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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE-Notice

IA Is hereby given, that all persons indebted to the es-
tate of Thomas Inghan. decd, late of ASYLUM township
are hereby requested to make payment without DELAY;
and all persons having claims against said estate will
please present them duly authenticated for settlement.
Oct. l6, 1885, JOSEPH w. INGHAM Admir-.
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JOHN A. CODDING, Sheriff.
Sheriff Office,
Towanda, Oct n, 1850.

Ry- Notice is hereby given that an amount equal to the
costs, will be required to be paid upon each sale when
with this regulation, the tract of land will again be offer
ed for sale. j. \. CopDING.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-12-01
NEW WINTER O

SOLE LEATHER-Just receiving an ex-
\ ceNcnt lot Of superior SOLE LEATHER, to which
PaEic attention is respectfully invited.
Nov. q, lsjj. J. d. HUMPHREY.
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TXFCTTOR,S NOTICE

EXECUTORS NOTICE.-All persons in
IL debted to the estate of MARY CAR MER, deceased,
late of Litchfield township, are hereby notified to make
payment without delay, and all persons having demands
against said estate are requested To present them duly au-
thenticated for settlement. ILLIA GARNER,
Litchfeld, October 20. 1855. Executor,
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-12-01

| Elm, Wound, Square, Tire, Band & Scroll,
F"'ts aud sibcs. TRACY + MOORE.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-12-01

SPICES, of all kinds, both white and ground
Mustard, black and white, whole and ground, at
October Q. FOXS.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-12-01

ERESH TEAS, both Green and Black
IL from 37a cents to 81 oo-cycry pound warranted to
suit or the money returned in all cases, at FOX
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-12-01
Has Just received his
STOCK OF MERCHANDISE


C000 BUSH. RYE wanted Immediately
-OOO for which the highest market price in cash
will be paid. Oct. IL. E T. FOX.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-12-01

TURKS ISLAND SALT, both Jumps and
IL. ground, ut Oct9 TOXS.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-12-01

MoIL respectfully announce that he is again before
w the people with IL large, rich and fashionable aSsotA
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-12-01
J. D.

ENC" RECEIVING an excellent assortment of gents
1 DO! :. ladies' children's and misses BOOTS K BOOT
- Ai'o, Shoe Pegs, Thread. Innings and Findings.
!oWanda, November %, 1855.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-12-01
fcoal Ahuertirmeuts.
A EnITOR,S NOTICE.--H.

" UIFIIUt > ". HTTL"
~ rs. tEssn Rickcy, In the Court of Comsnon Pleas Of
Bradford TO. No. lGo, September Term. 1858.
The undersigned Auditor appointed by said Court, TO
distribute the funds raised by Sheriff sale Of defendants
personal property. will attend to the duties assigned him
at the office of Patrick & McAlpin, in the borough Of Ath-
ems, on Wednesday, the 18th d5y of November. at 10, 4.
M; when and where all persons having claims are request
ed to present them, or be forever debarrcd thereroni.
Oct, l6, 1855. DA. Auditor.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-03-28
FLORIDA.

Bidders are requested 10 carefully the Instructions,
forms Of proposal &C., attached to this advertisement
6sOl From Charleston, s. G., by Jacksonville Fla, Man,
Orange Mills, to Plaka, 300 miles and back, twice
week.
Leave Charleston Tuesday and Saturday at 3 m;
Arrive at Jacksonville next days by IL m
Leave Jacksonville Wednesday and Sunday at
lam;
Arrive at Pilatka next days by 6 a m,
Leave Piletka Monday and Thursday at Sami
Arrive at Jacksonville next days by 3 m;
Leave Jacksonville Tuesday and Friday dam;
Arrive at Charleston next days by l0am
Bids to extend to Weaka invited.
65O2 From Jacksonville, by Barbers, Alss y, Little
River, Mineral Springs, Columbus, Madison,
Sandy Ford, and Monticello, to Tallahassee, 1872
miles and back twice week.
Leave Jacksonville Sunday and We dnesday J
Arrive at Tallahassee in 4s hours, by PM
Leave Tallahassee Sunday and Wednesday a,
Arrive at Jacksonville in 4s hours, by Gam;
5000 From ST Augustine to Pcolaa, Is miles and back,
Leave St. Augustine Sunday and Wednesday at a
and - m;
Arrive at Picolaia same days by p m and p m;
Leave Picoiata Monday and Thursday at ia m and
Arrive at ST. Augustine same daysby II m and
SPIN.
6sO4 From Platka, by Orange Springs, Ora
Silver Spring. Ocaa, Camp liz
Picroevie, Melendez, and Fort Taylor TAM
pa, l59 miles and back, twice week..
Leave PIlatka Monday and Thursday AZ Tam;
Arrive at Tampa next Wednesday and Saturday by
4pm;
Leave Tampa Monday and Thursday at an;
Arrive at Piatks next Wednesday and Saturday by
10pm.
Proposals to omit Silver Spring will be considered
6S05 From Pilaka, by Weaks, Vousia and Enterprise
to Mellonvlle, 100 miles and back, once week
in steamboat.
Leave Pilatka Monday at a m;
Arrive at Melonvile next day by III m;
Leave MelonvilIc Tuesday at i . m;
Arrive at Piiatka next day by p m.
Bids to commence at WeiakA invited.
6s06 From Enterprise to New Smyrna, 30 miles and bach
a week.
Leave Enterprise Tuesday at m;
Arrive at New Smyrna same day by s pm,
Leave New Smyrna Monday ate am;
Arrive Al Enterprise same day by s pm.
6S07 From New Smyrna to Indian River, 100 miles and
back, twice a month.
Leave New Smyrna on the LEI and Sd Wednesdays
of each month;
Arrive at Indian River in days;
Leave Indian River the I'd and sth Saturdays Of
zach month;
Arrive at New Smyrna in days.
6c0S From Indian River, by Jupiter Miami $50 miles
and back, month
Leave Indian River on the lat Friday of each month
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-23
Mr.. HAWTHORNE AND THE ENGLISH
UNITARIANS.

We find the following letter in an account given by
The Ltryrool Times of the Provincial meeting of
Prcsby terrain and Unitarian ministers Of Lancashire
and Cheshire in England:
CONSULATE OF THE UNITED STATES
LIVERPOOL, june Is, 1855. I
My DEAR SIR: regret that . long contemplated
and unavoidable absence from town will deprive me
of the great pleasure Of being present on the Interest,"
ing occasion, in the eIoyments OF which you kindly
invite me TO participate. Few things have been more
delightful 70 me during my residence In England than
to find here the descendants, lspintualy at least aud
in many instances believe, the descendants by line
age and namel of that reverted brotherhood, part OF
whose mission it was 10 plant the seeds Of Liberal
Christianity n America. Some Of that brotherhood
sought freedom of worhip on the other side OF tho
Atlantic; wi e otho roecryed themselves 10 the per-
haTs more difculs duty OF keeping thor religious
faiih rure anc IN! Of genial life beneath the shallow
Of English cbor aes aud cahe1rals. And Il seems "
me noble md leaUtiful esinsny 10 the truth Of our
religious convictions that after so l)ng period com
ing down Fl M he pat with ocean between them,
the hhcIsl sharches of England and America should
leverfb, es- have arrived a. the rcsults-that
American, an offspring OF Puritan slres, still hnds
himself in brotherly relations with tae posterty OF
those free minded men who hanged parting pres
sue Of the hand with lis forefahers two centuries
AGO: and that We can all unite ia Of religious
fcntuent whether uttered by the lips Of tie friend
whom you have summoned from my native land, or
by the lips Of your honored suess whose faith has
nDeBed in the mother country With great respect
sincerely yours NATHAyIEL HAWTHORNE.
GFoRGE THoEsELY, Esq., Hon. Sec-r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-23

RUNS DOIEGs ~ UARrFoRp.-A cask OF liquor
came MP on he boat Yesterday Wednesday, morning,
marked with the letter - - Jeremiah McCarty, -
Morcan-sf. discovered II, and employed uad 10 aNe
il 10 his premises the agent OF the boat not know ng
AZ the time hut that IL belonged 10 hun. Inc real
owner of tht liquor soon came anu inquired tci s,
when IL was discovered that McCarty had taken away
. article without authority Mr.. Savage, tse agent
Of he boat requested McCarty 10 give up the liquor
which be refused to 10 Yesterday afternoon, Nh
savage procured the services Of Constable Billings
and lie man that carried The hqu0r ON inc oo't' 10
20 with him for the purpose OF getting possession Vi
the liquor again. During TIE attempt 10 '""o ~ al"
lines was attacked by some half dozen men and Uo-
men who used ia their attack upon him baT ~ IRON
an inch and quarter through. Mr.. savage M ll"-
that Billings YVES likely TO get Injured, ran Out anu
called for John Miller and ohcrs 10 come ana heip'
larle crowd gathered. Billings IN the mean tihe
escaped 90 tie street. covered with blood Orueis
we've given 10 surround he premises and prevent the
escape of the wouit.he numbers; which order was
obeycc, tui not until McCufy had go into tue YARD
end Wus making good his e.c9pe, when vigorous
chase was starred and he was ovcstaken AZ d arrested
in Fopt-st McCary, and some four or five others,
were taken 70 tie wGtch.house.
Plliugs wes taken IN 4 carriage TO DR.. Jasks0ns
Office. where his wounds were properly dressed. 10
was found examination that tleFe were s.x severe
wounds upon bis bead, one upon The tO1 very Sc
we're one cutting through 10 the bone, injurag the
bone a good deal bat not fracturiog II.
The escspo of Mr. BBlines from being kllel is rc
mgIkahe, considering the weapon used, bar Of
Il zach through, and the desperate characters he had
10 deal with. Hartford Courant, July 10.
DEATH oF MIS-. CRoswELL.-Thc Sudden death OF
this tsmshe lady, awakens the public sympathy.
Though for two tnroe wears an invalid, her demise
not looked for al this tie yet having atteined
good old age she was gathered ike toe ripe gram.
she wos truly a mother ia Israel -0ne whose daiiy
walk wac On exemphhcation Of tho Christian virtues.
iNewfIayen Register
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-23

ACCIDENT TO THE Hos. CHARLES SuNSER-A let
ter 10 The Boston Telegraph relates that the Hon
Charles Sumner, who has been travelling in me West
recently came near losing bis life. The writer says;
In going up the Mississippi, on the Iowa side, TO
take boat somewhere near Rock lslsnd he hired q
man to drive him for some - miles Ia buggy. The
horse was only three years old the man very careless,
and the road almost mpassable. In consequence OF
he breaking Of Of the shafts Tie h0rse be
manageable and broke away a. furious speed Mr..
Sumner bal sufficient presence OF mind to eliag firmly
to tie buggy, although telling that a precipitation
down On enbdnkment a collision was unsYoilabie;
ard the latter catastrophe really came TO pass. The
buggy was dashed against tne projecting rails Of zig
zag fence With such Tremendous force t1at It whrled
some ten twelve feet into the air and turning several
complete somerseis came down upon the ground with
Mr.. Sumner under its wreck. Fortunately the shock
had detached the horse from The buggy, and AIR. Sum-
ner had lot atteD pied TO leap. The fail stunned him.
and impossible for him TO extrcate himself until
party in another vehicle came 10 his assistance. HIS
leg proved severely bruised and one Of his toes very
badly crushed. He still walks quite lame
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-23

to chuckIe nwsrdy q; it, available points, and e1er
eises ahsppf kDsck e; showing up it, srotesque fe-
tures for the amusement Of his readers IL Isl good
est Of the merit of hi. illusions, that hey appear TO
coed advantage in their present collected form, a.
in the scattered papers BY which the name Of Doe
stioks hrst became famous.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-23

BANK DfYARrmrNr, STATE or NEWBORN
ALBANY, July 20, 1855
FVNUE BANK OF SING SING has this day filed
III this office % the appointment Of he GRO
GERS BANK in the City Now York agent for the edemP
ton of Ia Circulating notes together wh revocation OF the ap
po'uont Of The Metropolitan Bank such agent agreeable
10 the entitled An % amend tn several acts relating 10
Incorporated Banks Banking Associations and Individual
BanItIsn passed AIrl II lt5l -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-23

IN III l. L Y IT. II -
FAMILY REMEDIES.
Issued under the Seal sanction and Auteoly Of
Tuk UNIVERSITY OF
FREE MrnicstE
And
POPULAR KNOW DdEs
Chartered hy the state Of Pensylv ania Apul ~ 1875,
WITH CAPITAL OF tl0.Up
for the purpose Gresns tue evis OF spurious Lna
Worthless NosiIulns
For supplying TIE Community with reliable Remedies wheI
ever coretent Physician cannot will NOT DC employed
This institution has purchased om Dr. JOIN H. RONAND'
kis eslclIbted ....,--.,
TONIC l \ Z =,
Known for upward weny-iys years tie oay sure and
cafe tir
FEVER AND A6JE, &c.
And hs ine.timstlr Remedy for
howell co MPLAlNTS
ROWAND'S
COMPOUND SYRUP or BlAtkBEhRi hOOf
Which highly approves ,nd Popular Remedies,
TOGETHER WITH
The UniyeIuty's Remedy for - 80 .-.,-. ,,,,,c,
The UIlsusity's Remedy fer ~, ,,,,,,o,sr,o,,
The II velsiiy's Remedy 6I .,
RIVERS TY1s ALMANAC tnsy DO had, al The Branch
'~i'A''- - W C. IT, RING Jobu-.,. Brosdway Y. Y.
CIfCKENER n Co, No. 81 BarcS y-st
" 5 pUNHAM, NO. 40 BroAlwAy.
Mrs. HA4S, Brooklyu.
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file6irGl.
ID f J O N G. II

~ ID T. J O n G. II =
IL LIGHT BROWN COD-LIVER OIL.
Prepared medicinal IN the Loaoden lsles NoCsy
an uui 10 the test Of chemical analysis by DR. Dt JONGH
who y literary works and scicnthc travels sas gained for
hse IL whole Europe the weldeserved reputation as the
hehc aut rity OIL 7gnrds This most ehectual emedy
for CONSUMPTION, BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA GObl
RIGHTS. SCROFJ LOUS AFFECTIONS, DISEASES OF the
SKlN. MEANTIME WASTING, and GENERAL DE-
BILI1Y. ...,.. 1890,
APPROVED Of and recommended by BERLELIUS, LlEBlG
RQ,HLER, JONATHAN PERElRA, TOUGHER, and nu-
uerouf 9th Distinguished Ply caus aud scientific Chef Is
Sp eiay rewarded with medals By the Governments OF BEL
GlM aud the NETHERLANDS, aid supplied TO the ealng
Hospitals Of Europe. -
Hss almost entiiey uperseded all other kinds the Con-
tent IN of is proved superior power aud efficacy
it, being perfectly free from all unpleasant odr
dsegrecatle bitter aud acrimonious TASTE not aug the
npsung digestion, neither producing nausea ana
vOmit ng, diafIhea. - ...~..., - O.,
Boitlcs labeled with DR. DE J0EGHS Stamps and signe
tpres cents Per liberal discount 10 ApoheoAres
and Dfuggss Blight bottles forwarded carriage ffee 70 the
country IN receipt Of 80. Wholesale and retail by -
$500 LTOpO n NFTZLAR, No. IS Dey.st., Newly 0rk,
Sole Agent Tor United states OF Dr. de Jonghs Lsht
Brown Cot Liver Oh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-23

TIRED OF PoLITIcs.-We are authorized to stab
that the Rev. w. Ii. Goodwin, Pastor OF the NJ f.
Church in this village, has entirely disconnected hm-
self with politics, and intends 70 have nothing 10
DO with such natter. Geneva Courier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-23

CTpPFuT COTRT-MARY Ann NICHOI~

- SON AT JOHN NICHOLSON, SAMUEL NICHOL-
soy sna ofhsrf-To John Nchoson and samuel Nchoson
Yen hereby and required 70 answer the COMP
10 ds sfion when has hs day been fled il the Office II tho
ek OF the City and County ofNewYOk at the City Hail. in
,sd City and TO copy Of your ensweI y the sad
compliant the subscbeE at hs Office at No y Nss>.u-st
the said Civ within twenty days after the service Of this
you eIeusiye u The day Of such service and Il
the ssi complaint within the time aforesaid
the psutf ti- will apply the Cost Tor the relief
demanded D the congratulated June 80 1888
iy2 law own J. ADBfANCE, Plaintiff Attorney.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-23
UfIce Of 1Itnhtn NounfY, Ilnr - Ittl. .,. .
iy1G lawewM BARLOW OLMSTfD. Attorneys.
TIE YEW-Y0RK UNION ,,;,o MUTUAL 7 .1.J IN :;

II 'TI NIM-lVNh NNIIIN No UNI II
Il sURANCE COMPANY vs.. DWIGHT n. LATHROP,
Lewis Joncs JL John Lowery Archibald 10 very, Henry
Sbed1D. WI lam Henry shcd.n, George BNbee, Lew
ChesIutw0od Charles Cronkle, Shubsl O. Lansing VII
IAN Lans'rs John r. Lagrase. John Baker and w. H.
WiD,on.--IN EQUIY-ln the Court Of Co,non Pleas in
and for Couaty Of Wavne and State Of Pennsy lyaa
Bill # Iutef jed by said In.usuce Company in said
gau,t 6i Defendants compel them to nerPesd and
their CLAIMS fne indignant OF
g do 10 ssd Court the 18th day of Dec e
1854 eefnst aid Company policies Of n.uf
srce f action whe elm John Baker survivor OF IN
Thatcher s plaintiff AID the sad Insurance Company de-
ferdanf a No T3 September Term 1852
Inc ni9e.nsued attendants whether reilng in Ont Of
the Peruylvnno hereby notified mat process OF
subptra has been issued said Cout said Bill against
said defendants tested Honesea n sd County the 18Th
Gsy Of june 1885, and that they tho b0vonamed deindar
are hCeby commanded be rDd before the judges Of
said Cont Pleas sitting 10 Equity 81 Homes iae
aI0Ld on thc FIRST Monday Of September uc1t a. O'Clock
p ~ iIen and there 10 answer f.d Bill OF ntepleaisr Sled
IN said Co a. alTosad and 70 90 al those things which by
sad Cor nav then and tbere ordered aud decced that
lehaf EARL WHEELER, Solicitor
for said Insurance Company.
Hou,sJale. July 70 1855. jyl6 law4~M
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SUIREME CoURT-cc9n,tty, Of S .tsll,T :

SlINEME COMMISSIONING Oh SttuOth-
~ HANNAH BLOOD against SAMUEL :. HAIGHT AID
SAMUEL W. HAI0H1.-Sumr1Jns 70. uOucy.-1O the de-
PENDANTS tb1vs named: You are hereby unm2ned 20 appeE
The sufremo Court Of the STATE Of New York. and answer
the CON paint Of HANNAH BLOOD. plaintiff copy Of which
6led IN Clerks Office Of Steubon County AID 70 serve
oopy Of the subscribers al l. Roy IA thu COuH
Nv Of Greene uhn DAYS after The service OF this sum-
mons u.ve Cf The das % service and ad 70
ss conrt hereby required tn planin will take juis
snt you hundred dollars with interest thereon
BARLOW OLMSTED,
Plaintiff Attorneys, 10 Roy, Mes. York.
" B.-Ths compliant IN The action filed IN The Clerks
Office Of sfeuben County, June 10, l855.
IyI6 isvewM BARTON q OLMSTED. Attorneys.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-23

INs SON sssinst JOHN NURrHY.-To the DEfENDAkr
above nAsdYes hereby summoned AID eaaiTed 70 saw
the complaint In ths action wsch wa hed ~ the nee e
Csk q The City and County Of Yof At the Ci ha n
rerye copy Of your TO the said 90
sork, the oaes No III Broadway N tse Siy q - -.
day Of such O. ADD yeu fa 70 .n,~e, INC 80 o -
ION n, The IF Eve hundred sad forty
s.vsn doIi.r. .nd fy With interest from ne sc
81 June. 1855, BESIDES The s0sn q '"i' 'o'''" ~"
fort June 18th, 1855 -. ,,,-,,puprv prrrrp
,.ot.-eu Plaintiffs Attorney.
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poFsTIcKs; WHAT VE SAYS. By Q. K PHiL,NDsE
DoEsroks L. d. limo. ~. so Edward LFefai'fr'
In his modest preface to this collection Of eXrays
ganzss, Doest:cks csciibes lie newspaper popularity
which they have ait lied g. tie quaint and ~hin''e al
costume in With tLey are clothed. This does not
quite DO justice to The public or to himself. Mere
verbal fartasias however eccentric or brilliant, VIII
Tot 60 down with the bulk Of readers for any length
Of time, and unless spicei Nilh some true expression
Of thought or feeling soon pail upon the tas'e anu
become as disgusting as tepid water Wisa ne iasr'
mome;er at ninety. Doesticks fun : not OF ne Az
fetal, spasmodic order, which needs perpetual ias
to keep in moticn but it arises NON keen perceP
ton of the humorous side of things, and must always
ind stimulus 70 activity in the many-cooTcd aoehIu
ties Of metropolitan life. He has no remarkaos pay
Of Imagination seldom ventures into the region OF VI"
and needs 10 have seen with his own eve The o.
ieo-s ON which be vents bis humor. Blu. bring any
thing ridiculous directly before him, he does not ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-23

We have received from Shnger x Townsend II.
Veidenmauer aud Tie Rcd SKIN, the two latest vol
umos OF tEcir popular edition Of CooPERs NOVELS.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-04-29

% Preparations are being made
under the direction Of Mr.. Morse, to
give a musical entertainment in the
Hall Of the House Of Representatives
on the night ofthe first Of May. The
young ladies Of Mrs. Reads school
will sing on that occasion some Of
the sweet songs dedicated to this day,
consscrotsd to spring time poetry and
flowers. MI. Morse, with the "Glee
club : will assist in the performances
Of the evening.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-04-29
AN UNANswERABLE ARGUMENT

AN UNANswERABLE ARGUMENT
Al an association dinner a debate
arosa ~ to the benefit Of whipping
in bringing up children. Old Mr..
Morse took the affirmative. His
opponent, . young minister. whose
reputation for verabity was not very
high. affirmed that parents often did
harm to their children by punishish-
ment. from not knowing the facts Of
case. Why" said he, the only time
my father whipped mo was for telling
the truth. +" "Well, retorted the
Doctor. 1t cured you did NJ il :"
The Doctor best.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-04-29

GERMAN ARMY.-The representa-.
tives Of the various small German
States have presented their reports to
the fedral diet on the subject Of the
war footing Of the the army. The
result shows that within fifteen
days 10000 men might the under
arms and ready for actives service.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-04-29

@. g DAYLcs -.This talssssd and
enthusiastic advocate Il dlfses ship.
ment VI cotton 10 The Continsnt, went
out passenger IL the Asia. His Oh
jet ID to obtain information q 10 The
feasibility Of the diversion Of The cot.
ton trade Of the sevefal States into
new channels. BY which 10 reach the
spinners OH the continent Of Europe
and DESTROY the present monopoly at
Liverpool He intends 10 vsit Havre,
Antwerp, Rotterdam, Amsterdam.
Hamburg, and Bremen, md will lay
the facts he learns before special
meeting Of cotton planters, 10 be held
on the 4.h Of July, At Cooper's Well.
in Mississippi.
A large amount Of this great staple
Is re-sbipped 10 raw state from Liv-
erpool, after passing through the hands.
Of speculstors, who accumulate i'm
mense fortunes hereby and this too.
At the two fold expense Of the pro.
Queer. The producer looses IN the
sale, and as he il the largest consumer
Of the manufactured goods. has to
loose again in the purchase the price
being higher. Could the producer
reach the continent direct. with his
product, Of course he saves what the
English Spectator grows fat on. II
only / Of a cent can be saved in that
portion Of our cotton crop, which
reaches the continent; IL makes an
important difference.
This matter Is worth The serious at
tention Of producers; and with a few
advocates Of direct trade, like Mr..
Baylor, IL would soon DO put into
practical and profitable WORKING
England, an isolated little Island. with
less square inches Of urea, than John
athan's smallest State farm has long
enough commanded the Commerce Of
the world and grown rich on the indus
try Of other nations. II Commerce
is king, as Mr.. Carlyle tells MS; il
is high time he should be disarmed Of
his sceptre 1t is time that he should
throw off bis diadem and the purple
Of office and clothe himself ID republi.
can habiliaments.