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Disasters, &c,

SHIP NORTHERN EAGLE, at Sydney, N. s. w, I'm Rich.
mend Va, experienced very heavy wesher throughout the
whole passage The n picked the Of ship G. L.
Sampson. before reported burnt At sea
BARK sARAH Avn Dinkwster 81 Charleston 18th, I'm. Liz.
epoo experienced heavy weather and constant head End
damaged sails. 6c
BARK Walden, (new Of Boston, I'm. Warren r. l.. for S.-
vsnnah In ballast missed stays beating 3s Gl, aud
ashore the southeast po Of Block Island but
OF s inst without assistance and arrived Newport, K L.
supposed without dsmsge.
BRIG RoBEkr BRUCE. (Br.) WlniDFton ~ c.,
ash'e the rocks Z Of Bermuda 9Th inst and
false keel sustained considerable damage and threw
9th enable her 70 Of Pat iuts Bermuda where
she temporarily repaired and proceeded voyage
will have the 81 Wilmington for repairs
SeHR. PANE OF THE SEA- Sydney N. s. w, July o. fm.
Batavia during heavy gaze had 81 her sails oosn sy and
PEELED throw about OF cargo overload
sCER RoCKPoRT, (of Camoep) Huke, FIN Rockport for
Charleston ruek the ocks the Of Sea Habor
nsht Of 10Th u and with her became to. loss Sss
and rigging saved She good sehr Of IFS 1yes Old
with CT go casks lime. Vessel and cargo ysuei
80 go is sued for 80 100 At Rock and.
scHE. EFFoET, cf Tresco smith M Tesc1t for Boston,
lumber loaded Gfndstons Ledge O~s Head
Me- sith cit Crew taken off, nigh the same
night the vessel dted ashore Ash Point Tie
lumber hiss been 'svec the vessel 10 badly damaged and
u Ains ashore No insurance.
scHR MAETHA spear f Rocksnd for Boston pat back to
ROcklsnd h with Ices Of DO ~spd, sprups kc
having been IN contact with .chf of Whitehead day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-03
Philadelphia Markets
FRIDAY, Nov. ..

Ipspecon Of FLOUR and MEAL for the week ending Nov
dpss; 7.s do Rye Flour; 2s Com Meal IS do.
deuned. fetal, Is So
Nothing cong In BARK The CorroS market is quiet but
waiting the .Isai Of the steamer. FLoUErhe stock Is very
reduced 200 bb standard super6ne sold 50 81 and
500 bb higher said be 80 80 q bb for
good straight brsnd, which establishes further advance For
home have ranged from - IS 80 50 for common
ard GOOD brands aud 20 and family
Flour. RYE FLOUR Is scarce, and small sale was made o.
Sc 5 CoKS AEsL-.5f bbls sold - ST. and SO ibis old
stock public WHEAT scarce and ~.nted TO
day further advance Od2 coo bushels have been sold
S2dSz OS fer reds s2l5d 81 % for whe; hold
ask CoRS steady with sales Of 600 bushels vel
lev sc is Worth e5d67e. RYE-About 20 bushels
Wetrn brought al Is OATs4 o bushels Southern sold 81
4e Afost In GROCERIES and Provisions there little
nothing doing. and the markets uIcnssged SEED-So
saes WHISKY rather her with sales CT bbls ile and
hhds. a. 4Oc 4 EaIon.
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British and Amer lean Iron Market.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. ?, 1885

.
A, the qu.rtery meeting held At wLsa stsHOrd'hire
was de rrined x the price Of "a for the quarter
rev makers demanded 20 10 the hKed aud
boidir price, The quotations 81 Liverpool resin
reported has declined 5-no~ quoted
at 10 S. The market for American Pig h.s been qGte
ed during the past three weeks few fana,e masters
have been very esser before the close Of Nav
raon which tended depress the market than
other There .evers furnaces from which
the No. realizing $50 Attic ufh conrde able sales IN nis
ard ga In The Interior sales OF No
are $50 Nos and have experienced the
ed stss-No sips from 81 20 e& - per brand .ns
quality and No from s2l 10 s2+
The Of Pig ..cesined were 2iSe tuns
curnz days exclusive Of a. rsns.cons OF parties not
doing this city. No s. the susq a-h.nna
So Bars continue IN active densod u
s7o 70 SIS Sheet. Nails Blooms and Rails lsst
ported small sale Of second quality Blooms was made
a.
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MARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF gEw-YoKK -,
Cleared.

Ste.n.bip.-Yerm.nn Hgrns. Bremen viA sou,h.np,on,
G. H. ssnc Arel Lefevr., Havrs d. Torrance Crescent
Ciiy Grsy H,vsps " o. Rnbsrts.
ship.-Ophsn K.mpton Ee~-Orls,n.. Roben 'ostcki
j. A. We.ervelt Hoodess, Li.-rpoo, Isyor hien hoso
CAsts Slower Aruerp J. W. EW-! Co Mercury, Ffeteh,
Hsvre Boyd Hincksn Gazetteer Victim s0n s'po9,J
Wallace 4 Co; Emplre Z,reg. LIVERPOOL, Leren Co.
Bsrt-Msy Queen Tovne B.th1r.t. Carlisle Limm-rnIn,
Bngs-Bae, Jo,selyn, - Barks, SG.l~ ,od, Anszrson
a. Co.: T. o. Holt, Doll e. Nuevtts. 2 }. Peter II
bert (Br Wilson. Jsnsie. j. Picard; W. T. Cstterned'
Preston Fr,uk in. H. d. Brookman s. Co.
schootefs-E. J. Wu.etts LoIE, WAsLiogton, J. Il
Mathew Rio Gfsnde Barueson :. en- A. ) Beoson Co.
Loosoui Butler BaeksyIs, B. Blossom SOP; American
Belle Brown Boston, Lewis; 5aHA, Mos, hich noud.
Persou, Laura Gertrude Farchi, Chsueston, D0lneE
a Potter; hAlths Shsw PhAde phii j. Hand
SooT-RieI II Durfee New,0rt master
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MarketsLReported By Telegraph.

CHAELEsToS, Nov. 2-Our CorToX market Is quiet Sales
20 day OF $50 bales ~ full price.
NEw-ORLL,Ss. Oct Sl-Corros uneharssd in price, with
moderate demand sales dsy so bales the receipts az ell
Suhera rois 800 eco bales shesd Of the date last
year FLOUR quoted sc u.s. bat hoders demanding
advance. Nothing doing IN CosS-quoted at 7sc.
Bow 2-CorroS uncb anfed; sales today 100 bslss Sales
for the week bales Receipts f0T the week " 900 bales
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-03

Total. 10 mos. (of5Ib w S5tJooNU0
4rsre gate xports
Specie and Merchandise
The steamer tomorrow will take about 5000, OOO of
of which about $4,000 are shipped by Messrs.
Won Hoffman Co. and Schuchardt Gebhard.
The treasurers Statement for October is annexed
TpEsURERs STATEMENT snoring TIE amount al his credit in
< Treasury Nth 0aiitnf treas and Designated de-
postaye and The Mint dsd bdnehe' BY reeeri
Monday Get r. 1855 the amount for Dhh drafts hare
been then unpaid and The amount then
manning subject DAFT Snoring, also he duJSnt Of &
u,e ran)ers and from dposttGries ordered By The
SeeTstary Of ne irea'uy Amt subject
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hArkets-CAkLEuIL1 RrroRrrp roR Tur TnIpuy.

uAfketssCAREFCILT HrPORTLD FOR Tx TRIBUNE.
- FspAY Nov ?, 1856.
BEESwAX-A very quiet market; sinai .. es Of American
yelo~ have been made 81 = .7le
CANDLESA brss mAnd exists the California market
and prices shsde higher sales OOO boxes wea sr.s
Sic and Paenf &c.
AsHEsrhe market is Sziet for both kinds ovins TO the
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To Marfnen.

Bark Fanny Msjor Sydney from San Francisco report.
July g la Is - lon l7s 81 e passed eor, reef
o ao~I IN the chart and upon sounding found sho
The reef extended and west mile and hsf and
about half mile north and south
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-03
politital Notifies.

Sixteenth Ward Municipal Reform Nominations
FT 14deT a1aA. ........sAAUEL DE LA MATER
Dist i2.HEShY JENKINS.
20 c,ur1,Iz.n } Dist. +5.AUGUSrUs C. BOORAEM,
Dist +i.W Liam II. BULL,
Dist B.ED WEsTPRvELr
~ Ass<no-. BEaRIAS
essv Of Cozns. SCHOOL,. 10 IN De LA MATER
hspsef". l. ROsENMILLER
S&..t,~, B. C. WASDELL.
EDMUND r. MILLEA
WILLIAM II. SMITH, ChSrnar
IHOhAs CUNNING, j., Secretary.
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BY Telegraph.
NFW.ORIEAl

NEW. ORLEANS-Ar. Nov. |, ships Wellheet, Elizabeth
Cicero, adams all from Boston also ship Louisiana
Col Led ard both New York. also ship Plymouth
from Philadelphia AR. Nov. ?, ship Loeb Lomond TN
BOstCn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-03

We annex the comparative imports and exports OF
hs port for October, showing large increase Of i'm
ports over last yesr-pesy four mil ions Of doiars-
and Of exports other than specie Of about seventeen
hundred thousand dollars. The exports Of specie have
been 900 ess than in October last year and the
exports Of domestic produce about 100000 greater
The fgnres are:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-03

The business OF the Clearing house was s23 ga, 700.
The Louisville Journal of one day last week says,
we understand that one Of our pork house firms sold
yesterday to an English packer 20, 900 hogs at St
from the hooks. An average Of 200 b net = hog
wsuld make the aggregate amount involved in the
transaction s24O 900. This is believe, the largest
transaction that has ever taken place in this market.
The money markets are becoming more stringent
both at Philadelphia and Boston. The specie in the
Boston banks has run down to $500 900. In Phila
delpha the amount is unknown, az the banks make
no statements.
The duties collected at Boston for the month ending
Oet 81, to3sS w. q
Collected tor the month end Oct 81, ls4... SOS 49S s.
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THURSDAY EvESISG, Nov. !, lss1
To tbe Editor of The Herald; Beina a. q nssdtf

THURSDAY EvESISG, Nov l. lsA
To the Editor of The Herald; Belng a. . nseur
the Fiit-, 18th Ward this evening informed By re-
that M Peos marks al the Reform mesnaf
sisted IL substance hat hsd been nominated sat .r
before the people with view to the oessi OF MI 49,
LsfnEwe the candidate # the Reform J. and ina
paid BY Mr. Connolly TO rstIn my position. TIE '1'
nominate by convention before shIch NJ Lemg.J
candidate weeks before he received the n0missos
any party, refgtson Of the frE charge and that
bad word Of cor yerssti with Nj G mol J. sDa w
know bin persouay y, 10 my 20 the second 80
fur her for the Information Of my iends usl
days terror the date OF this have receives -
Mr.. Peeb ham and Mr.. len, friends OF Mr Lenpfse.' -
offer Of thousand dollar, and osr,in ether -
side rstOni induce with rswa In bic favor
s,tion ss1tly REJECTED al shall under soy sIss,
c cuu remain candidate Tor the suffsses OF J
cit 1sns foI the oaee VI County Clerk unu INC e'''
HoyemterS. Respectfully, yy1r seryen,, M try IT,
Gin and County IF Nelr- York ss-Georss Peeahs M
duy s~on de pose. ssJs be has rs.d The above e1
Eew.Yotk Herald that up 70 this time be b.
Robert Besty Jr that never bim thn o. -
auy enurngr esticn with him not know hm ~
hat he abatement contained the above c-rd 80
and sic usy false ofef msfe ~ nn n -
dr,oy or ncireety that Il - the hrm Al
depontnt tst SAID Robert Beatty IT, pennsd %.
knowing IL 20 be false (siIDed) Oko rben
sworn 10 before this ID day Of Vow, 1870 n.eSl
] l. HALsEY, Comm ss0neE OF pee---
al
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Aeeeipts Of Produce

p s.~a Rs-.- B.ats-is REQ bbs Fear " 10 bush. Wis.,
le 90 busb O.s sc boh Barley, 1890 b1ss Corn IL 'O
By Eyis Raa,oaS-IO on bbs Flour ls2 pls. wsssy' a'o
IA I.ef
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-03

sl,sii,se 4inst s73s,sa. Tie amount ssfg i,so
warehouse n increasing. The simultaneous arrival OF
he stesrhers Hermann and ARIEL caused the large in
srease The details are:
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s for Pearls stoei Of Ashes In tbs nspse'Hn Of
i-,,si Palmer 4 Co, Nov. Z, 1888; 49,. ~ 81.

COPPIR-EeS shesthtns hrm, with TAR demand ~ JIG
for .as ase 34e- ana. FELLOW Meta IN small S"eA
and firm he -. 49,. .-.s.-. L. a.. -
-. a. o,.,,n .Ayioss per There more disposition
:, - h.ee. Rot b1,er, would come forward st
S fie The market closes dull and heavy a; oar annexed
,,,. xht.b Tor some descri pons show .c decllos:
tu''s'' stu.yosI ct.asgFicArI0S
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Passengers Arrived

IN "a. b-so g. d. ovtOu from Berr a&a-S Tucker and isiy
Mis- n FlsmuE. H. Inoser.
h IA barE Rsbeoca from RIO JdA<V0-AlsI Bsre.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-03

coFYFF-l dull market; prices rze steady The stock
h, s ,riy.i Of he om Rio. The sal. to-day
az. I'D bsss Hlo Al il!o Is bsss Aa,eseo ilte and
10 mat. Java on terms trsnspef The oet OF az knds 90
b,ns h. evening i ~ foowl GOO bass Of the o-k OHIO
tsld for sIeca.,tlon ard hot cfeiing- -
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werki.smes', Enthusiastically AND COUNTY
TICKET
sA~rg..................-.....w wv " MCINTYRE
CSsass CLrk...,........-.... OEORGE SHER xoon
floHs lVsS WV.
DER GAMB'F
o'''10'''''''''''''"''''''' HARLEs Nj SINg
IN. ODOSNFLL
Con ,yolI>y ............ .......... Phil ~. ESOs
Alr,sf ~ .ssts1., ............JANE DEWEY
suL ~ bpat-, ana SlJp',''..JNI-l DODGE
CHy i,Jseto- Nhl>rlAS sCgayvp,
Ce,ps'siasn COuassi. .. tEODUA T. TOMLINs1s
GOroH'r q tie iI"' hes., william H. ALBERrsos
SAMUEL L sELDgN
'1e'" " o'"'@ -T''a"'' JOSEPH MULLINS isra'
EDWARD P cowLEs' ''a-
J''i'f'' q s'T''"' c'D'''' CHARLES Pc, s0ssyF 's
,,. s..-... S,..., ItFOiS wOODsUPs NY
'HoS" y sSFN''"' ''-''''''' Murray HOeFs,S
Juec, o5 Coy-os Plan. ...CAMsRIpGE vISGsrOr
Jusrics u horias C0srf ..CdA>. T. nIROSALI. ~
n .1eE OF ths HoTaiu guer fnoous N uiue. c,-.,
House. w ARBt THNOr, Gaia, 'es
nFNNis ncLACcHtfN, w.. -
WILLIAM :. GsEGosr,)
JACOB r. sLAf.Hr
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To PoIiticiau..-rhe small IsDIA-RU Bshh "a 20 ss CD
BASs ,o ir dispenssbe for holding Election Bao@ - yaE
tsired a. The Ipes Rubber Store No. 20 Broadway wv
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To Ne Edor Of The " Y Tribune
Sir; An article was published in The NewYerk Her
AID the 9Th ut giving OF the NewYot Central
Railroad Consolidation which has pronounced false in al
essential particulars by The bauy Evening Jourua Nov
ikpov the statements be in ali essential particular; aud
that The public may what they and that the friends OF
The Central them II they nelose the article
with the reQue. that you will puhsh advertisement
FrJm TIE NsVe York Herald Of OF. s.
me Ne~SoSk Central rsroad consolidation viewed
commercially or morally, theoretically practically In the
hight ofu~Pe distortion compound exiortiou In the bare
faced hnsvey OF the or blind stupidity Of the VIC
TINA exhn game Of successful fraud unparalleled IN the an
malls u railroads TheoreneAly dmpy the members Of
6rm going into he store certain day and marx their
sood ore hundred per perfectly nnoeen. transaction
Practically however the consolidation something moro
Certain membe Of the hrm-the discoveries Of this new pao
Of doubling fortune dsy-befoIe the inventory q taken
oonse buy up secretly and for immense antisy
Of worthless trash and musse into the leaving u
90 sq,sl TO the beet
The consolidation scheme orisins,ed Albany. There is
set Of political soe obbers hspe. con ss.te tha.
CITY every Winter for the purpose Legislature
cnops Its action and taking toll upon every passes
fhey constantly hemine P tns and maneuvns every
.,rt Of corrupt indecent manner 10
t< selfish and sortd ends They stop everything
NJ psthnE They he cheat, besy SANDER fser bbe 20
Sesyee unbeard Of In any other city the world In the
iss Of 1852 IS these ooneoe.ed he scheme Of cOrsO
assj,s Tie des1 infinitely SET down, and each man
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-03

The steamship Ocsan Bird Capt Graham, for Havana md
did proceed 70 yesterday but anchored
Quarantine sccount Of the fog she retained to the city
this morning for the ships which had been received
board
The ship RObens Bartlett for LondOn, has anchored
Quarantine.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-03

Extract from the minutes Of the meeting 9Q
Municipal Reform Committee, held al the UHi'sfsH
Oct =, S55: -.
Re,ot,ed That th.: this Committee cordially ndor~ sldF
prove the nomination Of
WILLIAM TRUsLOw Esq..
As candidate for Coa Gilman 10 the ALlAh COanc Dsna
(XYIIth WnIc) M Tuslow having discbs'ge the data
that ofice during the past year With sisnal tcesy 70 n
public tess thereby proving himself ht, honest AMI ~
BE aud we commend hum the confidence and support oH
COPS ucpis reliable and CONSTANT tend OF genuife nAN
10 Cry sfsirs. Also,
B,,or,d that this Committee ndorss the nomination. 81
Mr. DANIELT NACFARLANE,
As Councilman Tor the Lth Council District, XVfth Ward
h. ". SCHIEFFELIS Secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-03

Total, 10 months Z l2e 10000 GIL ,s9e,oSo
n will be seen the imports keep up this October
while they declined largely last year.
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Now should ike know ii road which has BY the mis-
management natural and exeusbe of lis
BY the progress Of the requiring odfAoned nate
nal machinery Inclined Plains ceuiEOus routes he,yy grades
odfsshoned engines, &C. give place and i'm
proved being compelled increase its capital hun
bred per and then ssSn BY ito voluntary and In
violation psnest rule, Of common sense its
capital second time hundred per should like
tbOw say if such road hss jur night expect
profits the thrss hundred cent capital
hundred actual hundred wAsted) n stands to-day
And this oo It be remembered when the field for eompe
ton perfectly free and open the world In our adsmeEt
the idea Is unreasonable. unnatural, absurd.
Nst~ York New. !, 1855
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Seventeenth Ward Forty ninth Council District.
MUNICIPAL REFORM NOMINATION.
Fw CoSseladn.. TRCSLOW.
Approved and incofsed BY the General Ref Committee
H. ". sCHIEBFELlN Secretary,
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IMPORTS At NEW YORK.
lAHS

The imports and exports Of the year thus far have
haan.
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hEF-1OkE Ntaralf ~ -
Upl.nds. Florida Mobile. y. 0.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1855-05-30
WISHING.
Z by JOHN @. SAKE.

by JOHN G.. SAKE.
OF all amusement for the mind, u aiah si
From lodge down tolflshing, i7au iao.
There isn't one that you can find "a,
'' So very cheap as wishing!"
A very choice diversion, too, 9'tI 9ii g
sa If we rightly lit, gd ," cod a"Ht'
And not, as we are aptto do, 'n19 h1'
Pervert and abuse it. arl a ,e.. tsi OIL
wish-a common wish, indeed
My purse was something fatter,
That Nigh. cheer the child of need, 'N 4
And not my pride to fatter .'H' ~ fIH.
That might make oppression reel, ol p
AS only gold can make it ..... .g'sA1e
And break the tyrants rod Of steel, aorgIa
AS only gold can break it. ,li foIi-a
wsh-that Sympathy and Love, .'...'..,.
And every human passion
That has its origin above,
=, Would come, and keep in fashion; s,...
That Scorn, and Jealousy, and Hate,
And every base emotion,
Were buried fifty fathoms deep - ...
Beneath the waves of ocean.
/ wish-that friends were always true,
And motives always pure; ,. ..,... %.
/ wish the good were not so few,
wish the bad were fewer; ..... ..'al
Iwish that persons ne'er forgot r -.,-r,
To heed their pious teaching; .. g.
wish that practicing was not
So different from preaching. ~, .r,,r u
wish that modest worth might be Ifi
Appraised with truth and candor ;iii 2 o..
wish that Innocence were free
From treachery and SANDER;
wish that men their VOWS would mind
That women ne'er were rovers
Iwish that wives were always kind,
And husbands always lovers! .
Iwish-in fne--that joy and mirth,
And every good Ideal,
May come, erewhie, throughout the earth,
To be the glorious Real; ...,rs.a vs.
Till God shall every creature bless a..
With his supremest blessing, ..,
And hope be lost in happiness.
And wishing be possessing!
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1855-05-30
A SPIRITED EDITOR.

G. w. Brown, of the Kansas Herald of Free
dom, is one of the most independent editors in
the West. He is said to stand six feet in his
boots and his entire personal appearance ar
CUES great resolution to carry out his purpos-
es Hear how he talks about the Parkville mob,
and the threats that have been made against
him: roI aIl.l Z n9aH eI eGs qr. ..da
A FREE PREss.-It.was said by the rioters
in Parkville last Saturday, that the destruction
of the Luninary Office was designed as an ex-
ample to Others and il was very knowingly hint
ed that ours will meet similar fate. Very well,
we have concluded to give any number OF per.
sons who wish to perpetrate such an act of fol-
ly, a trip on free pass to kingdom come," and
we pledge them every assistance in our power.
Probably many Of them never took an upward
journey, and would like to try the experiment
of sailing on a blaze of glory such as couple
of kegs of gunpowder, exploded at an oppor-
tune occasion, would furnish. We have not a
member in our family, ourself included, who
would not deem a transit into the future life
with compqgnOuS du royage of a goodly pumber
of printing press destroyers as a favor rarely to
be met with.
Should the Herald of Freedom office at any
time be invaded for the purpose of destruction,
we give this timely warning to all, both friend
and foe, that unless they wish to ego up" they
had better keep aloof from its immediate vcini-
ty, for our purpose is fixed, and the consequen-
ces cannot be prevented. a
We have prepared duplicate copy of our
subscription books, and that subscribers may
not be losers by any contingency which may
arise, we hereby authorize and depute our es-
teened friend and General Agent, H. A. Bill
lings, Esq, to resume the publication of the
Herald Of Freedom, should it be suspended by
violence, at such point as he may designate, and
we further donate to him our entire effects 10
the publication of such paper with this one con-
dition that he shall give the advocates of slave
ry particular |" Jessee" during the balance of his
life. a' f'o... l'al beE -i...I
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1855-05-30

How OUR BODIES ARE MADE UP-Eatng is
the process by which the noblest Of terrestrial
fabrics,is constantly repaired. All our limbs
aud organs had been picked up from our plates,
we have been served up at table many times
over. Every individual is literally mass of
vivified viands; he is an epitome of innumerable
meals, Liebig states that an adult pig weighing
one hundred and twenty pounds, will consume
FIVE thousand one hundred and ten pounds of
potatoes in the course of a year, and yet at the
expiration of that period its weight may not
have increased single ounce. .aifli' '.f'.
9sDI9 hU ,gi.H o( Scientific American.