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United States Patent Uree,

and a. Bowman, administration Jacb DesdoIh deeea-ed
NAynt cuunty- Indiana praying Of patent
giHtrd >. W Lssh, DsaFdOh, a. Beexon. June a.
lr+2 s~hcrztu" years
ron be 0f said Parsnl winch place s7
daF II June, IoJs-
II ordered The sad petition be heard
Monday The t6h 81 June O'Clock, tersons
naihod and show ANY they have, why
petition ought be grnntea.
fersons opposing the required Gle in the Patent
Once
dls tee The day II hearing; all parry
psra said bearing
Application.
The The win closed depo-
scus, and nIhsT relied ony
uhce bfors the morning Of day Arruments
Al within thereafter.
odrred thai h notice be published in the Onion, Ine
and Evening Washington D. c. Republican,
Penn yivsnisu, Philadelphia, Day Boob New
Ipquir~r CnciuBRi, Ohio,
previous the g7Ih Of June nert, day ef bearing
CHARLES MASON,
Coulmt=~isnsF
s-Editnrs n fhs above please
bs hf Patent Once, wh paper containing this
ys-lHw3w
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NOTE.

Proposals be guaranteed responsible persons
ned TO such by Judge Of
be bidder,
the uf jay nerL
No viii be for performed, for
omissions satisfactorily explained uif
may be drducted For arrivals Car hehiud time break
nerion with depending mails and sufficiently
fourth Of the for the
Fines win be impoe the delinquency promptly
Istaciaiy explained, for Begectng
pest oce for suffer 10 be injured destroyed robbed
lost and for rfnse, after demand, convey
frequently the
hces The The Postmaster Gensra
tract for rppesIrd failures agreeAby
obyrg The posi- ehce laws ~ nsaci,ons Of The deParmoH
POSTMASTER schedule
Increase II by allowing therefor
the cnhirsct He also e-cnnnrs
Whole TGic decrease Of nay, alowp.
months extra compensation the OF disrrnsed
sbnuia addressed
General "supescrnsd Fr0posG No 7so
further saicsisrs panph
the GS in Alabama, Aiiss,ssipp ke 81 Ia4 and ls5s
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Feb 28-lsw4w Postmaster General.
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CITY OF WASHINGTON FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH %. 1856
United states Mail.
PosT OFFIcE DErAKTMEET,
N4MFksh u t1gF

POsT OFFIcE DEFAKTMKET,
MaTch ), 1850.
phoPOshLs for conveying The mails Il the United
the la day Di Iuy b6, 10 The 3h june
AZ The state q VI rt afona, and day Juy less
=" The S 81 June 'ss, inclusive, IA of Tennessee
ee Te'su ~ Conaci Once o. tie Pos oce Department
The cay wRss'nson unt Wednesday the 3o Of Apn,
al . p n, Ito be decided by the 7th May foIloWIng)
NURTa CAROLINA.
5soS From AsIoVlie, BY sghur Springs, HOmmeny Creek,
Pigeon nvs Forks Of Pigeon Waynesvile, Peru, Scots
Creek, FraHkln, sksnch, euneses River aquane Ilens
tennessee, Valley iosn, and ToH.afla, Murphy,
miles and hack twice week. la horse Coaches.
Leave Ashevil1 MONDAY and Thursday al 4am;
hruVe a. Murphy next days by 10 pm
Leave Murphy a 4 a m
Atnve at AsleFile nexl days BY i2pm
TENNESSEE.
oo45 From CleRveand Tenn., i,haay, Evansville
felion rprihEown Tosyer Fals Cocker Greek, Turtle
Town, n g., LsDrel Valley ressiaImon Ratia
to Murphy, II miles ana back, twice a week.
coaches.
Leave cleBvuiaHd Thursday ard FuBday nj pm,
Arrive at murphy ueEt days by D p at
Lchve Nurpny "Wednesday aud EatuTdsy al 4Am;
Arrtpe 81 Cleaveinnd days by ~
Proposals 10 commence Benton invited.
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10 OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

Inc Isne no peTson Win uFo1 bOOks uacEs
us r@yAirlst q ne Aahseraon be maac Ia AasanoN.
DISTANT Subscribers may ward u money " le,sr ts povsss
Of which Win Be paid .ssuaed b. ousslpsa In s
safe transmission.
The COUNTRY PAPER - p9bHsned weekly during uae
siOns q Congress, and semi weekly durias te recess
Subscriptions io period less tEn year viii be received "a
terms proPorlioRed 70 Ihs sboye annual
01-POsTMAsTERs autbonxed As ssans ana
By sending subscnbes $50 enclosed; or
utied a copy grais.
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fIerss " Of Caas-DaALs Lad DAllaN @I.d Isrss
m ana Monauy 10 apni Rsxt (te zt) wi cell Al Cahayba
azs county Ala thc bshss bidder, for cash, Mvhie
ssg M lksy AsOsa aso, Gy oIeTs long e. time an
slmalp d and eHperieacsd cotton -plaE'aioB hands
u on ue bHndTsd uer vaiuahs negro Gin iols ~ sui
nayfTs ana 0O8 u hs very best aGsantsge
M atra ablack laad n ineIuRR tbr pi.
unnns known . ibs Ihgs rlAItaioa " Mud hail."
Hung. Place. and the Cross Roads" sIsof which ion
op and cd are uicroT TsSntAons Ia the world Also
ueroged and beaula sssidenee sdoinips s1In,5
gt u,es from city selaaR with about four Auadr.d
ss ni hs dwelling noase, oees, ouI-hodses
d arc 70 or beow the ersy Of Montgomery, about $50
ho, and wcsl q anf 70, hr Alaban.e fvr
h a. Al RGEisAie fof eanboas Near IN tboa
ncIudng Duf Of le psnmlaus, the sIaaa and
oJyle and th bSsy u Land about roea miles
Eema IS heated Ihs Depot y ae Junruon 81 ue Marion
selma sdi to and from WHICH depot the cars run
~ Ie olbe aDtaf as one is "n ha Selma rsiiruad
mites city These plAHar ous are sn NE lipe
eu'nTSuon, WIN e9"a Eln Rb -hoG'ea cotton presses
n'En cabins, shops Stables artesln wells! sc, &c,
viii s ,hem - Hae p sait haFenascs, VI 300, 1000 500
H 400 aeTrt and - laid Oh "a Ia give much opeud
lard sneh tract be dersS and with OF Without hs
pe' '1ocL, pisn,Z.isn m ,sois, Ca, lsosndrr ac.
'asers at any lime ~ ne crop is growing or in Decrm
! OF January nslt , 40 me wssy wish.
nn rl' ssrors 10 the frsl Monday in December
S' or ,brr u g tf.ma sri to he highest bidder such
hose "1l enr nue engage IN the cultivation
mn 4icnh for years pact 10 find plantation in he
Nstoh foi AZ FAttB VI tNNA W purchase
PC . h' e vsnmpfoytd truct.
~ fsutaons fertility facilities ior transportation and
respects, fully eQuHl superior, any
rawlng and know that personal
saaclon Of every that portion OF Union
more healthy lhan ''cane- brake" region OF AIabaa.
also ssl privately for cash Iime fIhe
private residences IN the city OF Stlna
usbe elegantly finished large blocks of hck buildings,
largest snd desiraby located Offices
kuklng houses, &C, &C.
Also very desirable unimproved large lots, smxu
rt Of and aud contiguous TO Selma
80 head Of boodsd horses which the
Brown Dck, seveni superior brood mares young
uns gedngs, colts, and aiesal Of them from very
ITIg stock.
Among negroes ute trainer COED
excellent mechanics cooks aud
XtBh.
further particulars address the uIdsrsigDed w. NJ Byrd,
Selma w NJ Brooks esq, Marion, Perry county,
The the plantations will all des
Information TO those who may w,sh make personal iuve
snon Of IhH promises. BEN EDWARDS GREY.
HLnA, Alabama, Feb. ii. 1856.
{ Feh Ig-d9mn
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United States Court Of Claims.

THE undersEnca John C. Devereur, m New York city, and
Tbnap-on, of Washington, D. c. and eouBseflors
the prosecution claims credit
ors ~ Foverunte1, in the Court ~ Cisims.
will mmrdHe aud careful attention 20 hu
WRshiaEsn which he thusIed 10 their
of profession and In e city Of New
Yura elsewhere any part NJ the union.
They cnulfcd pesonHy oF ny letter. she1
which time before Congress departments
upon Applsson BY ne pase insresed
JOHN &. DENEREIN,
No ~ Broadway, corner wnll street, Wv Yort city.
M. THUhPSON,
Washinrton city.
NIB q commissioner 0f the Cour of Claims.
Jan ai-9hwtnf Iintsil
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United states Patent once,
Washington. March "a. lp

ON the petition Of GeoFe Wright Of Springfield
ehusett. praying of rranted
Of May ie42, or Improvement machines
rnpst," for sewn from he OF sa6
patsut which m. 3rfh day of May, iS5s
that the said petition beard the Patent On
Nvndsy, eih Of neat, M ~ O'Clock, and
persons notified Hppra and saow csmse, any they
have, nv said petition ourht 70 bs granted.
opposing required Gle the PHtrn
sreeihy forth IN writing, least wsnV
dsys All testimony hed by either
BE- said henns bs taken and transmitted IN rccd
with the rules Of the oce, which viii be furnished sppH
The testimony Willie closed The "a Of May; sep
o~ltons, papers relied tstnony, be
the Office hef's the morning of thst day the
ra,nruts, any, within zen days thereafter.
Ordered t he published IN the Unon, Iuto
e~rcer Rveniug Washington D. C. Rtppbcan
more Pepnsyvauisn, PhHdeipha; nry Book New
Post weet fo three rrsvions
o the l2th Of May noH, the day Of hsarinr - -
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents
rsEdors papers will rsase copy, and Send sir
Pnirut Office, containing tins nunce.
Mar i4-lAwaw
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United states Mail.

Posi- OTTcE DEPARTMENT,
February 25, 1885,
PROPOSALS for the mail
y u 1856, 10 June 3t 1858, the following route vii
ceiVed the Contract Orce Of uu
Ari 10 next To be decided by the 9Th of May foowig
74s4 From Chaeon, Mrs Muah Waer MitcheIs
Gross Roads, Mound Place Moor's lake,
10 Helena Ark, rs anlIes aud back, wuek
Leave Charleston Monday at Z a. n;
Arrive Helena day by 8, p. m.;
Leave H.lera Wodnesday I, a an
a Charleston next day by g. D m
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Medical Card.

OCTOR sTANIsLAs BERNIsZ regular lcoper 81 hnmao-
pahy. Unce 23i z CunsutA-
Gn from o, n. m, 20 3, 3. m.
Doe sarias Hsntsz, having returned Europe
owed health, will attend The Practice u his profession
Lt Dnctrur parIe FrsSguis.
uu Doctor sprlcht l'eulsch.
u Doctor habls Espann.
u Dotiorp parA laiano
Jan I9-d6m
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Unread LACE GOODS. EmBsoIDERIEs, sc -
The subscriber have just receive from NV Yors full
uen ab"ve-namsd goods etsd with
embracing
sst EtylrN Of
ChentEsts and sleeves DO
Lace couAret~ sreFes do
Lace trimmed and sleeves,
FreRch-vVorknd cbeniH and tory's do do
Lace t1mmrd French worked colau and slseVes
Eulbruidsrtd cambric, in to
Embroidered ssfs on HnDn and hnsL- -cnnkrie
Thrend.lsce collars and slerves match
Mourning both back white
Emhroide ed handkechIefs, In vsrsty and styles
Enab oiaerrd skrrs for open drssres
Eni1raidered Swiss and eamhrto Souncing
Embroidered diHu4ry and iacoHst bends
huSn canlric odsinRs aud HssrIihFs
R-ai thread lace herthss and ctdlArs
Thrcsa laces and edriRgs of ai Widths
Black thread snd edcnRs, ali widths
for aouncrs, kr.
oihT desirable goods sdapted
present ard approaching seasons. Such
Flounoed siik dresses, great variety
F1ounced grrrndinr ruhst vrry rich
Floupced serers robes varey
Striped p'sid twisted silks
Chsns silks, striped and figured, styles
L shi plain riikt, evening dresses
Jpiorsd a Aiutons de-
Black every variety. sc
hoh freirn aud doIns N fancy Staple will be offered
iuws~ prices 20 cash Functaai drnltrS
Fsb g7-3tzw4wn HOoE, BRO, h co.
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United states Patent Once,


ar the peuao Of Michael Dyop, oCPhsdephA Pernsylvn-
MIA rrytnh af him for
improvement lamps fr essential os fo years from
erpruiins said patent, which takes rHce ur un
ueth uf May, s6sS--
I ordered ths petition be heard oes
ON MnpdHy May ~ ococs, ed ali
persons noart appear and show they
why said petition ouaf M he granted
required Gle in the Patent
Oaee Their objections specially IN writing
hearing Al IesroHy hed ny eher
card barus he taken and transmitted IN
the rule ohce which win be FURNISHED on sP
picztoa.
The testimony be ciosea hs eth of May
aspnsinns, spers teriu1ry must
ofce the morning OF rrat day the
ureunsus u any within a thereafter.
Ordered also hni this nes he published Union, nte
rspcer end Evening star washinron, D. c. Repubcan h
nnrc, Maryland Prnnsypninr, phadsphis Ps @nd Journal
~ Cnmmercs, New Nork,N. w. week Tor three sue
weeks previous 20 Y o sy ner The day Of
hearing
CHARLES MASON,
Conn issioner or Psfsnn
P. s-Editors spsrs win please couy
thsir hills The Pstsn Once, paper containing
! Fsk lb-lHw9w
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fHis ts to give nnrtce thai rite subscrIbsr
tslnea from lh~ 0phBhs' o. asbgIOn couuy,
district nt Cuun,ba rers II administration personal -
Ie Of Thomas Law, tale The sfae u ILLINOIS,
having claims aE the sad dsceased
exhibit Jhereu suh-cb-r on
before the day February may
1 Law BE- GIeiudsd from ali benrht ID estate.
Gwen under my Hauc this nineteenth dBy February 1856
FEB 32-iaW5s HENRY MAY, AdatntsIraioT
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ppE or GOVERNOR ~

n IpE or GOVERNOR wTsE.--A Binfrnphical Sketch oi
u Henry A. WISE win history o. the political campaign in
less by Jsnss r HhHbieb n, NJ .. 81 so
The Virgins Convention o 77sA Discourse delivered before
Alpha Of Pm Beta Kappa Society BY Hugh Bsr
Grte~hy. 81 %.
On sale al TAYLOR MAURYrs
March no BBok~tnrs Ninth
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Land arrnnts.

DIN CLARK date register iowa city owa) agent FIR the To-
military bouuiy land the
opened Office Washington city D. G,
The several land ofes the
Of Iowa, which prepared offer faculties
ants only mode by which and
holders fully avail themselves Of the bounty Of the
] menL
THE land selected location made
address uf parties, sending y s the
lowing fees, which must accompany the warrants:
selection and location, SS which add land
Nice lee, Sl-53.
selection and location, 90 which add land
Nice fee, s2-Ss.
acres selection and location, s which add land
Nice fee SSH
and location, Si0 which add land
Nice fee, s4-s4.
lowest pnee charged by competent agents
] local office.
guaranty that will judciously upon
nsepinn, ana Of good land dis
a the
the competent experienced
fully advised nil the local
oads seats nbeTs watef and settlements aud
respective.
selected win he worth, confident from - 50
seeef WsTrantses for whose benefit th
nry drsRatd and olber hglaers, fail
! Ee advance upon the face of their
WaTanrees wtsxecGte paWer OF attorney
will please hil The blank assign
rnls with ht fui 9f The
Address John CLARK, No 1872 feRnsyvana aveaue with
" ebb Il Co.
deisrsion N Congress- and the Bon Charles
ssnR, CnmmtsstoaeT uf Patents.
Fub I2-dil 3Rl'
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Law Partnership.

r. J. WALKER. l. JANlN.
ID OBERT J. WALKER LOUIS JhNTN have formed parts
n neh triR ~ IN The Supreme
oF tie United STATES and Couu Of GAINS Addrs
Washington Cry d. c.
Jan a-enduf
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HE subscriber ors for sale upon liberal terms
lowing lands; uHtsd Jaspsr couuty Indiana, 100
stark caauy $50 lroquos county, illinois, 2s0
H"min -" These lands hnsy mbered
p @d Ertbsd r whiu i've miles Of
outy tbe nf The lerrson
nng iHnm gao frahkn county Go Pope
9uny 49, Alexander cuuaiy, 240 aud
W"unn For further information call c. N. GORDON,
No 2rs street agent for ] J.. DE CAMP
Washington cty q. O., Feb H. 1856.
lrh In-dfu
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VI d0ce tlIeir spring style, MRrch i-da
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Madame Devos,
From Paris and Nsu5 York.

ADAhE DEVOs's millinery arrived, opened
t Got uspersnn The Lakes, 5O4 feunsyvAniA
ch the aenfn o The ladies of Washington, GeorEsOwn ks
respectfully iBrtlsd.
Jan 24-n
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1iE sUhscrtber viii remain n town . few anYs to
dispose q" hr remaEng States and Territories hn
te o. h' Fnw Restorative Hsw with pastirs for The
s " nu-taHu, Artansas, Alahama, Florida Georgia
rrun-yi ivanal nensrU TenncsseV, Kentucky. Missouri
r" W ashinEnn Territory, Nchrnska Kansas
tab Norhwrsin TcpiHr Mexio0 ana The ISLAND pf uba
hHF ny abrbce " fnm the city, ny aren't, Mr..
~ sohDuN, No. - street. VIA reprcssaI me.
PEI g-dfu L. D
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-19
URUGUAY.
ANOTHER EMEUTE.

There is another overtun in Uruguay In septem'
Der President Flores was driven from hontevideo
without bloodshed. His friends and enemies then
compromised on a Government, at the head oil which
Gen Bustamente was placed. 10 the early part OF
December the enemies Of Flores, fearing that Busta-
mente would resign in favor Of Onbe, determined on
anticipating him by a revolution. He, however, got
wind Of their design, and called on Flores and Oribe,
who mustered few troops and came TO bis assstance,
enabling him easily 10 crush the rebellion. The un-
suecessful party finds sympathy with the Government
of,Buenos Ayres.
1t supposed that the probable success of Oribe at
The next Presidential election in March may lead to
the return Of ROsas now residing at Southampton, II
England. The Dictator would frd all the country
people on bis side and would probably have an oppor'
tuDty to pursue his fsvorite polcy-that i, to KICK
the men, Aatter the women and shoot his enemies tor
another twenty years.
When the fighting commenced IN the revolution
Commander W. f. Lynch Of the L. 5. sloop-oi-"a'
Germantown went ashore with his marines Immediate
". and stationed them 30 to project the custom
house and some private families. After the battle ne
protected the defeated insurgents from massacre, for
which they showed their gratitude by charging him
with having said that be would blow up the custom
house IL they did not cease from their designs upon
the Government.
Business is rather dull with American houses bet
t.r with the English and German.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-19

The WfscoNsIN GoyERNOR.-The Loooiocos IN
Wisconsin are getting great reputation for rascaIy
They are determined that Baistow shall be Governor,
although no decent white man in the State really re-
mains unconvnced that his certificate OF election was
given to him through the grossest frauds. An exami'
nation into the facts by Legislative Committee has
shown beyond all cayil or question that Barstows
reruted majority was made up by heavy returns hom
precincts where very slight vote was cast and IN one
ar two instances from towns not 10 be found on TIE
political or geographical map ofhe State IL appea"
from this investigaon-an nobody can gainsay 1t
that Mr. Bashford the Republican candidate was fairy
elected by majority of 347
And vet Mr.. BsTstow has intruded himself into the
Office and determined to stay in. Mr.. Bashford
has filed an information against him in the Supreme
Court but that Body is strongly Loeotoco and pari-
san in its character and has refused the claimant any
other counsel than the Attorney-General, who is bit
ter party man. with opinions already expressed 10
favor of the claim of Barstow.
All this is regular Locofoco tactics. Nobody makes
more noise than they about the right of the people to
elect their officers and the right of maorties to
rule but let them once get into office by frauds how
fragrant and glaring or pretenses however false
or unsound and nothing short of physical power can
get them ont. They cling to the public pap with q
tenacy only typifed by the boodsucker. They seem
TO imagine that they have sort of divine right TO
Office. 1t is strange how who pretend to respect.
ability and honesty in private life will countenance in
potcians!and public officers the most fragrant rascal
fy. Such seem TO act on the principle that sue
cess is the only virtue in politics. BaTstow and his
party must kn0tc that their is dishonest one.
Yet they put brGzen face and go ahead with their
rascally usmpation. Detroit Tribune
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sddre Ourselves to thoee Of our brethren more favored
by fortune who have already secured for themselves
t6ose social advantages which II - our object TO e1tend
10 al. We ask Of them their active co-oPerS-
ton whether AZ priests or as simple cuzen,' w ssk
the benefit Of their experience aad the moral effect OF
tIeir example. No man 80 humble but that he may
90 much to expedite this movement none 20 ren ID
tbis vords goodr or 20 exalted In station, but who
will be Effected either for good or EVIL
nv the results which must therefrom ho~'
Ie..lv We srdently desire, in this great enter
rri.e. that invaluable Episcopal sanction which
never was withheld from any lawful effort to promote
Tie well being of the fiendess and the poor In the
early DAYS of Europe that same sanction gave TO In
GLAND her colonization to France her Government, TO
Geruauv her unity and TO ell that continent rs first
STAGES Of progress. We now IN our "eariy days,
in America and both hearts and intelects instruct
~ To look to the same order for The highest sanction OF
good works and the waunest approval Of arduous
duties. undertaken in spirit OF Christian charity
Conscious of 10 other motives than the be-t-proPos
ing no other euds than such as our featy 10 our re-
spective governments authorZe-prOposlng 70 employ
ov such measures a. az lawful peaceabe and lst-we
presume to invoke the blessing OF God on this work
Tor whose greater honor and glory It IS now dellb-
erately undertaken. +. MCMAHoS, Nlcar-General,
' Chairman
was then resolved that the time and place for the
holding OF the next convention be referred TO the SUI
irene Directories Of Canada and the United States
The Convention then adjourned slne die.
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Az Isxrs.s FISH sroRr.-Tze National I.,ea.

Az Irxrs.E Fish SroRr.-T7e National fsie1,.
ssneer publishes, undor the head of Patent 0fSce-
Natural Hstory-Agricuture-f the follow.
ing story:
Connected with this subject-sornew W bat remotely
ii may be-is the experience Of Mr.. K l.. Pel Of Pen-
ham Farm, near Saugerties, New-York, gentleman
wen known as an extensive orchsidist, and who has
sod the product Of bis orchards in one year
worth of apples and cider, some Of the former being
retailed IN London at a chilling each. Having pre-
pared suitable harness, Mr. Pell obtained from the
Hudson living sturgeon seven feet leng, which
be hanessed and put in pond on his farm, attaching
line and cork fost to the traces whenever he de-
sired to sail about the pond which was about fourth
of mile in circumference, he woud go out In boat,
usually containing two persons and stsch the cord 70
Il when the sturgeon would vanaby dart off at its
utmost speed and make several circuits around the
pond keeping near the shore all the way. II would
then suddenly stop rise TO the surface of the wster
and turn upon its back thus indicating It's exhausted
condition Having seen and conversed with an INTEL
gen and entirely reliable gentleman who has accom-
panied Mr. Pei upon some Ofhese excursions, we can
assure the reader that we have doubt of the prac
cabty and safety Of this mode of navigation, espe-
cialy in shallow waters
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-19

a..;or.d 70 underrae your peS labors or TO discour-
80 yonr future Efforts 10 give new oonsuucuon 10
st n;al oroaniyations oftbe wOrd-thoee OF Eng and
;n narticulN Nor have intended 70 convey Oh I'M
rr,.son at such construction - DOT -.
nnractcabe although such new orgahi1s..ons In "a
nrobably not take the precise form 10" eAis'ns " -
n. nds OF yourself and coadjutors. -. l..
AIchymists did no, find the philosopher 7'one' .-'
a. nnd inrn everything TO gold but nevertheless We
,Lyreb their labors have found the science OF ehe-
;s,,v without which we should but very imPenec'ly
understand how to produce or prepare the elements VI
our subsistence. -, .-.,.-..,,,., :, the
We regard you as one Of the instruments N we
hand Of God TO forward His Divine purposes
nc The human race in the natural or earthly order OF
e. neration ,,is :. 80 n vast
In the mind OF Deity the whole world Is as ga se
machine composed of mutifarous "nees' n'e.e nv
and rnoving each other all Of which, as the fTopn.V
Ezekiel saw in vision, move straight ior"auu ="
accomplish the unseen purposes OF the great -
trolling BUILDER. And should YOU ae Que VI ~
EMPLOYEES. be honored so much as TO Only Oe 'ue
means Of pulling down the old, wornout anu COT
rupted religious and political institutions OF the pIesen.
age YOU will have performed work which, WniIe
will mmortaliZe your name, WILL De OF tne utmost a.
vantage as preparing the way for that higher or Cos
nell order, which God has, from the beginning, pIi-
rrosed .hal be established in every nation under
heaven. ,.,.x,. -.
And we as a people shall ever feel thankful at the
recollection that YOU were engaged by, and 50 Tar
carried ont the intentions Of Divine Providence N 50
ursi,t WORTHY and benefcent work.
And now with sincerest respect, believe me 70 re-
main as ever your ardent friend IN tue cause Oh
t,b FREDERicX WV. Evans.
No. J,@e,os Columbia County, " L., Jan. 10, lS"