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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-12

Lks.NUTs, WASHERS, BOILERS, R{VETs, DRILLS
s..,ss D. D. DIcKEK-
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-13
BLAN KETS.
NEWS FOR ALL!

WE beg inform numerous eusspers the Ladiesi
w particular that ready 70 show OF
the displays in FANCY STAPLE DIZZY GOODS.
ever bfore offered in this market We busy to
give au description Of immense stock. Suffice to
that assortment Of Ladies' Dress Goods such as French
Woolien PlAds. black
De Mantas Shawls the richest French Eubroide-
res. silk Bonnsts ladies' Misses and Childrens Shoes
Dsmasks and Embroidered Window Curtains. Calicoes.
CinshAms Fannes Lnseys Do ind
other articles mention
still adhere moto-'SELL CHEAP AND SELL HEAP.
Call everybody Main the
Of First. sep5 ROSER. BRO. & FREY.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-13

DIR. II. McGOWN'S ESSENCE OF TAR
Is CERTAIN CURE FOR
Bowel Com a inss and Diseases OF
the Lungs.
THIRTY thousand cures. without asinGle failure Fer
sale in Evansville BY Keller Farnsley Co.. Halleek
& Stoddard. Woolsey Sawyer. Leich vering.
The American TAs SPRlNo LIHInKNT AND VEnnIs
vUGE. is also for sale BY them. saG3l .dAvly
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-13
STORAGE WANTED.

M prepared to store Proefwarehouse.
w aay quantity Of Grain, Produce Merchandise. oE
tho mos,liberal terms.
Hsvngisrye and airy stairs particular will
taken Household Furniture Agricultural Implements.
and all liable fro
rast.
Effected the lowest are proofraes em0n
or Longer when desired.
locaed Locust and W. and b.
vonient shipping by River Kali
cad, Applyto novl GEO. FOSTER (. 90.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-13

TNE Board Trustees Pigeon ship. vaaaerburg
IL County Ind prepared receive sealed proposals
up Satarday the 2st Of March for hailcng two
heavy for bridge 10 Pigeon Greek the
lin. Of franklin street aicinns the corporation Of anss-
The be rock. work chs material Sand
Stoas Perches Us cubit
perch monthly etimates will be made Of work done aud
material tbs ground OF which ~ will be paid in
cash down The Board reainnz 10 per cent until che co
required by applying M Philip Kramer
81 the business house Of Decker Kramer Maa street.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-13
MISCELLANEOUS.

NEW ARRANGEmENT.
that may be able TO devote nv time more
-, nryte the ikos AND HEAVY HARDWARE part Of our
business nave disposed Of part my
ssry house 20 vr. MATTHEW DALZELL, who will con
asthe old stand under the style Of OKR. DALzEL
compete Of everything in the Grocery
would take this opportunity Of RETURNING sincere
10 the paying the be
20 me tor and respectfully ask
nem 70 continue thef avors firm and would say
70 tne very slow not all ssnemen that they
not AK credit this house. SAMUEL ORR.
March 4.
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wNl. REILLY.

vNHoLEs SALE AND RETaIL- GRGCEE AND
w PRODUCE MERCHANT. MAIN STREET -rheun-
dsrSgned would inform hsfrenJs and the public
Of and vicinity that having s
OIL. IL Reilly he in
teud carry the Grocery and Produce business &C
stand ne embraces this opportunity oreturning thankstor
spare effort r,erit
rnce Of ne same ie2O-Iy WILLIAM REILLY.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-13
ID. 8. A N ID Il Il 3 q N,
MER CHANT TAIL OR,

~ All goods Of the latest styles and Of my
ovu seIeot,on. Every be suited. Gentlenen
wanting any article wearing apparel have his order
prom py answered. have the best Of werkmen and my
srk will found In manner inferior to that OF the
aabls sstablishn in the iarKer cities
ocs2s- n d. s. ANDERSON.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-13
PILES! PILE>!! PILES!!!

FlLESy PlLE>ss FILESs!s
Ing S s:T.sss.s from ,s:Hs::.:
De. sss d &c I.
tn. 60 si a:, ":.
s.S % : s
nou' mt nes ne ..S:
most d:srss.ss s.rpisis. feos.id:r
mend them 70 an .ais.,a With the shove eorg'.in.;
'' No. - Fr.ahiis street.
New York. August se. 1856.
Js:soS ot e. and
% YORK; az 4.y that r1e aHS , of
.s T ssy did i
She contents Of the foregoing certificate signed BY him.
s... sss,: - NJ
York; and have ssssd ny Nos.ri.i Seal At my ono.
''' Of A, sosFPa y. IA s, .
81 Wall street New York.
produce remedy Dr.
' ssaa viii b. sent BY nail TO- Of
he United states Sole BY all respectable drss in the
HB.~Xs Agent wanted. terms essh.
DIR. DgPRIEs PILLS
n.s sr a pHs ss e..
600 win BE paid any person they
6sis.i s.:
Praep.l rs Mesa. rorh. By
I'll ERURoPsHN ParRS ut Sk6rcrNE OFFICE.
76Nassau str eet. New Yook.
WIN. J. REDPATH CO..
SeeS Proprietor.
POWDER AGENCY.
W II. COOK 4 SON the authorized sgeots for he
~ sale Of the Miami Powder Powder Of all kiada,
aud will keep sgood stock hand in magazine and will sell
D nsnufaeture prices adding expenses 40.
70 PRINTRRx.-sOo bundles Printers Psrer. ass'd
II sizes Just reed By does TEEEEY SoRENS0N
RARE CHANCE FOR BARGAINl
M have goos assortment Of Goods and enc Of the
w best stand in Pessy County Ipd both Of which We
wish 70 sell to goo mas. Apply sarlyte
J. 8. JAQUESS n Co, or
il L. W. W. MORGAN,
jan2s-H Assignees OF MILTON BLACKBURN.
y reed for sale by s. 4. GILRERT CO..
des3 Sycamore street.
a A BOXES Eng. Dairy Cheese reed and for saIebv
eHV Dsv2Oo ]. D. HEIMANN.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-13
JAMES SCANTLlN, JR.,
NEW STOYE STOREI

HAS Just received by Railroad . Bucks Paten
Clipper Cooking Stoves improved 10 the best
most beautiful stove ia use ALSO loteffancy ENNAMEf
CRATES Of LATEST STYLES. noviS
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-13

KHy have hand . large and complete
w of all the School Books in use In the West. Also
full stock Blank Books Of all Sizes Letter and Ca
fancy Note Paper plain and fancy Black and
Ink Steel feps Pencils and Penholders &C.. which
fer a: Wholesale or retail at the lswest prices:
sens T. CONYNGTON ~ CO.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-13
CIDER VINEGAR MANUFACTonY.

yyTE, the uudsrsSnei wish call the attention of the
w Wholesale Merchants of Evansvlis ana dealers
general fact that manufacturing
tcie Of Cider Vinegar which will ell compete
with Cincinnati or Pittsburgh prices Give MS call tar
trial Ia all ask. MERCER & CLIFFORD.
" B.rhe factory sstnated shs of Fourth
and Canal streess, Larssco city. IyI-dSwly
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-13

NEW ARRIVAL.
WATCHES AND JEW ELRY.
WE have Just received stock OF Watches and
w Jswery consisting of all the different new ano beau
tful styles variety Eastern
every article represented We woud call
special attention large stock 81 Fine Gold and sver
Huntia and open Watches wb N will sell at very
figures. Also large OF Id. Silver steel and
Common Spectacle to suit 81 ages The public
ladies nvited to call
and examine our stoN. BITTROLFF SONS.
seps0 Main. between First 81 I'D Secsnd streets.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-13
AGAIN
NEW GOODS AT ROSrR,S.

UR long expected goods have arrived beautiful c,iicos
Lanes FlaaRels Caa:On Elan aeis double shawl
Ky. Jeans Gloves. Sc. Ee anticipating to 6il NJ GU
luss early with Spras Goods wish reduce pres
possible therefors lock out for
decZ3 ROSER. BRO. 4: FREY.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-13

NuOLAssEs.-25b bls. choice plantation. for sale
Vu by 3. Z. GILBERT & CO..
JAMS Sycamore street.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-13

AUR Boots aud shoes in the wholesale trade
" hand. and Merchants from the will,
We think do we'll to to give call before
where Our stock Of every variety Boots and
shoes made by tie most popular manufacturers of New
ENGLAND. and many Of them TO OUR OWN ORDER.
We invite the trade call and examine for themselves
sepI7 McREA * WELLS. Fosters Block.
The Placer herald., 1857-12-26
Simplicity and Grandeur of the Bible.

The Bible contains nothing written for
ornament alone, nothing for literary or i'm
aginative display, and yet it has some of the
finest passages, some Of the loftiest soarings
of imagination ever recorded by the patient
scribe. In the literature of celebrated Greece,
we find nothing to equal the stateliness and
grandeur of the Hebrew prophet the one is
like the artificial waterfall, the other is like
the great cataract whose resstless power
has Knocked at mans invention from forever.
Following sentence, sublime as the oratory
of bursting cloud, comes passage sweet
and plaintiff as young child's prayer when
its soul is going to dreamand. But all is
simplicity, and the way-faring man, though
his soul be full of trouble, can feel and un-
derstand it ALL No priestly expositors are
needed to evolve the mysteries hidden in the
doubtful responses of an oracle; no po!yglot
commentator is required to make plain the
will of Deity; no septuagint, is necessary
to ordain what passage should be stricken
from the scroll, for nothing is written there
that is not founded in philosophy. The pris
oner, who, with his Bible, finds friendly
ray of light stealing through the wall, may
read and comprehend, Il am the way, and
the truth, and the life"
Herald Of the Morntag
The Placer herald., 1857-12-26
A Separator and Amalgator.

The following interesting description of q
machine intended for the purposes indicated
in the heading, is taken from the San Fran
cisco A,yuS:
The "Separator" has been used for several
years in Connecticut, Virginia and other OF
the older States, quite extensively, for the
purpose OF separating the sulpherates from The
"gange" or debris, and has been recently in
troduced in this State, in the hope that it
would prove equally efectual. The praise
worthy enterprise of the proprietor has been
suitably rewarded. lie erected one of these
machines at the lIelveta mill, Grass Valley,
and found it work TO perfection; lis intended
application here being to the concentration OF
the pyrites, so abundant in the quartz lodes
of our favored State, and which is always
more or less, auriterous. 1t is so constructed
as to form an admirable amal0amator as WELL
1t consists as a copper shaking table, to
which is mechanically given the same move
ment as a pan, work by hand; the table has
a very slight depression, but by an ingenious
contrvance can be raised or lowered at will
above it is a trough with quantity Of little
oritices, through which the water with which
it is supplied, jets upon the shaking platform
the effect produced 10y this simple combna-
ton, is, that the pyriles, or other mineral
matter is discharged, between the little jets
of water in ;he receiver, while the quartzoze,
or other matter having less specific gravity,
is driven back and elected from the other
extremity of the table, thus eiiiectuaI concen-
tratng all the mineral and discharging it as
it accumulates, while the lighter particles are
carried away entirely. The self seeding and
set-discharging are two Of its principal mer-
its. The power required is but little, being
about one horse power to eight "Separators, >
and one man can operate with almost any
number of them, as they require so little at
tenton. TO all those who have tried them,
we understand they have given entire salts
faction.
The Placer herald., 1857-12-26
NUMBER l6.

MARVELLOUS GROWTH OF VEGETATION IN
THE HIGH LArrUDEs.-Bayard Taylor, re-
tracing his steps along the coast of Norway
after the lapse of a few weeks says:
| was particularly struck, during the re-
turn, with the rapid progress of SUMMERTIME
flying leaps with which she clears her short
course. Among the ofodens the potatoes
were coming into blossom and the rye and
barley into head; the grass was already cut
in many places and drying on poles, and the
green Of the woods and meadows showed
the dark, rich character of the Southern
lands. Owing to this rapidity Of growth, all
the more hardy varieties of vegetables may
be successfully cultivated. Mr.. Thomas in
formed me that his peas and beans at
Kaafiord Qat. 70 deg. NJ greac three inches
IN tscentytour hours, and, though planted
six weeks later than those about Chrstiana,
came to maturity at the same time.
Here is another popular illusion dispelled.
What are eal the marvels Of tropical growth
to this!
The Placer herald., 1857-12-26

not for a toast" and, fixing his eyes adoring-
ly on the far famed court beauty, he proceed
ed-"If anything could make double trai-
tor of a patriot, it would be the witchcraft
of such eyes as your ladyship's."
The blunt sincerity with which this was
spoken, together with tie exact fitness to the
occasion and person, caused it long to be
hailed in the "beau monde" as an excellent
good thing; and although it had the effect
of heightening for the moment that beauty
to which 1t was offered as tribute, it is said
the fair Duchess often afterward boasted of
the compliment as tar above all the empty
homage she had received from the glittering
coxcombery of the city.
A lady once sneeringly asked Col. Allen,
in large assemblage, at which time the
fashionable ladies preferred taking air. He
perceived her drift, and bluntly answered:
"Whenever it becomes necessary to feed
the geese and turkeys"
"What," inquired the lady, "do the fine
women in your country descend to SO menial
employment!'
Allen was always reused at any attempt
to depreciate the fair ones of his own coun-
try, and with great deal Of warmth, he re-
piled:
"Amercan women, ladies', have the art of
turning amusements to account. Many Of
these could take up the subject of your
Grace's family history, and tell you Of the
feats Of war and bursts of eoquence to which
your ladyship is probably indebted for your
distinguished name, most of which, it is like
ly would be as new to you, as the art of rails
ing poultry.'
The sarcasm produced a deep flush ON the
face Of the fair scolfer but it procured for
the captive of his countrymen an indemnity
against court ridicule for the future.
The Placer herald., 1857-12-26

FonrY SEVEN SrArEs.--W any one
believe, without looking into it, that we are
in fair way Of carrying the number of SOY
ereign States, originally thirteen, and now
thirty-one, up to forty seven. But so it is.
In the first place there are Oregon, Kansas
and Minnesota, whose constitutions are al
ready formed or forming. 1t is hoped that
they will be admitted the coming winter,
making the members ofthe confederacy thir-
four Then New Mexico, Nebraska and
Washington, already thriving territories, will
swell the aggregate to thirty seven -Four
new States to be carved out Of Texas, ac-
cordng to provisions in the treaty of an
nexation, will give us forty one. Two addl-
tional States demanded from the area now
included in California would make forty
three Arizona, Neosho; Dacotah and Col
umbus territories cary us up to forty six-and
Utah will be the forty seventh.
The Placer herald., 1857-12-26

MARRIAGES Affected BY THE lines
The records of the City Registrar of Boston,
Mass, begin to show the effects Of hard times,
in the decrease of applications for certificates
of intentions of marriage. In the month OF
October last the deficiency, as compared with
the same month in 956 was between fifty
and sixty, and during the ten months o
1857 the decrease, as compared with 1856
is between one hundred and fifty and two
hundred.
The Placer herald., 1857-12-26

Except to few prsctised observers, the
personal aspect of men seldom announces
their real quality. The most daring and un-
conouerable wills often lie concealed beneath
an almost girlish exterior, while many burly
fellows, who look as if they might be the
dynamic centre Of the universe, can't draw a
long breath without leaning against post.
The Placer herald., 1857-12-26

HuNrING ExrRAoRplN AIRY. Two hunters
named E. j. Lewis and VIM Fair, amateurs,
though crack shots, went out last week on
the Tehama Indian Reservation, and after
being gone one day returned, having killed
16 deer, bear and one elk. The elk weigh
ed 750 pounds. They report an abundance
Of game in the mountains and foot hills ad-
acent to the Reservation.
The Placer herald., 1857-12-26

AN OLD PRIsoNER.-No long since Joel
Schoonhoven, 100 years Of age, was dis
New York, having been pardoned by the
Governor. He was committed for life for ar
son. He reached the age of a century in pris-
on, on the 4th of July last. lie saw Wash
inston at Newburgh, n. Y, during the rev.
olutlonary war.
The Placer herald., 1857-12-26

THE HOG DIsEAsE.--An exchange paper
states that gentlemen in Harrison county,
Indiana, lost number of hogs lately by
disease unknown in that section, and some-'
what resembling the measels. The hogs
were covered with dark blueish looking spots,
abont the size Of three or five cent piece,
and died very suddenly.
The Placer herald., 1857-12-26

A British clergyman in recent discource,
mentioned AS illustrations of the extent Of
the bcreavements caused bv the Indian mn-
tiny, that gentleman of his acquaintance
had lost twenty-five relatives in India within
six weeks and that out Of thirteen of a fam
lily party, which met last year at st. Andrews.
only one is now living, twelve having gone
out to India and fallen victims to the mntiny,
The Placer herald., 1857-12-26

INCREASE or Thirty MILLIONS IN ONE
YEAR.-The value of taxable property in
Georgia increased thirty millions of dollars
last year. The State tax has in consequence
been reduced to eight cents on one hundred
dollars, or about one-twelflh of one per
cent.
The Placer herald., 1857-12-26

The Ursuor OF THE KINNEY EXPEDITION
According to the following extract from let
ter dated San Juan del Norte, Oct. 3, the
coup de grace has been given to Col. Knney's
famous scheme of colonization in Nicaragua
Advertisements of English and Spanish
are posted up about town, notifying the
public that 'all the certain property &c, 'all
right title and interest of Henry l.. Kinney
therein, will be offered for sale at public
auction on the % day of November next, by
virtue of a mortgage duly recorded and held
by Messers Samuel s. Wood & Son, of this
town. Even the title of Colonel is dropped
from the named of Kinney. The last known
of the obscured uminary he was at Ruatan,
moneyIess, shoeless and desparlng The
notice of the sale Of the property, which con.
sists of a house, created quite senation among
a few enrolled under the title of the Kinney
Cnion,' who have maneged to keep posses
sion by hook or crook, but are now warned
to leave on the I'd proXimo."
Several weeks AGO, Deidrich Gerdes, keep
er of a saloon, was suspected Of ceiling poison.
Gus liqours, and descent was accordingly
made on his establishment by the police
tiS iIuo'o SVlHci WSlS VIC I''ol'Ct Will ~.
Lanszweert, the celebrated chemist, for ana
ysis, who, reported that the "brandy' waa
fiery, burning and bitter-composed of AZ
parts of spirits and SO parts of WATERWAYS
colored with burnt sugar, and contained
one sixteenth ofo grain Of sulphate Of NOR
rhine 10 erery ounce Of Hqnor. The "gin"
was composed of ~ parts of spirit and SO Of
water with a dash of suiphate acid. The
"whiskey" contained, among other poisons,
a quantity of pr"sSic acid. DR.. Lanszweert
concluded his report by saying, that the
liquo a'e vile connection of raw spirits,
coloring matter and deleterious poisons.
s. +. Spirit Of he Times.
STILL FOR REPuplAToN.-The State Sen
Haei of Sacramento, the recognized organ Of
the black republican party, is yocferous for
decision 10y tie Supreme Court, declaring
the State debt void, despite the overwhelm-
ing vote Of the people to pay the debt. OF
course there is no Importance to be attached
to the course of the republicans on this or any
other question, except so far as it shows what
they would do if they could.
sam /oa03t;n HcDuJIca1
The Placer herald., 1857-12-26

DR.. Franklin defended a minister for
preaching borrowed sermons, on the ground
that it was better to preach good discourses
from other people than poor ones OF his
own,
The Placer herald., 1857-12-26

If you wish to cure scolding wife, never
fail to laugh at her until she ceases-then
kiss her. Sure cure, and no quack medl-
cine.
The Placer herald., 1857-12-26

The city Of Des Moines, the new capital of
Iowa, has passed an ordinance for the issue
of Fcity scrip" to circulate as money, she
same as all other city orders, bearing inteF-
est at hsee per cent a u,ontb, til January
next.
The Placer herald., 1857-12-26

FoRpHAM, THE JocKEy.-Mr. Ten Broack
has engaged this successful jockey for the
next season. This looks as IT Mr.. l. Is.
intended to continue the contest for while
longer.
The Placer herald., 1857-12-26
Can Minister Marry Divorced Woman

A case involving the above question has
recently transpred in Iowa. Rev. Mr.. Shields
having been slenced by the Presbytery Of
Des Moines, for marrying a woman who had
been divorced by the laws of Iowa, appealed
to the Synod and his appeal was sustained.
The Synod expresses is opinion that the
action of the 'resbytely was correct in form
and suggested by a laudabIe zeal in the ser
vice of the church; and although renstating
Mr.. Shields, does not approve Of his mar
riage, as is shown by the following resolu-
ton:
ReSoloed, That in restoring Rev J. Shields
to bis former position in the gospel ministry,
the Synod should not be understood as APP
proving the contracting OF marriage, especl-
ally by ministers Of the gospel, with persons
divorced for whatever cause, believing that
such marriages impair usefulness, influence
and standing, and bring into question the
purity and wisdom Of the parties thereto.
The CALMUCK TARTATS-Calmuck women
ride better than the men. A male Calmuck
on horseback looks as if he was intoxicated,
and likely to fall off every moment, though
he never loses his seat; but the women sit
with more ease, and ride with extraordinary
skill. The ceremony of marriage among the
Calmucks is performed on horseback. A
oirl is first mounted, who rides off at full
speed Her over pursues and if he over
takes her, she becomes his wife, returning
with him to the tent. But it sometimes
happens that the woman does not wish to
marry the person by whom she is pursued,
in which case she will not suffer him to
overtake her: and we are assured that no IN
stance occurs of a Calmuck girl being thus
caught, unless she has a partially for her
pursper.
The Placer herald., 1857-12-26
SURVEYORS NOTICE.
r. w. FINLEY. SURVEYOR.

AUBURN, PLACER CO., C.aLIFOR.NLA.
UTAyING had much experience in surveying
/" both in the Atlantic States and California,
is prepared to establish all lines and execute al
surveys with the exception of school lands. "Ai-
ways ready"
Auburn, October fth, 1851.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-08
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t-t r. kn~sl % Pa. R'rAmorE Beck 81 Hs- tets, y
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tre u The trites N, .het b. .he Asv D. III i'ony
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q ~ 20 Asry Il ory ds gt.et Of Ecsrc sac
f's-rs Iohrs0n sisc a. tls ETY.
PALFRFY-wFSDELL-On TussJs- Oct s ST St Aon',
Ch.rrb ercot BY the Rev Di Cutie (eo:se Pstrey o
Nte Ote.1s Is 20 Gcr,Irde T. tssshter Of Or 81 "ea
4 Z. - 81, *. n.
sEy Filtration UtGrss5sy O.. 2, y tar Rev r. n.
U,ts,F Alfred = Se~e tf CL'c aso 20 &iss Esher Jss
dAIsi:.. II tae late JoBsshsn Tar Il this city.
THoMSOS-EERNE-on Monday. Oct. 8, By the Rev.
Adm, Al the parscnsr. q the Duane Methodist T. 20
CPS. Cb-rch Mr. LscLaa ThsmP.on 70 Mss Ce.hAs os
Hsrne, al Of NevYorb.
(h-rrn b, the Rev ~. Bellows. Mr. X Ws''on 70 sss
P.rript A. Ts-tsr both Of Appase1cols t!o-tds
h, the Rev Eo-,ce Es,ol Allen n Wlsrd. Of NswYo
TO si., Ausus.A c. Bariltt of the former plsse.