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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-13

College Of Physicians and surgeons No q Cos.
BY. YTbe r. guar CcrI.s o. Lecture, r zoe session.
y, ai ID, middle II Mscb Tb. rtreductSy ld1e.. Vii q
70 liver, IN ,bs Coss H.r Nv Professor DALTON At y
md H. Or a1s ~. 1.td 70 s,iea ION ''
RoBERT WATTS. ". D.. Secretary of the Faculty.
Ninth Ward Temperance IianceINomIn atieas;-
p, LEN "a %aa
Tse RI. nARps ckAbk q; sI n s WV COS COS
FAN sIisr"-'A"h' '" ann -
Mr.. Haydoch, the eIwoodsswyer pii lecture on the
TO- t1t :, On IU osoek a in
o'eocs, Grand 1t. ferry; evening, No. q Avenus D.
Metropolitan Academy and Gymnasium, Nos % .nd
% eby res. sbrt, lsse' 70, rhysL rr"isos Is f n
m"tD d. S WEPSEs6AYs and FsIDAYs from to
L.. EV @ 6sY day. 10 o% o q MONDAYS and
VT pNEsDAYs from sApgs9aKs p 1S ,G'0
LADIES' Fur Store,
No. 81 Jonn-.t-, New.Yms-
r. HAsLEY Importer and "sonfseta sI u go ~ an
fUss made into most FAsHorASLr articles for
de sassI AID utasIon for
.spins pobe bu, articles b. will be sufficient
saufe@eDt 'o5 CUSTOMERS 70 esl on hlm
NorIh-Western Settlement Company.
o''''e NO. JAMES axcKEAN. President
RE 1 psen.s Of tbs ne. Western Enterprise may be
1oUaiDed BY sppyng - above
who ping Cough Cured :-This distressing complaint
istborousbly reliesed BY DR.. McCLINrOCK's ASTHMA
and v HOOPING-COUGH REMEDY IL cont aims opium
ard given TO children with perfect safety. Taken at bed
inc II sues cough all night, and few doses effect
cpre. Sod ~ A. CUsHMAN Co., No. 4s5 Broadway and
BY druggist, generally.
RichAsa.on q Bsynton,s warmins and yentI.
IatIng Warehouse No. S4 SroedwayThe special atten.
III ofthe trade snd others Invited 20 .ssorneni of
YEA ING and vENTILATIEG APPARATUS, comprising
every variety Of the latest and approved patterns on Fur
Rsnges Register ventlators NC Including I'VE sire.
Boyn.nDs Patent self Tearing FurpscezD -ntrey new
arIic worthy stteptioD Of those Interested
To Managers Of Lyceums, Institutes and other
Lecture Associations the bcbeI has rason 10 ap'
Intended TO- him hav, not lin con-
equeIce Of his late Of redence reached their proper
5ensop he all Managers of Associations,
sho may desire to secure bis services, - address
PARK BENJAMIN,
Ne. n 7b-sv., corner Of tfth-st, Ne~Yor
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1eachsrs' Meetiag DAILY, A. WiIcoNs : SCHOOL
sSF>ef No 80 Brosovsy. bushes 70 10 .nf 70
Seise, ~a aStay Lecture BY different speakers froG
HHa 10 0eiOck sbo siDg h,t Ed-e1t0s j. th' hPs
fDes Of the CAvyoa, aud q Country. aad ths ees
ponoting CHifersoi LdseIfton Lecr1res also on
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MOTH Err n E W NO V L.
"A WOrks Of fcti considered AZ part ADD parcel
of al INTELLIGENT HOUSEHOLDS and scsrceiy fam
ily will be without NEW NOVEL entitled
THE FIREMAN,
the most interesting Of fc ion The Press az 1885,
The esders attention Is with the hrst chapter aud
In he before the In crest lessons Tao
book IKE PANoRAMA Of syerynying alsays I'D
at sBd p asiBs eAsiins oei
each beB interesting han ts psdecosor
feature aods is arng merit u fact Of rs bicH
RAJ single sentiment being insusstedths' the
mos fsaldous IN rails ccuid objsc 10
THE will b. large limo. volume Of over 100 peies,
BEAUTIFULLY ILLUsrRATEU. Price 81 mailed Posr ftsE
on receipt Of price, sold by ell Bookseller and Agents tho
-,
Rd os giving entire advertise meD' few insertions hAi
receive copy free Of postage. PubIishei by -
ROSS, JOSE| rOUSEY.
No I(3 Nasssu-tN Y ind No. p Cluks', Chicago
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Grand Rally in the seventh Ward.-cee WASH.
NGTON r. MPERANCE AJAX OF SAFETY viii hold 80
usu al Wssky Meeting Botsnic 1S NO IS las B'oadSsy,
TO-NORRGW EVENING. st o'clock. Col L. sNl V
IRA HICKMAN, 10 ~ WINANs, and her Sil aiSTess
the me hs Poem will be rad by A v PAlBEN, called
rhe DruniSsd's Dsom The 0ubo arc invited 20 a. end
eo'lectou deaY expenses vii he Sk~r ~ DUFF Prest
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The National OnN enfion OF toforCu sf"t ,iCS"
NaonA CoBveruon # Color. awefic ans VII d ne 10
TIE Fr.bbh Hal 9Th below A-ch In the CRY OF rms vet
PHI, % TUE sDAY Oc It, :. 10 cock A. NJ and conoue
hem DAY day unit III bunes- -o9tng heors tina eo1 o
S~ieerson shd b. pyoTSTy dispose Of Ihe hieA@s u
freedoH ghou the country invited 10 .tchi
FRANKtfN TURNER, }
JOHN c. 20 VERS, Committee
JACOs c W 1IrE. Sal
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We.tmfnster Chnrcb.-TbA Rev ARCHIE AID COBB
viii or. scb Wes'mirtsr Cbu CHI 21 between oh 4nt
7hss TOMORROW (Sabbsth) at lO o'clock, A. NJ, and at
81 o'clOck NJ
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Ninth ward temperance Observation-Disclosures

20, za.nb-J1tN LEAN ~ cGynes"Gs M InsI
Ibirct - RIt HARDP CLARK Dis net "a WIN. Eos
tyr. For 4.eaor-As BRAN DEMAREsT. For sesoo, %,
Fi'rioAo-JAnBS W. FARR. Fo- IrH''ee-hlChD' BEN
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-03-20
From the New York Herald. 10Th.

ASTOUNDING REVELATION FROM THE SPIRIT
WORLD. We pub lish to-day a curious COM
munication from San Francisco, which will
fall like bombshel into the camp of the
spiritualist. ltappears that, some months
since. the writer, Mr.. +. C.. Ever, Of San
Francisco, took it into his head to prepare for
the California Pioneer Magazine a fiction
ofrather bold and original conception, un-
dertaking to describe the sensations Of dy-
ing man during the moment of dissolution,
and sketching the scene witch opens to the
soul as 1t enters upon its second existence
Some two or three months after il was pub
lished, the writer was surprised by receiving
letter frlm Judge Edmonds, stating that
he had copied the first part of it into the No.
vember number of the Sacred Circle. and
adding the astounding tact that he 1.-THE
Judge) had had several spiritual interview
with the defunct fictitious hero of the nara.
tive, "John +. Lane.'
The best part of the joke is that the article
contains assertions in physics which are i'm.
possible, and which, to minds less credulous
than those Of Judge Edmonds and his fellow
dupes, would have at once suggested donb,:
as To the sincerity of the writer. The valu,
attached to the Judges adhesion TO the new
sect will. after this exposure, be considerable
lessened. Ii his present, convictions hav
been arrived at on such loose evidence as III
above, we can only say that however muc
We may admire the extent of his faith, W
can have very little respect for his profes
sional acumen.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-03-20

WATCHES AND TWENTY-FIVE call atten-
ton TO Messrs. Duhme g. Co.'s advertise
ment Of Watches and Jewelry at wholesale.
Their establishment is at Cincinnati, and
they are prepared to sell Watches, Jewelry
Soecticle glasses, Watchmakers Tools, &c.
&c, as low as they can be purchased East
and others interested in the article offered
for sale at this house, would consult their
interest by visiting Messrs. Duhme & Co.
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munitions of war. Nothing was saved. She
was most in the Straits of Bonifaccs.
The Canada sailed this morning with 20
passengers, l6 of whom were for Liverpool.
She also takes out 81 ,267 900 in specie.
'si New YORK, March 10.
The feet Grapeshot will be started i'm pur-
suit of Baker, the murderer Of Poole. Cyras
Shay brother-in- law of Poole has been ar
rested charged with appropria,ing several
hundred dollars the contents ofa box belong.
ing to the Silver Grsys.
Hot.d DANvILLE, Va. March 10.
The whole X. N. ticket has been elected
bv $50 majority.
New YORK, March 10.
Cahawba arrived this morning with Ha-
vanc dates Of the 4th; the cause Of riots at Ca.
delgo and Pinelo were concluded by mill
tary court by passing sentence Of death on
all.
New YORK, March 10.
Flour unchanged, good Ohio and southern
9a975; wheat firm, southern wheat 232a237;
corn trifle lower, 30,0i bushels sold 90; pork
firm 100 bbls sold; beef unchanged; lard 81 ia
81, Ohio whisky 3l4a3lI; money easier,
Stocks active and better.
PITTSBURGH, March 10.
River is falling with ID feet inch water
in channel. Weather clear and cool.
CINCINNATI, March 10.
River risen SO inches since Saturday.
Weather cloudy.
Flour sl5as20; whisky Gag; pork firm
at 1880 for mess; bulk meat and Bacon are
dull, no change in other articles.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-03-20

SArss.-Messrs. Hornbrook g. Churchill
received on Saturday lasta consignment OF
Hail g. Dodd's patent Concrete Safes of all
sizes and prices. These safes have obtained
such worldwide notoriety that nothing new
can be added in their favor. Call and see
them.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-03-20
nsAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

yUNHE undergaet Attorney in fact of Trafon H. Great
and Martha Jane Lane offers private sale. the
of section No. twenty CID
ship No. ~ south Of range No. eleven ) in the
county of Vanderburgh. Iud.
TERMS SALE.-CASH.
said pre- should be disposed of at sale
they will be offered
at public auction that day at the Court House In Evans
ve the above terms Refer for particulars TO Baker
Garyin or Sweet 4 Leonard. THOS. Il. GARvIN,
nah rs 3tdSwtds Atty in Fact.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-03-20
DAILY JOU r NAL.

KILLED.-A German by the name of Hen
nv Baker, engaged in digging cellar for
Messrs. MiIshire g. Kraypka, in Lamasco
City, was instantly killed yesterday morning
about IL o'clock, by the caving in OF the
bank. He was covered by an immense and
crushing weight Of earth. He leaves fam
iIy to mourn his unfortunate end.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-03-20

Rs-wmL be Exhibited at EVANSVILLE on MONDAY,
MARCH 18TH.
This farewell visit the South of this large collection
o Animals,
NUMBERING OVER $50 SPECIMENS.
and including the greatest curiosity in the Warld.
THE GSsAFFE!
An animal OVER SEVENTEEN HIGH! and of the most
striking beauty o and color
THIS Is POSITIVELY LAST VISIT
OF the Mensgrie the Palace he in Cincinnati in p
TO receive the North American Museum collection Of
Modern and Antique Curiosties which number 500
OOO. and which will be exhibited tbs Palace all
principal towns the Southern end Western rivers The
Museum contains specimens of all that wonderful and
in nature and and fail prove interesting,
amusing and instructive AL classes Of the Community
the Palace is
The Largest i'm America.
Mr.. VAN AMBURGH the far famed sutduer o wild AMI
male will the Dens Of his trained Lions Tigers Leo
pards and through his thrilling
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-03-20
THE ALLIES sURRKNDERED!,.

SINCE MEssRs. AHLERING Drummer HAVE
- leased the ola Stand Water the
Jocrna Once and filled it OVERCOMING with the largest
sortment and latest STYLES Of Fall Winter Clothing
nishng Goods and sell them astonshngy low the
ALLIES HAVE BEEN COMPELLED TO SURRENDER.
THEIR NEW STOCK
consists in Of Mems Boys ready-mAds Clothing
Hats Caps and Trunks together with the most
OF Gente mems Dress Goods and Taors Furnhipg Goods
ever brought to this city Their es for and
which them at all times I'll all orders with the best
goods at the best
and the public generally respectfully invited call and
examine their New Stock before pu-chas
ing elsewhere. decIs-u
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TRAYED from The Subscribers the 18th February.
- a LIGHT CREAM COL0RED HORSE. full Is hands
high well proportiOned, years I'D smooth shod
all round names marks. AS he raised in Wabash
Illinois. ALT ed Brnes it
strayed his old home. Amy person
him to shall Do literally rewarded.
HALL1CK & sTODDARD.
IN tf Evansville. Ind
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DUDLEY, STONE a. CO.,
]MMISSI0N & FORWARDING MERCHANTS

Second Street, bet'a Main and the Rirer,
LOUISVILLE, ky.
9DARTICULAR attention paid the purchase
H HEMP. COTTON, TOBACCO. PORK, BACON,
LARD. FLOUR ETC together With all kinds of Produce
and Manufactured Articles. Consgnments solitced. and
usual advances made.
REFER To-Messrs. Buchanan Co., Wholesale Grocers
and Comm ssion Merchants W A Richardson Co.. Hemp
Manu- faeturers Cornwall Bro. Wholesale Grocers and
Star Can6e Manufacturers Watkins Owesy. Pork Packers
and Commission Merchants Armstrong Allen. Dealers in
Pork. Montgomery Davidge Co.. Wholesale Dry Goods
Dealers, Louisville, by. milo d2wlf
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HORSE LOST.

SDhn CASES Boots and Shoes. very choice quality.
ADV Just reed and for sale very low by
mhl d&w j. H. MAGHEE & co.
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SPRING GOODS.
vHNHE undersigned receiving daily their large
II well selected stock of Spring Goods consisting part
the latest styles Of Prints, Lawns. Bareges. DeLanes
inghams Peplns. Lusers black and fancy Silks white
Dress Goods Cloths black and fancy CEssimeres
Pant-ufs Jeans Tweeds, brown bud Linens Denims
rskng Drillngs Apron Checks Mariner Stripes brown
and beaehed Muslins. Also Boots and Shoes
ALSO.-Sk. Straw and Gimp Bonnets. Misses Hats etc
ALS0.-Straw. Palm. Leghorn. Wool and Fur Hats
ALSOA large aud complete stock Of Notions and cheap
goods to VIII CHI invite the tade believing that sell
them better goods for less than either
Cincinnati Louisville Come and look stock
it will cost you nothing.
mhi6 2md&w MERRITT. FIELD & co.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-03-20

DELEIyED per F1atboss
IL 10 bbls Cider Vinegar;
2 tcs Iugram's Saleratus;
Is bxs Saleratas in 10 papers;
Is bales Cotton Batting;
40 bundles Cotton Irvine;
3 coils grass Halter Rope;
3 do Hemp Bedcords;
20 dox No. I do;
80 lbs Nutmegs;
so doz Black Ink;
Is do Kentucky Mustard;
20 bxs Ground Pepper;
10 bis Palm Soap in ~ to 4
III bars;
2 do. Covered Baskets;
10 do Whisks;
2 do extra Clothes Baskets;
For sale at lowest market p
novl6
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CHERRY PICTORIAL.
For the rapid Cure OF !
COUGHS, COLDS. NOARSEyESS.
RReSCNITIS. WNOOPIyG COUCU.
GROUP. ASTHMA, AND
CONSUMPTION
CONSUMPTION,

"WJsD0x SHALL Ir, AND THE GREAT OF THE EARrH
| SHALL KNEEL BEFORE
Never could this truth than it now
plies this remedy for affections throat lungs The
exalted in Learning and power its
while botn the little and feel benefits The
liberal among those skilled cure free to own
its mastery dstempers which have baed their art
Those of esated stations ashamed testify
but deem duty pleasure
oftheir experience to their suffering fellow
Ext act from letter Minister Court of the
Sublime Porte.
m Legation Ofth U $. A: ConstantinOple. Turkey.
from for the Sultan has been delivered private
the palace and will doubtless it in due
That kind send has been svens,
friends who have in many found exceedingly
pcs:nsary of the a. "a Tsriy
Dr. J. @. ArER:-I use your CHERRY PEcToRAI. daily in
my practice and satisfied IL is remedy which meet in
every country the highest approbation
Resident Court Physician.
Among the eminent Editors who testify their personal
PICTORIAL in their sections
Boranroy. CO. Of the Federal Union Milledseve. Ca
L.PPA rro Christian ADVOCATE. Rockville. Tenn.
J. b. SAMSON. Democrat McConnelisburg. Pa
J. Russ. ys.. Shelbyville News. Tenn.
HARVEY MCKINNEY, d Co., State Gazette, Burlington,
J. KSABB. Co.. journal" Reading Pa.
s: CoRB. Christian Free man. Boston
Hon. j. wkSTwoH1n. NJ. c. Democrat Chicago. III.
s p .
letters the effect that they have found my
Space here but the agent be-
low named will furnish American Almanac gratis. all
Prepared BY j. G. AVER Araetcal and Analytical Chem
ag- Sold in Evansvilleby KELLER FARNsLEY & co.
Iy HALEoCK PaRMisNTER; in Peserssa sh bI ADAMS
CAMP L; and BY Druggists throushon the State.
woyhless preparations attem be pamed
oh under a similarity ofname mh2
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-03-20
EVANSVILLE AND ROCKPORT
STAGE LINE.

The Evansville and Rockport Stage runs
SS5.s-=fS via Newburgh and Boonvilie three times
S-sstS--1sxAs week. Leaves Rockport every Monday.
Newjurgh hyz p NJ and Evapvill. by p, NJ. Returning
leaves Evansville every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday
4 A. NJ. Arrives at Newburgh by Q A. Nj Boonvie by n
NJ Rockport by o p NJ
taken for the accommodation
For particulars call the ashington HOTEL Evansville and
Wilmont House. Eockport. feh2adGwtf
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MARCH IsT.-sPRlNG GOODS

G3I are opening stock of very handsome Spring
vv Goods. the first in the market. con listing of
Spring Pant StuTs; Handsome Lawns;
Light SIR ny Prints; Handsome Bareges:
and Dress all kinds which bought during the
hardest times in the East and will be sold
by lmhI d&wI J. II. MAGHEE x CO.
HNRIST MfLIS.-A fresh supply of Staubs celebrated
mhIdSw r. GRANT & CO.
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2 bbls Pearl Barley;
10 bxs Wheat Starch;
2 cases Boston Matches;
Is mats Cassia: fffnusi
100 lbs small Hemp Twihsy
3 coils Hemp Halter Rspes
3 do Cotton Bedcords;
bxs bost brand S lump To
baeco; -
Is doz Ohio Mustard:
IS do N. Y. do =
20 bxs Ground Cirnamos.
IS dor Wzshboaris;
nests Market Baskets;
Is doz extra imp. Brooms.
10 do Wire do;
10 DO Hard do;
tee By
I. IL d. HERMANN
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EsOON fNes, ukASSESs
AN at all times prepared to furnish Looking Glasses
u Mahogany, Walnut. Rosewood Frames. Looking Glas
Plates. Picture Frames etc. also. Gilt Framts Pctnr
Frames aud general assortment Of Pictures and Oil Paint
Jugs. wholesale retail. at the lowest prices.
J. O. GEsr q
mis- d6w ms No awest Fourth atreet Cincinnati u
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Trip fran Nec Yok-Seomtodt Experieaoe--Life on ax
ithmus-The Pacific koa Steamship Company
Although you will not expect to hear from me until
after my arrival at Caao, yet as rcaking up my
correspondence for my friends at home, though. line
from me might not be unacceptable.
We left New York with every prospect for fair pas
sage, aud indeed our fondest hopes were than
realized. Capt Gray proved himself to be not only
sailor in every sense but gentleman courteous and
Kind studying at all times the comfort Of his passengers
We sorry to leave him which obliged to do
the ninth day after leaving New York. have made
the passage from New York to Fan Francisco In eight
ierent steamers and have always experienced at the
ands of their captains and officers the best Of treat.
make another passage, Capt Gray and his officers would
be my companions for the passage Upon arrival at
Panama we found, 10 great disappointment that the
steamer for the South had sailed about four hours pre-
,ious and consequently detained here for four
teen days. This In most always the and Jet II neeo
not be The American steamers could easily connect
with the English by little exerton. BY the exisns
Caso the mails and passengers being detained on the
Isthmus fifteen days This is miserable hole, although
at present the health OF the place Is good.
As there fifteen In party, (aH Americansl We
make out 70 pass away the time very pleasantly ihere
but few Americans residing here. would be doing
the Pacific Msil Steamship Company great wrong were
TO emit here passing tribute 10 the gentleman Who re-
presents their interests In this place although he him
self eos praise ut bands neither wi any opinion
of mine be Of benefit 10 him -. ...lx
shali leave the 2ei for Calao rom which place
you shsn hear from regularly IS
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BESIDES making report Of the above for the informa-
sion az the high authorities, and issuing instructions to
the Government bankers TO act in strict accordance with
that assay, ii becomes my duty at the time to
class ensased in trade commanding them TO render -
Ilic obedience bereuno forthwith and TO receive the
coins above mentioned at the relative rates specified
lhsooey not special edict
htenfung, 9Th year, 9th moon, 10th day. 23d July
1883.
UNTED STATES CONSULATE !
SHANGHAg 23d July, 1885.
10 bis bxcollcncy CnAov &C., &c. Sc:
Sns-l hase Vie honor TO acknowledge the receipt Of
your letter conveying as desired distinct replies
abe several points which brought 10 your notice at
conference On the list INSTANT have to express
your hAcenency NY satisfaction with those replies
The subject cf inland taxation has been most en,bar
RAISING since the treaty was made but the
psompt and e5ectual manner in which your Fxceency
hat forward 70 give check 10 the Illegal acts Of
oibs- authorities in other provinces Is commenda
be sad isei will he highly appreciated by my
government.
With serard 20 the foreign money receivable oy duty
me cour adopted by your Excellency in this regard Is
also w Accordance with sny views lnasmuch there
are Large interests al stake II is not desirable that the
emngc shoun be TOO sudden, but " possible so gradual
a 20 infhct injury none.
me plan Proposed and which your Excelency has
viii eeeye effectrally, but slowly, bring Into
seas"a - this sort eorrenny founded ts own
80. 80 Nstf, anS nitless in its suppis-an object
Joint efforts. = "' 's
ne 70 ne s'ng out nd buoyine The river can a.
- y 49,, -. $3.50 'naf With the able co ope alton 81
peethepy e""'uoi" abbot there l. no doubt that
10 npt"senehr nave srgpesfed aan be carried ont
c""llss" sssS,sA Ihs preliminary steps win be
he W ~ f
lsaH mvseiftf srie otDst,ar.,,
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How TO PUT A SroP TO BABY SHows.-The
rrovatnce yoa,nci says;-The Board 81 Aide men have
refused 10 n ant license for THE dyusing exhibition.
Fr - soinr they will have the waBet th.uks u every
mao RI fts eauiiai ~. ndt low ard tetfs II 1fs i1-
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The losses by the freshet in Maine have been quite s
in some places The loss at Skowhcgan estimated
~ SIS GOO and that at North Arson AZ sI2 600 10 SIS
GOO The scene al these places at night iuring the
freshe j. described having been exceedingly gloomy
running T. and fro Of The inhabants male and e,ualc
made the occasion one long 10 Ne encountered
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~ lsfts iotsi 81 T. h. TIaiing s ,.lhao6r Clinton
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-22

The Annual Amount Of Fish Caught ~
Americans, French and Engiish-The Men
who Catch the Fish and tho Men WIN Buy
them-Trip % the Fishing Station Of Portu-
gal Cove-The Seal F1sheries-How they
arc Conducted-Process OF Curing Goldfish,