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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-16

Cld scnrs ircturus cobb. Iiar niaud Paine; q rea.
Adams, ssiem HARDEN Iarsis ipss,ch d ssarss
p. Pc nsss an sf sm Sh r2vssaoe I'm
s,scsnsrs--s sos Is..s,ssv.
sHIr sspHrv rosfyh, vi'lsn' whi~h by being
a iS 3, s 81 & S m r e. "s r.s ssaaH
sss q ss " yss % ,Ss oas Ersi-isr val
valued ~ sl;s'v she Owned ~ bsvid Ogden ~ This
'oowinr W a cupy of her csrrs y so b",s,s rn .s m.
bacon ao4 boz aour, and ~ bales Csee
.9r .,s,.ssrs BLACK n,s irr% sonaout VIII 49, ION.
io~p from Providence s.si-s s-iins
scHs Is.H Ayt.. from Philadelphia for s,on.nou. vim
1,Ta e o., ee ,s 70 . Ping % 60 INTO M hsrbo, 90
~ ssm " rst mos me- P,.sss snf wen, ..a"re
h,gsd snd fri ~ wscr so-i has teen taken o
ID. .sS,hss .9s.roes ss9r.ble sbe Ill be or badly
sioor wni,Rn, Ba,snfh,n, henee irr newport with
aoss asd ~ 500 80 Ess.,d =, " "a ~ ashore on tne
cw water a. re me and she hish aud dry. she
SUPP" ed 70 hs,e sor. .. A. ,st wsier the before
1tho 90 stoh - ~ IONS, called he Carroll be
r.ps of Vast asch-. WI wv "''S'' =" ~" NY '"'
A. nsmsrsco,s sh met besuufal bark II M ton. nsne
=" rror'eo nhe owned mostly by rnschAnios vbo
n 70, Boston l.h Ins' by se.srs CF an Gardner,
owned - the builders, and is for sale
Whslemen.
Arr wssprr 18Th sbr KAT. Cory Manchester; Atlantic
OcsD Nth il, bbls an and as AZ
Rmens K,s ptD waa san s % % .s,.s
s-s &c IS N which los boa sc rep-r.ed day previous,
nah eeb, Amy Mr. tO ~ 3U vhbnund inia K.enda
sood snd water). 8h, Charles EDWARD ssier Dartmouth
" bktsh.
Arr Tales Marrh = Falc,r Morton NB s wh and
aid Tb on cruise 9Th. Nautilus swain. 1si - wh
aud I'D 18th bb furops Pessa. uf
town. and SD 18Th Tor home, eb, Stella Hshaway Nh a5j
-, ara ed .Sth Clifford Wayne Setn IN ani
r med March y; tn we-in Debois, Mr. 5p and slI
2Nh ~ cruise; Eth, warhs Meader FH, Az so and ~
ned IN March ~ repairing for horne lgh .azee
acton fsnt yd sd iAh for home, Phenx Hinckiey DO
snd remained ssrch y Ia sail n -. lTh Shsrn King
~ End vas In Drh sail 4 cruise. 18Th hi Clark
Is, 20 and I'D 9th a cruise 18Th John Parker "a
Der 20 20 80, and remained March q for hone
Active, WOOD, do, 81 ~, and w port 2sh sail fr
cruise Peru tasior Nsn lbl sp end por
~ 70 sail n cruise, ia Tucker smith Of iarnouh
800 and Wa 10 por, sNrch y FOR home Morning
LIGHT Norton. Mr. ~ ~ and remained March sa
on cruise 18TH Hesrs~ sevens m 20 sp aud remained
Ns.ch ~ 70 sail On crue; Cape Horn Pigeu Amy leo
sd remained 9TH IN cal cruas 6h Aurora MarahalI
Of westpor~ AID remained March y o sail on a cruise
bpohea, 90.
snip Zurich Rich, hence for Have sprD 40 OF IIzard
Foint-by steamship AJisl, ~ seubsnp,sn
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THE MILITARY.
pS,sT OFFICE SVTICEs.


IDOSr OFFICE NOTICE THE MAILS FOR kUBJPE.
Via Southampton aud Bremen, United States steamer
IkkMAhh viii close 81 bis Office This day, sanriayJ the
ISAAC v. FOWLER. Postmaster
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OCULSsTs AND AUNTsTs.

NR. WHEELER, oCULfsr NO "a BpoAowAv m
~ votes HE attention. 70 dseas~- ~ u. eye; ch,pne In,
aAmmakton Of she eyeds efectusly cured hls suecsp
- removed without operstiou. 0mcp hourp q a N
- French aruocid eyW of superior suAny q ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-16

PHILADELPHIA, Ma. lb-irr -rlrq thL-'Or-. smith.
New Haven, Helen Mar Locke 11l out f1yir Neg
Yer, ,.e Tiis adams and rfsi.nrsr. rhhsr. B1.on
Pa q wisacn, Phinbey, Poriisad; Whsarsrs B1gart
HSrksnsact. & tiarafsn Harsdsn. Providence.
,ld -cnrs ArcuruA, cobb. \ liAr nnud PahIe Pea.
lee fOsf. aud Sanders, Ireland. to-on ritl-
ADAMS sssm. ha-Sfen Harsh-n ipssich. u Searks
La ARA New InndOs, HELEN Mar IcKss Prov,ceuce I'm
pLIr. Prize. Nm nckst Ch.rlo.ls. Smith Nss Hax.n-
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THE BALL sHAsOa.

(RArD BALLOON SATURDAY EvENNg, MAY ~;
VI nj Mile srOine Vexien's dancing academy, ~ uowsru
street The bal will open At O'clock and close " fcs
eta NJ cents Glasses meet every day At O'Clock r W.
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COAL.

q PvR TON FOR rHn Brsr PEACH ORCHARD,
Dbl red and Lehieh write ash stove, range sr.s snn
yuace coal Ncw your tine 70 isy 10 whils cpssp "
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LEGAL NOTICES.

Ioss A sAsDroap, rRUsrsx AGAINST raa
I'll sacsetts n srbo, EisburN Hsrs ~ company NOD
~ srv ,ts are bopds of be above coupany
are her b, noseA appear and produce ner bonds before
rans. = as,buek Ee1 the referee nles BY the
vrcms Court In the sbcvs sc.on me omcs o. Bowdoi.
BARROW, No o. Merchanf frchange, IN he
- ~ vst m The 1ah DAY Of Way Instant nj u oolck
,,r =, ia, day ard make proof he- respective -ia,uc
under su'n o'""' JAMES p. sTsRBCCK, asfsrra
I.socouss A BlnLov, Attorneys for plsistn
W.,r1roen MAY l. 1851.
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AStssYBssESm aKAEwks svsRy sAY.


PNAsOnAL~
JEpoRnArIoN " WANTED or rHI WHEREABOUTS
= :. s s.s s s.sss. ,c s%'H as.r %
IMPROVISATION wASrED-oF JOHN JONES. FOR
me-y Of he trm q Demsre-, Janr, who disappeared
he thankfully received BY his wife, 81 ~ South 80
ISFoRMATIos wAsrED-or sonS MURPHY. or
j Kilkenny ireland lie this country IN June ISL
win bis slater Mary The -.-r going 70 return home
ANXIOUS 70 have some aoeouni ~ hin Apply ~ wes 18Th
~ TIE LADY WHO RrCsIvsp ny cgILp IS HsR
own will snd 10 No sar-euwich stree, she will do
nassLorrE LINN
MrTHuskLAu IN ANXIOUS 70 xsEI HIS FRIENDS
~ one. more and nyi,s hem all 70 dine With him Al such
NEXT OF KIN orricE-mnLIoSs ov DotL.u
tSv-ss S sep ' S Ss srA "ea sSs.
''t s .sppS rs prcS, ~
ns ~ sp lem Sss nes 2 c ana s wnp
ouny Il buSrn Ireland se .i Sssr Of so%sihins 3 sis
WHO WANTS TO AooPr a PINE HEALTHY BOY
w fifteen months old. az parents. The rnnher
being dead can apply personally c' BY note 2o Third
THE MILITARY.
THE COMMITTEE APPOINTED BY THE MEMBERS
Il ~ s~ompsny v, list kermsn- and 10 whom
rcf.red ss Consideration the recent sctm u Capt ain
". tstyl.r. n pres ng h. IN =
preston ct his rr and beray Ia prepare -us
bic aud apprupnue acknowledgment of the presented
the folio sng resolutions which nsrinouiiy adopted
Resolved That ihn company fully appreciate and gracefully
scsnovlrdae the magnificent gf presented nv Capt N
hstzr ard resgnss IN both the exquisite "a ard ie icae
m,mLer q Iss corps. and Ihs .uch ,afagn Of rsard
on the part of our m Cant cannot fall w ens
bsr endenyors 20 make company worthy heartfelt
Interest," hat the rupraeness and W the air
pel only euased by the feelings of The donor
And furuer
kesovsd That the tasnks Of the company he presented 10
capt Henry r. sezer for the reculr with -hch he
has embelhed arnory, aud hal HI. services officer
aud he CO. duality brother will ever be held grateful
memnrstce. " T. IRAFFORD.}
JAS h. kLOTS Committee.
JEFF. PATIEN.
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EXPRESSES.

flAIlfOINfA EMPRESS OF WELLS. FAR9c CO..
" ~ brudswsy leaves the bh snd Nh of each month";
~eyi express sieurge tssw. "Wednesday.
Fresh BE ds~sd he day before very strong
ard vserpruof 'lleoons made throughout CALIFORNIA and
Oregon sight drafts all parts Of sums to suit
ISLAND or CUBA tXfRESS.-H. ROmSAtIEH .li
a vansforwardng freight and parcels ~ avans AM AZ
Cuba United states all steamer kNfirN'irts
on Monday, Nay Ia 2ocpck Shippers mus' iurn'sb
with dtu hcaie invoices Il goods shippedl q. -,
WALLS, FARGO 90, Agents, " hroanwsy.
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A. the TIM for The sale of these lands b. rapidly an
poschirg The following letter from The Acting secretary
o. he IVeasury 70 the see esry of me Interior sill b,
reNd snh interest
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TINrOE COURSE l.. I.-IROTTTNG--oN TUESDAY
~ May l9 NJ O'Clock ", purse and stake Of 81 pa,
ule heals beet three m fve tn Pifer Or.
& Brown Dch; & Met yhlin y. m Lazy M0scow,
II. Woodruff names b. IN Rose of washnpon Cars wilt
leave the south ferry Brooklyn for the "a o'clock,
and return as the Fare ana II.
% cents. SHAW WHITE. Propretnra
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

JEWS HOSPITAL IN NEW YORK, MAY, s. l857.-IN
conformity with the amendment constitution enacted
The late sesson Of the Legislature Of This Sate an election
9 three directors class No Will be held on the 18th day
May inst at the meeting room Of the Greene srset syns-
Il II O'Clock N. BY order or the dir~ctors
6AMUEI, A. LEWIS Honorary eeoro4arv
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DATENT RIG 1T NOTiCE.-ALL PERSONS ARE HERE
by cautioned against purchasing any interest aud 70 thu
patents known the Ostrsnder and Webster and web
sters patent machines for making sheet metal tubes
other person than the undo rxnec who Is the ole
of said for the United excepthe St
LouiI VIM OsTRANDER. 81 AND Strset, New York.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-03-28

1913
For sALE.-In the town of Rochester Lot,
Ne d Block IL, upon which is situated :
comfortable dwelling with cellar aud we'll.
Aiso, Lot No. .. Block %.
a well improved farm for SALE In PoetonAa
Grove, on the Marion and Davenport Road vith
ptenty OF timber, 80 acres under cultivation. a
good house aud barn between. aud also, dura
"'e stream OF water within few rods OF houss
"ha barn. Price SIS pr acre. Cheap.
- WEI improved farm on Sugar Greek, Ala
miles l. from Upton, wood and water In sLun.
dance. - "."A
A farm for sale in Yankee Grove 80 acre, A.
water. e~
El-2 IA SETON Is and sE1.4SWi.4
section 10, all in so N RI ", 80 acres fenced
ana under cultivation, frame house l6 nv "a
IL W section % T 81 N r 8 w. 60 acre.
improved good hog law fence, frame horse barn
aud frame house with cellar. Also. s acres Of
timber 10 miles north
A farm located upon the Elias El4seet-
uon Is 81 X w. Fifty acres broken IN
quo % acres under fence, with good house and
s'aoiing, also 40 acres of timber.
IL section 3 4 s2R2 W With IN
acres OF breaking theron. Also 2 acres Of timher
miles north. For sale.
FOR SALE. good business and dwelling bor.o
m the town of Upton, can be bought on reasons.
ble terms - Ao"''n"
Also the \. W. IA OF section 0. T. 50 n n "
sle quality or soil Is good with q grove II s;na
young timber. e'' VI 'nS
Two st ry cement house, IS BY 30 roos Gala.
and well. All or any of the above trac,. :. lin
ceis OF land can be bought On reasoahIa -
" caiaing az the Land Office Of the unaesierad
o. SAMUEL DEWELL.
uenefal Land Agent at Upton Inv.
oiice north OF the Count Uop.o
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aho,y Sr;sIIe- Plauing Post Master. -

.gbold Srisdls- Playing Post Master. =
Yesterday afternoon laonring "'an
wen, into VIVA, he supposed 10 be the
Pos, Masters Room" for the purpose,
Of having letter registered. Instead oil
of getting the pos,master's room lie s'u''
bled on the editorial sanctum OF the lown
Talk.-a occasional journal OF con-
siderable local no,ori,y. In this room ne
found J. w. Chester, who kindly VOL
un,ered to take charge of the letter Tor a
considerauon-ten cents-and gave
receip, for it. to which he appended the
signature of Isaac Cook, Post Master.
Not doubling but the veritable "lke, the
friend of Little Dug had received the
letter, the stranger departed. The let
ter contained a couple of SIS bank o'ii'
and Mr.. Chester thought he had made
quite haul. But" he best laid sche-
mes o'nice and men gang oft aglee. -
The stranger had forgotten to inquire
when his letter would GO, ard aceldently
found the right office this time. An ex'
PLANTATION vas made and officer Dennis
was soon on Nh. Ches,er's trial, and
found him taking his ease IN back room
in building on Dearborn street. Inc
accused was taken before Justices, Mil.
hken and D'Woif and required 10 Ind
bail in the sum OF $1,000. Mr. Ches-
ter insists tina, he only intended 10 per-
petrale a good joke, but the sequel may
be more serious than funny th. Tn
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-03-28

TEACH1sG THE EYE. Mankind do
no, and cannot see. None are so blind
rs those that will no, See" is as true OF
physical as moral vision. BY neglect
and careles.ness we have IL ade ourselves
unable to discern hundreds of things
which are before US 10 be seen. Thorn
rs Carey has summed this up in one
pregnant sentence The eye sees
what it brings the power 10 see How
true is this. The sailor on the look ou,
can see a ship where the lancsman sees
nothing; the Esqulmaux can Distinguish
n white iox amidst the white snow; the
American backwoodsman will file a rife
ball so as TO strike nut out OF the mouth
OF a squirrel without hurting it; the lndI-
nh boys hold their hands up as marks to
each other, certain that the unerrlng
arrow Will be shot between the sHreaG
out fingers; the astronomers can see a
star IN the sky, when to others the blue
exranse is unbroken; the shepherd can
dls'ingn Ish the face of every sheep in his
flock, The mosie work can detect ds,luc-
tons OF coIors where others see none;
and multltudes of additional examples
might be given Of what education does
tue eye.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-03-28

AT the coming April election the mos,
important office to be elected is that Oh
County Assessor, and this is an impor.
taat Office to every citizen of the county.
In the election OF this officer party serpic.
Should be disregarded and only personal
qualifications looked after. In no one
matter has the management Of County
business been more bungisd, and badly
managed, and no one office requires a
more competent officer, and from no or G
office can greater injury result to the PEG.
pie, then from an incompetent, assessor,
or bad or partial assessment.
1t then behooves the people to look
well to the election OF good man, and
have the county assessed as it should be
The whole fabric of county government
depends upon this, and if it is not legally
done, our entire revenue fails, and il
partially done i, makes greater expense
on the par. Of the County to correc, the
errors.
Let the people elect one good County
Assessor. We in our official capacity
a. County Judge. will appoin, only good
efficient men as deputies. In these ap.
pointments we shall not be governed
BY party dic,ation. but will appoint fol
deputies only such men as are qualified
to discharge their duties in a good man.
ner, and shall make these appointm en,s
regardless Of party predictions. Il i.
good men and such as are we'll qualified
that should be appointed, and not mere
faithful partizans.
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Oh cage, Iowa and Nebrask Ia Rail Road

SA Vn6os AoWd anu n cur u kd n6ll nOdu
Various rumors have been in circula-
ton of failure of this Company. The
truth of the matter we believe to be Us
follows: The Company have been pros
ecu'ing the work during the winter with
great energy, and directed their con,rac-
tors 10 put on the work as many men as
could be had. One of the contractors
who had employed large force Of men,
recently drew his estimate from The treas
urer Of the Company, but instead Of pay.
ing his men for tleir labors, absconded.
and his creditors were seeking to get
their pay.
The Company are sound. and have
plenty OF money to carry on their work
aud feel confden, of having the cars rum
ming to the Wabserinicon by the 4,h OF
July next. The contractors along the
line are putting On the work all the men
that can be employed, and prosecuting
the work with great vigor. A few days
ago company of men with 80 carts
were added TO the work on one Of the
upper divisions. The Company now
have on the ground the iron to complete
the road l3 miles west of Dewitt, and
are receiving the remainder Of their pur-
chase which will lay the rail to the Wab.
isepinicon.
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.New Nats of Superior. -Arrange-
menis are making TO form a Safe Of he
northwest corner of Michigan, under the
name OF Superior. Michigan agrees to
surrender OF that part OF her territory
which lies without the peninsula, and
Wisconsin consents 10 part with that por-
ton o: her territory which lies on the
shore Of the great Lake; besides which
Minnesota must yield corner of her
,errIty Immediately adjoining. A me-
mortal presenting the advantages Of this
new scheme is already preparing for
Congress
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FOR THE ADVERTISER.

10 According to notice meeting OF tie
Republican Party of Masslon Tow nship was
held at the Russell ScAool House, on Tuesrday
the 18th inst, for the purpose of nominating =
Township Ticket to be supported at the April
election.
On molten II B. Potter, was called to the
chair aud J. NJ Kent was elected secretary, tn.
the President on taking the chair made some
spirited remarks ana said that in as much u
the Democratic Party of this township has stuck
their stakes and drawn the party lines, that W.
accept the issue, and will contend for every inch
OF vantage ground in the political field.
On motion committee Of three was appoin
ted to report the names of suitable persons to 5e
supported for the township officers
o. motion L. Brink. Il. l.. Williams AMI c
Benson, was elected said committee. The com
mittce reported; report slightly amended, a0d
adopted rs follows
For Justices of the peace.
I'M KENT.
JESSE FINCH
For town trustees.
WILLIAM GRAHAM,
IL. POrIEs,
S. W. BALLOU,
For township clerk
CLANCY FINCH,
For Constable.
LAKFORD CARROLL,
HENRY WILLIAMS,
The following resolutions was offered by J.
NJ. Kent and unanimously adopted.
Resolved that we are determined to fight on
and fight ever until the Republican cause try
umphs in this Township; Ga motion adjourned.
II. B. POTTER, Pres
I'M. KENT, Sec.
Massilon, March 18th 1857.
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Coarse Language. celebrated En-
gllshman when asked what be would do
II called "Iiar," replied, II would say
proue ii. prore ii; and if he would not
prove it, then he would be the liar" We
think the Englishman's method Of deal
ing with those who roshly use such words
as "lIal." "scoundrel," "blackguard, "
"slanderer," Sc, is the best that could
be adopted. II no one hears or knows
that such language has been used towards
sou: 1t can do you no injury; while TIE
indulgence OF anger aud the outburst OF
passion IN the person who utlers it, weak
ems his body and depraves his mind. -
Those who hear such language, if wise,
will not beleVe without proof If creduIou.
and iooollsh, their good opinion aud es-
TEEN are not worth the trouble of dlspro-
wing the unfouuded assertion. II is Ger.
tam that, eventually. the use Of such low
language, when not sustained by proof,
IpIures the character OF those who utter il,
more Than the reputation Q! those against
whom it is directed.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-03-28

As wrote ia my last, the first sales Of
land a, which Government title to The
soil OF kansas was ob,a Unable, closed on
Monday night. The lots in this town
are yet to sell but all the farming lands
and the property IN other towns are sold.
The sale of the Delaware ceded lands
lnaugurates new era IN Government
land sales. For the first time in tie
history of the Government, ALL the lands
TO be offered for sale were sol Even
the smallest fraction was eagerly bid for
and sold, down to the fragment Of an
acre. The northern boundary Of this
seded tract does not run parallel with
the Government surveys. widening as it
goes west, and consequently there were
fractions along the whole OF ii.
Nearly 900, 900 acres were sold. Two
thirds Of this was bought at the apprais-
emen, value by squatters, or persons who
pretended, or who had procured by false
affiiavns evidence that they were squat
crs. The remainder Of the Land, or the
unclaimed portion, was bought at prices
ranging from S. 10 SIS Per acre. In some
instances higher price was gwen.
AS general result of the sales, all
the information have been a bic to &C
quire leads me to believe that thirds
OF all the land sold, claimed, or other
wles, has fallen into hands Of the Free.
State men, or Northern or Esern settlers.
There are really more Pro- Slavery sett-
lers on the traC, just sold OF Kansas; but
even here. there is a considerable maj0ri-
~ Jf Free State settlers.
There was very large concourse Of
people at Leavenworth during the sales,
there being nearly three thousand at one
time. For the last two weeks they have
been leaving. Just before navigation of
the Missouri River closed many took the
opportunity to leave. Now, all Is ice
bound and we have no railroads. The
spectators from distancd have been
going home by stage, buggy and wag.
ons Some have no, been ate to leave
yet, and those who have started within
the last few days will abundan,ly realize
tie felicity of Western travel.
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Such havoc has been made in Towns
VILE, Ga. by the smallpox, that the
town is SAID to be nearly depopuated.
Ex-Governor Shannon is in Ksnsas
rractIcing law. lie w lie governor there
acquired large amount Of property, and
IS now on the spot TO take care OF ii.
"One OF our grain and produce firms"
says Chicago paper, have handled
| within tie year OF their business twelve
aud halt millions Of dollars, their checks
on single bank. amounting to eipb,
millions of dollars. 1926 900 of grain
have passed thro' their hands"
The London Christian Witness makes
out that there are in the world l59 600 =.
QUO catholics and 100000 protest.
tants.
The peach trees in the neighborhood
OF NIeksburg were in blo,m on the 18th
OF FEBRUARY.
SAFE GoosE -- An aw kward man in attempt.
ing TO carve goose, dropped it to the fonr
- There, nowl' exclaimed his wife 1--WE have
lost our dinner "-"Oh, no my dear,n answered
ne, " 1t Is safe, for have got my foot on H."
An ardent Know Nothing in Fairvle Va
piedgeh ms word before the election, that in
case Buchanan came in he would drink sir not -.
YES OF castor oil at one time He fulfilled II
Wonder If II operated
We are obstinate creatures. resisting friendly
compnislon, submitting to hostile tyranny.
There has been falling of of 60 900 in the
number OF hogs packed in Cincinnati this wear
In adiscusSion in the bogus K ausas Legislatpra
Tour weeks ago the Ecu Martin White. a mem.
her. made a 'erocians speech in v hioh he o5mu.
TED That he killed Fredc ick Brown. who, il viii
be remembered was siau ghterd last summer an
The highway while travelling.
Two sons of the King of Dahomey have ar
rived at Marseilles to be educated.
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ton TO revise the Constitution, and am.
end the sames' shall be decided by the
electors qualified to vote for members Of
the General Assembly; and in case a
ma jori.v OF the electors 50 qualified. vo,-
lug a. such elections for and agalns, such
proposition, shall decide Ia favor Of a
Convention for such purpose, The Gene
raj Assent ly. at its next session, shall
provide by law for The election of dele
yates 10 such Convention.