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ATTENTION. FARMERs! & s.
<.stsS y hxtf.s 81 Esr.ATsss d MOWER

- EOR 1857.
~ Rand Gold Medal Of honor awarded to O. II.
VI Mecormick a the Great French Exhibition at Par
Is In is5. Also, the highest pr awarded TO any MA
chine OF .his class At the French Unsvcrss axhihtion
1855. And glorious x; the highest salsfac-
ton and approval VI over eoa,o0o Farmers OF our
country.
The best evideneaGhat be offered of the continued
superiority these Machines Ia The fact that McCor-
been exclusively and largely engaged 10 this
business many years than any other manufac-
turer and that his safes have constantly Increased
proving that his machine Is completely ahoye and
beyond the gross Interpretations OF rival
Of other aud iaferiot Rchines In 1888 Tue sales
from the factory in Chicago were 900, ia 1850 over
le0O, with peril let satisfaction 10 purchasers.
Western Farmers now using proatabiy these ma.
chimes thai made ten years ago In the ronsfruc.
ton Of the machines the wrought iron beam Is sti
used, and the machines constructed Is to adns OIL
lowering the ground raising 70 the ordinary height
The Gu, win be about six feet. The main wheel eight
inches wide the rim this Is most important especially
in and soft land Ase, great care has been
taken arrange the cog wheels to keep them nee
froG sand or mud. .... -....... o.
sE- Farmers wishing to purchase woali DO well to
orier early to Insure being supplied. &
FEB iS-d2w II tse ALFRED FEAR. Agent.
(Gazeite capy) Water Street, Huntingdon.
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SIGNS OF PROSPERITY. following lines,
which contain as much truth as poetry, are
from the Chinese:
Where spades grow bright and idle words
grow dull;
Where iails are empty, and where barns are
full;
Where church-paths are with frequent feet
outworn i
Law court yards weedy, silent and forlorn;
Where doctors foot it, and where farmers
ride,
Where age abounds, and youth is multiplied
Where these signs are, they clearly indicate
A happy people and well governed State
''Did you say, sir, that you considered Mr.
Jones insane z asked q lawyer of u witness
in criminal case
"Yes, sir, did
Upon what grounds do you base that in
ference
"Why, lent him silk umbrella and five
dollars in cash, and he returned them both. "
There is one haunted house in Ohio A law
case recently came off in Marion county, which
established the fact. A. rented house Of B.
for one year. He left it in few weeks, stating
that it was haunted and unfit to live in. B.
sued for the years rent, but A. proved that the
house was haunted, and beat him.
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The toit seq VOW bin sittin in Old Winter
Lap--now Amt you ashamed Of yoarseiis
spose the old felIer's been bussin' you.
Z should think he had from your breth
A bsin so cold-but that's the way them
Old felleFs hev doin.
Well, as was sayin,
Youv cum at last with your tbamy
Breth' blowing from the Northwes-
Westconstant or Newbrasky spose,
Crate Kuntriss for BAN / rekirl
Now youv cum wen
Everybodi's feed, an Korn All things,
Hey al bin fed out Now LUX ct
Our Kritters, will ye! See our Katel
On the lift, hevin to be steddied by
Thur tales whin they gifts up mornings!
LUX ct our hossis watts all rejuicsd
To skeletons weepin over troft,
A hull troft full Of kobs!
A bull troft full Of bitter reielekshuns.
LUX at them shepe lien in
The fens kornurs a waitin for gras!
Yis an they bin a watin sum ov
Them for weex!-An eff they wasn't
Puld they'd bin "shakin Their lo1
At W and sed U dun it" THAT thur
IL frum Hamlet, won ov Shakspurs plais.)
As another poit sez-"Gras diffurd mnks
The stumak ake"-so these shepe vii
Never open thur ii onto gras agin-No:
Nor onto fodur!
Now LUX at them hogs, RS has bin
A follerin them kstel wat hev bin
Stuff on ha! Sc EN- will we a crepn
Round as if theys fetched with Korns.
Lux at thur eres vii ye-bigur than
Emmy cabbtch lefe!
Sc the shotes
A lenin onter the fens to squele!
LUX at them nifty eres 'hangn pendint"
Onto sich lttel hogs! Sc a hundrid
Gud shotes rejuiced down to a even
Korn baskit full!
Yes that thurs yer doins, U
Tardi lettering Spring!-a hangin bak
Az youv bin don!
But now youv cum!
We fele yer cheerin prescnz wen we
Git round onto the south side ov the barn
We here the hens a kaklin when they've
Laid eg We Sc the horsradish
A startn up long side the garding
Fens! The wimmin is a lukin into
The old tepot after garding sedes
All these things make me think yeuuv cum!
Eff so be " riled
Ye Spring, a shown up oy yer short cumnins
Jes set it down to hav;n potts lisens,
Tho haiut takin wun out yet, Flow to.
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A NODE TO SPRING
RI A zsDIGSIsT FARMER.

Well spring vow cum at last, hev youl
The poit seq youv bin sittin in Old Winter
Lap--now Amt you ashamed of yourself.
spose the old feiIer's been bussin you.
should think he had from your breth
A bsin so cold-but that's the way them
Old Euiin-, hnr dnin
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Tile Story of tile Pearl.

"The pearl whose story am about to mar
rate to you was Of the ancient family of the
Avicula Margaretta, one of the most renown-
ed in the dominions of the Sea King. 1t
had been predicted, ages ago, that the chill
dren of the Avlcula should be very beautiful
and, as such, be liable to many dangers and
temptations The founder Of the race was
wise and prudent, and he therefore petition
ed the King of the sea to hide the exceeding
beauty Of his children under an exterior of
the rudest form and most unattractive color
Avicula was great favorite with the Ruler
Of the Waters, and his petition was instantly
granted by his royal master, The form
WHICH Avicula selected was that of an ovs-
ter 80 -
+ what 7 exclaimed Laura, twas my love-
ly pearl ever an oyster p
Even SO, continued the shell, land it is
the same upon the earth as in the waters, a
rude exterior oftentimes conceals the most
precious qualities For many wears the
Avicula lived in peace and honor in their
rocky home under the sea which is called the
Gulf ofManaar. One day Cinghalese. who
lived upon the Island of Lions, was display
ing to his youthful bride, OtaIy, his expert
ness as a diver, in the same bright waters be-
meath which the Avicula had fourished so
long, and to assure his companion who sat
upon the beach, that he had descended to the
bottom of the sea, be brought up in his hand
what he thought was stone, and with a
shout Of triumph hurled his prize to the
shore. And the helpless Avicula, (for such
it was) striking the saarp point of rock was
violently rent asunder
Z. The diver stretched himself upon the
hnon rlv a~E L. I. :
whilst 0taly proceeded to examine the novel
thing which her husband had gathered from
the sea- Struck with the beautiful colors of
the opened shells, she scooped hole in the
sand, filling it with water, carefully washing
away the particles in which the hitherto con-
cealed pearl had been imbedded She ran
in ecstasy to her husband with the beauteous
thing she had discovered, and clapped her
hands with delight as she beheld the plea
sure and wonder with which he regarded
it
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Il Z IIN TON
T.. III. DAEHOF'F, Principals.

s|s sts DahfsSEEs kTIHSip"-' ]
Terms--For unlimited course In Double
Mercantile Book. Keeping, Penmanship ConF Il
Computations, Commercial Correspondence, asr Z
$3.50. z
The course OF Instruction is the most eorpr'ssl
taught, and Is so completely reduced 10 prscns''
meet every possible contingency IN business. u
PcnMa nship-Taugbt in the latest ana 8
approved principles.
COmmer .ai EI w Eecfures-WM ns
by Mr.. @. Ben Darwin, one Of the ablest msuttr'
Burlington Bar, subjects necessary for evsrJ e'
man to be acquainted with. "A
An Elegant Dipi0ma-uDder the seal
State College OF PennsJ awarded TO a gr,dSt
Send for Circular by mail. feb Ic'A
NEW SASH, DOOR AND BLINDfl
IN TORY, Mt. Pleasant street, Opposite ~
Plank Road Depot, adjoining the Oh MIL, B9inSs
Iowa. All common work constantly On hsb9 50
ders, by mail or otherwise, promptly anrnasI, ngIl
nov. 2Sw URisH LVibt
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Sligo and Tyrone Iron Store.
FOOTE & EWING,
DEALERS in the
- GOLDEN ERA Alright Cook Stove;
GOLDEN HARP and PRIDE OF IOWA Premium
Cook Stoves;
PARLoR, BOX and COAL heating Stoves
STEEL of all kinds
HARDWARE, NAILS AND BLACKsMIrHs Tools;
st. Louis Circular, Mill and Crosscut Saws, OF all sizes
AND MANUFACTURERS
-.t.s OF ALL KINDS or TIN WARE;
mar22y Jefferson street, Burlington. Iowa.
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B. & n. R. R. FREIGHT OFFICE.
THE only Freghttrain this road leaves Bullings
i ton at $50 Al
Albright designed to be forwarded on any particular
day should be delivered on the day previous,
may2Sbptf. VIM RACKirs srn,,
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eSAfNs: Gf.ASSES.-6S0 Locking Glasses,
- CONNIE ncing ut ten cents and up 10 tea dGliart-
You buy Looking Glass from NE cheaper than At
any other house in this city. ii ii SCOTT,
.tr ian a2-d&w ae~s- ..sfgs. Main Street.
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Peoria, cquawka & Burlington Railroad
la lsS .:;:=.ss;s CO s'sS3 %

an and after Monday, April 20th, 1851, Trains viii
run as follows, Leaving East Burlington
First Passenger s:iO A. VI. per c. b. X q. Trains,
connecting at Gacsburg with Trains for PEORIA arriving
at LAS p. NJ.
Second Passenger a. ESQ +. ~ through to Peoria
without change of Cars, arriving at $40 p NJ Freight
Train leaves $50 A NJ. through to PEORIA Returning
leaves Peoria at 900 A. NJ. +
PEORIA.
Leaving the Depot at kellogg's Warehouse
First Passenger at $50 A. 81. through to Burlington
without change of Cars, arriving at lao p. NJ
Second Passenger at 200 P. NJ. connecting at Gales
burg with Trains of c. d. Q. r. r., arriving at Bur
lington at 1880 P. NJ. .- .......-..
Tick. is be procured at the Office OF the Company
fold Stage office Barrett House Third Street Also any
incarnation in regard to the Road connecting routes
&C., sc. U. II. KELLOGG, Agent.
Burlington Iowa.
P. B. ROBERTS. supt, Peoria.
CHAS. Z. FOLLETT, Gen1 Ticket Ag't., Peoria
z
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-12

rfom DC - Ale lSsdor, u011oor 2 |
10 atSks a 40 eAFta are we're Eel, yt.ordAy morn
N va ty Ano vicinity ormge olcrce than are nsua
ths iarde The ntt,hoot about Ave minutes
pat iOgr cr0tb, asa ~ ctGo by l0ud o. enuous
nolse, IKE hunder or tho roer 81 artillery RE 90 III
hsp con MERGED shaking, and Tho houses sooued 70 rook
fEoc tls 10 w,st .fer pause og eight teu minutes
ne second seoes cane or, bat much les violent III
ne fr' Deen nc The houso w9 wsfC ms tall
Use ftnry buifiue end &C ia thc GrA--rnRs'e 20 tNa
ferpa cur N,y - &c senh5 IN Goo.is naeiuule,
&c vastrvtd hat tro sky presenter asuycr appes scs
an unusual fDs AZ areard the mo D. xnd pcoul ar scs
hung close W the esrh gentleman informed reMa he
ho saw very brilliant meteor s,ni ira ur-s he ness
shoeh Whshsr ksse flsns Rad 1yNdsg 70 DO TN the
earthquake We hsve others n de.ermne Earthquakes,
u Ne may believe The history OF the roiks, have
been no unusual things In this vicinity In ages pest.
And, not 70 90 back antiquity, many OF
our Oldest uuxsns well remember the kyrbie earthquake
that occurred ., New nairh In 1871 whom hat village
sas partially dcsroy ed, and large session Of that psrt OF
The State sunk end submerged, rendering act OF Con
rrces secessy Grant other lands 10 The settlers In place
n those naA destroy ed For many years amer the
oUcurreroe e Inhabitants experienced violent shocks
periodically, ard cmisrarm were afraid v sehc N thss
quarter Ates while, however, hey became used 70
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Williams Org Cisy sevs.

BryellRY The and dwelling house Of Mr. Isasc
O. Taylor, corner OF south Second and Fiji srosu
entered during saturday pitht ard robbed OF silver
spoons nncoop ynds OF red plaid sim eleven ysrds Of
bro ss, two nt dresses, shs~s of f0srort hndi.
plumber Of other small aysices, and $40 In noney. No
arrests have been made.
srsBBrNe tryssY An alteration took place yesterday
anerrocn In the stables, al the rc,t Of North T1rt
s,rcst, between two men nsmei Patrick B axe and WI
nurphy during which Blake dre~ knife and ssanbed
Murphy In the side, making q wound whicn 10 eA ed
vin prove fatal Blake was srrsr'ed By me Finh drsro
police.
AsensBr NOMINATION. Tho convention Of The A neyi
cans and republicans or We Seventh Assembly districts,
90 sprsDg The Seventh, Fifteenth, Sixteenth and Nine
tsen,h wards, held Saturday evening In the slx.
teenth ward, ana both parties nominated ex Adtrmau
At.sser I, rericsp) ~ candidate for Assembly. Tue
Republicans o. the sixth Assembly dirrcs, composed Of
Inc Thirteenth and Fourteenth wards, vened on
Saturday evening for the purpose Of nominating can
didste for Awembly The Only business, however, vas
the apponims nj OF committee OF four 10 meet ke com
,tee from tho american Convention, tneu IN session al
Coluu bisp Hail. for the purpose q uniting upon Gao
didsis 70 be supported by boil parties sfer Which he
Ucpventon adjourned 70 tuesday evening pert
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American ana Foreign bible Society.


rhoresuar moniby boa meeting of mi, society wAa
held IN rhurscsy, ocootr the Bble House. lis and
the chair. Aisree pumbtr or mmorlcAions -,re pre-
ssnted ameng which from Rev Thos Rarney, OF
hrfocn, hdA, giving very IN ercstrg account Of his
hbors IN India, and Asing for aid 70 pint edaon or
VI, Burmei New Testament: AZ: one Rev Pslmgus Of
oefholm sweden avirg INF rms,, Of his sac arrival In
ply ing desiu.e wiss Gods rord in u Al con svy
or With numerous Applications for sculptures from Off
part. q this country Some Of theso a2rcsh are Of tho
mott Urgent ebsracLr ', and could not DO refused
The Board, however, we're compelled mcsi reluctantly
TO sy ever iera or thsss applications fer the 'osen
upon for Scripture ,risuon destitute rsoes
Reports from twenty ak Eele resder,, hborns In
nscer Nth The socicy In the Ua'ed STATES and Canada
fer the month Of sept-Ebfr we're prssered These set
DENYING laboriors give pfspS evidences Of the work
Of God on their helds ~ labor With mani encouraging
fc,s detail which tend 70 confirm the yoard "a iaur
cshef that me only true way IN reach the masses 70
car y TIE Gospcl sIc read II 10 lhcm.
nc lisusllc. q their recorir arc ~ 'cllows:-
Tmres vhhsd, 6,ot2 families found destlture OF tle
Bible 6o9 tbl persons Induced TO attend church; all
etisrtp tai en- 70 rnday schools; 2is sermons and al
gems tivsrtd; 2es rs' CT metur End Sunday schools
apded; eco vessels visited 90 converted 10 God and "a
BAPTIZED.
ne socc,y has In Their employ thirteen Hsle readers In
Germany under ths suptry sion OF M oncsen, bat no
reports from them hsve b. received FOR tae mcn,h
The Bo,rd feels decey the necessity Of active opcrA
ton on tho rsri nf ne friends arc every veil ~sher Of
Tie 10 Aid In evory way poniblo, that may not
be compelled 10 dismla ffom in employ any OF these
htorers for Chyid
mis-, In connect N win oher departments Of me scc,s
va sbtrs demsrdi ccnssan. ouisy aud The recspts OF
Of ne socieiy should keep pace with these demands II
po,shle
The Board unanimously adopted rssoluan inviting The
Rev Dr. hsclay 10 enter the socicy's service
.fepi, cfncc which FOR many previously ho 10
reossy sod ,,ccsriuIy nIsd ana 70 se noeoa hs
ciey signed hs ofce TO take effect on the 3lsi OF
ter M LJv does not retire bccau'e Of any lack Of
crest n he Society ant OF confidence In the ~ork
Oipr shc policy has ruet, but fr0r, considerx
iSus OF . p>ronai character
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UroosIyn Ci,y news.

yup About swo O'clock yesterday mssnltf are Was
discovered 10 The bnitins occupied ndusursl school,
stuaed IN Concord ssree, Cold rrect caugh, ina
ssose cor,snrs closhns and vas srnsushed with but
snGh, damage
prpciASs On eslurdsy night the premises Of va.
Nm q ssbep, IA Hamilton sSeei, near ssies avenue,
-. sntered ard rosbsd . f.is vssph and chain and
w.yn dola-s IN rao1sy
r~rr syrtrvtv About for e'clcs Sunday 0n-s'rg
Bssry aeAsns resldnI a No IS IlltSy street. va 5ssI
See, = the r.ror n residcuoe ne vas dsssver3iby
n, " ther who had syiss0 " see u be had res.rbtd
hotne Wi N f0uBd he cutie Dc 81 he ~As lsipg on
e fcc' and lad probably dit5 n a. Coroner scasng
lsd ~ lnrcsa' a.Sefd., wtSn ~crrioi Sx rt sCcrei
81 D.sr rem scrseIiion o lie unss' Deceased va
nbsrt s-t- err ~ age ant leaves NO family.
Ass.MElf Cow rssIass IN American and kepuchcss
A,,smvl. ouvvpvous v ~s bed on sAStsY cvsxot u
~ .evtrN Assembly eAricss bot were ssourped ove'
Mt'-sher sversng ooseqssroe a NE desessuoas sl1
y On upes On aaldsies 70 be suppcrsed ~ eon p&rss
Eorssp.-ssry w~-sy robbed on Saturday anw
~ssr o. sss wopc- vale standing front Of The Csho
~ csurch, CORNER Of Yc~s and Jay srsem Tns nieve'
e~r~ped
FssBr Pnvursn About " o'cloux on Saturday align
sp.ry Of rowdies assemble the food Of Main street TO-
NE purpose 81 hsv'sf prize asht Captain King Of INC
rrco~d csvics ~ith q numbe- - orceys reyped m aud
mrevwd the wnn,s pary, James scoArron and Haen
nrPn~irr, pvrcir~ls we're stripped for nast ms
-~vy w--~ Iccsed up ior sxr<ainsrcn
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ne Quantity o. sui nsgeuled % 10 The present time ss
t,Sn, saystL syfSsVe - ivdrd on lac ivA ns' fum
shoto TOO Rnouni nspcotea fer The same peFod lAs
yeaYs Hrott ore MINI bgEbels bOs m5si OF NE
gdtnsy Manufactured th's rcmaat unnspeoied We
bsvs nc msani u steertsinDr, but must be oonsidu
ttle-t trhap- hr' ia B0u bnshels The Osweso Tina
OF thurs6ay ss-Ihe ss msy set coshnues vesy quiet
lntr NE sutsent rules recently adopted By The San
ncsers Company eyrscuse bat from vbai Ne can V un
this sta of thinss viii net last lorg Much Dissatisfaction
ht1 remod aong sat dealers Ia This city 10 regard 70 the
course pursued We understand from reliable Authority
that m extensive manufacturer In ayr~ouse viii deliver
salt In This city within the ne n twenty days price
hrs'y below The rate hred By The Syracuse company
rent IN transactions Of This description The sook on
In this city nj The present time exceeds 30 biz and
amount w. Cbicafo Al latest over 90, barrels
AZ Ccyelsrd Toledo, De,roN and other ports there
large srppirs all Of which ovnet and cottalled By the
" asli Dealers Oan psny, We learn that
or eight boat os5s Rave late been sold In This market By
outsdersu from The salt dswict ss reduced prices.
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fbe alternate whre sirsvts are rsrr~sensed by the
sbpvs n,urcs beng paced 10 the SMALLEST sized typo
thrt--l9, n, Al. 81, ~, -, no
Tic bUs ~ his plan consists In numbering the h,pk
rursre, yurnry o'sroray the board from left 70
,gnt blythe cis l. 3, as and 8, became esob Of
rselsre that number ofsqusrts, ether way from the
at hard or nearest de Of the brArd Then
re fausir sh~vs " csisd a. shove y Va "a above
81 -nvld - "a. 10 seo- 2hh 81, below 3. a. below
A. IS Nr Nov, N ve nss f1 example TIE back ouac
numbered i6, The fourth square from me ieft sde
srd TIE siSih ff,Io the nearest aide Of the chess
hoard These two tim sers, ard e. rscd make ~ he
RON her n square 10 ao IN hs square 90
oil tte obsrs The obg' pri such n 4, o, 40
btbr equ rbthut from the two 80 " pecsssary only
gEe u. dssrre from eseh, by snss iItsY tns,esA
~ FtJirE -, &C. No 40 4, tn manner a Gsns thesa
r~- ne~ designed r. entirely 'sse tbs a.
tre Old n.ue- Tins Instead 81 wYri'g "K ~ @ kn's
sis.' nst move so "a be iur Gated by simpiv wrapg.
eel 20 Is" ~ 'psusd of 40 X. 10 H. R.ssg.," me
tsrrr wsuit be al n VI a. avst vshs this
pos soresr n sorve- tho ides ~ the
made hut 'u'iser examination viii psrbSs sao- 20 he
az Ne prasrxl
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kARIfIME IRfELLIGEHCR.
0Ovenents Of Ocean steamer,
IRON IuRQYI.
ARRIVED.

Ship Russell tof Boston, Condrs Hsvre aept H. with mdse
and 2lS passengers 10 OunSsn. Sailed ship
Crest OF Wsve for New Oexns experienced vory
hssv, westher on TIE passage.
esrk ee!on Eeey Demsra Sept l9 with coffee hides
Ac. 70
Gomez Wallis 4 70.
Brs C.ynp sBr,, Crowei windsor. Ns, days with plas
scsr Peisces (Br,. kcBurnls Panboro. Ns Gays WIN
plsrter to p Nevius 4 Son
sehi q Buxton, 1i,coub Saco 5 GAYS
Schr Andrew Br wn, Lowell Albany for Boston.
Schr Empire, Lowell. Albany for
schr Johr son Cr.in from ", ecs ri ship Hsae n
Steamer Pot mska, Crshman, New BEDFORD.
Steamer Pelican. Adrich Providence.
nd durn the dav
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ne perceived fhulsen, Montgomery
and EoIIhy are victors In The nrss section.
CHESS NOTATION.
Tho subject Of chess notation 10 one that has al ~sgs
attracted deep interest among chess Players and several
schemes have been proposed 70 do away with The prcIen
ergity manner Of writing printing the various moves
played In . game. x. I'm TO X BIS 3D., is an sx
pre'sioD that 10 perfectly ineligible 10 chess Players jet
II Ia c,,rabs 70 obtain, possble ode Of chess
notation which would posress the deons advantage OF
The Arrest efi hard corner, and proceeding along
hrsi row torsrd the rsh,, - far az 8, then com.
row, which would be O. and numbering 70 le
and 40 on.
cless carrcs, and viii probably considered by lham
n The proper tune.
The eiasrsm annexed exhibits NE ppossd mode Of
M nbcrns ihe squne,-
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rns Nn,vcr o. Foreign Anslrs a France ~ order Of
sbe perov, has pruosed the nomination Of ucuteuan
nsuen Naury rrited aeses navy, 70 he Order Of the
Legion OF Honor bvt he constitution, OF he United sascs
prevents lieut. Many from socepssg 'he hoscr
Hon v Ysrrsworth, member Of Congress elect from
Illinois, IN seriously III 81 Chicago
Hs excellercy Gov Dyer, Of Rhode Island, arrived 81
home the ON inst having come passenger 10 tho M
sga II Boston. he received with salute cred By
deiscf or The kci me artillery and the Gag dis
psy cd nom The Providence flagstaff The Governor, arer
tbort bot pleasant tour In England and The Continent
reiuf ne In nne health and spirits
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