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AMERICAN SECURIrrE6.


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klCHARDsoS, SPENCE AND oOMPANYS CIRCULAR.
LIVERPOOL, June 20, 1855.
The weather Is all that could be desired for the grow
irg crops and 10 consequence the corn trade Ia eI.
tremeiy dull wheat and flour are without much
change; but Indian corn, under Increased arrivals and
sdvices OF further shipments from the States has de-
AT to'esy's market scarcely ything was done In
whtator -four Indian corn, in the entire absence Of
demand, opened at Eomns figures towards the close
little hrmntss on the part holders he'd the effect Of
drawing oilers oil 46s for yellow, which declined
Quotations are nominal
b1F very quiet but tins stock IA 70 manageable that
holders are not pressing. We quote schols Is; Cur
nty's, ~ sno 70 10
PoRK-EStept assls OF damaged BY auction the trans
sctors have BEEN trifing.
BACON IL net 40 active and to cose, Cd TO Is per cwt
LET'S would b. taken.
LAID 10 tons have been sold at an advance or IL.
per cwt
IALow-Quiet, At 5os 10 o3s. per cwt.
hosIS -'onmon, 9s TO a. Id per c~t
QukkcIRoS BARK -Iriiins taiss Philadelphia, at D.
ana 81 3D. per cwt
eo1Tos-ine market continued dun ana prices de-
cined up to wednesday fuu "a per To- Yesterday an
active demand Strung up, and with sales OF 2OoOO
bales recovered the above decline and day. the
week, 1850 bales, Of which 81 $50 we're American.
BARRING, BROTHERS 4 co.'s CIRCULAR,
LONDON, Friday June 2o--SPM
The celonial and foreivn nroucs m hsvs haen
STEADY during the veek hut without much .ctvitv
The Gather is favorable Tor the croos Money
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Lospoy Moxsr MaEEgI, JrT 2e-NoOs. The EnyIish
funds ofebec rather weaker this morning. variety n
runors being shost, but 20 which little importance Il
attached The opening quotation showed decline Of
y ptr cent below last evening" bu; a much hrmsr ap
pcsrsncs Is nov maintained end the decline has BEN
recovered. tonsols opened a. - 70 II, and subse
quenily there were bpyers .. "a
Two c'Ciocr r. "
The sioct rsrket rrmssns s.sasy viii q errner a..
rSst aroe, although there IA Leso 90 bussesa o. nn
gst.auee
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superior Court General Term
Pfe.atth lsf Justice 0sbsy AMI Hon Judge. Du,r AMI
Bcswcr,h
,rFoisrsSST or 4 sYw cLxar.

aFfoiSTsgsT or sYv cLxar.
Jty lib r5sf Jssiics annos nesa hat The Court
bad sfpc nisd ~ Gtorv, 7 Mtv.r--for masy y.ar.
frt esruiy eiiklo The p>,on Or ,h Il e!srt "a The
rom % W Gsc-gs a. y. n. LJneh sad TIT rr n r.
E1e - = etsd ~ Nsrv' - 0rst trpu.y esrs The
o'Lr Re a.. rsnss "a 1tey rtg~
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HALF PAST rHRxE O'CLOCK.

HALF PAST THREE O'CLOCK.
Tho fund.- closed steadily without movement, coasols
being finally quoted At 81 TO ell div for July. Ex-
chsqoer bi 2ls. to 2ss prem and the june BID, Dos
to 2ls. prem.
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Applicable to liquidation OF floating debt si9s $50 80
II will DO seen that but small portion Of the float
ing debt could DO paid CT with that balancs.
dividend OF five per cent would require $50 900
more, which would make the balance STA $50 so,
instead OF tie figures gven above But for the
floating debt, the July dividend could have Doe,
large one. As it is. four per cent may be more
than the Company can afford. At tho abovs rate OF
payment It WILDE long time bef tho floating debt
can be all paid on. The Company have Ia hand as
sets to large amount, but they are no. immediatey
available Whatever dividend the Company makes
will be paid in cash. Erie Railroad stock was In
active demand 1t yesterdays prices Tho sales
in small lots ard principally on time. Illinois Ril
road Dor ds were little heavy TO- day. We report q
decline In each class sold. There appears to be a
I'm feeling among holders Of stock generally. The
Mars predicting all sots Of disasters. and II
half what they anticipate is realized, holders
Of stocks will bs nowhere. There is
strong bear party IN the street. but II IL our i'm
precision that their time has not come yet. The
bulls have q very powerful influence in their favor
this year in the istnnsic value Of the securities
operated In. reproductive stocks have not attract
ed much attention this year, and the bears have
not, therefore, much 20 work upon.
After the adjournment Of the board the folio wing
sales were made az auction by A. II. Mnllss:-
$4,000 Fire Indemnity stock OF New York ...... 81,
5000 Kentucky siSes................... .lolt,
30 shares American Coal Co., Allsshany Co, Md -
7s5 DO do scrip do do per share. 81 :
Mr.. A. II. Nicolsys regular semi weekly auction
sale Of stocks and bonds will take place to morrow
tThursday) at 12t O'Clock. AZ the Merchant Ex-
change
At the second board there wss no material ate
ration in prices. Reading Railroad advanced 1 per
cent; Erie Railroad declined per cent; Illinois
Central bonds, 1; Nicaragua Transit, y; Cleve and
and Toledo Railroad, 4; Hudson Railroad, 1. There
was considerable activity In Reading at the
advance.
The Mercantile Insurance Bank has declared .
semi-annual dividend Of five per cent. The Arctic
Fire Insurance Company have declared semi.au
nuA dividend Of five per cant. The EtnA Fire
Insurance Company emf aDnual dividend Of eight
per cent. The Peter Cooper Fire Insurance m
paDy have declared . semi annual dividend OF five
per cent. The Burnett Bank Of Syracu o, tour per
cent.
The transactions at the Assistant Tressurers
oficN IN n fOIln
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THE COMMANDER s-IN-CHIEF IN THE
CRIMEA.

paris (June 49, Correspondence Of London Times
The rumors noticed in my Mondays letter, OF cool
between General Pelissrer and Lord Raglan, and
which thought was fully justified In dhcredstiog,
have been since repeated, and accompanied with such
explanations lead me to believe his lorcship
AIds military brusquerie in the French Commander
In Chief which reno him less agreeao partner in
command than were Marshal St. Arnaud and General
Csnrobert lhe latter, 1t is said, communicated his
plans beforehand TO Lord Raglan, who sometimes lie
the French Aceount delayed his reply till the intended
combination rendered abortive. General Pelisser
confines himself to informing the English general
that no intsnos to do this or that, and that he
wishes him to do and 10, evincinx at the
same time a determination to effect the intended
operation BY his forces should Lord Raglan
differ with him the design mode Of execution.
With the same resolute spirit Of command and ia iier
ence to the customs Of the service Pelsssr
pushed on Of the Imperial G7ard TO the
sault ON tie 9TH az Sth instead Of hiding them in
serve for great occasions the universal rule in all
services With regard to the household troops But
neral p lissr has had the fullest powers conferred
him BY the Emperor and is said exercise them in
absolute manner and unusual manner but after
fashion perfectly to the taste OF the French army and
which may turn out 10 be little to the the
enemy. However, / am inclined to think that the old
spirit Of routine which certainly infects the military
authorities of England, VIII have Its withers wrung''
BY tho morally and mentally bold ana daring Officer,
with whom Il has carry concerted operations.
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1sta 1858.
LLs. H.
chef Ports Of Europe Ill. Jl2 20o,00 255 TCo 900
Great Britap.............a5i 10000 Ze5 900 900
Totals ...............,.. COD 10000 SO 100000
-e--S01tI.
1854. 1855,
Lbs. lbs
Chef Por's of Europe ia 10000 10 800 600
Great Entsin. .2l3, 500 600 1900 900
Totals...................32s , 10000 222 5000
Tn-Pubic sales, comprising %, 49, packages, held
dur ng the week have gone "a very fatty, only about
1900 psci ass Of this quantity having ben sold Al
after the auctions Common congou dEr at skd.
ss4d pr ID.
liz English vas advanced on the 2oth n-sst &c. per
cvt common, and &c. On refined present prices are
blocks IIis bars Ills. retired, lis. straits scarce
and Lsld al "a. BGyanee, say ll2s BancA, liza
TrHfVsuSE -1.tc barrels rough are reportsd 81 So
3D. American spirits have been sod ~ Jss from ware
house and GsE Cd 10 arrive. TslIow Ia auist at 81.
81. ca. TIE sJot, and So. "a. for the last ,hr.-
months 81 he yssr.
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r U-T-A NOfE roR ONE HUNDRED And TIlarf
one dollars, for three months astri Jaiy 1914,
Drawn BY ldvsri knpauics, psysbl. 70 lac order u
Cooper Brothers, a. the Balls Head fALk. Psys~s,
having been topped, -fl be 81 no " The tsisr.
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inea !. asc ours, and shall hold the BLACK s.a aud
thu Whole Of ts shores material guarantee tor tae
submission Of Russia.
[From the London Globe, June 20
1t appears from the despatch communicated BY Lord
Panmurs to the public this morning, that the Allies
although repulssd in the general attack still gained
other points The language Of the des patch
Is not very inteeibs but il points out that the Rus
Aians expelled from two pstions ons styled the
"Mamelon at gorge Of the valley which divides tie
Enssh left attack from the right OF the south harbor y
success ON the French left The latter We presums,
indicates useful development OF apmsns attack
in direction which the holders Of ths Flagstaff and
Barrsck bsttsIies win fnd inconvenient
But the interest Of the does not centre in this
that movement or in the stage Of preparation for the
have play Sd prompent parts in the that absorbs
the attention md kens the feelings OF the public
Casualtiss Ike those OF SIR John Campbell ami Colonel
Yea who fell aiding their to victory the 7th
june are heard Of with that Kind Of regret tempered
with admiration which attends the soldier his
such officers Lded with halo of glory that
compensAt@s their frtnos in measure for their
los. 1hs blood warns sad the eyes sparkle ia honor Of
their deets. while the of Affection sess slowly
down the cheek. Ant thus even when . promising
officer, las Captain Lyons whose OF glory had
been 70 brilliantly begun falls a victim to devotion
the cauas OF h,s country and disregard Of personal
consequence, almost too great, admire strongly
while dspore ceeply his severe the service
But these the LIND Of casualties that the public look
forward to war and every soldier and every seaman
naturally regards Death in arms ~ more desirable than
1t whsn cistsss steals steathy through the armed
host-t is wbs the demon Of pestience breathes upon
ga liant vsrri5rs anc smites them down, that
feeiBgs sr the moot deeply wounded Brigadier Gen
eral Atccurt ceath Is OF thie character He occupied
arduous poet, with honor to himself and benefit to
bis country; he survived the sunerngs OF the dreary
winter, which made such havoc in the ranks OF
army he sinks down before the insdious at
been conseneing devotedly ia within reach. It
hard fate but is equally with the casualties OF the
sangu,rary combat one Of the hazards of war. 10 all
campaigns dsease kills more than the sabre the
cannon; aad General Estcourt Is only q conspicuous
instance OF the tate that may attend the obscurest
soldier.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
LOST AND FOUND

u OF Nh ~ OH or TiT BROADWAY And FORTY
II second street stages, on Monday. thu 9th ast, .
tmsll sum of money. the owner procure tins Ne
b. call pg at No Dsp-yst'r stree,
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0N ~ FIWAHD- -IIrT UA NUtUAT IfF3IFt,
DJO the 9TH inst, near tbs a Tvsnir sfs
stree, and Eighth s,snns bias sHsfAf saffihs -
18th too oiAn0nAs Tor wkieh the abofs fssafi IL -
paid at l2s West Twenty lf,b rrsss
GO HEwAAD.-i0r. YEsrlupAf nriE.vys. !.
~ gony up BYosApsy " Trssiy third ssr--t asl
~ hsflsos sTrnae 70 TbTft frsi sn~'y s.Abss -
count tocs whoever vll rs'arn ssi boas 70 Ia sno~
o. N. ssv Yea Hs,si Ill fstslrs ths asors r--ssi
ssd tLanks II tbs osIg
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The steamship Pacific, at this port from Liver
pool, brings seven days later news from Europe.
The acvic.s are not important Financially and
commercially they are favorable. Quotations for
cotton show an advance. The Liverpool circular
OF Wright, Junior Co., Of the goth o. June sayn-
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fhsE as tsnsta-Tht usfist tNs bss1 ~ 49, 70
a 8sxA "a 1901 rat3tF sesaoa fsf1 Ff-v 3 n q
'stst -. - b-ls - 80 81 s''f ..rt Fsr,'y
rpts - ffoa - r--f sns 49, reo-rF as as4si
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mr. nnn WORTH ~ RICH LACg CDcDs
DO.UUU -inas 81 q, = ir.ssssioas sssris1s,
EN- s,lnr ~ ARE ~ 81 rsh Hsssos ssss pls..
a. 10 collars fof u es1Ars,s, oar>s b~rskAs, k-si
dfsrss~ Ess>ts kssttsrrhisfs, lsfAsn dresses esp~
trimming To-. A.. 1bs stisssios a. iAaiss 10 ,xrstss
larry eAsi y tAis soss u sn>is sgeh sp,sr,
- asy sat gan OScgr - the AL ra~.t
fsshiosAls ro-ss In this city fss kAlf ID. .sss
p~1sss iA.s slssr~i W ssy shsps trss. ,AETfH q
lace EAnsfseiSsy. - bt,sfvsy, oyD,sn iAs s.r,.
pslIisn as;sL
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REV ARDS.

nsE nrNDgtD DOLLARS sYgARD-srOiEs -oSE
" hsavy gold bracelet, mssiam sls~ s,oa. cameo
PIN had very proIinsnt rel coral pa sst xsis
9Th pssfi on each ~ tie urss pieces o. coral eos
small gold lsGissi hunting vst1b, tobias naAk~r nth
sbou. i~s inehs. long small bissx Ne I'd f,lA
loeAst oval oo~ wst>h pis, gold, formed ~ erss 10
vine che gold ihinbas The crofs, iSesrs All vain
pin attached y The ~sLh By the chain III ssors
articles stol~n frytn my rooms Al iys fssi
tssnh stree, On Wednesday morning ths Z1t JuRs.
b~tvssn 10 Ind ~ oo.oes tlyg reward oil bs psi 10
the recovery Of tbs artei.., oa .gp'ie4ten -
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r O-r-os SATURDAY. The I'm, BrrwEEs Park
IL place and thirty fourth street, In the
the street alstsr mailed Paris, traso- Juas "a, a.
rscied TO Mrs. v Darby, care Of y Derby Co Ne IL
Psrk place Ssv YorA Any person ds.i,srps such la
ter 10 " rsrby Co. II Para pises I'll be hs~raiiy
rewarded.
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Ilratbs.

SEvEE,HCE-In st. John-burv. Aug. . Of con
sumption. Miss Roxalana Severance. aged q: vrs.
SIA>-In West Derby, Aug 9, Thomas Baldwin
of Charles and Eet~ev Sias, OF Newport, w.
aged 80 wears.
GILMA>-In Lisbon. y. H., on the 23l ult.. of
consumption, Mrs. Nancy Jane. wife of Sidney a.
Gilman, aged - years II months.
FrEsr">-In DanvilIe, on the 22d ut, of CON
sumption, Miss Lucy A., daughter of John and
Enice Preston, of Cabot aged 80 wears.
TowLE-ln CraftshUrv. on the 9th ult, Mrs. Elz
aleth, wife of Mr.. John TowIe and daughter of
Joseph and Elizabeth c. Brown aged 20 years. :
months and % days. Mrs. Towle was one of the
first settlers Of the town of Peacham.
EAXTEE-In Albany, on the 18th ult.. of con-
sumption. Carlos Baxter, aged II years, | month
and Il days.
NHH"Ls-In Lane, Kansas Territory, Aug. 9?
| after an illness Of nine days. Mr.. George ". Mich
OILS, formerly publisher Of the Winlham County
Democrat aged - years.
HENDHY-ln Peacham, on the LIST ult. Mr.. Rob
ert Hcndrv, aged 81 wears.
FLANDERs-In Goshen Gore on the 9Th uIt, Mr.
Vim. ). Flanders. aged 81 years
Jr>>I~"N-In Peacham. the 18th ult., Mrs
Anna, widow Of the late Will lam Jennison, aget
- years. Printers in Illinois and Ohio please copy
REDFIELD-In Windsor. on the 26th ut., Fetch
er D., son of Hon. Isaac F. Redfcld, aged about
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-FRCIr FESTIVAL TO Authors AND
Publishers AT THE CRYSTAL PALACE, n.
YuEK.-This festival passed of very pleas
antly, on Thursday evening. About six hum
dred were present, including many of the
most distinguished literary people in the
country. Speeches were made by Mr.. Put
nam. the President of the Book Publishing
Association, Messrs. Bryant, VIM. Young.
DR.. Osgood. Chaplin, II. W. Beecher, Mayor
Smith, Fields, and Others
Why are the mouths of the New York
supper ten." since the arrival of Rachel. like
the trenches Of Sebastopol? Because they
are filed with mangled French Boston Post.
That is joke which cuts both wavs.-
Why are some OF the Boston newspapers like
the aforesaid trenches Because thew are
filled with manglei Eny'i~A.-N. y. Com.
Idr.
-Corks bearing the Ieil,ck brand are
worth ten cents apiece in New York. and are
cod ny bushels a; tia; price 10 the vine mer-
Ial.s.
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( iheJH" marta

Willie at the Vermont State Fair at
Rutland last week, we noticed that the Me-
lodeOn Manufactures were well represent
cd-some fonr or five establishments being
competitors for the prizes. Our attention
was called to the display ofins;ruments man
ufacturcd bv Me>>rs. ESTEY & GREEN. Brat
tleboro. Their Melodeons were all fine toned.
and well finished externally. One particular
" attracted the attention of the lovers of mu-
sic and symmetrical proportions with an elab-
oratelv carved case, mounted with pearl
keys. Twas "a thing of beauty" and would
grace the parlor of any lady in the State. To
our ear the tone was deep. even, rich and
void of the rouyhness that characterizes most
reed instruments. We have no acquaintance
with the manufacturers, but from the appear
ance Oftheir instruments as compared with
the others on exhibition, believe they deser-
we'd the first premium, which We have learn
cd was awarded to them Whitehall Journal.
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-SPCNKEY And DECISIVE Somebody
in Alabama wrote to Horace Greeley to know
if he had ever joined the Know NOtlinys.
Mr.. Greeley wrote back =" Sir II never
was consciously within a mile of a Know
Nothing lod &c. and never could have been
induced to join one on any account. by pla-
cling your foot against the author of the silly
report noticed in your letter, you will be GER
tain to kick great liar"
The announcement of the fall Of Sebas-
topol in Wall street, New York, was receiv-
ed in several instances with loud cheers At
Toronto, Stratford, London. and other towns
in Canada West, there were great rrjoicincs
by bells, bonfres, professions. flags, guns
and rockets At Strattord, the announce
ment was read in the Court of Assizcs by the
Judge on the bench, and received with en-
thusiastic cheers.
-MArNE.-Rcturns from 4jS towns. which
are all but II, give Morrill, IL ,36t votes
Wells ,lj2 and Reed lo,62S.
The Senate elected is classified in the Au-
gusta .ige as - Democrats, Is; Wings, 3;
Republicans, 2, with five vacancies, to be
filled with Democrats. The Loco Focos OBJ
tain the lions share, two-thirds OF the Senate.
and large plurality in the House. They
also very modestly claim the Governor. al
though in minority of fourteen thousand ir
the popular vote.
On Sunday, a bridge in Albany, crowd :
ed with people, broke down, and precipitated
the crowd twenty feet into the canal Only
two or three persons were serious lv, and
none fatally injured. A similar accident at
the same place, few years ago, resulted in
a fearful loss of life.
See advertisement Of Lessons in French.
The population Of Chicago is s0,o2s, be-
ing an increase since 1850 of 81, 40S, or near
ly l2l per cent. The Chiraqo Tribune ex-
ultingly estimates that if this astonishing rate
of increase be kept up for 20 years, as it is
likely to be, this splendid city of the West,
will be the most numerously populated of
any Of the cities of the Western Continent
New York not excepted
In work recently published in London
in paragraph referring to the ice trade of
America, the valuable information is given
that Wenham Lake is beautifully embosom-
Ell in the mountains, in the town of New
Hampshire, Massachusetts.
One Chinese Or. Wong and four
Egyptions have received the degree of NJ. ID.
at the Edinburg University. The former
was the first Chinaman who ever graduated
at British University.
= LAST YEAR the receipts of the State
Far hardly paid its expenses This year,
after paying all expenses, about 81 900 is left
in the treasury
- TIE NEW HAMPSHIRE State Fair wac
according to various accounts, inferior to the
FAR OF our own State, in horses, cattle and
sheep. 100 horses were entered, 100 head
OF cattle and but few sheep.
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.i'heI'iSemtW
THE COURT OF DEATH.

Kin. Death held a court unto which did resort
All diseases that ravage below.
In order that he acquainted might be
Whv business ot late had been slow
There Wa Cont with his cr,itch and terrible touch
Sick headache and .Iaundice the yellow
With Dyspepsia who'd laid MANY folks meath the
spade
OF the sexton, that grave digging fellow.
But 'twerc vain {" describe each one of the tribe
hat before Old Death made their appearance,
Slid he. 'how is thi, there is something ami>S.
lou We not made of late much of clearance;
du>ttell me, pray, the cause OF delay,
Your diseases are getting quite lazy.
po>pcak up friend Gout and tell me what you're
about.
Or slack business will drive me quite crazy.
Said Gout. "the facts thi>-do not take il amj>S
For myself and my friends no one cares
For orr business below has received a sad blow
From a cursed Pin Crttort;, called Iu,r'S'
Tha. Fill when folks try makes each one of us hv
For it drives us clean out of the system,
Thus it saves peoples breath. so you see my friend
Death
That's Ike way that of late You have missed EN-. y
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: The Washington Union thinks it

- The Washington Union thinks it ut
terIy useless for the Republicans to pre-
tend that the Missouri Compromise can be
restored or Kansas kept out if she applies for
admission with Slavery when it is well
known that majority Of the Senate would
vote down such action. That the majority of
the Senate can ever be changed the Union
does not appear to consider possible.
Admitting all that there is still another
contingency. Suppose the citizens of Nan
sas apply, as they are unlikely to, with tree
Constitution In that case every supporter
of the doctrine of popular sovereignty is
bound to vote for her admission. Toombs
pledged himself to do so in his speech. Gen.
Cass, Messrs. Douglass, Brodhcad, Jones,
Bright, Atkinson, Brown. Dawson, Fitzpat-
rick. Gwin, Toucey, &c, &c. all supported
the bill with declarations implying that that
they would not oppose the determination of
settlers whatever it might be- The ques ton
is whether those gentlemen will abandon the
popular sovereignty doctrine. and fasity
all their declarations of last year? The In
ion intimates that they will eat their own
words, rather than vote, under anv circum-
stances, for the admission of Free State
-Altan3 Ere Journal
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s MIDDLE STREET. LOWELL. Mass, [. 5. A.
ELHANAN w. SCOTT,
Craftsman, Practical and Theoretical Mechanic,
for fourteen wears.
BROCHURES PATENTS in this, and all Foreign COun.
tries where Patent Laws exist.
REFERENCES: The undersigned have for several
years been acquainted With Mr. f.. W. SCOTT, and
state with pleasure, that he is gentleman of ur-
questionable integrity, and knowledge in the bust
hess in which he is engaged.
L. W. BEARD. Attorney at Law, and Asst Treas.
U.s., Boston.
II. b. SMITH, Manufacturer Of Machinery. Lowell.
ELISHA HUNTINGTON. FIX 1t. Gov. Ms, Lowell.
ID. ). RICHARDSON, Atty at Laws Co. Commr.
r. Brown. Atty at Law, and Director Of the
WameSit Bank. 922v1
PATTERNS for Castings, and MODELS for Ma
chimes. promptly manufactured +. W. SCOTT