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N7TW-yOKK AND ERIE RAILROAD

NETWORK AND ERlE kAiLhoAD,--sA .i!.
,ps.mep, or the STATE FAIR Of the New York STATE
Agricultural Society be held at ELhiRA. Oct ?, ana >
~ p;e- 20, If Dranest at the following hours: .
piIEKIRk and BUFFALO EXPRESS, stb:SO A. IL
MAIL al 8:l5 A. NJ.
EIGpT EXPRESS. at $3.50 7. VI. -, H.,
49, SPECIAL TRAIN $50 Z. NJ, Tor four daJs ending
cI cts Nil be sold 10 Elmra and return, good on the Mall
,rd Snecial Trains At one half the regular fare.
- SCI and articles for exhibition will b., nsported "a
ard from Emrs free charge but TO prevent the souse ms
nvese freight b. paid delivery OF ths articles OF
oct n, and the will be refunded on re
tu,n OF them by the parties in charge producing proper
depee shat they exhibited At sid FAR aud the ownership
thereof has not changed. . -. =,
Live stock stoud be delivered AZ the Compsny eepo'
RE, tbree miles from Jersey City before sept -
issf d. {. McCALLUM, General superintendent
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COUPONS falling due lst October next on q inc g
tINCOMF BONDS OF the CENTRAL OHIO RAILROAD
~ VI" " ATWOOD 60.
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The Scrip per above notice, now ready Parties en-
sed the same vii Eease coll for 1t d the once Of
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1855-11-11
pENsEEs sun LES FEMMEs..

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mile moycns dcmpoyer cu vc La nommec puvo
% eur unt do routes peavent marcher
blame ct remors emmes lcxence
pas dro dc attcndc Entire Giles 10 bonhur
rage dre bar
ct meuric revoc seu contc ID chaDe que pas
accec rer bere dc vver urs detro heu-
cn6n les mae les voie nerdte
qu dit Ia dc aa hrondel do vole lcur
apprend que CONNIE dcur ds allies oau
Giles son crmnccs enter les Eacc
FU.. CHARLES BERNARD. A
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Ion Ion vac, ccs pfnmps
Lage Oh Ion danse, on Ion vals-ccst lete. e ts AaF
LIsc mas OH on preierc lauone
En6n ragc Cd Ton danse plus vcr hivcr gupx =
10 vie. Madame EMILE DE GIRARDM.s..a -
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maquc pcipc famcau quaur
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cr fnt6mcs anomes font lis noc bonheur
qund evci quo des enfnts
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FEUILLETON DU MESCHACEBE.
LES PAUvRES GARC0NS.
lRouceu extvait Aes Archives criMineNes.\ ;
PRHAGIHE11 PAES.
2'5ir5.s, 81, , = = RUSSES Ef VALAQIN 5a.. la -

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DE ton brilliant renom comment es-tu dechue?
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LIE jour de eurs tyrans, Russes, lures. Autrchiens
Zee enfnns mar tros fos ont brise leurs entraves.
Fer. MARTYRS lis nout eu que le chox des bou.resux
Tous sont morts aug gibets ct sur les echaiauds!
~. LAZAR BARITZ.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1855-11-11

.1MgGEL'
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Lorsque u fn les deux officers drent enree s
mines
Capne dit Maennkof vouzous dendre par les Ghccs par
le cable du grand puts? --. .-........ .. .. -.
&c ugcreZ convenabe major repon1t utawen
Je cos quill preferable de dcsceni les echee Nous
nOte vite les galleries. supereures las
dcnsre cable du
Celia epargna fatigue de deux mile eeheOn dech
les apic. - ~ e1 '....
Vous parfntement raisn ct e paage yore opinion
| d ayert au retour route aratra eaayan
quon efe, ellie est tres perileusa.
t-Quel peril, courons sill plat ?! SO a#
Puur don't plus c clbe pendant
fons chute de mile qunze
peds dc haut 49, - .... a...
-Dabe.
-Eh bn que decidez.vous ....
Nous decderons celia, quand y
En- vais re peparcr cable les seges les plus
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-08-08
Gathering OF Literary Mcn.

We understand that arrangements are being
made to gather to this city in the coming au.
tumn all the authors and publishers in the Un-
tied States, of any distinction. 1t is intended
to entertain them at Temperance Banquet at
the Irving, or some other suitable place, and
to make the affair the occasion for the display
of the literary wealth and talent Of the coun-
try. The entertainment will be given under
the auspices Of the New York Booksellers
Association, but, the expense will be betrayed
by private subscriptions. AS much as one
Thousand dollars has already been subscribed,
and the Harpers, the Appletons, and all our
leading publishers enter heartily into the idea
The most active man in pushing the matter
forward and perfecting details, is Mr.. Leavitt
of Vesey street. The movement is novel, but
it is q splendid conception, and will, no doubt,
be attended in its realization with great eclat.
New York Tribune. 379. g. Ia ...1 81.
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The Apportionment.


The apportionment committee, appointed
by the, Legislature, consisting of Messers
Brown and Stimson, Of the Council, and
Messrs. Ha Cave and Davis, of the
House, met ~ The Secretary's office on
Monday. end proceeded to open the census
returns WAS found that the returns for
but a portion of the Territory had been sent
in, ah here is doubt in the minds Of some
of the committee whether they can make an
apportionment of representation without a
knowledge Of the population of the whole
Territory. 1t was proposed by one member
to assume the population to be $4,000, and
from this basis to make the apportionment
but it was objected to by others, and we
understand a resolution was submitted ask
ing the opinion of Judge Sherburne as to the
power of the Committee to conclude their
labor under the circumstances. The fol-
lowing is the returns from those counties and
precincts that have been sent ir:
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sabbath Zebi and the Mahonmetan.


In the year 1644 some Mohammetans came
to Sabbath Zebi and and told him, Gas Won
are at the head of those who believe in the One
and Omnipotent, we will propose to you some
questions; II you can give rs satisfactory
answer we will embrace your religion, and tes-
tify that the laws Of your prophet are the
best" '' ,', g.
"Ask me-" Sabbath replied. sp4 ,.tassa
"What is the name of the lock-" they asked
"to lock up Heaven, and which is the key to
unlock it?' -. 49,, '
what is the name of the grave which went
oil with its contents?" s,s eIs,1a.a =
How many appeared and lived on this
earth without having been born?" t. I@
- "Where is the place on which the sun shone
but once?" -. .'sas4 i5v51'5a
Usabbati replied, /" The lock of Heaven is
idolatry and the key to unlock it is the con
iession, Hear o Israel, Ged is our Lord, God
is One s,lpaj -s7s H. 5auoH, t1,i a1.la ~ p
The grave that has gone of with its con-
tents, il the fish that swallowed Jonah, having
gone with him through eight seas; God made
the body OF the fish penetrable, and tho pro-
phet saw the treasures Of the deep" bisoT
III Those living on earth without having been
born are four, Adam and Eve, the ram of
Z Abraham, and the serpent Of Nose. %
= g The place upon which the sun shone. but
once, is in the Red Sea, which was divided by
Noses."-The Israelite.
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ENrHArIc.-James B. Clay, of Ashland, re-
piled to the attack made upon him in the
Louisville Journal, on account of his opposi-
ton to the Known othings, and concludes by
saying ;: -.s. ,-.. ...,.....
The man who says 1 have sold one parti-
Gle OF the old timber of my fathers house, is q
LIAR and a WILLIAM, and L, before God, pro-
nounce him to be So" 49, go y =
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The treasures of Russia are always removed
to Moscow during times of war, for safety !;
and it is stated that the bullion now in the
treasury there, greatly exceeds the sum held
BY the Bank Of England, and the estimated
value of gems and jewels is almost fabulous,
before which the crown jewels and regalia of
England sink into comparative insigni6cance.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-08-08

n ~ We print this morning the annual re-
turn of the valuation of property for taxation
j. this this city The aggregate taxable property
dollars, making levy Of nearly six millons:to
support our municipal governmental. Y.
Tribune, 9th.
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Jenny Lind and her husband, it is said, are
tremendously and actively engaged in csrrying
out her plans for the establishment of public
schools in Sweden. She keeps up her cores
pondence regularly with the friends she made
in this country during her professional visit
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$50 ReWard!

THE above will be paid by the subscriber for the
L delivery to him. for reliable information
ing the whereabouts of his beloved wife Mary who left
him the 26th day of July last between saltwater and
st. Paul. while his way to this place. She is suppos
ed to have gone Hudson from there Gaena She
of middle size about twenty three years old light hair
and had with her at the time female child of abonf
four years old t&tft . HENRY VETERAN
Chaska, Carver county, NJ. T., August 2, 1855
HGalena Advertiser please copy one week. g1(.
.s.L- aug4 div wat
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LYONS COPPER LIGHTNING CON.
DUCTOR.

TAlENIED JULY 1, 1904
OUPERIORITY is claimed for this Conductor over all
~ others in common
Frst-FOr the large surface exposed electric amos
phere.
(When electricity is communicated to a condensng
body it does not distribute itself uniformly through the
mass but exclusively upon the surface-Drape Chem
istry, Lecture XVI, page 1867
SecOnd-FOr the conducting power of The material con
per has at least eight times capacity of iron of the
same size and FORM making the smallest these conduc
tors equal to iron rod five inches in diameter (cop
eight times good iron of the section in
conducting power and therefore to be preferred iron
Scientific American vol X, no. 81
Third-For durability Copper is little effected by ex
posture, whereas iron becomes covered with rust
which not only greatly impairs its conducting power but
in a few years entirely destroys it.
FOurth-The mode Of connecting. This done by in
terlappng the sections, and rvetng them with the same
material 1t presents to the eye continuous rod and TO
the electrical current two fold surface
Fifth-In respect to stability The upper section of
each rod is constructed appear uniform with the
other sections and still possesses the additional strength
required. ~
Sixth-As regards appearance, it is decidedly good
looking Its superiority other rods this respect
is apparent to every observer.
Seyenth-In point of economy. Why copper conduc-
tors have not been generally used sowng the expense
OF the material But by the present of rod all
the advantages above named by first cost TO
the consumer but little exceeding that which has usually
been paid for the iron rod while from its superior dura
protection which Affords it will be found to cost less in
the end than the iron rod
s THOMAS ARMSTRONG.
General Agent for Minnesota and Iowa
model of the rod be the Pioneer Office or
at the Merchants Hotel.
All orders for copper conductors will be promptly at
tended to by the above agent
st. Paul August Z, 1855. dim
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Hostile Corresp0ndence between James
h. Clay and George d. Prentice.
ASHLAND. July % 1919

ASHLAND, July 20, 1855.
Sir:-This note will be handed to Won by
my friend Major I. Lewinski A similar one
was addressed to you on the 18th, through my
friend Mr.. G. II. Pendell, who having lately
engaged in the practice of law in your city,
found the delivery of it inconsistent with his
views of the moral obligation of the oath he,
as lawyer, is required to take.
The object of this note is solely to inquire
whether you hold yourself personally response.
BILE, as gentleman, for publications made in
the newspaper which you are the editor, at
lacking private individuals. Hfer
l am, sir, your obedient servant,
.zs- JAMES B. CLAY.
10 Geo. d. Prentice, Esq, Editor of the
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From the Hon Thomas H Benton Senator from Missouri
WASHINGTON CITY, June &c 1913
Levi Dolbear, Esq.-Sir-Considerng a good hand
writing to be not only accomplishment but means
OF success to every engaged in business greatly ap
plaud your merorous exertons to improve the chirog
raphy of the age gentleman, or lady either, who
writes badly, writes willingly and consequently
often fail to write when they should and when thew do
write it is done at the last with haste and i'm
patience and consequently with faults of all kinds often
and njurng both the writer and the cause
which he advocates Wishing you every success in your
laudable undertakings, remain yours, respectfully
.... THOS. Ii. BENTON
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arge assortment of the above named lenses on hand
ready for insertion, scientifically warranted suit the
focus of the without strainng the sight the
least to every shape of frame which may be brought at
a reasonable rate. See handbills
Office on the Platform, opposite the Rice House. No g.
in the former Office of DIR. Berther, st. Paul
Julv 81 daw1r,
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10 Geo. d. Prentice, Esq, Editor of the
Louisville Journal. s4<l
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Thermometrical Record for 1855.
Kept by MokTos PACE, Druggists, Third st., ST. Paul
RECEIPTS, &c.
ARRIVEn.s

Steamer Oakland, Morrison, Sf<Louis. 49,.
4" Clarion, Moran, Galena. .- B..
." J. B. Gordon No. 2, up river.
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DEPARTED.

Steamer Golden Era, Atchison, GaIena.
Steamer Falls City, Murphy. Dubuque.
GO Clarion, Moran, Galena.
]. B. Gordon No. e. down river. j.
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OFF TODAY. -
Steamer Oakland, Morrison, Galena.
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TIE Tuay.

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from the city 2, 70 spn,somery a.. .I. pa
south and Ntrth line tse yiIaia ana Tsaaa.'ee
srS,s Ia, IN e, heal huSs.s q 70 ya whss E
eighty ave miles OPEN siesoto 7S being auoi.n, oft
through SOUNDING Wis variety nasr.i. oitss
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tho state supported generally by
virginia, with q
In, IL believed security boon recently offered
better character Tho Company have sgresd 70 SO. spar
the earangs OF the ad linking fund 10 meet tbs pay
ment Of them maturity and the have adopt
I'd line OF policy decisr. dividend
eAsh surplus after the interest and sinking fund have
been provided for.
The which the sale will bs made per cent
S,; na h1 a S1 rs n s. Of 10 ;s
interest to LIST July TO 30 allowed Tho right
ing all any part OF the bids reserved II deemed
interests Of tho Company to do Tho bonds will
lodged In bank TO be delivered when thu whsle
paid Full information will be given ell subjects
neoted with the financial Affairs OF the Company, which
could be derived by parties wishing - offer for thu bond
and document ard references obtained by applying 20
whom oie must DO sent, sealed and marked Tender for
JOHN ROBIN kcnANIEL,
President Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Co.
Tho Board Of Directors
HENRY DAVIS. THOMAS l.. PRESTON,
GEORGE STUART, WM. T, ANDERSON,
WILLIAM A. READ,
And &. y, M. GARNETT IL Chief Enrinser.
will receive scaled proposals for the above loan which
will remain with unopened TIL three O'Clock e. NJ OF
Thursday the 2ih day Of May next 10 then opened
the yrecnce Of the President other authorized
ADRIAN II. MULLER s. Wall street.
Now York, 9Th April, 1906
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