s'aona'-'
aaetsl sill take pIace tbs ifesao9a' >; !
/. . =, s,sr, Nor,h Wheeling. TIE Htmtt'' q
y,..;s ,.e ,s!s;isd to nt;ie. in LIS eo!ala
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DoY's eaf s3o'ii
ID DO hgSIotT'
q eau CIVEl T;esi
90 -rySis4I
Ra,, booI "a .so<, 0, svsry kind AID description;
Also, C.idisaI Sboes, CAFES d. o. al SoIii 1Ea
,lsI 10 tI eaa SsI ever Nd! Iayt iE9 ;a+y HAy
xLa; ia ~ are iVl. c!4e: ~ Nag =; sc' 81 .hs'
?. $ -cosz;sJ cAit4lI;s E0rtI; ~ "t eAss WI 90
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:-,,s., n JllL-Iubn AsAIliS;et, 80
n,.ui..eI s1iepie BY hanging hiRSeIiin
I,...... u he t,ilin this city, yesterday
"a, +. r.sa 5l,etsmith aud had teesnt'
,,.s.'.a DG4rpo't, Ohio. His vie,
ss,r,aiiatSs auiIY Of Nj. E.
Ma afteL .te hSd tsptesea'sd
,,s. .fy:s.;ot Btids.t, AMI had seTs'Il
an 81. s,oas'' house 10 zee Le'.--
;.rooa e yea. to Tie b9use much
,.,j s.tan= 50 uptoanOussSd trouble.
.nss: 3, :av poi.ce vas heeesss'Y.
a..v ,-s,. ilsrnaa w'ishI aad sen
.rtai " "a tie shain.Eaus. and put
,; 5'.ocS. S1ns Of The prisoners
u, 'l.s=I q hsugag himself, but. as
"a PsyilI oiaanef, snI ILas they
.t#t .I..st s:ip EtIeh he bad v0'a
10y, sss., . ckIvj sE,und bis necS. and
80. q. s9ss, sit ~ tsaak TO one Of Ihe
40 .ne Aia .ns'ea to lighlAi piP=.
5.... .r.r-r, LAT lie ~ss oay 'ioEn!.
at 2.njg,cIs:s, ,ss iI''O', M'. SnOd.
a.r. 70 ..Fs IL Ps!sonsiS iGsi' sIPpzfi,
.l.5 lsi..,s''s cell. Le tooni GIN
40 III SHsrs, srih az issiLs'
3. 10. :l,ya ltop his vast, buekIsd
sa.s- a.. It'd 10 lac W5.-l Ps ShIsh
.!.,s s.e sv0i l5odi four t:ss ffem The
+. ,7pltsatiy beea dead !or an hOut
is
. .a-.rs sqIa': III, held, and tie Tetl!e;
::..a.z a.,b IA. above facts.
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yar 3,a. 4sptA Ottro inehe, IS said by pei.
re, .mssI IN he h,in' ys'isrdy, tn have
..1rte nognlias tstvesn tai aol Gun
y:..i, y..t.fgay morniak.
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.-oroN-ss. Chicago TTisune snyii is
50 s:rs. he fel 'ba!,Ae ckolen Ls'
..I = u1:I.s On the Mississippi liver,
iGz aars already ceeuwej in maay Of
r,s,.s. "a Tia: Steam betEeen ST. l.ouiS
a.s.aa s':ss that precautionary meas.
ii..! e sacp;sd,1 Chicago be:tte it makes
-.ss: tAsre also.
iss...iaiils Of ss' city, OttSe necessary PIE.
'..'siO:. IS , subject denInIing tie at
eat tiy Fl,Asr3, aOd We nust TIA! ia.s
j, r.: .-:i ~dl not be overlooked. Tie
S, =: j.. ,.=a1sI - the bstl.n Is the B9ati
+. 4.s:. t',7sny OiGaais<t! 0ot Attention has
r: "a =. :, ibis subject BY out most S'g'siOUI
I :: ...t:lS.
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a.r', .sq,aM III, h,B, and tie Setlie;
.s:,:..at= a.,a tn. above facts.
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AMERICAN ORGAN.
From the Louisville Journal.
Passing Away.

wandered, one morning, in youths early hours,
In garden all sparkling with dew-drops and nowerS
There was beauty and sweetness around ana above,
And my wild heart was throbbing with rapture and
love.
paused meath rose tree, all blooming and fair
To pluck a bright bud To entwine in my hair,
But cen as grasped il from off the green spray
It's bright petals murmured-passinga away
10 green lcafy bower my footsteps then rove,
Where wild bird was trilling its sweet notes OF
love;
Az | sank on the green messy bank TO entwinc
chaplet TO circle that pure brow of thine,
The bright birding carolled, oh list to my lay,
Maiden, young maiden, passing awayF
] gathered my flowers and sought wild glade,
Where gay sreamlet danced TO the muse II MADE !;
NV rosebud had withered, and rs in dream
! tore il and flung Il upon the swift stream;
Ii loated along mid the waters wild play,
And the stream sang its requiem passing away
Passing away sang the flower and the bird
Aud passing away sighed the breeze as it stirred
The branches above me, while gently around
The leaflets came Huttering slow 10 the ground,
Low whispered, "Young maiden, thy fe's summer
day,
Like the leaici, is even now passing awayl"
RpgISE
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CHOLERA.
A CERTAIN Cure for this Disease may
N be found in the use of Perry Davs's Vegetable
PAIN KILLER.
DUBUQUE, Iowa, May 5, 1855.
GENTLEMEN: | feel under obligations to you for the
benefit / have received from your invaluable Pain
Killer.
We have had some cholera here on the Mississippi
thus early in the season. few days since, assisted
in "laying OUT and burying of our citizens, who
was supposed TO have died with the disease. The
next morning was taken with severe vomiting, &C
companied with GOODNESS Of the exiremlties. Warm
covering ard hot publications. failed TO restore warmth
My wife's family, who had used the Pain Killer with
success during the cholera in Buffalo, in lS49,
advised me TO take it, took two doses, at intervals
Of fifteen minutes. fine perspration ensued, and
the next day, barring little weakness, was well,
and have been since.
II may have been attack Of ague I; but whether
ague or cholera, IL answered my purpose.
Since my recovery, find that several Of our citi-
zens have used the Pain Killer as a remedy for cho'
crs and pronounced il good | therefore take plea.
sure in recommending Il to a still more extensive
notice.
Yours, truly, w. NJ. CR0IZER,
Attorney-at-Baw.
Perry Davis h Son, Providence, Rhode Island.
The Pain Killer is sold by Gray Ballantyne, and
John T. Mortimer. Washington, ID. @.
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THE POTOMAC RIVER STEAMBOAT
COMPANIES
NEW AND COMFORTABLE

STEAMBOAT ALICE G.. PRICE,
- Captain SAMUEL BAKER, will leave Wash
ington at six o'clock, A. NJ and Alexandria at seven
O'Clock, A. NJ:
On Tuesday mornings for Mattox, Currioman, l..
Machodoc Piney Point Kinsale, Gone.
On Friday mornings, for Chapel Point, Wiconlico,
Ieonardtown, Piney Point, 81. Mary's. Gone.
A. ", for ST. Marys, Piney Point Leonardtown, WI.
comico Chapel Point.
On Saturday (returning) leave Gone at o'clock,
4. NJ, for Kinsae, Piney Point L. Machodoc, Cur
rioman, Maito1.
Calling at tho usual landings on the river. when
signals are made.
BY order Of the Board
JAMES p. SMITH,
ALEXANDRIA, June l, 1855. President.
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THAs. C. TUCKER, Warrington, D. C.,
" Attorney and Agentfor Claims and Commission
or of Deeds for all the States Revolutionary, naval In
valid and hafpay pensions obtained also bounty hand
for services in ali the wars in which the United States
have been engaged and for the services Of volunteers
in the Texas Revolution of 1885. Having copies Of
all the muster-rolls of the Texas Revolution, he is
prepared TO give prompt attention to the claims OF oil
who served, and of the heirs of those who died OF
were killed while in the service.
Office and residence No. 5l3 Maryland avenue
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Chamberlin's Commercial College,

Chamberlin's Commercial College,
No. 1877 Baltimore ST., Baltimore, Md
TNyIIIS Institution presents superior ia
IL cties 10 young men DESTROYS of obtaining a
practical business education.
The course Of study embraces double entry, book
keeping as practically applied TO the management Of
mercantile, bank, manufacturing, and steamboat
books business penmanshp and mercantile compu.
tations familiar lectures on commercial law, upon
the subject Of bills of exchange promissory notes. con-
tracts, partnerships, DC.
The exercises are all strictly practical being de
Quoted from actual business transactions, and SO
completely combine practice with theory, that stu
dents on the completion Of the course, are in every
respect competent TO conduct, on scientifc princ
plies, any set Of double-entry books The students
have access OF a Commercial Library, procured er
pressly for their accommodation.
Examinations are held at stated periods, and di
plomas are awarded 10 those found competent tc
represent the Institution in mercantile capacity.
Usual length Of time TO complete the whole course
from eight TO ten weeks.
For particulars write and receive circular by mail
mar 2T-eoodly
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a GEHCY IN WASHINGTON CITY,
"A WILLIAM II. HULL, (for several years an
Examiner in the Pension Ofice,) will attend TO the
prosecution Of claims against the Government, such
as Bounty Lands, Pensions, Back and Extra Pay,
DC.
Refer to Hon. L. p. Waldo, Commissioner of PEN
sions, Hon. John Wilson, Commissioner General
Land Office, and to the Heads of Departments and
Bureaus GENERALLY. nov 18-1y