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The CathOlican is doing good service here. All the
patients that have tried the medicine have been bene-
ftted but one-and that one, nothing will help.
Truly yours, M-LAIRDHAZLETT ". D..
NeW-Philadelphia, Ohio.
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R~EFERENCRs.
E.B. PERKINS, NJ. D., Marietta, o.

= . = I would be glad to have a further supply, as
The medicine IS becoming very popular. and I think
will continue, as it has given relief in every instance
where properly taken
rho. NEWMAN, MD, Nj. Vernon, Ind.
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CPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC MED

~ ICINES. prepared by Prof. F. Humphreys, put mp
in cases and adapted to the use Of families. The cases
contain fifteen boxes each, Of different kinds OF medt-
cine. Accompanying each case is q Manual or u racti-
cal treatise for the administration Of Homeopathic rem
edies. For sale by X. A. SMITH & 60
Agents for The sale ofthe Homeopathic Specific Rene
dies. smJe
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Prevail on medicalm men to adopt it in their practice;
and I have no fears of the resnIt, from what knowledge
1 have obtained personally Of the curative powers, I
wish he medicine kept here
TIC. HAWKINS, N. D., Waynesburg, Pa.
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WARREN DOOR, Sash and Blind

WARREN DOOR, Sash and Blind
' Factory, Market Street, East Of the Bank, War
rem, O.-The undersigned, having entered ntO copart
nership in the manufacture of SASH, BLINDS and
DOORS, will hereafter keep q large stock Of Sash, both
Pine and Poplar, of all sizes in use, and of the best
quality, which they will sell on reasonable terms.
We VIII continue the manufacture OF VENETIAN
BLINDS, in all its branches, which we will sell very
low and Of an improved quality, surprising any hereto
fore offered to the public.
We will also continue the manufacture Of y
D0ORS, Of the latest styles. and Of a superior quality
All work made at our establishment WILDE warranted,
as we use nothing hut the best quality Of Lumber, and
employ none hut the first class workmen- In our en-
deavors TO serve our customers, We will keep pace with
all improvements in our business, and conyersant with
all late styles Of work in the Eastern Cities
We would invite all wishing to purchase the above ar
licles. to call at our office, where We will be found at all
hours Of the day, for we shall give our constant per
yonal superintendent to the details Of our business
E. SPEAR & son,
ian 10. 1855. Successors to Edward Spear
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PHoDEs' FEVER & AGUE CURE,

IL OR AZURE I~NFALLIBLE SPECIFIC For
the Prevention and cure Of Intermittent and RemitteEt
Fevers, Fever and Ague, Chils and Fever, Dumb Ague,
General Debility, Night Sweats, and all other forms Of
disease which have 4 common origin in Malaria or Mi
asma.
tectany resident or traveller even in the most sicKly
or swampy localities, from any Ague. or Bilious d.
sease whatever, or any injury from constantly inhail-
ing Malaria or Miasma.
1t willinstantly check the Ague in persons who have
suffered for any length of time, from one day to twenty
years, so that they need never have another chill BY
continuing its use according to directions. The pa
tient at once begins to recover appetite and strength,
and continues until q permanent and radical cure is
effected.
One or two bottles will answer for ordinary cases,
some may require more.
Diye,tisns printed in German French and Spanish,
accompany each bottle.
Price one dollar. Liberal discounts made to tbs
trade.
JAS. A. RHODES. Proprietor,
Providence, r l..
J.. d. Park: Columbus. G Ro.
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WEEDs.-Keep down the weeds. Let
not one grow in the garden.
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NEw YORK, June II ,1s55-
al have made a chemical examination Of Rhodes
Fever and Ague Cure or = Antidote to Malaria and
have tested it for Arsenic, Mercury, Quinine, ami
Sryehnine, but have not found a particle Of either in
it, nor have / found any substance in its composition
that would prove injurious to tie constitution.
JAMES R. CHIFFON, NJ. D., Chemist"
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l. j. AisLEN. L. L. D.
President Of Farmers College.
LORIN ANDREWS.
prssfdaut of Eeuvou GnlIa~e

To young men who wish to acquire a business edH-
cation" We think it affords facilities seldom equaIed.
Mr.. Granger has the rare qualification Of theoretical
knowledge and aptness in teaching, added to practical
Counting Room experience, and We feel confident that
graduates from his College will he fully competent to
keep the most complicated set Of Books.
A.P STONE Wholesale and Retail Merchant.
il. JANNEY Sec'y Bird Of Control, State Blk Of o.
J.F. PARK. Book Keeper at D.. T. WOOdhury's.
u. OYERDIER, Book Keeper at Clinton Bank.
H.. MILLS. Sec'y Columbus Gas and Coke Co.
G.. B. MASON, Book Keeper at J. H. Riley & Co.'S
For full particulars. send for circular.
GRANGER & ARMSTRONG.
March 10 1e5S-lv. Proprictors-
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STRANGE DEVELOPMENT.-Sc

MIRIAM E DEF GLOH
~ entifc men are daily bringing % light new Inven-
lions, and the march Of progress is onward persons
Bald, or becoming 50, VII he pleased to learn. that sci
cnce and long research combined, have brought refors
the greatest B0HGe. of the J4gs, in the article Of EN-
ERSON'S AIERICAN HAIR RESTORATIVE. a sure
cure for Badness and to prevent Hair from falling.
See circulars to he had OF agents. Price S1,oO in large
hotties. Sold ~ E. L. Hoyt & Co., and Geo. Adams,
Warren J. Manning, Youngstown Prentice < Ed
war Is, Cauield.
c. !. FISHER & Co., Propriet6rs.
march 2 No. 81. Superior street, Cleveland o
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r. S. STERRETT. SURGEON Den.

~ sumo the practice of Medicine. in this Place, and
pay particular attention TO diseases Of the BYE and Bar
Office over Adams Bookstore. June 4, lo56-tf.
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~ X. WISELL'S PREMIUM CAR

a. II. GREAllOM CAh-
H.. RIAGE M~ANUFACTORY, West side Of the Ma
honing. Warren, o.
z=HzU THE Proprietor wishes to say to his
OE@+zZs[ friends. aud all those in want ola Fash
GZSDL ionabIc Vehicle, that the OLD RID SHO9
49, is in full blast. lie hazards nothing in
saying that he has now on hand. and is now manufdc
turing, some of the most splendid Carri1 res and Bug
giles eYer got up in Warren. A large supply Of Sliding
Seats. Rockaways. PhHtOns. Prince Allerts, Jenny
Linds- Rough and Readies, TrottiEg BugEies. Top and
Open Buggiss, Sliding and Single Seat Know Nothings,
with many other styles too numerous 20 mention, kept
constantly on hand and for sale at prices defying com
petition. Being himself a practical mechanic, having
employed a number of first class workmen in every
branch Of the business, and by using no material but
the very best. his work cannot fai. to be what he recon
mends and warrants it to he
PAINTING AND TRIMMING done with elegance
and dispatch.
REPAIRING promptly attended to. A reasonable
credit given Or approved paper. No charge for show
ing ny work. Call and see my magnificent lot of Car
riagcs. E. n. NlSELL-
N. Il. a few first rate two hIrse wagons on hand
and for sale. T.. X. W.
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BOXES RAISINS, best
w quality at TROXEL'S.
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I must say, from my OWN experience and personal
observation in my practice, it has proved to he the best
and safest remedy for the difficulties for which it is
recommended, viz those Of female weakness, such AZ
Prohpsus Cteri. Fluor Albus, and all irregular and
painful men truation, and diseases Of irritation Of the
female organs. D. Y. F00TE, ". D., Syracuse, \. Y.
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The Claims of this medicine to the confidence of the
public are strengthened by the fact Of its having re
eeived the appreciation and liberal patronage Of many
prominent members Of the Medical Faculty in the Uni
ted States, some Of whom have voluntarily given let
ters Of eonmenda.ion, (see pamphlet sustaining all
that is claimed for it as . curative agent
Pamphlets containing much useful information
touching the nature and symptoms Of the above disea-
scs. together with testimonials from ladies' Of the high
est respectability, as certified by the most satisfactory
authority, to all which the attention OF ladies aud prae-
titioners is respectfully invited. can. be had gratis at
the store Of E. A. SMITH q co. Druggists, Warren,
Ohio. J.B- NARCHISI & CO., Proprietors.
Central Depot, 3o4 Broadway, Y.
Eah & 1870 FIN
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SOME HOPE YET.

Tie Lowell Citizen says an attempt at
badgering a witness was cut short in the
Supreme Court on Saturday morning,
very pleasantly. The witness, a female,
was asked how long she had lived with
her husband, from whom it appears, she
had been separated. That my bust
ness, not yours sir" was the curt reply
The counsel on both sides took fre-the
one against the witness, the other in her
behalf. A brief passage-at-arms ensued
when the Court was appealed TO, that it
would compel the witness to answer
Judge Meicalf's reply was very brief,
very quiet, and very pertinent. "The wo-
mans right, it's nom of your business"
No further attempt was made TO pry in.
TO the domestic affairs of the witness
THE New Orleans Delta gets out a very
pretty piece of romance touching one
Jarvis Wright, who became crazed by dis-
appointment in love with a ~missionary's
daughter, "al,ng time ago." and whose
latest attachment was for a young pet
allitsacr. As the story goes, the forlorn
alligator tanner took it into his-head to
buy a ticket in the Havana lottery, and
to be guided in his selection Of a number
by the wagging OF bis pets tail. After a
long search The tail wagged and the
ticket was bought. it turned up a prize
of SEQ, 900. The Della says the story is
q true ore.
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glOtfIs.

Il II. MORLEY q Co., ManuIactu-
. rers OF Stoves, Hollow Ware, and Castings gene
rally. Foundry on the Canal, east Of Tayler's Ware
hoase. Tin Shop four doors west Of the Bank, Warren
MIN. sep 30 q
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A WIT of the seventeenth century OBJ
served that when the cannons of King
Charles began to go off, the authority Of
canons was overthrow. 1t was first
misre and then ntre, that governed the
world St. Peter and Saltpetre.
A fool in high station is like a man or
the top of a mountain-eyerybody aP.
pears small to him, and he appears small
to everybody else.
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.OSTON CLOTHING HOuSE

BOSTON CLOTHING HOUSE.
- The proprietors have receive their Spring stock
Of Clothing. the Largest and Rest selected ever offered
for sale in Warren. composing all the desirable styles
able stock Of piece goods, some OF them rich and rare,
which we will make up 10 order, in the best manner
and most fashionable style, at low prices aud warrant
ell to give satisfaction.
Hats and Caps in abundance. and a large supply Of
y FURNISHING GOODS.
Grateful for past faTOrs, the subscribers would re-
tHrn their sincere thanks, and hope to merit continue
favors. BARTLETT q BROWN
lust RECEIVED AT "FRESCO
y Han's 5 chests Y H., G II and BIack Teas. Of the
best qualities and lowest price, for sale cheap for
cash, by the pound or chest
100 DRUMS FIGS, (fresh) for sale
HUI by ~A.J.TR0xEL.
TWENTY BOXES OF ORANGES
L and Lemons just received and for sale At
FARINA AND TAPIOCA. VERY
FREscO HALL.
NURRANT, STRAWBERRY, Ounce,
y Blackberry, Rasberry, Grape, Orange, Lemon.
Panama, Pine Apple, and Cranberry JeIIies in Tum-
tlers. Canton Ginger Preserves, just received at
Fresco Hall, and for sale by Al TROXEL.
CEEDLESS RAISINSFOR SALE AT
~ TRoxEL's.
DRUNEs FOR SAUCE AT
TROxEL's.
.504AND ! BOXES RAISINS, best
w quality at TRoXEL's.
ZIG PASTE IN SMALL FANCY
a Boxes, for sale at FRISCO HALL.
lever AND AGUE ANNIHILA-
4 TOR, warranted to cure every case Of Fever and
Ague when the directions are strictly followed; or the
money refunded. There is no mineral in this medi-
cine. It is a purely vegetable COMPOUND J, and perfectly
harmless in its operations. For sale at FreSco Hallby
A J. TRoXEL.
1--WE BARRELS NO. ] WHITE
! Flint Hommony, just received at TR0XEL'S
TWENTY-FIVE HUNDRED NO. /
Z Leaf Lard, for sale cheap for cash at
NINCINNATI SUGAR CURED
~ Plain and Canvased Hams, for sale cheap at
FRESCO HALL.
TOBACCO-A fire assortment of the
L hest brands Of Flag. Fine Cut Chewing and smok
ing Tobaccos, at Fresco Hal, for sale Wholesale and
retail by Al. TROXEL-
GRACKERS-Piisburgh Butter, Wa
~ ter, Soda and Boston Crackers, by the bhl box
or pound, at
| GOD FISH, Mackerel and Salmon, al
~ FRISCO HALL
WOMAN'S FRIEND-A good SUP.
ply of German Erasive Scan, the hest article
known for making easy work. Sold by TROXEL.
| ELOUR, of the best brands, constantly
4 on hand. and for sale at
WAN led. in exchange for Groceries,
w S20.GOO.UO in Cash, Butter, Eggs, COun,ry
Hams. Shoulders. Potatoes, Onions, White Be9nS. &c.
az " Fresco HaI,"hy A.G. R0XEL
Warren. March 90. 1856
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CTAND NOT UPON THE ORDEI

- OF TOCR GOING, q co AT oNCEH -
To DUNLAP, STEWART & REEDS. and examine their
splendid stock Of Goods, which are daily arriving by
the boat load.
The facilities which our firm nov possess, Zone ofthe
firm being constantly in the eastern cities, thus being
able to take advantage of the market) are not eqlIlled
by any house in Ohio. We call the attention Of mer-
chants and the public generally TO the following list OF
articles, which. having been purchased before the great
rise in prices, We are enabled to oGer At New York
prices =
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GRAND EXPOSITION of RICH

NhAND OF RICTI
~ y CHOICE GOODS, for Mems wear for Spring
and Summer-consistir of choice French, English q
American Cloths and Cassimeres, Of all colors and
qualities C~assimeres and Nestings in great varieties,
for dress and business wear, of new and beautiful pat
terms A very large stock Of Furnishing Goods and
Trimmings, of all styles and qualities, A full aud con-.
plece assortment Of READY-MADE CLOTHING, both
OF fine and low priced material.
Also. Hats and Caps, in great varieties, and Of all
qualities, from the cheapest wool. 20 the finest beaver,
suitable for all times and occasions.
In calling attention 20 the above. 1 need only add,
that these goods have all been selected by myself viii
great care. and with particular attention to a Custom
Trade, and the piece goods will he male up to order.
as heretofore, in a style unequalled in this section OF
country. As for prices, call. examine, and Judge for
yourselves. JOHN L. WEEKS,
Merchant Tailor, Il Market st. Warren, o.
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las. A. RHODES. Pronrieto,
or

Administrations, J. D. Park; Columbus, G Ro-
berts Warren, o.. Z. A. Smith & Co. For sale by
Medicine dealers generally
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TWENTY BOXES OF ORANGES
4 and Lemons Just received and for sale at
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-20
A Texas Wild Woman, Rescued from
TOrlnentOra.

FOR some time past number OF shocmen have
eAhoitihg al Cincinnati a woman who was represe|
es wild ana romantic stories were told and publishd
the papers OF her capture, &c. the Western praiI
several gentlemen who visited her became conyiI
that the woman was insane, and had been cruelty ID
up by her captors and dressed 10 appear what she
represented 70 De- Tier arrest was procured and AMI
animation had by competent persons, who RENDER
decision in accordance with the views of those Wild
tanned the warrant. She accordingly sent to|
unatic asylum The Coiamia4n says
We entered the Jail yesterday 10 make enquiries
the condition OF the wild woman." .laior McLea|
formed us that most affecting had Just taken pI
He had few minutes before our arsival INTRODUCED
the unfor innate wild woman = sweet hite girl of
years old, daughter Of Deputy Sheriff Kendrick.
child, on being desired, sprang on her knee, threw
arms around her neck and kissed her again and a,|
The poor woman eyes IN "A moment lilled with ID
her under lip quyered, and the kisses were rcpea
she at length burst into tears The aor and Mr. Ken,
assure us that the scene OF most atie,|
character. What anguish she may have suffered,
terror what depth Of misery may have torn her Id
We cannot tell. Kind usage, human sympathies.
sweet influences Of those OF her own SEX aud espec
the melting, touching subdung tones aud caress
children will at length bring the sorrowiny creatu
herself again.
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The Van Buren, Family.

IRON TIE Buffalo ENIfcrss dNl IL
tbs Old iamuy which has enjoyed much a The admit
ration q The country, has At last soicd - coat Of
by engaging IN circus performances. Johnoue Of thc
sboys eNhilited taste Tor standing his head, berd
ng backwards until his bead and feet touched, throwing
somcrsets and performing eels IN the grass, a. long
1875 Tie was AZ that time encouraged and =, ON
hy hs father because his performances greatly annoyed
a Old gentleman named Cas-, against whom he held =
grudge Since that time, at periods John has shown
wonderful passion Tor playing al "fp lap IN tho poi
cal ring Hs gyrations leaps and somerscts nave oeu
been II vexaton with his friends but they had
become % strong habit with him, that once In
about % Oug be insisted upon indulgpg them ~ ch 10
the Of all, except those who furnish biz
wardrobe To them his performances have been rather
This propensity has peen growing upon John aud il
appears either by association otherwise 10 have
muncatcd self 20 the old gentleman, biz father IN bs
after days. When the pro-savery ring opened a.
Cincinnati for Mr.. Buchanan, aud he entered with n
pcrfor mabces. among the hrst 10 throw high ~a
N that company was John This did not surpfe tDs
body knowing1s eccentric habits, but when the we've
rabie Martin followed IN feat that far exceled that per
formed by John, excited some surprise, aud among
those in the III considerable applause. John and his
athcr have nov become ref uar member az Buchanan
circus company and the Van Buren, family will give daily
exhibitions q ground aud lofty tumbag until after eli
fancy this accession to the company but the sOts.
who are ranged on the lowest seats IN the pit. arc
delghted-thcre = 70 be 50 much fun. y = SAID
Marrying Man. BE will ALEC give exhibition of his
wonderful feat Of sticking 10 principle like dog TO
root Tie old un will climb very tall pole and balance
himself on lis top. This company Is Intended for tho
Southern market, and Il IL very doubtful whether
they will pat up their bills and open at the North at
all.
JOHN, THE PROPHET
Prince John Van Buren--and what he is Prince Of we
are at los % determine, unless he V The Prince Of
ars-has predicted recently at the Empire Club tina, the
state of New York would give Buchanan majority Of
$500. last fall he predicted democratic majority o.
$1,000 and only some 200 600 votes away from the
mark IL he shall prove correct be did thea
his candidate viii be bea. ny 10000 votes
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pleasure you have spoken Off A. There vaJ
expression of pleasure beaming from his countans|
and he continued TO nod his head spprovirI
he would turn TO Mrs. Parish, aud holding up his two|
gers III was an invariabIc motion Of the hand
nodded to her she inquired if De desired to supply
exhausted treasury; he sgniied at once bis desire
so, and in day two received his check for $500
In whose checks A. II was signed by Mrs. Parish
companied by note from her saying II at the red
OF Ar. Parish she haa done that. Q. Did you everI
anything to Mr. Parish the subject of st. Iukes Ed
tai or its subscription fund.- and state all you know on|
subject A. had been requested by gentlemen intere
in that charity 10 mention II to Mr.. Parish which did
expressed his approval Of the object aud told him h
subscription book would be presented to him will
few days; he bowed his approval q. the time; the
would be difficult for me to FIX II was in 1853 or II
1t made no impression on me at the time; had no chi
of obtaining collecting subscriptions for that hosr
mentioned to Mr.. Parish the names OF DR.. Muhlep
AZ Mr.. Robert Mnturn persons taking deep ints|
in IL, and that DR.. Muhlenburg would probably cal
him for a subscription q. Aitfr the receipt BY ye|
the $500 dc nation, did anything pass between you|
MIR. Parish on that subjeCty A. Nothing very PARTED
that remember. probably took occasion 70 thank
ior his great berality, as ways did in such cases
After the receipt Of the $500 for the organ did anyt
pass between you on that subject A. ! wrote o ID
acknowledgment and II was afterward the sube|
conversation between u.s. expressing to him persor|
my grateful sense of his kindness.
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QUALIFICATIONS OF A MISSISSIPPI EDITOR =
Yazoo Miss, 4meyiron Banner Is owned by Mrs.
rett N. Prewet, This lady has secured the services
political editor" whom she thus announces: -
We have the pleasure Of announcing to the reade
the American Banner that Mr.. John I. smith, an
writer and a Jealous American, who has been conn,
with the Mississippi press for fourteen years, has
engaged to take charge of the political department Of
paper during the canvass. Mr.. Smith, though rem
ably courteous and amiable gentleman, has fought
dues. killing his man every Il me- He brings into
political canvass. besides a general stock OF potca
formation and zeal for the cause two DO vic knives
OF Parson Beechers Sharpes rifles, two six shooters
sundry canes and shilleahs not to speak Of two pi
brass knuckles. We bcspeak for Mr.. Smith q cordis
ception by the press gang
P.S-Mr. Smith brings into the service ferocious
OF whiskers and dabolcal moustache, which will q
dsmay into the ranks Of the adversary. He has moi
arrived at his pot; his daguerreotype, by the way
be seen at Gurneys, taken in the inimitabe style oil
artist.
\: B.-Challenges received from O'Clock A. NJ
r. M
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C.LcrrrA. Msroh ;. 1856.

CsLcUTrA, March :, 1856.
Nafics Merchants Of Caicrtta-Bo~ Ttes do Bu.
ssness-- The Baboos at Home Cashmere Goats
Nor, A-passvent- TEeofrrcals-- TIE american
fcs House.
The native merchants are men Of intellect well
IN 10 al he moves IN The mercantile chess board
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on HoAHp THT PENTNsULAR AND URTENTAL 4
STEAMSHIP NuBrA, from Calcutta
to suez, March 2, 1866.

Run from Caicufta 10 sue@--d Retrospect Of IN
dian History The First Orerfand Jouraey--
The Company and ~ Commanders--The Block
Hois Of Calcutta.
I fear that I shall find little time for HERALD
correspondence in the desert, at Jerusalem, the
Chmea or in Europe but at any rate, passing events
shall he recorded. Now I have some two or three
weeks on ny hands, and shall find amusement in
taking q retrospective view Of India although The
motion ~ 4 So steamer may prevent me from
urnlng al NJ setods veil 70 taxes Jour good
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Four MEN HUNG.-Young C. Bovard, for
murder Of his vile, was executed at Y.zoo city, Miss
Friday, the 4th inst Three negroes. for killing Mr.
Ell, their master were also hung at the same time
place.