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The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1855-10-25
CHEAPNESS

1t is unrivalled. From the immense sale
which it is having, the proprietors are en-
abled to put it at n mere trifie above the
actual cost of manufacture being we'll
aware that large sale with small profit
is much better than small sales at an exhor-
bitant price For the convenience OF pur.
chasers it is put up in three different sized
bottles Of the respective capacity OF 3D. pit;
bottles, in y pit and Ia pin bottles, and
offered at the prices of 40 cts. 30 cts, and
20 cents per bottle. In short, it Is the
long sought desidcratum as Hair Tonic,
combining utility, beautifying properties,
and economy; and the proprietors feel as
sured that no lady or gentleman, who de-
sires to possess beautiful head of hair
will be without it after having given it a
trial. Full directions for use will be found
accompanying ench bottle. Manufactured
only by the Proprietors.
POTTER & CHAMPLIN,
Pharmaceutical Chemists and Druggists,
Westerly, II. l
.E:,- For sale by Apothecaries, Druggist
and Dealers in Perfumery, throughout tn
| the country. 235
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A Superior Preparation for the Toilet.

1t Prevents Dandruff, Badness and Grey
Hairs; and imparts beauty and richness to
the Hair, giving it a healthy, dark, clean
and glossy appearance, with delightful
perfume Being purely vegetable prep
araton, it may be freely used without fear
of bad effects and it will be found one of
the best liniment extracts in cases of bald
ness, or of fdiseases of the head which cause
the hni r 1 % fnll off Ii Ia
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Warranted

To give entire satisfaction; having been
tried by thousands in this and other COM
munities, who can testify to its beneficial
effects in identifying the hair and cleaning
the read from dandruff. For
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1855-10-25
Fall styles Of mats

NOW READY,
At the Westerly Hat Store. We have the
"A pleasure of offering to our customers and
friends, a beautiful style of Hats, this Fall.
Please call and see our splendid hats, at the
store under C. Leonard's Hotel.
C. w. MARST0N.
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Piano for Sale or Hire.

A SECOND HAND PIANO FORTE for
Sale or to let. Inquire at this Office or of
J. +. GLEASON,
237 Stonington.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-01

AGRICULTURAL D.vIsIuX OF THE PATENT OFFICE.
are often struck with the superiority OF Eugllsh
bacon over our own, particularly OF thai from Wits
AMI York hWc. II il bellevc d That the difference
IS owing soIey to the mode of preparation. We
publish the following recipe as furnished BY Mr..
Rrnwne. 1t is worthy of The attention OF our rg-
ticuitural leader:
''As soon as lhebacon comes firm the butchers
hands it should have covering LE Sni:, dried and
rII!sd 10 fine powder, well rubbed in with the
land TO every part, using the finger TO ill up hole
aud JOINT, as IL is most important that the mrut
Should take the salt when qmi'e flesh. In Twelve
ours all the brine and damp salt not absorbed
should be Scrnped ,nG the bacon, and rsnluvt from
The vessel, AMI dry salt added again, as much a s
neede, 10 cover it. rs heEore. anil wei! rubbed ill.,
fLlS process should be repeated every twelve
hours Eur ihree days, when saitpetre should lie
added, getting Of previously all The damp salt ana
brine as before and applying the SaIIpetre as The
c"Inmon SALT adding handful of the latter. A
quarter OF pound OF SalIpeIre 10 side Of bacon
weighing 50 vemly pounds is sufficient; then mix
pound Of course brOwn-sugar and n pound II
trracIe or noaSSes, and pour over lie saltpeiIe on
The bacon, adding little more Common salt daily
iot thrre days, which Selves TO make the pickle
keep well, AMI the whole liquor should be la.led
with te"cup over the bacon a often as conve.
nent four times day for the first two weeks after
II was inst put to The bacon, and then never less
Than twice day for the reminder OF the time
needed Tor its picking, which is four weeks OF.
iongSr IL large baconi and then it Shonld be sent
TO the drying HOUSE, and smoked over wool fire.
- Washington Union.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-01

ANOTHER HEAVY RoBBERY-ARREsT OF one OF
THE SuPFosED PARTIEs.-On yesterday morning.
betWeenone and flveo'ciock, the dry goods store
Of MI. James CobuTn. at the corner OF Gay and
Fuyette streets, was entered and robbed OF goo':S
to the value Of 50, 500. The stole entered 10y
The thieves getting over the leuce on Fayetie st,
aud IhrsI rising open Of the real wiRd0wszsThe
goods stolen consisted sf black dress silks, 81
veyels, marcelines, kid gloves anu wooden shirts.
The store as thoroughly r1nSacke1, and the goods
Strewed uPonthe counter. All the goods stolen
were wrdppe,lin PAPER, which was taken of and
thrown upon The fUor. They succeeded in taking
all the suo6S which had been selected, except
package of silk worth about $500. which were
packed and leI on The counter. For two or thT e
days pre- viUuS 10 he robbery, several suspicious
characters we've seen lurking about tie Reighbor-
hood, and OH Tuesday afternoon Constable Joseph
Pierson entered the store and communicated Ills
suspicious TO the ladies' in ATTENDANCE MI GobuIn
btiug sick at the time. AT ten o'c'OcA at night
Mr. Z. sent his son to Waterman Kidd wi o does
duty on that beat, and requested he would keep 4
SElct watch on the store, as he was SICK, aud iel
ed that an attempt might be male to rob him. The
watchnau promised to comply, and the family re-
tired, satisfied that the promised vigilance of The
Waterman would be a protection against loss, not,
however, without leaving the gas 5urAiUg IN Tie
store and in the hall opening OH Gay street.
No more was heard during tie ni:ht, but yrste--
DAY morning, when MIS-. CoLurn came down stairs
she discoveIed the shutter open ind the window
raised, the yard gate also having been left Open.5
An examination OF the stole was then m1de, aud
the goods in question missed, aud On the cOunter
and among the goods quaullly'f wax matches
were found. Mr. CohuTn at once seEt fer Mf.
PIerson, who set TO work 10 arrest the parties lie
had seen lurking about the ntighborhood IN the
previous afternoon. lie went to notorious house
IN Fripplet'S alley, where he found a man named
Armstrong in bed, whom he arrest. and 10 * be-
fore Justice Denny and thence to Jail 10 await a
| further examination. The house was Subseqnr nj
ly SEARCHED, but nothing was fund except a new
WOODEN shirt precisely like those S'olem. Mr.. Z.
found large button under The window, which
was supp sel TO have been torn from the coat OF
one of the rOLbzTs, wiIerrupon Mr.. Piersou went
10 the house end asked for the coat of Armstrong.
which was Delivered 10 him and which had lost
Que button precisely like that found The ac-
cuse patty on being questioned as to here he us
on the night previous and 10 what time lie went
u bed, failed TO answer the first, and to the seconil
replied that he dill not go 10 the house, where lie
was found until o'ciocs in TIE murnIng. Anef-
fott is making TO arrest the Others connected with
this Outrageous robbery, aud, If possible recover
| the Soois.-Batt. Pat, 29th.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-01

-efvS Gorrox.-Lnguiries having been made of
lately as tothe Of gun cotton, AMI ", ether
cn,ld taSe the place OF guupowder we have
nhtaned tile following Indignation on the subject
from the Smithsonian Institution, we: Gun cotton
catuIt be In',Cie with any thing like tue same
torDIty 10 strength as gunp"wel. and It's explosive
puper,Y sii,nlmi>hes on b ing kept any length OF
tue. Trsan be used with safety in 'he discharge
al fTe, arms, but nut with much Snf-ty as pow
Ter Its cost, weight for weigh, a little more
I.,in ginpowlrr. but0wing 10 tins greater strength
t'Fce 'OT f1Tce. II Is che apeE. The Governments
at FCancs, Pr'rss n Austria, Rus$in and England,
t.aVemarte gent rumher OF exp Iimemls he
use ut gui erliou ia hire ms, and III all eases the
Epor's Of The Engineers eng cd IN making this
experiments Were, against us adoption in tie place
1T gunp wttsr- In blasting rHcE it's extensively
used. fheolecllnus IT'S use ATE tue freq 'ality
si:3 aeii1m cOn' Ted It'll Gnmpowder. ;he ,ITect
suIl the gun is greater, its Pri-cte fnce varies
ith the Compression of II in the gun. it attracts
m-'r moisture. alters slowly tron the Toss OF acid,
explOlss, undrr some circumstances al ISL degrees
Pthrsutleit, the large size of the cartridges, &c
A1t9tN. r.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-01

LONDON B4NKlNG AND FoRGED BiLLs.-ChamLers'
journal " tue authority for the following stale
,nent. outred,lers will agree with US when we
saw Than We DO not believe that there is o bunk
in Ausrlca which would aishonor itself by dis
c,'untlis orrecevins across its counter piece Of
loIEgI papers
;'Who for example would suppose that LONDON
fraas Of ckar0eter and emincnce deal knowingly
and systematically in fOrge,l blIls.'' Yet such is
actually tue case. A great many, dealers whose
name alone c N sometimes tnrn the current
OF the market, have quieLl drawer in which
they STOW away these bills just as they would any
oihtES. The principle on which they proceed is a
+siupts one. They know their customer; he is
man inhnsin.s S, with stock in trade, charact,
. los, ard greatly IN want 81 ready money. This
customer 6rges to his ti,s the name, usually, Of
s1mE nraT relative, or some one OF the moneyed
Z fdms with whom he is CONNECTED. The dealers,
tauy are of the circumstances, take the bills
RhSY know well that theft customer will pay this
bill before amy othrFs-thal he will run all risk,
upon ell plymeniS, aksa sHcrifces, rather than
leave shsSe blis unpaid, with the terrible conSe-
qneReeS OF their examination. The customer, in
fact, says to the dealer, put my liberty. my char
acieF. and prospects mt" your hands; II ls:l in
my enga semenfs you have the power To transport
me ~ lsaoit; shah not run that fisk; have
5IIeh anil Sn6r spt5petty. Suc'i aud such cunnec-
tionsJ bspd me so much mcney--tbe dealers do
pgshesstatsst 60 IMPLY
-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-01
Notice - Traualans

TRAvELEKs RAISING over the c. o. X. r. arefncorm.
cd that the rroPrie or has fitted up rooms in Canks
New buildings. where he will set up uron the arrival
of every train,
WARM LUNcn AND HOT COFFEE FOR IS CENTS.
the regular price at the Depot stand being so eent con-
sequc"ty thirty five cents will be saved lie particular
and step into Myers ReIeshmeut Rooms Just the
strecr, Cd door from the corner.
ErtTsiti"g supplied tat's casa far Information OF
uIl kinds impaired rteo Of charge
tn. MYERS.
A1HesSl''e' HoV. ~ 1870 22:3m
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-01

We like, once in n while, little good nature,l
satlr cal 6"FeSqne; and here is Capital Spe cimen
ii tue same, from rhe 'EvenIng PoSt.'' Ii hits n
Certain ambitious ''E. M who IS often be fore tb.
public upon the great topic OF '.'rhe Weuthet' -
After II has been uninteTtupedIy hot for a couple
Of weeks, he let's us know we have had a heated
term. and when il is cold he will tell us 10 a ,iay
When II ceaSetl 10 lie hot. and began 10 be cuIL!-
tie predicts events also that happen all OYER
the world. on the very day he heats Of them
while lis mysterious ",FIrr&H' connect with oil
cTehtium:
''rhe present cold snap commenced nj o:35 p.
NJ on the afternoon Of Sunday, the 10Th inStanl-
Should i continue until 2:35 Z. NJ Of next Sun.
day Venims will nive passed though srvenSeI-
tIcat s. clluns OF fourteen gTent cIclss, and the
fraction OF another, CHE cor,s Of the arc icing a.
ways equal to the hyPothenGse OF the radlLs.--
From TtcotdS which have kept at intervals or 2
houfs with entire regularity, ever s'nce little be-
OEe the date VI Braldock'S Gefeat, (usins for thai
purpose two selEn glS;erlIg theTmolnt teE;, sec
ond hand spiil level aud some smoked glass lsit
appears that his cold period has Geen nc, oMra
MED by vibrations onlhe wireS, which in their re
matkabIe intensity hive rarely been SuIpassed--
In about three le rs and six mumIhS lIunI the nreS
ent time, earthquakes Of Moderate Of average
severity may reasonably be expected 10 Ge heard
OF as having occurred wjthi"a lew 'ays psst the
extreme southern citcumPolar reg onS.
"From the same cause, or one Eearly connected
with II, doubtless arises the interesting increase IN
the number Of still bom children aud Slumk kit
tens du.ing the laie meteoTulOg cal cycle.
with rsgatd to the method by which my obseT-
vatlons ATE taken, ii is proper TO observe that The
positive extremity OF my chief magnetic wire rests
on he bottom ut the ram water ciStern in nv back
!an, while the negative extremity is conn, ctet
will tue earth through holeina one story wood
en- building or the rear OF my lot.
ait may be Interesting to remark. that the first
blue ~ which observed in the year 1887, was
as eatIv Us The l2lhOf April, 1888. Tie common
poke generally appears earlier. and IS partial TO
poke betty, while quails (Which the CHI dren 1 r
Israel desired when in the wildefnes.) peter
buck-w heat.
'Itis Ond,rFuI 10 rea, CT that common soap is
ma ls Of fat taI animal prapuei1 aud ley orlis.-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-01
NEW pI COvERY FOR DEAFNESS,

Tie Sound ConCentTalOT is an extraordinary power.
ul new invented small lIIsiume the cure u ex
tcne cases OF DEAFNESS, eitlIGy different in make aI
kind lat las heen OF eve he pIOdIneA They urn
modelled 10 The cuNity O the eat, and may withln
without projecting, and being OF Tie i-
skin "rc not c'Gciuibe Ihe powers nj iLis vuIuaLe
invention great to esIurc deeciVs Ii almg OF
long staining PEI leC and uTa state aIl 10 en-.
tie deaf 10 join IN general suiio, to hear
most distinctly alta place Of worship Tic bal any
public Rssemblyj the unpleasant sensation ringing
uoises in the is entirely we'd, nd ,he conccrliu
tiOs aiTOi cd 10 nlividuals uliCcd with this dG1lu
'naady all tile assistance that possibly be be.lreI
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-01

WAY TuERE WILL pa NO WAR WITH AMERICA
SOtwlthSt hiding the pemature aud Ill advised out
cry that hns been :aiSed about probable rupture
between Greai Britsin aud United States of Amer
ca, we cannot bring ourselves to believe that such
disgrnceIul and fratuctJal event is even remote
~ possible. The people Of this country would
look upon such war with horror, unless it were
absolutely forced upon them by insult, unatoned
-uTnnsX planned, OF 10y positive assault hon
OF or our possessions on the part OF The United
Stats. Such Insult the United ST ties have not
Offered nor ia 1t likely they will. II would be do
ing nuE trulhers acl Of graluiions injury 10 i'm
seihe them capable Of il. Whence, then, the
huhbub OF The last few weeksl The statesmen Of
this Country co united mistake. They sanction
ell the TaltIng OF an American legion on Ame,i-
ran snil to fis; our battle aFainSt the Ear. In
rauyinE his worthless aud Unnecessary measure,
"ur 1.pf SEN awe N the United States infriuged
the mimic pnllaw OF tae UUIon. The American
GuvsTMuent demanded satisfaction. For this 1t is
not % ae a'ne', either on point Of law, Of
natl nal policy, OF motaiy, or Of strict jrsti=c.-
Loneton Illustrated Nelos.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-01

They eoalicue in various proportions, and become
electro positive during the process. Its manufac-
ture is eIevating, ennoblings and instructive; the
result is emollsnt and detergent; aud III its aPpli-
cation to members of the community, o!len most
beneficial. KHiekerboeker Magazine.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-01
HENRY MOO r.
wurrIrSn. Nnr IL, 1853

WHEELING, Nov lat, 1855
Ma. soEOHoNs, sir:-The beuehr { have de,iyed
from the Sreetaees obtained you IsdlCes me 10
express the pleasure have received from lhenl They
suit my sight 10 admiration. by caIdlc light as well as
days read with the same ease as when boy which
COLD not do with any other glasses have used.
Y"u's' t'uIy, JNo, X. BoTSFoRD.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE HORSE SAVED.

The following aneeioto was related by an Individual
from Clarence, " splendid horse belonging to his
ncghbOr, had his leg below the knee badly broken
amer lying tsrse ees and nothing done for it, The animal
in the meantime, by thrsshns about in hisaspny, had
worn the hair nearly on him. The owner, with are in
hand. was about nut IN end to the suerfs of lbs a
vore bsst, when informant solicited aud Obtained
present OF the horse, auIsvth help got him home. He
suspended him in sling, replaced the bones and Applied
IitauIy Merchants CARING Oil, which caused the bones
speedily t9unite aud impartial strength 10 tile limb In
Jew weeks Tie horse sold fora handsome sum; nav
ing no other blend n tan slight enlargement and si-
ness OF The pasternioiat.
sosaey T. n. LoGAxg & Co.,
Rvs9 bridge corner druggists
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-01

A cArtrv. JokE,--In the Boston tMss<.) Times
OF tie 1911 ut, paragraph appeared Containing
the account of the rendition Of color,d serYant
JACK belonging 10 DR.. Tucker. of Alabama. on
board The brig Selma. A terrific excitement PIE
yaIe'' IN Boston, aud loud cries OF, .'whe1e is
iuckerf" and ''s-n nd Steamboat alter the ST
were heard in all quarters Ii turned out hattbe
'conred servant Jack bEaes ,oooLlu lack ass
and the paragraph had been furnished by some
waggiSh reporter. causing an awful waste or sym.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-01

CHICAGO FINANCIERI>G.-A few weeks ago
gentleman from Bnif,Io had check for few
thousand dollars on wild. bamk IN this civ.
1t was presented, aud paid in VI con, Atlanta and
Interior, Georgia. currency. After the pile was
counted and The check deposited in Il drawer, the
gentleman Inoked at the kind OF funds that lie hat
drawn, and said:
My dear SIT. this is ofno use 10 me; am going
home in two hours, aud in Buffalo it Is vuIuress.
Can't you giveme something eIse?'
Netting else. That's goud enough, and per
fectIy current here,'
That may be; bul ii is of no use 10 me at ALL
Cant help it, Sir. That's our currency
We'll, cannot you sell me EaSrern!'
yes, for small premrun.'
How much!'
'One percent
Let's have it at any price,
And-witl the read Leleve it?-the banker.
who had momert before paid that money Out
over his own counter, good, bought 1t back viii,
other bank notes, Charging his customer one per
cent t"t the transaction. There is not another
city III The United States, outside Of Wild catIor,
IN Inch sub Tinnncirrng would not damn him who
pLac'lEed 1t. There is not another city, rxcept
Ehlcago' That could stand up under such method,
ot I"lmg business as here all the viii obtain; for
be known that the operation we have described
Is iepealed hee scores of times every day, and
VIII continue 10 be rrpea ted long as tLs d.pre-
claIe1 Geo IN money is tnlernted by The peup,..
-ChfcLg0 Tribune, Noc. 90.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-01
"somettnsgy from oId .Kniek.,
WHY pocs 60 MAD.

We hope that the following may m+ke many a
pane stricken person pause. before proceeding to
extren.ilfes with fear haunted. faithful dog,
Iy supposed To be raid. Charles Lambs advice
was: .'If dog. inferred To be nal, bites your
child, kill the child at once and let the dogslse,
that sou may test the fact whetasr he was Iabid
OF nor
Der Mr.. "Raieker5Oeker''-Yop northern pa
pers TEEN with terrible accounts Of hydIophooIa:
but here in the SUuth, IN over twenty years re 81
dencr, have never met a single we'll auIhenll'
cateit case. Southern dogs do not go mad-leI-
thtr here. nor in Egypt. in Syr'a, nor ln- Thl-
bet, nor in Turkey and not in Africa, nor IN AUS
tralia, as ftr as heard from HydropboGii Is q
peculiar'iiStttuiion conEneito Northern clImale
and incapable OF production III this soil. Myowa
theory is this: That that initiative and spacious
creature, the dog, IN order 10 qualify himself for
the society of man, his masle: and patron, voIun-
iariIy goes md in YOur part Of the Union, where
NUMEROUS species OF lunacy prevail; buttIiS the
DRY of mine let man adopt without due ohseIV-
a'ion ami reflection.
True, we poison our dogs here IN New OtleanS'
but ii is custom kept up more in compliance with
the fears of our Hotthern friends among US than
from any real danger.
The writer once ha,i dog, and thereby hangs a
tail, winch, with your perInll bn he will procee'i
| to unfold rs GprOpos. The dog was bought from
the male OF Sbip in Mobile Bay: he cast price
mo mnttrr how much; 1 was verY young then,
| an, had no bills payable 10 provide for. Rover
was a SnIendtd fellow:
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-01
MORE HOME TESTIMONY

MR.G SoLoxox: 81 have tried the .l.ss.s vo,, .o,d
me for sufficient Ien.'h time 10 test lii. M ,lv and
consider them decidedly the best hive ever used mr.
Moore is also able 10 read with hers III comfort ATE.
night which she has been able 10 do heretofore;
we eOneurin recommending your glasses to all persons
requiring their use.
Wheeling, oet.sj, 1855 HRNRY MOO r
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FRAUD.

y = thaUDs =
We again call attention 20 the celebrated article called
Dr. Hosteiier's stomach fitters Since these biters
hive their medical all cases OF pyspep&s,
FIatu!eney, constipation General Debility become so
POPULAR aud In srh general macy unprineped men
have rehIed the bottles with vile preparatton aud
PaIme 1t on for genuine, write Others are putting up an
article to be the samei but we advise all
quainted with Hoseters Rirters TO use mona ote and
TO buy OF none bat respectable d.aler.
For sale BY druggists and dealers generally everywhere,
~ THOMPSON d PATTERSON.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-01

vss sasEIEEvYsR6 sBsRyIH BosFox-on The night ofthe
81. 20th inst. The dry goods store of Stacy Counts,
Milk street, Bost n, was robbed of over $4,000
-VS.I;b Of macy Silks satsns, AMI other valuable
ss obs, Arswatl Of ssC0 is offered for The recoy-
Aetyo properly: Some fifty bales of goods are
szmssing aud yet no clue has been had of the rob-
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.DkATH. u TuE, assER4L LAND o1rroR.-ou sa

- DkATH u TuE aEsERAl. LAND oEEroR.--on Sat-
at about two clock, Mr-ApaAN HlSEs,
Y one Of tue. packets The General Land Office,
while lischargipg his duties, was struck with par
aysis, iron the eGsc,s Of which he has since &le4
ST., n. y as upwards of sixty years of age, and
wassu old resident ofthis city. He has been en-
spltysd, ia tue General Land Office April,
is4i, and has been faithful in the discharge Uthis