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Cte Californian.
FOH THE BOYS AND GIRLS.
TINE sNrIDEI..S CHILD.

The following fact. communicated nv one
Of our foreign correspondents. shows alike the
blessings of Sunday Schools to children. and
The Influence which even these little ones"
NAV exert upon Others for good
In the city Of London. there lived little
pirl. who attended for three wars. and bv
stealth. the teaching, Of a Sabbath school
Coming under the saving Influence of truth.
she hrraIn- concerned for ner t'h-r-a no.
ted iiidel. and active ornos"r q Chri>tiani-
~ She obtained Bible. but knew not how
10 put II INTO his bands for she feared his
di.rra.ur-, ami drrs'i-,i any prohibition
which might deprive her of the rrzed adj
van'ares Of the sabbath school, She retired
tn seek Divine guidance. Her aather. pass
inc the door Of The apartment. heard NE
wore of vi. child it was the voice Of prayer
= she PRAYED for Lin. H. became affected
a.i'ated. distressed. After a li',le. the fami-
" assembled a, the tea-tabI" the beverage
was handed round. but h. could not par'ake
us there Bible in The house :" be asked
"Mv dear" replied his wife. apprehensive
OF The rurroScd repetition Of the at. did
Won not burn every Bibl" that we had. no.
leaving so much as on" :" is there anv
good nook then :" he nGnircd. His little
dau.L:rr thinking that God might be an
sw-rng her PRAYER, arose. took him by the
hand asked him 10 90 with her. and. when
they bad l,tt the room. looking into hi, face.
said. "Faher. sure Won won't be- an1ry with
me? know Won won't be angry with me ::
come with me- and will get Won one" And
she brought him and gave him the Bible.
which for hi. very purpose she had procnr
ed H. felt deeply. AMI. trembling while he
handed it back to her. said. NV child, lean
not read this book will YOU read it to me 2"
She did 50: and then. taking her in his aims.
h. kissed her. and said. TEL me. nv child
where did VOL get this book. and how Did
YOU obtain this knowledge of IT," She told
him all. how she attended the Sabbath school
its affect uron herself. and how she became
concerned for MS salvation. That very eve
nng he accompanied her to the chapel. As
thev entered, the III Mister was engaged IL
PRAYER: his manner and a1dress made pow
eriul impression: on the fathers mind. for he
seemed to walk with God the sermon aid
ed in deepening the impression: and it was
an interesting sight when. two or three Sab
baths at.erwa-d. that father appeared in that
chapel. with his wifi. and Children and open
" renowned his infid-ltv. That was the
Wei2h-hOuse Chapel-the minister. Thomas
Binnev: and that in.iirl. reclaimed through
the influence Of sabbath school instruction
OIL the heart OF his child. was the celebrated
author OF "Thc Everyday Book"
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Buy Ne and III do You Good
DIR. LANGLEl>
ROOT & HERB JAUNDICE EITTERS

VU>fit great >i'riil- and summer rl.-i.,s;c.-
U posed OF the best roots herbs and h.'A-
the world. III >uch a manner ~ tocoi.>'.' i.-
very tc> remedy for The cl.>. of,ii-ea~,'~
they are recommended. II j we h, 81
the great and sudden changes OF our climate.
cold !" hot. operates upon the blood. a,.- -
that upon the whole system. ;'roluc.u- -
and impurltie>, torpid and diseased .iNtr a--
organized bowels. causing fever> and few g.
que lauhdice. an unhealthy bic. huTn"r> -
LA, Co>tivene>>. indigestion headache. 4..-
WEAKNESS, pain Ia the side and bowe.-. lu-- 90
tie. and general debility.
Or. Lanrley'> hit,er>, &C. directly upon q
o. all these diseases, and by u>e not o,y .-''f
them but will cure and eradicate. them g.
system. and should therefore be freely -
who wish 10 lie well and keep Wei. lher -
cheapest ana best medicine in The wor.i. o.
cents for pint ana 81 cents for large ."t;f
zee % mir .Wsst. Ec>,cn. arc icr .as ~ e.
svsrvvhsrs. M:.T
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THE INDEP NDENT,

Weckv R.ci'i> ana Family Newspaper Of the largest
class AU!"l- il Il an" DISTINGUISHED writers are
Rev t.e" y. Ct.tl.:. u H.: Rev Henry Ward cher
GOV. Louis k0>sl'h: 'br S"i,-r: C. l. Brace: Clarence
Cook Mrs " BeecheI Stowe Anne II. Minnie Myrtle 4
others
Terms ;, mail 50 year In advance Specimen numbers
gratis tdy rtSenents L. IL line each III
ser:ou ClrCulaIii. 81 rE JOSEPH II IADD
Publisher. once. - Beeknan 81. New York
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100 Agents Wanted.

7VNO sci 'he Die and Ecign q HE EMPEROR
! NICHOLAS. and the Russian War. Sod ONLY
by Agents. Address. l.. =. CROWNS CO..
I ..biiShers 81 COrnhill Hos.o,
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w AN T E D

a lie Agricultural Warehouse. =. Jo.-. --
"A tie following SEEDS:
300 bushels iier,.s-ra>>,
- IL Top.
10" H. Northern Clover. warranted.
l"o White Clover
80 Carrot. - Swedish yellow Ev.ais--.
10 English Turnip. ) lh> Glo.4 lr--.-
Cow norm iurfir. 80 h'.>tie- p
IL bushels Peas. :" bushels rr.ato.-> ...
Also. any n'w anf' approved kinds - cor. a.
oa'>. rye. barley. buck heat iniu1,hi,,. ....-.
"th'r field garden seed
Also butter. cheese and Other farm --,,',.-'
Also. -" prime butter tubs >1i--i .....- p
cedar. chee>c presses and chess hog
rec and clothes horses. whee .barrow>. oN -
&e &c. ALLA la.
-. Joiin>hurv. March 1. 1856.
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PUOW POINTS.
Singers Sewing Machines.

IL l"r> IL VIII" ,i.>r. obtain f1lr and r.,lJ i,,
- nation r'>lr't fli- Singers Sewing Nj, i,,.
f1t" al ll'l> a!Nar1a-'> >iZ- irIr,.rii.rr> ,.-i
%" 81 Wei NIL III. ii> %; Procuring them. ami all ,.ri.r r,--i
la if ''> ~ ii liz ~ of,iC. NJ -; b,.iv Al,
New OH 'N letter or III person inr " Singer o..
''Z' ll' Ihi- paper = voted .lt.ly in,
chine interest 'uiI> Mn e>'ili,i rari~ T. al Interested
n he uiirfaii!i.d success S.uilr N,,i,..
i> nd'i several fiau!rlclt limitations ii rh m '..,.s
numerous infringe ntf> 81 "wr Iaii'>f which w.. IA y,
slN". suns ir IL, hiring, ,r ,,.rt,-> t,,. -,
t"'N it decided IL ON faV,r tho iir,lit ,',i,r
New I'm dlr NV cr>t H. Ii>..
il' - holding down TIN fabric tol- t. liz. >r,, -
III" iia'iiii". fv NlIii- which
sew N nae hi'>-ta> been iuX established Tn. 10, '.r
W lSf and TIE Grover Baker Sew irc Mai,., =. "A
ali'c' each infringe three distinct 10, Il. W.
bay. suits acaiI - th"Ii ii lr ,.Ir,, VII,
VIII >"f 70" trl'i hereby cauE II Tn ,.fc ,r, fa-v
any iiIlnclic machine IL HEY r.,! ' law l.,
stop u>l!ic them and t" BAY costs ami damage
r. I"t NJ agents waited make sales If ar irir-yed
iic mae hines l" i"r>i properly qualified fr i IL
lies iait Opportunity FOL ir"iaf. and Peasant employ
l. offered
Ncw and improved machines exchanged on liberal -.-rr.
for old machines every kind / VI Sl\GFR. a.,
:.>-"l Principal Once 3c3 Broadway Ny
DYE. CORN 4 OATMEAL, Fresh ground
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WE the si scTi"rs being appointed y III" Probate. Court
" Nr Nh district ~ Caledonia ,"mnis rive
Alanin. aud al 81 MI claims and demands If all ~
against Ll~rk HilI- tte ~ t...IiuT. IL said !l.,.
deceased ai IL. .ltn., 81 The deceased .Xhirrad IL, ,,.
tr-Ie'o iSrr' -iIe it' Thar SiA moths rom ,ls 81
II NV Sa allow Cd r the or. .liur> f. lr...,
rlIllus >iil rI.Itl..')n ,n1 al
AND .. MI! meet tu- tha; IUriu>e ~.
Willow Susan Bn,hams dwelling house Ill Waterfront ,l,,
enc brh Juus aud 'hs 81 day tt~r ct 9e,ncL
Sd"l dan, 4Rfl GOsS
~, 4 pos, '"nmisN""rs
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FOR SALE.
CLOTH CAPS.

io-c'her with The largest. be-; -nd ci,:!-,.
ineni 81 ST Hat. Trunks. Na,-,-. a:. o..
furnishing G"od>. &c. &c. IN Tie Coui-v.
s. lo!i>hury. Feb -. l>56 -
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YOUNG Men. do v"u WlsI fortunes; 0lir a.
making Il nj -, "a So per week Particulars Will
te furnished free " charge 10 those who enclose postage
sr+-sss Ne'-osNl'an NHce pt-e-t,l
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w ATCH Els.

~ AN "ffhe ancient Patent Lever Watches arc
W "i SUPERIOR Workmanship and with the "Chro-
n'me'er Balancc would lca> pcricc, Tiruckc.,cr,
a amy OF the h'pbf7r.d M"prEx watches: and
I'm - ,"'>' watches are oi sufficient capaci,v Z"
reeve liie addition ot tbs valuable irnj,ry cIue
ms Nhr"n"te''r. or >e1f regulating Balance.
l"hen genuine VII compensate for the di.,cr.,,
degrees OF cold ami heat :" which watches are ey
posed III THIS variable climate and thereby secure
:" ~. ." "'i OF mem more uniform and perfect
'linc through the char. ces Of TIE wear
ne III '>rr'h"r / prepared 70 manufacture and
E''' III ms oe'u'nl and useful attachment. prolu
eng efea' accuracy OF time Exrense from Slo
AMI 'he PERFECTION Of The adjustment.
II" "4ii"i>" furnish engraved. and send 70 order
common and >Ilver-p!atei Co.'iu Plates
.. j. HARDY.
~ .'"hn,hurv, April Q 1856 Or
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No n Rromcd Il Boston. Consultations III person or ty
letter Tree II ,ar-" Medicines sem any part d" me
world. DR. X has recently discovered Tn. Electro.
MtlCatci Baths which combine III. properties ~
certain plants the effect II which With HI.
uct! n"rtran the diseased matter in the blood and
Stiles ami .Apel il from the system.
fat II bath i prepared IL suit the constitution and disease
{" the patient and :" uedtci as t"act directly tue
ul>tt>t They NOR" Pleasant 10 the patient than The
Ele II" 'henica Bath aid much in r.lnov-
lIs r'iGia rheumatism. drops neuralgia PARALYSIS fits
i't" laii-. ami almost every diseased condition IF
lie ilulnaI! body.
DR. ',reerc still U-e> the Eectr hemiCa Baths >cov-
ereG ty Prof. Ntrrl>. IL eAtr.c; mineral r>l> such
mercury cad &c. Persons Wishing receive the
I~nti II hte. baths will find Convenience AT ~
brornne.d ~ Boston Circulars with full deScrlpt'or
rs - lI.fet " ar' re .i,slrE stss< .tanl
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FOR SALE,
Caledonia Machine Shop Co.

III - EloE article "f Warehouse Truck F.
- use OF Merchants. Miler>, ard o.her>:
.ailie KEEP Tor sale ~ Ch:,nberiill keye, & Go.
Paddock X c.. Il; tlc iel,rt
A." Engine la-he~ with and wi-Lou. screw
'nr'-> ana No"!" "rth> Board rlanrr>. al - --
roy Workmanship ~ j construction. a. lory -
together win IL, following articles al ?. Ia.
cAcry. &c cheaper Than tie ci,.:si,.>.
EI'rt Mahil.- Machine. Crali1,i-r M 80
Nor. sing de- r:l,,,..-I E,i..,.-
HtH i'"T.c q" IKE i,-- IL .t- -
MI Mating: l four te"t PULLEY f,r NJ, 81
III 81 ca>t iron Spiders for ) and ie.: . .-s
,,"c"'t"r With cal ir'n Hangers ~. E,&.-. e.
hanging :" / inch >haftirc
A. ier>"n> wanting any - the abo,. 4-. 3
vi. Please call teior, urcf :.>il r,.',.,,-.-.
/ l. 7 FAIRBANKS. 49,
\. laii>',urv Dec II H.
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WlidCr'S Fire Proof FES.
LOW ELL HOUSE. ROSTON

;, W. 'a''- l. corner. Chatham = IT,, ', TIA
/" i''' '.'s ''l. .' 80. =, i = g. JOHN t. WIIpiE
NHtrt- tfr,r -. ! - .....t..-
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Di-tri,t II ESSEX.
A. Prac Court heI' ~ LurcIl,;rr >ad Dl,rfI n
~" =. 'iil 9" tprlI y u >;fi.
Wlif EEAS Lewis SHOW. Executor ri TIM last VIII iii
ta"t ~ Er'h SINS late # ioirl H., in 1lr, culIr
:, ~ t"'- and >;a' 81 Nv H,'ll -r deceased ,r,
t'r-.,dcr ic-'',it II liz iliii~irdii H. ami I-, r
h. account against -t rta Tor Examination AMI I'll
II = tirr.i t.rr. ~ >.a,
under COL >liraIl" rl' heard ~ the y
II lL'u' 81 III" 80 Lay e NiN. u $50 Md il :
fti 'hcr ordered that All persons interested ~ nni. l'lr
IL ,N pdi Al u u copy 81 M rt,rt ~ This ,r,i,r lar
CAIEpoN1A>. printed AZ - Ii.>IrN tlrtc weeks
iV.ly prev 'u- >.,l! tI"r y IT, ,rr thai l,lsci
ard contest III. allowance 81 said account ;i-
~ the Court Attest
WV HANDLER Judy. 81 Probate.
true copy Of record Nrtr~t.
o. - SRtEI DEW EY REGISTER
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u1>EL>ii Buck wheat floura the tc>. of ,yrl,,,
7" c;' Oh the hot c!ke>iI-, recc, ed ~ sell
Ing cheap. al +. T. EEoWN'S
Feb -. ga
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Spring, HATS and CAPS. 1855.
HARLOW 4 DAVENPORT.

MaIiuitc;'r"r> 81 Ia; and Caps Wi..>s. aIi Retail
,' ,i"h niiI>' al Tin i'li~ II Nr,>kiIl Beaver
>>lith Hat M''> AMI HN' AIS g.. ni.,. IN ~
% = materials aId in The latest -i,l> which w. " III ~. 3,
fh' l'wc>t prizes HARLOW DAVENPORT
- VI .i-lIiIl- t.ii :. turI-I t'..Il.,li Boston
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New Spring Fashi ions!
To III Re i>tHS OF
j . \ { I.OI' No
II

~ Thu ha.lci. - Oil, business h '. ...Iii, i y, -
M di now <'tt Univ ale. ~ ne '.iiirS Great tr..
ana d';sltir tt- f-' -1r III tI> .irtu.I'
lit'-- tl if 'l --ii L. meet il irr-'I,r and liz
walls" ' TRADE ard W. prepared .,NhIfl ~. 3. =
-t"t ~ You + W. - iIbEi\ : t.iENi<TS iri
T. at 81 it~ >t,l'w rkna>ii and iCrtlitv nnrl
L. NoN EI.-iiut
TIL Mo- pi.,'tu.ur a'r,, ii-r ~rjil! y i-il every
Nat"i\ i ihl.- Furnishing ',j- a., ir,.n Ill ,.sl-
~ ht' >''' complete = 'k t't TIE ui1fH t-i..
it'' a. 'l> "lli ,i,-;it -t~k 81 iW aid .l.>ri' t..
G""> MI - made t!r-i t' >'.'>I. '.I t tItt 3~il-
I,I~ Introduced
Eu,,,~ ash and ~. trait, .~fe-.lv ,r,. invited t.
't!l Ail liz 'uI ,'t itttt~ilI. A,
tL". " >INNV\>. i'ii'iE X CO..
tJa Han. - a:,l = y ,lfA :; l. >..,A
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PARTICULAR NOTICE TO ALL
Travelling Booksellers.

NOC CO.! BAY it,oa- CHEAPER. 5etie, qo.ten N
L AMI OF more l"dpufGr chorn,'t. IRON us thai
from any other hoU>, in the country.
Up. CROWN co. Publisher.
",t-Shs 1;C,-'tin pe>.,v
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Site or YEP NCNT

District Of Essex.
~ Probate Court held at Luxembourg ia said District on
III, pa day Of Arri \ u isy
WHEREAS. Casll.aia VI ENGLISH s,i,ni.,ra,r,v - rhe
Estate e" Ju"l Fl g>h late Of Byulsv lex il said dis
ri,t i"tea-cd Ia render an accom-; 81 her aiI--
Sii and 10 Ir">"'' her account said estate
an aid allow ii'c ir I'll" purpose max IN partition
and Gl>'li Uti 81 the residue If -,i, ,-at. ,r
"i said 'ourf among 'i pr> rs VINO are ~ law NH, H.
me >aliie II orIr-i Court Thar ;fe ,, come
t'i>ld"rat ~ and be hear! III III. Probate, office
nn'hhrg IN said district n" 9Th day Of MAJ y
.iiu u ! iuiliti ordered that all persons Interested
"ir III TN CiIfp"SIA>. printed III 81 Johns bur,
tirt" W"elS successfully Previous H. mid ti1e Of Ia,
ta' hey iav srl"ar md q ect 10 r SANE Al said ,ue
w paw A 'rs cnASp, 3 tn iu G"nTt Probate,
= true COPY Of rccord-A,tc>t
H''2 ISRAEL DEWEY. Register.
ORDER Of NOTICE If SETTLEMENT
WILLIAM RrCHANAN'S ESTATE
>iArt OF VERMONT. Caledonia District =,
,th taV # Way. \ u ~; " ~ ' '' ''i'
WHEREAS Harry Moore F,.cr,or f Wa, La, ,r 49,
testament II William b., haliari l,1, Of R,.ra1, ~,
'!I' 1i>tilc1 d"t'5Nc, Proposes 7, render "a ,,,ut ~
'Iii'i" ~ pre- III hi account against .ad
r' 'i NallN aid allow a!cc FIR The lIlrlrs. Of max inc
".' ~ n'' Il q" the rc>iu, 81 said estate. I'M
I'' d' zee 81 said court among III. ,n,,,, vhn arc "a,
"a" 'ititI'i I" III" " r,,r,f,-, ..r.i =,
'" M IN" san" core Under Cut>ideranrI and l h,rr,i
90 ,,' Orc III D'Ii HE. III. 3>t ,iv If Nav
', II i,iti'r ordered tha, al I..f>,> Interested
l" noun hereof 'N iUilirAtion OF \ CON- f W.. r,,r,
lIl' "r""r III THr tAItpo\I,> ,rir.d NJ - Iri,,r,
tict weeks uttt>>iVcly pre- 10 said linn. -, h,r,,
i' .H may appear ana ctt>t tl. allowance Of said .-
''. 50 ,n'>' and as" he, heard said cour, in
' u ", ' ! l.r''H u nit Distribution 81 said .>ra-
tT'" cop! Of r'c"Id- Attest
So "a Rt'EEiNH REGISTER
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CANCERS CAN BE CURED.
Scientific fnoiam })brsirian,

roflar and other diseases which have hai,'.l The skill
'r best physicians also i cured >rav cured
DIR X GREENE
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Wanted, 300 Active Young Men.

I" act II local and 'ri- agents business easy Us,
M AMI honorable, a salary .f SlU ,,i,ir.
OF - uN Required. No patent medicine book
Pun particulars given. iic. 10 al who .cn>. rr>
>'anp"l illrc. cent Piece ana aiire>> \ y MARIAN
i,i.r,
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j. VI. BARNARD 4 co..
of New ENGLAND Pm,

y - g. AZ . per ,'1t ~ rt J. south Mark, >,i,t
i'>l,II They i!' rccl s'N authorized rii. "a, lar. r., i
'' H. Will" Law and .!" l'' rI:c,i Z" ,' %. p
"i"l ."- H'i i.''l> - j. y -j', a.! " ifl J
I'LL AN ]" - IL >l1tc t-.lt t.I. under 4, ~
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TO NURSERYMEN.
carpets, Clocks. Furniture. Feathers

=, AND tPII"i STERY
'+";N ar 81 Ii7' 'ti>. Iu.~;l, hi OWN mann
ne iu'' and vi -" ~l ~ ., rri..- Vs., I,li,,-r,.,
- '''.. Mfi'~>,. urlrd Hal aitl Ptllu l..,;
.,"' MAJ 1t. ami III IL ami ~ El1, h, -,
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Bark vaults. St"tlIilci 'h.>t- and Fir, proof safe.
OF ~ t'rrfI and Pits streets Cor" Block nlI.>I Ih
R.Ncr" Hr1-.. Boston
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CALL AND SEE

Y>HE NEW GOODS iu>. received and r,ow op-
D eiIIng by STONE X FOSTER
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Radical Cure of Rup1ue.

Nr e. H" ronji.hc- 1o,I. Ir,,j, or Eu,,ur u, all
H. r' ~ III >'i' 't t'li and ;,i.ttIlcl pt!il,>
"' 9. 'lniil' H. til ~ il- To- i,I.Ilc complaints =,
' treatment am lT' "i Nd;icu'r N,ji, H.. Tia moi
lhi- "i f'!H DISEASES i III ilitly UI-alI>. At.
"a" rs 'i.' ti country received. T. hf,iui,.r. Al =.
ne IN = NlII't'l IL N.lo tt i~ I,.I,I,". Exeter
Pa Rl>
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VIII fauc~ cut il " ric Letters Tor marking a. Thing
VIII I!litl, ink Plat" irk. brushes frames ali,
hc'"> tvIe. wholesale and retail AGENTS >itIli -
Address : NJ. NrT' All ~ II Salem - B,>f..
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Agents Wanted.

Vl>O sell SWIFT i."NI tv France, T.. PerciyaI.-
Tn M"EHI>G STAR. by Erv. VIM NJ. Thaver
BATTLE FIELDS ot TUL REI"III.uH, bv Thos. Y
Rhoades. Ai.o Other valuable works Addres,
L. ?. CROWN & co. Publishers.
81 COrnhli, Boston.
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N Office!

n IL. unsettled accounts due N Dr.. pa--
"A i"ugi,on and 10 pr. Darling. whit ..---
previous 10 January. 4 H. le;t. rlu>, %. .
AID payment mace or ilo.e~ given f,r arll.,.,.-
wi.h"u, any Grlav. {. Il. DARN.
Yr,ln., L.. . 10
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-01-31
Convictions.

The American Almanac for 1866 contains
a statement collected from the returus of the
clerks of the courts, under the head of crime
from which it appears that of the 14,998 CON
victions had before the courts of the United
States, from 1871 to 1854 inclusive, period
Of fourteen years, 9,54S were Of natives of the
United States, and 5, 450 foreigners.
The native population ismore than ten times
as great as the foreign, yet the native criminals
is only twice as great as the foreign. Notwith-
standing this startling fact the Sag NIGHT party
seek by national and State Legislation to en-
large and extend the privileges of these foreign
criminals and convicts. The Maine Legisla-
ture has but recently passed law taking the
power from the federal courts and comforting
the same upon the State courts to naturalize,
and also repealed the laws requiring foreigners
to be naturalized at some stated period pre-
vious to the election, thus increasing the facli-
ties for fraud upon the ballot-box, and encour-
aging the immigration of such persons as the
European governments desire as measure of
safety to get rid Of
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The Senate Printer.

Mr. Beverly Tucker, of the Washington
Sentinel, is out in card defining his position
in relation to the contest before the Senate
He says:
But when the continuance of this relation to
the first and most august body in the world is
made subject Of severe and general animadyer-
sion, throughout the country-when his excelen-
cy the President Of the United States has conceiv
ed the harmony of the Democratic party 10
hang upon the issue Of the election of printer to
the Senate Of the United States, and has used his
official power, as well as his personal influence to
supplant the present incumbent-I may be excused
for this and other reasons, TO which | shall refer,
If in justice to myself, and the first men in the
Democratic party, who supported me before, and
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ton is larger than theirs but does the extent
of his circulation justify the expenditure Of
s26, 144 sc annually by the General Govern
ment, when the same work is performed by
two other papers In this city, and when It Is
well-known fact, too, that nine-tenths of the
contracts advertised for are taken by indiyidu-
ais living in distant parts Of the country, and
whom his paper never reaches' The object Of
advertising is to bring the matter to the notice
Of the people; and does it require three papers
to lay the matter before the citizens of Wash
ington? The Star win hardly contend that
its circulation abroad is equal to either the
Union or Iatelligencer Then, so far as a
medium TO the country is valuable, both the
linton and Intelligencer should command
higher rates than the Star During the exist
ence Of the Republic it may have been done.
Again, he says, the advertising is given to
him under law passed in 1845. Well, be il
so Docs that make the law good oneS But
why has this law never been executed to such
an extent before. There has always been more
than the two papers Union and fntettigencer)
published in this city.
We have already shown that the Star news
paper has received the amount charged against
it in our original statement and we have shown
moreover that the Stars editor and proprie
tor" has assumed in his business relations with
the government, several different shapes ap
pearing sometimes in propria persona, a
other times with partner and at anothc,
with partner and Co. Whether these
expedients were adopted to elude detection, OF
an effort to conceal the actual amount received
by the Star paper, we cannot determine.
Now we submit to candid public whether
we have not, by the official document, fully
substantated our charge; and, that beins
admitted, are VIC not entitled to the $l2, 00t
which has been with such an air of confidence
staked upon the issues When that bargain il
fulfilled, and /" the cash paid down on the nail,
we will take into consideration tn second of
fer, which the editor and proprietor of the
Star" has hazarded, upon the assurance tha
the issue would not be met