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DEV. JOHN LANAHAN, PASTOR OF THE
Ii EXETER STREET, VI. E. CHURCH.-A
strong desire 10 benefit the afflicted induces nm
thus 10 cer'ny. We chal enge any other medicine
TO present such mass Of testimony from gentlemen
and ladies of high standing of our own we'll known
citizens. who testify of cures of COUGH, BRON
CHITIS, RHEUMATISM. DYSPEPSIA, SC
BALTIMORE, January 9th, 1855.
MesSTs. Mortimer 4 MomJrqy:
take pleasure in saving TO you that have used
your "HamDtGn's TinctUre" with very great profit.
From a serious throat affection, my general health
had become very much impaired, when Z com
menced 10 use 6 HamptoE'S TIncturc." ! found
its effects upon my general health most salutary.-
My nervous system and digestive organs soon right
cd up under its use.
| have several times recommended it 10 my
friends, and in every case far | have been in
formed, they have use it with success.
Yours truly,
JOHN LAEAHAE, Pastor
OfETeter ST., ". E. Church, Baltimore.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT, March S, 1855.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN to the holders Of
IN stock OF the United States described In the fol-
lowing notice Of Sd January last, that for the pur
pose of completing the purchase of the amount
therein named, this department will continue to
purchase, upon the terms of said notice. to the ex-
tent of the residue of the sum proposed not yet OBJ
taned-say ,l5S,5S5 O5, If said stocks are offered
and received here prior TO the first day Of June next
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, January 3, le55.
Notice is hereby given to the holders of the fol-
lowing described stocks of the United States, that
this department is prepared to purchase, at any time
between the date hereof and the 1st day of March
next, portions of those stocks, amounting i'm the ag
gregate TO Sl,900,O0O, IN the manner and on the
te ms hereinafter mentioned, to wit:
In case of any contingent competition, within the
amount stated, preference will be gwen in the order
of time in which said stocks may be offered. The
certificates, duly assigned to the United States by
the parties who are to receive the amount thereof
must be transD itted to this department; upon the
receipt whereof, price will be paid compounded
of the following particulars:
/. The par value, or aLount speciiedi in each Ger
t:.icate.
2. A premium on The stock of the loan au,horiz d
ty the act of July, 1916, redeemGbie November -,
1850, of2S per cent; on the stock Of the loan au
thoriEed by the act Of lS42, redcemabe 3lst Decem
Der, 1862, 0f 10 per cent; the stock of the loans
authorized by the acts of l647 and l848 I'd redeem
able, the former on thu 3lst December, 1867, and
the latter on the 2Oh June, 1868, of l6 per cent
and on the stock Of the loan authorized by the act
o. 1850, and redeemable on the 3lst of December,
1854, commonly called the Texan indemnify
per cent
g. Interest on the par Of each certificate from the
lst 4" January, 1855, the date of receipt and set
tlen,ent at the Treasury, with the allowance for
the money TO reach the owne of one days interest
in addition.
Payment for said stocks will be made in drafts of
the Treasurer of the United States on the assistant
reasurer at Boston, New York, Philadelphia as the
parties may direct.
But to certificate will be entitled to the benefit Of
this notice which shall not be actually received at
A.,
next. JAMES GUTHRIE.
mar 6-6tJunel Secretary of tl.e Treasury.
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On nArriase, its duties All disQua!ilcations, and
thsIr remedies; with utsoSr2phs, illustrating the
anatomy AID phyzio3ogy, an d-sssEs CT the repro
ductEe orgSas Of both sexes, theT structure, cses
and functfops. A popular and conpreh eas 20 troa-
tie on tbs duties and cs5ua'':As gingle ard mar.
I'D life-AEppy sIi truitscl H1IsI,es, mode CT se-
e-ring them IntecitS!sj :isi Intelile o1eS-their
e5Ei.tion srd renoSs.--t5. portSnt hints to those
ccEtsupl sting nsE1iEC ny. i-aI vii overcome OBJ
jsctors &c Il; non- hsxeS<r. shcali take this I'm.
portSnt sep VI i.Sout trst consulting its pages
oomEsntsries g. TIE diseases and MEDICAL treatment
Of fem slss frcE- Infancy 70 old Ase each csse grsph
Ioxly illustrated By beautiful HtAogEsphic plates
rsrvoas debility It's causes snd cure, hy prCcsSs
A. once so simple, o.fs Gna effeCtCA that failure Is
Inpassib.s-rElss FOR daily managsrleat--an essay
CT SporuS tnrrkGes Sith practical observations OF
s...- AID more succsssfci iICis CT tr'ztEsnt-pre
e.uSicn..y hints tbs s7.- resulting nor snpIrl
Ell p-s.s:ce-an essay OF I'll dissSS4s sIis-g f:Gm
Indisersil7n, with plain and siElps rules ly ~hich
al EeIscns csn cure The ElsCIysJ Without mercury
ror.eics Tor those self inscte1 niscres and di5Sp
Pointed hopss - unfortunately prevalent Ia the
young. 1t Is uthf1l atTiser TO the married ani
thOse cont e plstiEy marriage. Its peFusal is p=r
lieuiariy rocClaEended to peIScns entertaining 60
eret Iou0ts oI their physical condition. ard who
conscious Of karing haIsrdst the health, happiness
and privileges 70 which every human being Is tL-
htled 20.
Lar. Mailed free OF postage tc sny part OF the Uh
ted States
N.B.-Those who prefer raay consult Dr. Ia cGoIs
UPON any Of TIE diseases upon which hL Doc treats
either personally o. BY mail. Asd:cine sent 10 soy
part Of the Union according to directions, sassl.
Address DR.. VI. b. La CROIX, No. 81 Maiden Lsns
or Post Once Box 579, Albany, ". Y.
- Once open daily from N to p n, and on
Sunday from until n.
Once Rsaoy sd from No. 66 Beaver st.
b u Maiden Lxas, Albany, NY.
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U"At length" said an unfortunate
man, who had been ruined by vexatious
lawsuits, eat length / have found happi.
ness, for am reduced to necessity, and
that is the only thing know Of which
has no law" y
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BACKBITING.-The not uncommon GUS
tom of pelting friend after he has left
the company, seems to have been derived
from the practice of the ancient tribes,
who erected a monument to a departed
hero, by throwing stones upon him.
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l. o o X He Ell

NEORE BOUNTY LAND To ILL who served
NI in ANY WAR since 1870, whether As Officers
Soldiers, Sailors, Marines, Clerks, Indians Chan
Iains, Wagon Masters, Teamstsrs, Landsmen. Tor
their widows or minor chIldIen) who have not yet
received full 100 acres and have been in service IA
days will do well IT, write 20 Us, postpaid, and their
Land Warrants will BE- forwarded TO them for the
above quantity, and no charge Il they do not get II.
LLOYD CO.,
Claim Agents Office, opposite U. :. Treasury
Washington City, ID. mar O. i'm
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"" Bob, did you settle that business
with Simpkins, yet 2" Yes-he kicked
me off the stoop last week, and since
that he has stopped bothering me-"
Bob's ideas of bolhering" are Certainly
original.
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CITRF FITS-PEADi

CURE FITS-READ!
kfore 10 The Sick than GOH.-FrOm one OF the most
respectable Druggists in South Carolina.
CHARLESTON, 2. T.. Sept. 81, 1853.
Mass.s. MORTIMER Il MOwBRAY The sale Of
youT 1amp;nns Vegetable Tmctnre is increasing
every day, and every bottle sold recommend a.
vnlua lie medicine To the affiicta1 Several of or,
planters have tTed il in different cases with ss,on
lsing success and are sS;;llg it by half dozens. II
mas been found 10 be the greatest remedy for rhcu
matte affections, and a wonderful cure ha, been
performed on a negro bow, suffering from Fits.
viii furnish you with number Of certificates if Won
wish them
am, gentlemen. yours, w. G.. TRoTT.
Call and get pamphlets gratis, and see cures of
Cough, Bronchitis, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Dys
pepsia, Nervousness and General Weakness. AS a
female medicine for delicate children we believe
il unequallet.
Sold by MORTIMER s. MOWBRAY. 40 Bati-
more street, Baltimore, and 3G4 Broadway, N. York
CHAs. STorT Co., J. B. MOORE, ID. B. CLARKE,
CLARKE BOwLIss, w. ELLIOT, and ii. MCPHgR-
SON, Washington; also, by K ). F. CT sEL, George
town; and e. Z. BERRY, Alexandria, and by Drug
gists everywhere. feb 2l-u
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rGNO MEMBERS OF CONGRESS & OTHERS.
| SILVER SPOONS, FORKS, &e.-M. w.
GAIT s. BRO. invi'c special attention TO their
stock Of pure Silver Table, Dessert, and Tea spoons
and Forks, Ladies, Butter Knives, and all other ar
cles of pure Silver Ware, which Is larger and
varied than ever offered TO their customers.
NJ. w. GAIT & BRO,
724 Pa avenue betw. 9Th and 10Ih SITS.
feb 23Ltf
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JOHN LAEAHAE, Pastor
or Exeter ST., NJ. z. ChIrch, BaltimOl
BLEEDING OF TIE LUNGS,

DI4LLDINU Of TIE LUNGS,
RALEIGH, N. c., Feb. 8, 1855.
EessTi. Mortimer & Mou5ray:
do here y certify that about twelve months ago
| was taken with severe hemOrrhage of the Lungs
and had four attacks Of il | was advised to try DR..
iiamptOn's Vegetable Tiacture. 4 procured one
I0ttle, and after taking which, was satisfied that
was much better; and that, after taking the fourth
bottle, was entirely well, and now enjoy as good
h. alth ever | cid in my life. l can and do with
out the least hesitation. recommend the Tincture
10 ell persons afflicted in my way.
Yours, GEO. w. WEAKLKT.
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EAA'5 PATENT AMERICAN ACCORDEONS.
II Several of these new and improaed instruments
Just received and for sale AT the Musle Depot
HILBUS 4 HITZ.
Also, 6 dozen Of Faa's new and cheap instruction
Books, price 25 cents.
The public are invited 10 examine these Accorde
ois having received the first premiums in every ex
moit on exhibited. HlLBUS l. HlTZ,.
mar ~ Sole Agents.
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nGAFHEsS CURED.-The following is

N DGAFHEss CURED.-rhe following is
~ taken from ScO:t's Weekly:
DEAFNESS-We understand that the Success
which has followed the use CT SCARfA'S ACOUS-
TIC OIL, in cases CT Deafness, has been astOnish-
ing, thousands Of persons aving been cured, whose
cases Were considered hopeless The calls for this
medicine are from all parts of the country, it being,
we believe the only article before the public for tie
cure OF that distressing disease
Be particular and buy of Il. d. GILMAN, Wash
in gtnn, ID. C., and S S. HANCE, Baltimore, Nd, as
there is counterfeit article in the market.
feb 2S-2m
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GR ND FIREhEN's AND CIVIC BALL
TO BE GIVEN BY THE
Columbia Fire Companv 10. !

AT JACKSON HALL,
EASTER MONDAY NIGHT, April 9th, 1855.
THE members of the Company pledge themselves
i that nothing will be left undons TO make il one
of the best balls of the season.
Professor Louis Weber's celebrated COtillon band
has been engaged for the occasion.
Firemen are requested to appear in uniform.
No hats or caps will be allowed in the hall except
those worn by firenen.
Tickets ONE DOLLAR-admitting one gentle
man and ladies'; TO be had at the principal hotels,
and at the door on the evening of the bali.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Thos. Young,
Jas Lowe, Thos. Dwver,
Jas Martin, Isaac Beers.
Reception Committee.
JAS Martin, Jas Coleman, GF SmallwooJ,
T Young, ii Purdy, II Harrison,
f II Sage, A McDcrmOtt, M Marceron,
Beers, & Robinson, Jos MarcerCp,
PJ Ennis, ID w Iarboe.
mar q, 81 %, 81 ,Apr2, "a ,7,S9
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NOTICE TO FLUTISTS.-EISENBRA
~ superior Premium Diasonic Flutes and Clarion
cites will be on exhibition and for sale for o few
mar 10
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UtkhE Ell DJUh EVBH
PUBLISHED, sGd containing
E5sriJ d ubie the quantity OF
rsaiiag mater In that Of the
EIETY CENTS Oh DOLLAR
PUBLICATIONS.
1t treats 5a tie PHYSiOLO-
GY cR EAR&IiGE, sud the
SecrsG .TS-nites and disorder
Ct ycu.h Ed maturity, re-
EulliEs from e1csssss, which
destrcy the physical and men
tRl poUers, with observations
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TABLE CUTLERY, ALBATA FORKS
AND SPOONS, sc
lust received large assortment Of superior Ia
u BILE Cutlery of every variety.
Also, every stgle of the finest quality ALBATA
FORKS, SPOONS, TEA SETS, CAKE BAS-
KETS, CASTORS, &c.
NJ. w. GAIT g. BRO,
324 Pa. ave., betw. 9Th and 10Th SITS.
mar l2-u
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NJ ARPIN's UNRIVALLED GUITARS.-Three
lNl OF these superb instruments are now on eIhI-
bltOn ioT limited pvIiDt, al or Music Store. The
charming beauty OF their elicIts the universal
encomiums Of Professors and Amateurs
HlLBUS x HITZ,
mar Il Sole Agents.
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STOP YOUR COUGHING,

STOP YOUR COUGHING.
UST received, per Adams & Co.'s Express one
~ case OF Ma,llard's New York Gold Medal GUM
DROPS, consisting of Banana, Vanilla, Raspberry,
Lemon, and HorehOund favors.
Also, complete assortment Of his celebrated
Chocolates, of universal reputation and without
rival In the United States.
For sale At u. NJ p KINGS
265 Vermont avenue, corner street.
mar I6-tf
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HAIR WORK.
ORNAMENTS of Hair, such as Bracelets, Chat
~ claims, Chains, Breastpins, Earrings, Finger
Rings, made TO order, of any desired design.
All orders faithfully attended to.
Specimens may be seen at my store.
III. SEMKEN,
No. $40 Pa. ay., between 9th and 10Th sts.
Mar 30
DERRY'S AND GILLOTT's STEEL PENS
J. various kinds and sizes, bough; in person from
the makers and warranted genuine.
MAJ 9 FRANCK TAYLOR,
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TAKE EOTICE.
NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
PATENT ICE PITCHER.

PATENT ICE PITCHER.
This PITCHER Is similar in appearance, and
Il equally convenient To those in common use, but
is Constructed that when the is down every
part of its contents is doubly cncased from the at
mosphere, The effect Of which is that one and half
pounds of ice placed in three pints of water will
last nearly seven hours, whereas, the same weight
6f ice IN a like quantity and temperature Of water
in common pitcher, only lasts about two hours
Being composed of metal, 1t is of course more du-
rable than the ordinary china pitcher. This, taken
Ia co iIeIion with the convenience and luxury of
a. ways having ice-water on land and the immense
saving of ice, renders il decidedly the most eco
nomical pitcher now in use.
For sale at the manufT cturer's retail prices by
&. w. BOTELER,
ap Scott Iron Hall.
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ID L; Il 8 . n WITH DEFECTIVE
vision are invited 10 examine my
extensive stock of all kinds Of SPECTA ,ees3EHAeN
Giles and EYE GLASSES. Glasses
of aay kind, such rs Cataract p"- ,, ->p
~ --..Ie COncave, Double Convex, and
.oored Glasses, put in at short notice, with great
care, and persons in want of glasses may be sure
to get those which benefit the eye.
RS- Circulars ''Defective Vis!on," gratis at
ii. SEMkEN'S,
33O Pa. avenue, betw. 9th and 10th sts.
mar 20
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REFRIGERATORs, WATER COO

INTERPRETATIONS, WATER COOL
ERS, ICE CREAM FREEZERs, &C.
ID ECElVED this day a supply of Wateman's
IL Patent Ventilated REFRIGERATORS, univer-
sally acknowledged to be the best Refrigerator ever
presented 10 the public
Austin's Patent Magic Ice Cream Freezer war
ranted TO produce superior Cream in five minutes.
Water Coolers, all sizes, together with a general
assortment of House Furnishing Goods all of which
will be sold at reduced prices.
c. w. BOTELER,
ap Eeo6t Iron Hall.
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Private Medical Treaties

PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW Or MARRIAGE,
n. B. LA CE5IX, M. D.,
ALBANY, " Y.
$50 PAGES and leo Fine Plain AID Colored utho-
graphs and Plates.
e. Price oHfy S5 Cents. -2c
kRrSsnt sss Of postage % all parts OF the Unioua
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ORDNANCE MEMORANDA; Percussion Locks
" and Primers, by 1t. Dahgren, U. :. ~, IN
charge Of experimental department., vel, with en-.
craving; piee 81 25. FRANCk TAYLOR.
mar y
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CERTIFICATE OF WIN. J. ATWOOD.
Y yours,
WIN. ]. ATWOOD.

These bitters are entirely regetable they nvgoratc
and strengthen the system, never prostrate it, and
can BE- used for infants Well as adults.
Fer SHE by respectable dealers everywhere, and
By Il. ID. GILMAN, Warrington; }. l.. KIDWELL,
Georgetown; and J. n. PIERPONT, Alexandra.
mar lily
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The "Great Eastern, Steamship.

A gentleman of this city, who recently visited
the ship yard of Messrs. Scott, Russell & Co., in
Lor don, has favored us with the following memo
randa of the dimensions of the stupendous iron
steamship now building at that place for the Aus
tralian trade, and which is expected to be launched
about next Christmas
The hun measures in length 675 feet; greatest
breadth Of beam, So feet; depth Of hold, 49, The
hull even with the upper deck is to be iron plate;
and from the keel to eight feet above the water
line she viii be double, or two bulls, one within
the ether, leaving 80 inches space between the
walls The hull IL built in ten water-tght COM
partments, go feet EACH all OF iron an inch thick
ness with two longitudinal iron walls extending
the whole length of the ship. Her bottom is fat,
IA feet on either side Of the keel. Her capacity
by measurement is $4,000 tons; draught 90 feet,
and when loaded 80 feet. She has four decks, and
saloons 10 accommodate 600 first class, 1900 Sec
ond class passengers, and 10000 troops.
Her engine viii be Of 3,000-horse power with
four cylinders, each OF which viii require thirty
FIVE tons of melted metal, and when clean will
weigh about thirty tons each; twenty fine boilers,
six by thirty feet In length. Her engines are low
PRESSURE, and will give motion TO side wheels or
paddles, and screw propeller The engine when
put together will be fifty-four feet in height The
weight of her machinery win be about three thou
SAID tons of iron employed in her construction.
The "Great Eastern will be rugged with six
masts, with fore and aft sails, and Il is expected
will be capable of speed Of from eighteen to
twenty knots, enabling her 70 make the passage
from London to Australia IN thirty days, and 20
return by the way Of Cape Horn in an equal time
She Is building by company at an estimated cost
Of 100000, or S2,000,000; and when completed
will be launched broadside to the water. Her ar
chitect Is ]. X. Brunei, and about FIVE hundred
men are now employed upon her in various depart
ments-Ne,c Bedford Mercury.
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whig Fusion in New York.

The Wings Of New York held meeting in
the parlor of hotel, and determined to give in
their adhesion to the Republican fusion. The
New York Express pcrtinently reminds them
that one Of their chief issues has heretofore
been the enforcement Of the liquor lat. That
law is impotent But its Wing patrons ignore
that fact, abandon that and all other issues,
except Abolition, and fall in under General
Wilson. What is to become Of the protection
Of American labor, when the great protective
party joins the paupers of Europe, to defeat
the only party that proposes to protect Amcri-
can mechanicsp
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OBrrUARY-MAJoR T. s. BRows-We learn with
deep regret Of the death Of Major T. S. Brown, at
Naples, on the Esd Of June last. Major Brown
was the nephew Of Brigadier General Jacob Brown,
was native Of New York, and after graduating ut
West Point, continued for some time az one Of his
aids. Subsequently he withdrew from the army,
and entered the Civil Engineering service, in which
he became highly distinguished. The New York
and Erie railroad was constructed mainly under
his direction as Engineer in Chief and the profes.
sional reputation he then acquired, together with
his individual worth, caused him TO be selected by
the Emperor Nicholas, Of Russia, to take the place
in the engineering service, made vacant by the
death OF Col. Whistler.
In December, lS49, Major Brown resigned his
post as Chief Engineer Of the New York and Erie
railroad and went to Russia as consulting engineer
Of the ST. Petersburgh and Moscow railway He
suffered much during the FIVE years Of his stay
from the severity Of the climate and in the early
part of November last, at the expiration Of his
contract, left Russia for the South Of Italy, hoping
that winter in mild climate would restore his
shattered health, but the remedy came too late,
and he expired at Naples on the 80th Of June, Of
chronic bronchitis and Of atrophy, in the 49th year
Of his age.
Major Brown was eminent in his profession
was a st,adfast friend-a Just and honorable man
devoted husband and father, and sincere Chris
tian. with a warm attachment 70 the Episcopal
Church of which he was, and had been for many
wears. a member--N y. Cour. and Eng.
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STATE DISCRIMINATING President has recog
Missed Wilhelm Fenkler a. consul of Nassau, for
the State of Wisconsin, and Charles Z. Wendt as
consul Of Brunswick and Luneburg, for the States
OF Michigan and Iowa and the Territory Of Min
nesota.
INTERIOR DKPARrnEsr- Indian Bnreau---Jfap
Of Oregon.-A sketch map has been received by
the Acting Commissioner of Indian Affairs from
the snperint endent of Indian affairs for Oregon
Territory, exhibiting correct sketch of the Local
tons of the various Indian tribes the districts Of
country coded by them to the United States by
treaty, with the dates of purchases and the reser-
vations of the Umpqua and Rogue River Indians.
board, which has been in session in this city for
several weeks, has taken recess until further IN
structions are received from the Secretary OF the
Navy. They have made report TO the Secretary.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-07-28
From the Albany Express, July 25.
The Case of Mis- Halsted.

The case Of the young, beautiful and wealthy
Miss Halsted, who had been placed in the lunatic
asylum, New York, by her father, on the grounds
Of moral insanity has IL appears, been terminated
by consent. II will be remembered that she
eioped with man Of family and the guilty twain
being pursued by her father, who Is very wealthy,
after long search and an expenditure Of some
three thousand dollars to different scouts, &C.,
we're discovered living very cozily at a country
residence somewhere in Canada. She was brought
back, and incarcerated as lunatic; hearing was
had on a hdbeds corpus and ended as above. The
matter was kept private as possible, the repor-
tiers being kept from the proceedings. We learn
from those who know the family Of the young lady
that her infatuaton for her destroyer still con-
tnues His name at least ought to be spread
abroad
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sam in California.

On the first page win be found report Of the
recent speeches of Governor Foote, Bale Peyton,
and e. G Marshall, at the great American meeting
in Sacramento, on the Esd ultimo. Governor Foote,
as our readers are aware, is the welLknown Ex-
Senator from Mississippi Mr.. Peyton is our late
Minister to Chill, and was formerly distinguished
Member of Congress from Tennessee. Mr.. Mar
shall was Democratic member Of the 32d Con.
gross, from California, and is generally known to
our citizens, with whom be was, during his resi-
dence in Washington, an universal hyorite. The
American spirit is fully aroused In California and
our friends there have the fullest confidence that,
in September next they will sweep the State, from
the Pacific to the Sierra Nevada.