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ARE YOU SICK!

Thenyou can't be cured Don't lay until your
complaint incurabe and then mourn when it s too late
be cured by Ayers Cathactic Pills, if taken in
Don't go dragging through the Spring faint sleepy
wear the Headache Heartburn, and their kindred disorder
your stomach foul Don't parade yourself around
the world covered with Pmpes, Bl0tches, Ulcers Sores
and all or any the unclea diseases of the skin because
your system cleaning Don't show yourself about
lean haggard all caved in because stomach and bow
els need ghening into healthy action Ayers Pills
these things right as surely as water quenchS fire They
purify the body and blood and restore their functions ntu
healthy activity which you feel quick they
taken They are the one great medical wonder Of this age
recognized bv all who know their virtues and thous
and know them. Take the CHERRY PEcTORAL for Cough
and the ILLS for all derargements requiring purgatVe
Prepared by DR.. J. G. AVER, Practical and Analytical
Chemist, Lowell, Mass. -...
Price Is cents per box-5 Boxes for 81 co. -. 49,
For sale in Wilmington, n. c., by e. i d. DUPRE, WIN
H. LIPPITT and A. Q. BRADLEY, Druggists; in Colds
boro' by LUCAS s MOORE and by all respectable Drug
giSts in the South.
Nov. 18th, lS56-l3- I'm
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MARRIED.

In kAs 7fatfoFd '6h fthe INST 9IV tho q a.,
PHhesfs Alr JASQNs HALE, formerly Of Eonrs
~ to Miss daug glitter of Harry Lester sa
fepEner place L! in&Ta - !oa r.4,sNs Es1 L3,f
N onslow on the 2eth the residence 10
Ns,r sIHen a John aox Esq Mr. IN - sNINoN
pasv 70 MISS = daughter Of Dir C
- :, ~ =" 4teeorded vows of love, >s.os- foa =,
IL - > =, In heaven forever abide, :,o
- - And none shall part, save enc above, -.
. The BridegroOnl-and the Bride .,
NeWseTn papers please 1sonv =" -. 'z.-.
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Sir James Macintosh invited Dr. Parr 10 take
drive in his gig. The horse become FESTIVE " Cen
Y Jenny" says the doctor, . don't irritate him
always soothe your horse, Jenny. You'll do better
without me- Let me down Jenny" Once on terra
frma, the doctors view of the case was changed -
"Now, Jenny, touch him up. Never let horse get
the better of you Touch him up conquer him, don't
spare him and now I'll leave you to manage him
I'll walk back"
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FURTHER NOTICE.


THE SUBSCRIBER will offer for sale at public Auction
at the late residence Elizabeth A. Houston deceased
Kenansvle, Thursday 22d day of January next ali
the perhabe property of said deceased and at the
time the NEGI OES belonging to the esate will be hired
for twelve months shall Also sell Kenansvile on
day, several likely NEGROES belonging to the te
of James H. Jerman deceased Terms, six months credit
bonds with good security required The legal
count will be allowed for cash payments.
e.. -.s...-.' .t'- WIN. J.HOUSTON, Administrator.
Nov. Doth. 1856 81. .-.... t.-.-. l3-6t
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In this town at O'Clock this friday morning MI c.
t9CtiiooNfFAkER aged % years =, Ss..'..
IN TINS town on the evening of the 18th inst ELLEN
M a T. edeS daughterot Captain $: L. Fremont aged
1od G months and days ~ 81 1861 fF
On the 10th inst at the residence of his father in this
County! Mr.. VIM P MONTAGUE; aged II years months
and ii days t... - - =. . - 80 -,
he deceased was distinguished by those qualities
which endeared hmto all by whom he was known ana If is
seldom indeed, that the death of young so gene
ray ana sincerely regretted by the community which he
resded Sincerely and unaectedly pious, actuatea by
controlling sense of duty, his future life if spared promised
to be both useful and honorable and the grief his parents
the mournful accident by which he was cut off is
shared by all who were Acquainted with him. =
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NOTICE.

THE SUBSCRIBER having at October Term A. D. .
1885, qualified Administrator the estate of Ehza
beth A Houston deceased hereby gives general
all indebted to said estate make and all
persons having claims against said estate requested
make and their claims within the prescrb
ed by law the statute will be pleaded in bar of their
eovery. H. VIM. j: HOUSTON, administrator
Nov 2Oth 1856 .-... :, I3-6t
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REVIEW OF TIE WILMINGTON MARKET.
FOR THE WEEK ENDING NOVEMBER 27TH 1856

TURPENTINE-As will be from table below the
market during the early part Of the week unsettled but
since Friday has ruled steady at 81 60 for virgin and yellow
Dip and 81 so for hard per 280 bsbeng advance of
Is cents all qualities There was active demand from
dsers highest quotations but closes rather
tive The receipts and sales for the week have been La
than those of the previous footing up 5537 bbls
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LAND TOR SALE.

offers for Sale his Land lyng on Black River in The up
per part of New Hanover County Said land contains about
sos Acres 800 OF which is good farming Land adopted to
the growth of Corn, Cotton Peas, Wheat There is
also Said Land about tasks of Tupentine boxes
For further particulars apply the subscriber Harrels
Store. New Hanover County. Terms made easy
ln.my absence apply to o. Fcnnei Jr., -.
ID" Nov. 23-13-tf. = 49, '''+ ..' II. S. FENNELl.
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NOTICE..

TENDENTs OF COMMON SCHOOLS VII Nov 9th 1856. {
THE COMMITTEE FOR THE EXAMINATION OF
teachers of Common Schools, requested to
my office Wednesdays the 10th day of December next at
~ A M at which time and place those persons who wish
to appear before the Committee, notified tend
% No. ."i'"'" '.." S: d. WALLACE, =
Nov. 2Sth 1856. l3-tm. ~ ..~ - f.. Chairman
&N- = raid and NOmmercinl cnnv
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NnTNE

DEING DESTROYS OF CHANGING OUR B U S l.
ID ness, offer TURPENTINE, DISTILLERY of
% barrels capacity and all necessary fixtures for sale
situated at Wheelers landing Upper Black River. There
is not desirable location in the country for the dis
at fair and reasonable deduction Terms made easy For
further particulars apply to ......,
..., .s....r. G. +. FENNEIL at Harrel's store,
/. .:. or N. H. FENNELL at Clinton,
Nov. 2Sth, 1856. -.r 70-4t-l3-4t %
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NOTE River Lumber Tar and Turpentine, sold in the
water subject to the of landing coop
erage, SC lumber 80 cents to 81 M; Tar and
urpentne about lO@4 cents per bbland naval stores
when brought per railroad about the sane expenses in
curred--*FOr Virgin or mixed Turpentine deduction
of one fifth or more made the price of yellow DIP
cOrdnp TO quality.
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800 ACRES OF TURPEN'IENE LAND FOR SALE
sr-a. IN THE COUN MY OF COLUMBUS, about 1 miles
r North Of Pennington Depot and p miles from the
yey of the W c. Il h. Rail Road which route has been
adopted These lands have about two tasks of trees, Of
which boxes cut last winter some or 10 acres
cleared with DWELLING and other outhouses; Stables,
Cooper Shop &c: Terms made easy. apply to JAS. NJ.
FCY the premises, or to 80 =" III Nv: F0G,
Nov 22d, lS5B -65-tf1 '''~ " - " Wilmington.
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=. VARIABLE LAND FOR sALM.

' LAND FOIt e. =
THE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale the place known as
the Jacob Mathis plantation, contrasting four hundred
acres or less, and on which is good GlIST MILL
in operation 1t lies four miles west OF Stckandsvlle,
good and healthy neighborhood. ... ~. &c.. . D..
For further particulars enquire of the subscriber his
residence miles South of StrickIandsvie, of J..
BARDEN at StricklinsVile. ..
Nov. 2S-l3-6m. -.... JOHN HUFHAM.
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DIED.

IN tnls town, on the oath inst=y ROSA HERMENSE
ulugheer' OF II and M d. FL: aETers. aged wears :
h9 1l ana II days! - "t@F. 1.Asir ~ 90
ne funeral will take place o'clock. this lternoon
from the residence Of her father :.4.,...;aa -
80 NO more wit b US can bloom our Rose
" 30 more to US her SIN lies be given, z.a'
l. - e M from earth she awels with those r.
' .'.' Who dwell with God in Heaven, .e;,s.
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dull ;-sales as above '-
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-Advanc one cent OIL Friday
previous quotation but since then has declined and the
market rules quiet 40 per gallon;some other par
GELS changed hands Friday evening but could not
obtain the northumberland at is The stock
in first hands quite SMALL and holders generally are ask
ing higher figures Sales since last have been light
and as follows:
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&. PRIZE

WHOLESALE Nd RETAIL GROCER, st North
w Water street, (Store formerly occupied by Vessel
I1ilers,) Wilmington, N. C. '..'s'fi -. =. -,
Nov 10Th, 1856 .~ 81: . -f'-5 6Stf
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WILSON'S HARNESS EsrARLISH

WILSON'S HARNESS IESTABLISHMENT.
TSSNNN THE SUBSCRIBER respectfully informs the
sTLTt5 Citizens of Wilmington and its vicinity tina the
SaAIA5has located branch of his New York house at
No. ., Market street. near the Wharf, where he will keep
every description of ...~-.. .. = 80
SADDLES, BRIDES, HARNESS, WHIPS &. TRUNKS.
Every variety of Ladies and Centlemens riding Saddles
Fine Sole Leather TRUNKS, and every thing in MS
line Having extensive facilities, he will keep constantly on
hand the most splendid and extensive of addery
goods in the State all of which will be sold at New York
prices. -.
N B. Repairing of Harness and Trunks done by the
Workmen and all orders for Harness executed with prompt
ness and despatch. MATHEW A. WILSON,
Importer and Manufacturer of Harness,
No SO Canal street, New York, and
,r No. 5 Market street, Wilmington, n c.
Sept. Goth, 1856 l3-tf
CAROLINA SADDLE AND HARNESS EsTAB-
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Oct Dist. Is


TIIE UNDERSIGNED has Just opened at the Store on
North Water Street, formerly occupied by Messrs Yves
sci Eiers and complete of goods suitable for
the town and country trade and offers them low prices
as any ether store in the place Among them may be found
the following: " ' ,'
- Is boxes Tobacco Worlds Fair brand go
3 do do columbia 49,, do; ri. 81
IS bags Coffee 50 kegs Nails;
3 hhds. Porto Rico Sugar; t''
5 bbls Clarified do; '
=. 80 boxes Colgates Pale Soap u.
80 DO Scaled Herring
90 bbls. Common Whiskey; ~"'
do Bourbon do; :''".
25 do Apple Brandy; .-
do North Carolina Peach Brandy; "
20 boxes Cheese 10 kegs Butter; T. 81 '"''
20 do Ada1nantine Candles; 49, '~-
IL do Slack Pepper; 100 gross Matches -"'
y DO Cinnamon; 10 boxes Saleratus;
, 5 bills. Malaga Wine, an excellent article
300 Round Shaves-L. ood's make; ..
30 pl9ughs DO do do; H..
10 bhls Soda Biscuit
, ) cases Shoes-assorted qualities;
Is Wrapping Paper; " '-
bb1s No Mackerel. Besides good many other
articles too to mention, which will be sold low fol-
cash by 80 G. PRtGGE,
Nov. 10Th 81 North Water Street.
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THIRD SUPPLY OF FASHIONABLE GOODS
OPENED THIS DAY, at the CITY CLOTHING STORE,
IS MARKET STREET.
II FANCY VELVET VEST PATTERNS;
20 do SILK do do 81.
6pieccs PLAIN SILK do do
30 PATTERNS FANCY CASSIMERES;
4 PIECES BLACK AND BLUE BEAVER; a.
10 do do CLOTHS;
10 do FANCY do
Case TAILOR'S TRIMMINGS at ., ..... ., co.,.
Nov 26-6S-4t-l3-1t. SCOTT Il BALDWlN'S.
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Nov. 2lth-IW-d&W.
RUSSIA SALVE

.. RUSSIA SALVE. .,.....- F..
Is purely Vegetable Compound of rare and peculiar
combinations and is the best Salve made for the cure
of BURNS, FLESH WOUNDS, and SORES of all kinds
Price Is rer liberal discount by the dozen or
gross For sale in Wilmington, n. Z: by r ,,t, -.,-
s W. Whitaker,
Oct 9th 2G-6m Agent for the proprietor.
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81 1t SHOULD be THAI geperay
er rites have tc be pad
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$50 KEW ARD.

ah RUNAWAY from+he Subscriber, about the first
IWv of July last, Muatto man named DlCh,' about
"a twentytour years of age, five feet eight inches high
%steu built has rathera down look. He is supposed
To- De lurking in Neck All Saints Parish, South
Carolina where he formerly belonged to Mr. Montgomery
The above reward will be paid his to his
lodrment in any jail SO that / can get him =
20 = - ~: --.~- .-. JAMES DARBY:
WILMINGTON, n: c., Nov 9th, 1856. 66-4t-l3-tf
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NERVOUS DISEASES CONTROLLED AND CON-
OFFERED.

OF all the various ills that detract from the enjoyment of
life of them may be named disodercd
dtion Of the system The horrors of Epilepsy
Falling Sickness, from this Our
readers may remember several occasions BEFORE have
alluded the wonderful cures notifications of Fits made
by the Vegetable Extract Epileptc Pills invented and pre-
pared by Dr. Seth H. Hunce, of los Baltimore Street, Bal
more Md We feel fully satisfied that the Pills have cured
of the stubborn of Epilepsy we'll the
mildor forms of Fits such Cramps 1pasms &c
We record the fact that persons will find these Pills
equally efcacous in curing every form of debility
matter whether manifested in the acute and excrucatng
form of Neuralgia Tic Dooreux or Nervous Headache the
Dyspepsia Indigestion, the suferngs of Rheu
masm 1out the melancholy halucnaticn of depressed
spirits hystera their effects will be equally happy and
certain Persons the country write to the INVENTOR
and have the medicine forwarded to them by mail The p
ces are one box So boxes S. twelve boxes $24 and
sent to any part of the country free of postage Direct your
communications to SETH 5. HANCE, los Baltimore street.
Baltimore, Md.
Nov. 21th-d&wlw
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= - $50 NOTICE.. Z 49, -.
PPLICAT1(lN will be made to the next General ssem
"a bly, of the State of North Carolina to amend certain
claims of the Act incorporating the Town of Sicklands
Vile, also to Incorporate the Male School in said Town.
Now 18th. .--s ~ .,-..- Colt -l2St
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NOR DEGEMBER: ;" -: .-~- s-,-..-. ~ 49,
T. Godeys Lady's Book --.- .-...~. -. ~
Knickerboeker Magazine ), ~-:---s...s 49,.
Harpers Monthly - ..--.-. -. -'.-.-
- New York Journal; '..- = ---.-'.
Grahap's Magazine ..- - d.. --~' r.
r. Petersons Ladys National Magazine 80.
Yankee Notions ..--s-- .--.'...
LitteiPs living Age -. >---. ..-- =
Also, latest Nos London PUNCH schoolfenow New
York Ledger Baoas Pictorial Flag of our Union soen
Day Book; express Baltimore Sun, sc. On haI and
for sale at .~~-' -'- -- .- "-'- b w. WHlEAhEh7o'
Nov. 29th ~,~
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N0GICE.

-.-. .-.-. = NOTICE. --..t.,-t.- ,-
TINE UNDERSIGNED, of the late Grnof Heyer & Won
/ Claim will continue the GROCERY. BUSINESS at
the old stand North Water Street, where he will keep
general of goods in the Grocery ipe Suitable for
this market He respectfully socits the patronage of his
old customers aud the public generally 49,"
: i.it7-,- 49, - o., IL. -V0N(GLAHN.
WILMINGTON Sept 80, 1856 49,. 5--2I-tf =
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OUR MOTTO Is "To Base
49, Wilmington Saddle .Iiarness. GENNN

VE subscriber respectfully informs the public that he
keeps constantly hand large assortment of Coach,
Gig and suIky Harness; Lady's ana Gentlemen,s
sadd.- Brfdies Whips, Be-; Trunks Valises Saddle
hand large supply of tring Leather Fly Nets
all other articles usually found in such establishments all
manship, and will be for cash. sortcredst to
prompt customers, a..
Saddles, Harness, Trunks, Medical Bags &c made TO
der Harness and Coach Trimmings sold at fair nrce
to persons buying to manufacture Whips at wholesale
All kinds of Riding Vehclesbought and sold commits
sion JOHN J.CONOLEY
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HT,I.ANE,S CELERKATED LIVER Pills

Are ranked among the most popular remedies of the
day That it will liver complaint sick headache and
dyspepsia beyond doubt Read the following tes
timOny from we'll known lady and gentleman of Our own
city.
Mr. and Mrs. Williams No. 24S Seventh street, testify
that they have both suffering with the liver complaint
for years during which time they have spent
large amount of money and tried many remedies but to
purpose. Finally, hearing of DIR. M'Lane Pills. they pur
four boxes which they took according to the rec
selves perfectly cured of that distressing disease a.
Nm Purchasers will be CAREFUL to ask for Dr. pE'L"nes
Gel ted Pills, UfaCt uTed Fleming
Pittsburgh, Pa. There other Pills Purpot-
ing to be Liver Pills before the public. DR. M Lane S
genuine Liver Pills also his celebrated Vermuge, now
be all respectable drug None genuine
out the signature of -, i, ,,.
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- PORK AND BACON. s1i stt
E0 BARRELS N. Y. CITY MESS PORK; ~
~ 10 Hhds. PRIME WESTERN SIDES. For sale bv
Nov 49, J. & J. L. HATHAWAY & co
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w. J. BINGHAM.

j. BINGHAM >f--s-i--!
4 SISTED BY HIS SON, proposes re-openng BIS &c.
a lect School at Oaks Orange Co. N c., on the 18th OF
February, 1857. -.,t
gentleman suitable to board school boys can. find a
good situation here .--.--~- -..
Address w ]: Bingham, Oaks Orange, Co. N C: ,,.r
Nov. 25-l3-4t.
NOTICE.
4 PPLICATION will be made to the General Assembly
n of North Carolina, session for Act to incOr
porae the nenansve Female Seminary, in the county of
Duplin 80, -
Nov. 2S--I3-lt. -
lust RECEIVED PER SCHRS. d. c. HULSE, AND
j VIM. H. Smith -..
Is boxes Cheese; .. ~
% 10 bbls. Crushed Sugar; .s a..
20 boxes Sugar and Soda Crackers;
10 bbls do do do; ----@ =
10 cases prepared Potash - --~~-
Is boxes Starch; -,
4 bbls. w B. Lamp Oil; -'.
do Lard ' ~~.s
10 do Buckwheat Meal; '- -.'
4 half bbls. do dos
quarter bbls.do dos q"
10 boxes do do; 800 80 s'~--
80 bags do do. For sale cheap by
Nov 28th GEO. H. KELLEY BRO.
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THE BALM OF A THOUSAND FLOWERS!-is a
delightful compound highly and delicatey scented by its
own ingredients to be used IN the toet-mparng beauty
sunburn &c, and it mpart flexible soft surface to
the skin preventing its shrinking and becoming spotteu
medicinal than any compound yet known. 1t
quickly renders them white alabaster prevents their decay
the gums. ...-
For shaving this Balm gives :ch, penetrating lahcr
tender that removing it, it gives way the slightest
resistance the without producing the least
ton leaving fresh, white and delicate conference.
This highly perfumed Balm gives life to the hair
surpassed gloss simparted it and becomes beautifully
1t promotes its increase and nouriSheS its
1t ensures with certainty growth otbeautifu hair tc
those who, for years. by sickness otherwise
have been deprived it, 1t dandu
the cutce and cleanes it, rendering the head lively and
clean. ...a ..,.
Price per bottle liberal discount by the
0 dozen.
For sale in Wilmington, N c., by ....-...
S w. WHITAKER,
en- for the Rrnnrictor.
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Nov. 2S.-l3-2t.
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LUMBER, u NJ, (River.)
Floor. BIDS. s 90 @l0 90
Wide do. 6 90 q 7 90
Scantling.. S 90 @ 3 90
MoLAssEs, per gallon.
Cuba. 45 q As
Nails, B ID.
Cut Il q a
Wrought.... 10 q l2t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-09

operations aud works connected with the war, upon
their return TO Paris called upon the Minister of
War. NJ. BARRON, for permsson to Inspect the
improvements uIder his supervision. This cOur-
tosy, though promised previously, was bluntly re-
fused, upon the ground that the relations between
the two countries were not such as to warrant it.
And when the officers explained they heard Of 40
came Of interruption, he persisted and curly closed
the interview by saying GOOD bye till the st
cannon shot" Unless this sort Of indecOrOus
treatment addressed Itself to The favor Of somebody
who is potential at Court it would never hsve been
attempted. The Minister knew i, might touch
chord in the bOsOm VIII ch Is known to cherish re-
sentment for the iudenity put upon tho Duke Of
Alba, and the reflection upon the French Court,
through French Minister. wounded by French
JacObin. 1t was piquantly said, by one who ough.
TO know, that human nature was one thing aud
French nature another thing. In this instance they
would seem to be Identical, and take Barns's sd-
vice aud soc ourselves as Others ses U.s." INDEX.
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IL. The srs'hetic stste Of Prglsrd would probably
he IeIrts6ntcd ~ Psrismeut elected on local
SIa I'fsfuEi s!Tpailios, no1 an principle.
Nal 81, on Iss new bat uDessy since s"t pp"sitios
has tCIUb 10 iSife i's voice. Count NODtaieUoefs
las publicly assail the receut sentence at no sd
rr,ne Court which iurbics the Distribution 81
,tttitp ticsets uDless previoUs approved by the
Government officials. He lcuoly proclaimed IN
tie legislative Assembly that This sentence rem
der.d u st uJiverssl suffrage ilusory by night Of
which the Emperor r. icued. "Sufrsee nesss
.,k,ice." he ssid and how can there be free
cl Dice if the csn0iCstes are TO remain unknown.
People stmetines forgive those who eppress
"then; bur those who deceive them hey never
"Err.t." The students begin likewise TO BE-
coue troublesome. The Ecoie C.nuale has
bad TO be reorcsnized. The Crimesn army.
6eciuattd by disease in consequence u
reel. &c. is dissatisfied; and therefore the En-
ptror las resolved to keep the republican bst
iahors cut of the country. About 1000 nca
ere 60 TO Algeria and TO subdue the
s,ui.irdt sudeht tribes OF the kshyies on 10
.JuIjuIs wbue smother expedition is 10 90 %
NsCsgsfcsr. where Napoleon SCENE to be intees
10 kurd grest COLONY unless be hnds enough -
Go in Italy.
We have .ssin heard some anecdotes conneeSs9
with TIE Conferences Count Orlof is sale -
have ssked Count Cayour WY Sardinia had -
clsred war against Russia; NJ d TO the answer tsss
sa' dinis not being recognized by the Crar, bad -
make her existence known and felt The hussisa
diploust,t rrjoiusd: But for the Austrisa
"JesLits we would lopg ago have been In am'v
Z" with you" ConveIsng with the French En-
perOr about matters connected with science, Count
OIlof. old courter expressed his astcuishmeas
at the amount of Imperial information, aud Nape-
leon t,ld him: Don't you know that grsdustsd
" at the University of Hsmi'
Reirg at fontaiusblesu the Emperor expressed
his desire 10 buy neil hborng chateau and park. -
order to a. grand re the Imperial domain. bsiaG
Informed that the proprietor, Legsimist refusod
to sell il I'd any terms be resolved to tsko the no
potiation into bis own hands. lie met his neisA-
Tor, as if ty accident and @hed him at once fss
tie itsson Nb, he would not part with his prop
eIty for fair consideration. The Legtimst oPes1g
told him he intended to do ii, but only in favor ~
Count de Chsnbord, as soon IS Providence misht
choose to bring him back TO France. " Ii this "
"yOur only reason" said Napoleon, " then sell tee
chateau ut once to me. for If the Count shsuaA
lever return be will get it certainly. together viz
"Fontaneblesu aud all possess. the Tuilerics 80
"Frouce included" Ar.~