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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-03
nIScE.PIys AND THE NAtNP LAW.

NFNN p NJ ItIH 1'NINF NV
The editor The Independent man but not
very stou. Prohieouist few weeks the editor
mulgsied objections 10 he Maize law 10 this WISE
Tbs uses to which liquor restricted neoaanieI oheg
cal or Gsa.s s.i pse wias fsf says@ssIal Hsa" Sup
pose GOV rood housev desires essPoontu OF brandy TO
pour ntos 1 OF pr.seTse keep them t0n woA'ns o. Dc
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ROCHESTER SCALEs. = The subscribers ar

ROCHESTER SCALES. - The subscribers are
AGENTS for these popular scALss and have srgs
ubt OF hard Purcbas.r Platform Bssoces OF
city from the Family Scale to the modification
ores find stock the article wanted
,lso of Hay, Goa and Cattle Seals
We few Of 90 different st. les Of our
manufact r.
HAY SCALES from 10 % tuns
Coal sc.L,s from z % tuns.
SUSPENSION scALEs, f. N 70 - tuus IA new ar sl.
ROLLING MILL SCALES 20 600 and coo D.
Dol MAST scALss, fCm 70 90 20 8 90 b.
POTABLE PLATFORM ScALEs,
from ID TO 90 n.
UNION SCALES,
with Platform and Scoop.
GEccERs SCALES, Of al kinds.
EVEN BALANCES
WiICHERs' BEAMS and FRAMES.
FINE Scales for SeguinE Gold
DRUGGIsfs Preservation Scies. Sc.
We sole this city for the sale Of the ceebr ed
FIRE-EING SAFE.
Made Only BY the Dnryee Forsyth Manufacturing Company
We ny attert slso 10 stock Of Mills Letter
Ceyyns Presses r M,ufe.t do Warehouse sni Baggage
Trucks he DUEgsE HoUGH 4 Co.,
No IS Whitehall ard No ! Steue-ss,
N,wYork e.y.
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Mr.. SUMsER delivered at Faneuil hall last
evening one of those comprehensive reviews of
the history of our politics and of the mOmentous
issue which the slave olil arcby have forced upon
the country, which have given him his elevated
reputation as an orator and statesman. We re-
gret that we are not able to make room for 1t en-
tire. but trust our readers will carefully peruse
the epitome, which they will find in another col
umn. The truths it sets forth cannot be too
deeply pondered.
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No news Of the Baltic when We went to press
this morning She ought certainly to be IN early
t0-dsy.
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THUssOAY ~ MIG, Nov. 1857
To Tile EDITOR nE TIE HERALD: Being at

10 IHE EDIiOK Of LIE llfItALD' IriuR nv u
eetnf F eenth Ware th. evening was Informed by
q fiend thai SIR. Pscth.m in remarks at m, Reform
ng had stated substance that mad been nominated nt
was p he people with view to the defeat Of M
Dougss Lefnew The eindi ate OF the Reform p'ty and
hat psi BY NJ Connolly 10 retain my position The
nominated by Convection bsiore which N
Lengye candid weeks before be received the nom
pston adv psuy refuatOn tf ths FIRST chsrfe aud
tbs had word OF versson with Mr. Connolly
do hin persnal my answer the second
would state iTfOrmson Of friends, that
within anterior the dse Of this have received
through Mr.. Pec.h.ru and NJ Allen, r-rd' Of M Letting
we'll The Offer Of thousand do srs and c-,in other Au
able id rziions induce with 10 his favor The
ever cnnanees resn caaddse for the SURFACES Of
sos cit zens office Of County CLERK until the evening
OF Nov 6. Respectfully, your servant,
BEATTY, ia.
We copy he above The Herald ani read
thar Ebo offers bride before election, will
feeced The Office be prss TO- do therefore
hope the people will take care - eiye him.
where b. deserves be. In obscurty. Whist REFoRh'
cal didste this NJ Lefingge L.
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Our correspondent at Rio JaneirO sends us the
Intelligence of a revolution in the Republic OF
Uruguay, the object of which is to depose Presi-
Brazilian interest. Indeed, our correspondent
seems convinced that Brazil herself is at the bottom
of it and that her purpose is to extend her bounda
ries to the Rio de la Plata. This however, as our
readers will find clearly explained in our CORE
spondents letter, is difficult enterprise, since the
Spsniard, of Uruguay will never willingly submit
to the Portuguese of Brazil. For the rest, 1t Is
not certain that the revolution may not yet be
suppressed by Flores and his friends, aided by the
jealousy of Brazilian schemes which the people
generally cherish.
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LIQUOR DEALERs OF HE sIAIE OF NEw.YoRK:

LIQUOR DEALERS OF The STATE OF NEN.iORR:
To mspy through the State this il the last ims
shall be able A6dtes before the election lend
ear awe few words OF advice 50 cution. Be
not RooTb OK that appear from the
enemy They will and circulate all kinds Of Tumors TO
mis- cad you bat be iev' them not
Are you ell prepared for tie est The battle at
hand. Bucke the and face the enemy. Every
schoo oscr should be thoroughly Organized. aud have
AID every fsyor Of protecting his constitutional rsht,,
10 b Cnght out TO the polls.
Be careful 70 examine the bsot boxes aud that n
tghi before the voting mmeDces Outrage frauds hsys
been c, mmittsd, let thea not be committed again
Eewate spurious tioksts hat the is not
more then one ticket that you Read Jour ticket clear
through BE- fore sou deposit L in he ballot b,x
hand hen the IL .re ~ Opered aud vote immedi
ate then for abseLt Deishb)r Do everything
thAt M and .Dorabe out ali the Lot net
be nissrd. One the therefore labor with
.Dte Of the present election aid if tney have 60
work for them while they are gone.
Gail on The soldiers Tell them th@rs q one battle more
fRht -oie victory & winsnd that want his ala
and bis presence IN the language If gallant general
Tel bai there l. strDgge 10 whish his voice must
heard tell him that SOLDIERS will do the 1ghng,
that he and look HIS gray locks will be
ike banner e edom cheer 4 the charge TED
bin be must and tell his children ho he fought when
the srensth OF bis nsht nered ia the battles OF his
county
office anc the ftesde the aud the suno forth 10
your misht and gb and strike ~helmtrs blow
principles you advocate and the honor OF the Empire
State go,
as =
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A Gaze Of consider able importance to trustees oil
churches will be found reported in our legal intel
ligence
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DR.. S. S. FITCH author of " Six Lectures on
Consumption" &C. Ofcs No ia Broadway, open daily sun-
day excepted FROM until o'clock Consurnp on Ash
ma De.ses Of the Heart ali Chronic Diseases Of hAes
and Females. Consultation free.
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York I)ailn Grihn,rs
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 3, 1855.

.1,,.mrp,, for TYR TIisuSE ofAondsy 01za % Be 'eni
., h.for- . O'clock on Saturday evening
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HoIMEs. VAIENTINE & BrTLER's AIM

PATENT FIkFPRoOF SAFE AGAIN TEVNPHaST ~. foo~.
ira fesfe TIE proprietor Of 'h- saw MI Nos IS
ard 81 Downing st. which burned OF Saturday mOrng the
9Th inst:
STw-YoRK Oc'. -. 1855
hessrs HOLMES, VALENTINE L BUTLER Genasmea The
Alum Pst Phen Ssfe iuehsed Of III seoul
floor Of buds No. S. and 81 bosLinx the IRE
mos shOush tie inten-e heat warped he
Lon, nina II fcrrd 81 our boks al
Greer they previous the tire; 10 fact the
nsh on the bookssse unif iur-d. MODS. L RArsoR
lase .sormett Of h- SATEs Earrantea fire. from
dimPr es' and The proof combination
AAl loehs ter ssis Srs &c, cocrAaty hand
ssa nsas 10 oder. HoLHEs vALEsrss BrTtER,
Me-. % sa9 g MAdsnlAra
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CrRTAIN GOODS. SATIN pE LANES, WoR.TED


DAnAsss, Gill CoRsIcEs WINDOW SHADES. &c.-KsLrY
Fra No p ROADWAY have received per
splepcd soch OF the shove goo+s, perns
beautiful snd rich the largest II OK Of WINDOW SHADES
and 9th Wipoow Orr NewYorE W. prepared
oner Inducements purchasers Of the above goods No l
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crnvr he kepoa Of their virtues Read the
fcIowirg Juiiu. A. Jszsr said:
NEwrLIZAstT Hendricks Co.. Ind, June a. 1854 -
should ise ycu send lot f your Gsrmtn Bitts
them be yslIab medicine al the
they bsve scquir,d have used them In o family
"a have proved certain remedy for ersocatnE hs
n have used the EN- successfully for years"
W hisu Norton ssys:
BURLINGTON Ind Sept % l85t-" Send me suo,her SUP.
Of biue- mmediuey They sell rapidly, and ave th-
bounded ..ti isclon IN every DO know Of
instance IN which 30 bote tina. the person did
for more sLc u thai the bottle curet
-u"
BY Druggists sne dealers In medicine e-eryEhere
Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, Catarrh,
oibsr AFT c,obs Of the up and by Inha ,ou
End gueral inhalation sone vii fail are
q these di.e.ses bat combined With tia proper geae-s
les Dr.. HATH Is emin-nuy successful In cQins them
facts proved oy the previous trial else OF tae
t'y Of Inhssrou fsnE r-evs NJ Zineoof Of Penn,
rms, OF New Tors. and hosts Of As proof Of
dEAIHs combined treatment he the cure If NJ.
IN, No. as 5rssrSsy r. s,eh6in New York and w.
sns Wifi, Hartford Conn Nervous, chronic .crof1ous
III eOns Of The k-ner.ive syaec the consultation
extent - 70 render Il -pribe 70 tubercnlous and
chronic diseases The Doctors iuctory work on
ard Cue Of these dies--s viii be free any sd
The sficied with any dsese apply with q
s-Mty o! relief 20 Dr. ) HE.rH,
No. $50 Broadway, from TO O'clock
pstse1 ss dstaoce treated b. mail.
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RoGrRs 4 Co.-FAIL AND WlNTER CLOTmNl

-Viscn To- RoGtEs & Co immsnss Clothing Wueaou'e,
corner of Futr and Nassaust. vi be sTpct BY the une
qa,d variety the sock It, eIt-Et, end the r-n.fs
Abe cbespress the prices On re ts snd Winter
A. mi. e. abhmen than other G. tbins
Loue 10 the UrOn ,very Te h-ine ueseed 81 tne To-
e e,.b tce he experienced purchaser W zee - once ma
soch csLt0t be ohtsnaDe essThefe MAKE Jour
lscr ne the stO.k J. fol-.
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WIs1TR GARMENTS GREAT BARGAINS
IK.o THE PltCFsi

ov,soo.1, e Coths Ehsnsb Beavers Plot te - 80 70
TILnAs Of La Shin. Cloths. Norway Coating, &C. est
aH.
BrtfSrss and sTpIT COATs, new si,le - % 10
PA,rs Of Ane lean ard European gJofs : - 60.
y,sTs 0fuoh Velvet, Cssttn-re &c =2tO rs
BOYS CT oTHiAc Of sverJ tind equally 90 a. OAK Hal
fEGsoOT 4 Son. No % snd o. Fulton-st
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CLOAKs and TALMAs Of all the latest Paris
tyIe, IN VTLyET. M,e An !4us AMI o. nelly trimmed,
ard 81 lower prces than ssr Be cubd el-e shet-
Am TOwLE Co.,
Columbian T. Ai. No 81 Grand It.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-03

FRE-PROOF SAFtS.- ne suDscrlDe1, haShR
voyntaGy abandoned the n.tius Of Wders P.ient ss.
nandeT STE having Teifn-c the light tsHeanFey '-
cur to IN ~ Ne foIk T. the Ps'e'tes
oHers III. aims. WiLDtR's PsTESr SALanAsDEE -nE,
made by previous 81 rsduoe1 prices
HAVING puessed the ht fr the Une1 States 70 make aud
ssU The Ch.mrOn safe Known HFERiSGs fATESr 'H,h-
PIoN warranted resist be at han any other ste sao~n
ard susy.i be free from dampnei crest OBJ caon TO
most other Sshs SiLAs T. hthsis"'
Old established depot, Green boct,
nos lS5 Isl ard l3g Watsr-s' cor. Pine ". Z.
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HoILOwAy'S PILLS AND OINTMENT AND THE
Kne SARDINIA Permission sven (by roy, Letters ps
for the these vAu.be emefi- roushou,
dns Consequence Of his Ms.y bell cured by thsr
Of Ger the ie,. Any ulcer ~ sdy ye
their mighty influence SID the manufac Ores No. 90
HzdenIs1e Ne~Yck and No 2H Suani London and BY al
Druggists 25 ezi eents and ; pr pot Ofox.
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WHY TiW WONDER CREw And "stiI they
IA. the pet tell. u.s. ssd .d1 ibe voBder TIA,
.u.I cary oil be knsv bui tie nter - ui
h.,, ee,..d could be have 10 soI htH isos 60
a., ~ p,o.S sht 0'th0s~ spl-nfb
F.LL sTYLt Of airs KHoxs HAS esrry s'uJtaias bsos
than
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CLOCKS CLOCKS, CLOCKS The largest a.
.oriuent & Psrade CLooEs offered seV-i J't EN-
brscirs entirely neS-berg dupesSs 81 some nov On
eat ibiiior a. tbe Crystal PsAoe In Paris
5 D,uIyl Co Marble stores 65l aud GJ] Broadway.
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Eaod presIin-pi all competition cute elegant
apartments for sppyns he famous DYE the s-at-
standard OF IL, KIND throughout The ~oEid His ues
ryle OF WIGS spc TORIES perfection itsef Wholesale
s5A retail At CsIsrsDoRos. No s Aso- Bone.
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RIAnY.MApESnlrrs. AN auaties, Linen ON rs,

Ard wis Bar Under Sh nd Dawer al 'i1e. Of Wool
Mepo SIN md Cotton a. lind. Of aad Absrt Ties
for SAL wholesale and reis by IRA PEEeGo AND son,
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STEAsNs & NARyiss
WILDER PATENT SALAMANDER SAFEs.

THIs1tEs YEARS and hsye Jdied 10 pre're
th>r from the rsvsRes Of i've ,,
Safe. secured BY BRtSSASs LA b IL LOCK- "nicn
"a proof ssainst powder ard burglars for sale by .
SIEARSs NARyfs
No. 10 Wster-,t-, S-wfor
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l. y. % y.
n another todays paper viii be found an aver
tissmeut RHsDEs's PEvER AID AGUE CURE We are o.
10 b. habit Of puiug u-dicns but desire to say tor the
beLes OF the afflicted th.s Wn Rowe, merchant shhps
burg who pform' thar he has sold seysn
d.zsn hotties and u every Ma effected TnS
proves nedi inc BE- snd take plesurs IN bring
ipR Il bsft re the notice Of the public 49,
IO,d EeIoW. Roonsboro,. Nd Sept {
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GEsTLrMI SIS HATS Fall AND WisTERSrYL
,os - sOeuiemsB ..stss en- aa-top. Of seoaomT.
.s.. ,or a.sIlt, and 81 suos hold fail e,B
F'p,.s, ~, ~ a est.b.hmsn no Is hassa st. bet
Ann nd Reetm.s
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PsoyIDEscE Sept % 1855
Mr. JAMES A. RHODES; Having her entirely cured n
rtuedy take in assuring You Of the beneht t hs
been 70 me fret attacked BY chhs and fever on the n
uu. OF P,La several Ce and 10 spite Of me ofer
spf erpedes and treatment adopted, heath wor'e
unti mmenc,d The OF Jour FsyER AND AGUs CuRr
since hat tin hads single chill, and atm now 10 me
enjoyment 81 { good hestn.
Wishing your medicine the success that II merits
IremAn Truly yours, THOMAS u. ANDREWS.
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IT, the Southern politicians dissent from II. We'll:
so they do from that of the SOfts, from the New
York platform of the KnOw-NOtblngs, and even
from that of the straight Wings" The resolves
of the forty three live Wigs at Constitution
Hall would be booted out OF any partys meeting
in any Slave States The Ordinance Of 81 is now
accounted " sectional" though Thomas Jefferson
drafted and every Slave State by its delegation as
scented to it, Everything is sectional in the
Southern view which dses not esteem Slavery
benefcent and divine
Some of you. Conservatives will doubtless vote
against us but this will not make wrong right nor
truth falsehood Revile us you will, We stand on
the platform once proudly occupied in common b.
Washington and Jefferson, Adams and Jay IIsmil-
ton and George Clinton. If We regard Slavery as
on evil to be circumscrbed and restricted, so did
ley, as their recorded acts do show. II we are
fanatics, " incendiaries" sectional dsun-
'icnists" 60 we're they thought not to bea fault
n Americans, where the question: ia an open one
10 prefer Liberty to Slavery and this is the eIten!
Of eur crime We are laboring to avert the scourge
of Slavery from the yet uDpOuted soil oil ou'
Federal Territories. We seek to save the rec
State settlers Of Kansas from subjugation and
bondage at the hands of their Pro-Slayery Missouri
neighbOrs. We are striving to render the broad
National ID )main west of the Mississippi ut nome
for your children and ours You may desert you
may denounce and betray us but We shall none
the less be fighting your battle as we'll asours' anu
We snail fight ii sternly TO the end. We may 10
beaten throu III your recresncy, but even thus you
cannot prevent History from nscribing oyerour aus
They believed in the everything truths Of the De
" claration of Independence; they were faithful 70
" the grand, benefcent principle OF the American
Revolution and co. living above reproacb, the!
"lell without shame, and in their graves cOmmana
1.-THE gratitude of posterity and await the Justice
"Of God"
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P CLAtE gent M 81 John.s; and sold BY w. ) DuN-
Ham BAkAEs PAX Y. c. WELLS Co, c. d. RING, c. V
CLfcKEstR & Co. & A. F.BSsTocE, Hull Co, and a /
tn. principal druggists.
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NUMBER ll2

me will turn against me, and make me their
scape- goat"
cart dreaming sir barber?' exclaimed the
king.
At the kings voice, the barber trembled ex-
ceedingly he droped the razor from his hand,
and fell at his soyereign's feet.
"What means all thisi''
f'0h my good lordl" exclaimed the barber,
as he knelt trembling at Domitian's feet 'this.
day was to have killed thee; but l saw the
maxim written on the napkin: thought of
the consequences, and now repent me of my
wickedness. Mercy, my good lord, n,ercy~
"Be faithful, and fear not" replied the
king.
"fhe merchants my lord the king" said
servant of the chamber, who entered at that
moment, followed by the old merchant.
'Thou art come at good time, sir mer-
chant; the first maxim has been proved; it has
saved my life: it was worthy of its price,
"Eyen as I expected my lord, year and a
day hence expect me again.
'We trust no more to single hahd" said
one of the conspirators, when they met again
after the barber's repentance; ''this time we
all share"
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CO-pARTNEutSEEIP.

~FyHR unde rsigned have this day formed
A skip under the style and firm Of GEO. FOSTER o. 20
for the Transaction of general Forwarding aud Com
fssier Business and have erected for that purpose
very large and spacious Freproof Warehouse, on tne
Wabash nd Erie Canal and corner OF Locust ana pun
ha 10 atreets and Depot of the Evansville ana
Crtwfordsyilie Railroad, where they will have ample
room and convenient facilities for storing all KINDS OIL
Produce aud Merchandise
They will give special to Consignments either by
River Railroad, Canal Wagons, and willforward
proIn pity at the lowest rates. ,, :,
sale OF Produce Groceries in this market, and solicit
orders for the purchase of Sugar ana Moiasses on
Coast 40 nc the firm will be in the South ourng the
Winter. - !, -.
nuys1;cr~.,rnn.rc M. w. FOSTER,
'AePA'ie GEO. FOSTER,
A..,a w. M. AIKMAN.
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NEW AIslkANGEMENT

MNerasr may be able to devote my time more par
h lArly to the IRON AND HEAVY HAKDwAkE paIsh shr
dsposedo part OF ry interestin tne
ssry house 20 Nr. MATTHEW DALZELLs VINO VIII co O.,
tiaus At tho stand under the style OF ORR DAb1kbL G
with complete ment o. everything IN tne
line would opportunity returning my sincere
the saying the house for the very
age for many years aud
the hr aAdI wonid say
very at all Eenemen tnat they neeo
IN AJAX credit at this house. .,..rp, opp
Amra
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RENlOy AL.

gwH RAcON co. have removed to Main street be-
swesu Water and First sts., next door to haock
atss1.ras Drug store nearly opposite the Branch Bank
they will pleased 70 see all their old
thc call They would their thanks Tor the
given and hope to receive
y aseP'AS ''O-'s ianI6-Iy
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~vxv ~ AsHIN GTOS HOTEL

vMSHg this House have removed from
Ia an Nain street their Hotel Just hnish-
a. House. where they are eparea 70
all may
t 60 apoM ia much superior style han
Tham patronage respectfully solicit
sfhe same which shall use all our 20
IT, will be the best the market ~noFos' anu
aasd stab and Wagon Yard kept foreeTntry custom
"A AE,Hrf
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RAILROADS, &c. &C

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
GM - e C - 80 gssss s.ss
THE undersigned having been ap- r~@g .
pointed Agen tor the above Compa- sNGSl4s4
lEa@A nv in this city would inform ship
sz1fmmTma@~' pers, merchants, and the public
renerally that Leech. George Harris and George
black late Co and Thomas 3, CLARKE, oil
CLARK ThAw,'' under the firm of
LEECH & co.,
Are Nv and shipping agents
Railroad Company They have estAb
eIished all shipping points east
west prepared to receipt throuh from New
ork Boston Philadelphia and Baltimore, all western
and 70 all cities towns TO the
Atlantic ssaboard Of the PenRsylvania Railroad
The direct thsirw7e attention to forwarding
aud have shipping from and Co the ears without
the expense draase charges by
msnt with the Railroad company being extremely low
Of drayags they nc to
be able to nj We satisfaction.
Shipments produce made to their agents WILL 0e
ed free of charge for commission
For i'm formation apply st their omess:
Depot. Liberty street. Pittsburg;
do No. 5 South 18th street, PhilaaalpAisi
do North street. Bzlumorei
No. Astor Place,
10 I South William street, 7 New 1erki
do Battery Place,
do 81 Kslby street. Boston; ,,,-crzrr
Or to JOHN D. hlICnhLL'
eul3 GIN Waterst., Evansville Ind.
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The year and day were nearly elapsed,
and yet the first maxim had not been clearly
proved. Demitian remained severely just,
and the ill-intentioned Of his mobiles plctted
his destruction in the hopes of indulging their
vices more freely under the rule of his sue
cessor. Many wero the plots they concocted
to put him to death, but al were foiled by his
foresight and prudence. 7fe
'sEvery failure said the conspirators at a
midnight meeting, brings danger nearer to
ourselves" .
"Eyen so brothers, but this time we will
not fall" said one of the number; s'do We not
mind that | am the kings barber; every day
he bares his throat to my razor it is but one
slash and we are free; promise me the crown
in return for this, will give you freedom by
the kings death, and free license during my
reign.' '''
at iswell spoken,"i cried all the conspira-
tors 'the barber shall be cur king"
On the next morning, the barber entered
the chamber of Domitian, and prepared to
shave the king. The razor was stroped the
Elather spread upon the royal chin; and the tow
lei fastened around the royal breast. On the
edge of the napkin were these letters ofgold,
"Neuer begin anything until you have calculated
eo7.at the end mil be-"
| The barber's eye fell on these words they
arrested his attention, he paused in his Ia
bors. 2 - 'ss-i'eL f~
"What am l about to do?' thought he to
himself 'to kill the king to gain his crown;
am l sure of the crown? shall not rather be
slain miserably and die amid unheard of tor
lures and infamy? whilst those that plot witt
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-31
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