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have tried pair OF Spectaoles obtained from
VIZ. Tobias, and find them OF great assistance 20
my light, and corresponding with his Subscription
or the focus. recommend him as q skfHful on
ucisa' HENRY A. WISE.
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have used MI. T0bias's srectacles fer thre,
or four months, and take great pleasure in say.
ing Inat am much pleased with thcm. ha-s
been much beaestted by them.
Nay 3ih, 1855. SEOR. 2. SCARBERsE,
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CHAUSCEY WARKINER,

NOOLLEN GOODS Ar A SACRIFICE
w n, J. MCLAUGHLIN & CO.,
Jan 3O-a between 9Th and 9th SITS.
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was recommended to Mr. John Tobias as >
skillful optician; and as have eyes Of remark
able peculiarly, YVES gratiaed to find that Mr
Tooias seemed 10 comprehend them by inspec
aol aud some slight measurement, and be has
made me pair Of SPectGcies that suit. me ao
nnaoTy. A. Z. BUTLER.
LII
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~R. II. MILLER, SON & CO, ~
eNI3 Importers direct from Liverpool 10 &e.
EfEf Alexandra, beg leave TO call the at U,
XII tention OF dealers hotel keepers ard u
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&ss{3fg St. Louis, March I'll.
Santa Fe dates to the 3sth dit are received
Indian deptedstions we're on the increase, sew
erai skiHmishes bad occurred between the Mex
leans and Indians, and number of.both psrbes
killed. 3f@s sas*s 40 ~ 5zeiit tAie ;tssi1i.@t
7 II is reported that Judge Hopper, james La-
cas-, and two other Americans we're killed BY
Indians near FL Paso; also James Ppbbie, who
had gone 70 Sonora 70 purchase mules, vas
killed By government party. % ntesf a3I.t3
& A letter from Santa Cruz river, dated Feb. 8,
says, II the people of Sonora had encourage
unent, they would declare themselves indepen-
dent of Mexico, and ask to be annexed to the
United States. -
~ The country is oyerrun BY indiana sobbing
and numbering people intsvery direcsion.,sz7
Il The revolution in Sonora had ceased. H stti
'y Gov. Gandars had been compelled 20 retire.
His property had been con6scated, and another
governor appointed. als SEiJ .1b1t asaS
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sLiGHf DuyrRENcrs.-Jndge Taney's deci.
sion appears to differ very materially in some
parts from The Constitution. A cotemporary
places the following side by side: ~
No one can be citizen of the United States
unless under the provisions of the Constitution; /;
but it does not follow that man, being citi-
rem Of one State must be recognized as such by
every State IN the Union, He may be citizen
in one State snd not recognized as such in an
other. ~ Czief Justice Zansys opinion. III saas
Ifpa The citissns of each State shall be entitled
10 IN psivilesDs and immunities Of citizens in
the several States. Constitstion, Art 4, Sec. 3.
And here again; I'd; I'd, tegsls 1, II
81 zaIe b, therefore, the opinion of this Court
that the Act Of Congress which prohibits citi-
nenl from holding property Of shis character
nsrth ola certain line Tin the territosies) b not
-vsrrantsd -Cxi:f Jasties 1sseys opisio~. q
"The Congress shall have power to dispose
of and make sH needfssl rules a.d regulations
sespecsiag TIE 1srritors or other property be-
longing 70 the United States. Constitstios,
Ast. 4, Sec. s. go .-''
Just at this time the Democratic party regard
Judge Taness opinions - Of infinitely more
importance than the Constitution itself.
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4 sesssE taeA New Iork, April =
The steamship Texas With later dates from
San Jsan is coning up. soa q 8 9g .4ee. s,it
Yesterday morning the steamboat Buffalo en-
gagged 5y the owners of the Isaac Newton to
assist in raising her had deck load Of casks,
and now lies atthe bottom Of the river near the
Newton. Capt. J. H. Bishop from the wreck,
says that the Newton has not altered her posi-
tion since she first sunk. The two bsilers have
been taken from her, and the intention is to
raise her in her present condition. and that i'm
mediately. There was a report that her dome
had been carried oil, and that she had sunk 10
feet since Saturday. The report 10 entirety false.
The hrst cabins are entirely uninjured not a
drop of water having entered them. Capt B.
says that after the Newton has been raised; the
Buffalo can be raised very easily.
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-,,,I... ~ tf0Noence, April =.
| TIE following u the whole vote q the State
eiesstea yestsfday: Dyer, Rspubiiean Govern
OF, eo0; Ratten, Denocratic 0ovtrnor, 8 800.
Thsss Sers three candidates sof Lieutenant
Govesuos, md no choice. Turner, Republican,
win g elected By Assembly. The Senate stands
kepabiican 81, Democratic 8, no choice 2. Dur
ices minority for Congress Is near $500, Bray
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Chicago. April !

ta.5s;a5 Chicago, April 2.
4 Aeavy gale Yesterday wrecked six vessels
dong he Lake shore, and 15 lives are reported
loet. The schooner Cygnet with ) cargo OF
wood, pounded q pieces on the breakvater.
The crew we're saved. Tbs brig David Smart,
. ashore 8 miles north. The crew, except the
mate, are lost. = 4 boat from the steamer Huron
with ave persons, IN attempting their rescue,
was eapsized, and four of, the Eve lost. The
schooner Temperance was wrecked at Racine.
4 b anticrated there are further disasters, not
yet reported. s'+9s ss7''' y5.''. ",s't's' = %
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- sfs To she Public. - -.
AUBURN STATE PRlsoN HosPIrAL, ]

rrsErF
From frequent conversations with the propri.
etor Of "Bach's American Compound" while
making up his recipe, I became intimately &C.
quainted with its composition, and was pleased
with the happy and skiLful combination Of its
several remedial constituents; confident that it
would prove . most valuable auxiliary in the
treatment Of the large and important class Of
diseases to which il purports TO be adspsed.
have now used said "Compound" somewhat
extensively for the past few months, in my prac-
tice. both private and hospital; have also care.
fully watched and noted it's effects in the hands
OF Others, and take pleasure in stating that In no
instance it has disappointed my affections.
As the whole formula OF the medicine Is
cheerfully and unreservedly laid before the pro.
fession, am happy to recommend it to their
notice, and respectfully urge that they make
trial Of its efficacy, feeling quite assured Of sa
tisfactory result. & ae
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Providence March al

-sft.t. y4q4 b Providence, March 81.
In the o. S. District Court for the District Of
B. l., in the case of Chas. Goodrich and others
vs.. Messrs Brown l. Shafer, Judge Pittman to-
day, delivered an elaborate opinion and granted
an absolute injunction upon the defendant from
the manufacture of Vulcanized Rubber Boots
and Shoes sI A&
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No~ 0ploana Msrch

New Orleans, March 81. /
lis stated on good authority, that instead Of
purchasing Lower California, our government
will conciliate the South by paying the desig-
mated sum Of fifteen millions for the Isthmus
of Tehuantepec. Isis also rumored that Sena-
tor Benjamin has been offered an appointment
for the purpose of accomplishing the purpose.
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- 4
The Missouri Daily Ds~oc,at of Monday
morning has been pat in possession Sof an i'm
portsat eslegtaphic dispatch, which has been
reoeived In 81. Louis, containing the substance
of dispatches forwarded on Saturday uieht last,
70 the New Orleans Picayuss, from Warrington
city. Ii b ~ follows:R a -sss9qss le1s
@' -esssss5 .iAeffi = " wAsano1on 0nr, March 20.
Forsyth treaty rejected. new treaty be-
! tween Mexico and the United States has been
framed, which pays Mexico fifteen millions for
Sonora, Sinsloa, and Lower California-three
millions 70 be retained for claims Of American
citizens. Also line Of postal steamers under
the American Gag, from New Orleans to Vera
Cruz, to enable Mexico to obtain men and mur,i-
tions during the threatened war declared by
Rome, through Spain, to regain her church
property, confiscated by the Mexican govern
tment. First demonstration of the Ostend mani
fssto. Look out for Cuba" Tss o9
Such is the substance Of the dispatches which,
If correctly reported, are certainly full Of mean
ing. Furthermore, the Democrat learns that
Bankhsad, secretary Of legation, has been dis.
patched, express, by way. Of Mobile and Vera
Cruz, to Mexico with the treaty. He il. to be
Immediately forwarded in government steam.
er. The signi6cation is, that the administration
viii support Mexico against the attack Of Spain,
fnstigAted BY France and England, who are said
to be behind the curtain.
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New UrleAn1, 11fch SU.j
Il b rumored that sn expedit on b now ftting
out here Tor some point III Central America. II
ID supposed that the 6rst demonstration viii be
made against ,vsrsgua, province Of New Gfen.
ada between Costa Rica and Panama. The eks
pedtion is said TO be In favor Of Walker ant Will
act in concert with him. II Is said : provisional
government has been formed and conadersble
amount Of funds raised. . -
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vinceunes, Ia, March 81

iiEE . Vincennes, L., March 81.
A FIRE broke out at s o'clock this morning in
the engine house, Evansville and Crawford rail-
road, the building which was Of wood, was to.
tally destroyed, together with one locomotive,
which had just arrived from Terre Haute. The
fire was csased by sparks from the engine. .as
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Parkyille. Jan. 81. 1885,

" PArkville, Jan. 81, 1855.
At meeting Of the citizens Of Parkville and
vicinity, held this day for the purpose Of lis.
tenins to the Report of their Agent, Dr.. Ma
guire, who had been appointed and authorized
by them to traverse the proposed line of their
Railroad TO Burlington, iowa, Col. Wood, Of
Smithville, on motion Of Geo. s. Park, Esq.
was chosen Chairman, and Samuel G. Smith, Of
Quindaro, Secretary. After q few preliminary
remarks by the Chairman, Dr.. Mcguire proceed
ed 10 make his Report. He gave . highly fiat
tering account Of the feeling in favor of the
Road. He described that feeling as being very
enthusiastic, and demonstrated successfully the
practicability of the route He spoke of other
routes, running Nofthward, Westward and
Southward, which would connect with this route.
He gave glowing account of the advantages
Of the Railrosd, Of the prosperity and wealth
which would flow from its construction and Of
its benefit to Parkyie. On concluding, he was
greeted with much applause. fss ,s-,sn.s..,,
Pomroy, Of Quindaro, and VIM. Carpenter, Esq,
Of Clinton, addressed the meeting. ga.ff5s
On motion Of Dr.. Mcguire, Ellington, Of
Ridgley, Col. Wood, Of Smithville, Mr.. .Prunty
and Archibald Clark, of Platte county, were
appointed committee to canvass their respec-
tive neighborhoods, to ascertain the sum Of
money which can be raised to defrsy the ex.
penses of preliminary survey of the route,
and report to the executive committee thereon.
George s. Park offered the following reso.
luton y G2~ 70 ,3 = tsssNs s-sEF -,
Resolved, That the Executive Committee At
Parkvilie, be requested to employ Is soon as the
season will permit, an engineer or engineers to
explore and make the preliminary survey Of
the most practical route and estimate the costs
OF construction from Parkville to the Hannibal
and Ss Josanh Rai1rnad intersoctino' IL at ar,ch
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q Jusslco ~ she u. .. Supreme Ceurs
HB.i JuA0ea out of his Uwn Mouth. /
The extra Judicial dscision was condemned in
advance by one ofthe Judges who concurred in
Eit. In t'.sx pasts Ohristy,' q Howard United
ssates r, 82s, decided in ls44,) Judge Catron,
in delivering . dissenting opinion, said:
| BY the 18th section Of the judiciary act this
court has the power to issue writs proper and
necessary for the exercise Of its jurisdiction;
having no Jurisdiction in any given case, 1t can
issue no writ that it has none to revise the pro-
ceedings Of bankrupt court is an unanimous
opinion. So far as we adjudge; and in this
concur. For further views why the prohibition
cannot issue, I refer to the conclusion Of the
principal opinion. But a,majority Of my breth.
rem zee proper 70 60 further, and express their
views at large on the Jurisdiction Of the bank
rupt court. In this course I cannot concur; per
haps it is the result Of timdity growing out Of
long established judicial habits in courts Of error
elsewhere, never TO hazard an opinion where no
case was before the court and when that opin.
ion might justly be Assigned a. extra judicial,
and mere dictum by courts and lawyers; be
partly disregarded while was living, and almost
certainly denounced ss undue assumption when I
was no more, measure of disregard, awarded
with an unspating hand, here and elsewhere, to
the dicta of state judges under similar circurl-
stances; and II is due to the location and myself
to say, that / have no doubt that the dicta Of
state judges under similar circumstances;
and it is due to the occasion and myself 70 say,
that have no doubt that the dcta of this court
will oaly be treated with becoming respect be-
fore the court ITSELF SO long as some of the jud.
ges who concurred in them are on the bench;
and Afterwards be openly rejected as no author
ity--aS theY are not r - 81
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Arrival of the n.,i,ution.

New York, April 20 P. N.
The Belgian steamer Constitution arrived thi,
p. NJ, bringing dates from London to Marcel
i7th. Our fles sre imperfect and commercia
news very meagre. 9sft4 aEstfs@ s'Iti'
The steamships Indian from Portland and
Asia both arrived at Liverpool III 18th.
London. market dull. Consols On Monday.
18th, S3@93t closing weak. ''.41s.y3 q es'.l''
Corn heavy at decline of ! and %. saPs
Liverpool lSaturday.-There is increased en-.
quiry for Wheat At full prices. % aEat4 -lEft
Manchester market improved. ts ,.stl'i@
K Paris Money Market improved aaifss q
Nt Political news unimportant. 80 ts&S&R@2 -
i The Paris correspondent Of the London Times
says the King of Prussia has sent new instruc.
tions to the Conference to the effect that the
recognition Of his rights and sovereignty in
-Neufchatel is the express condition of his re.
uniting Of sovereignty. .eh go $50 sst1 @i 7fea
The Spanish expedition against Mexico as.
sumes more imposing aspect Gen. Peseula il
spoken of for Commander.in.Ch Chief 9 f'ssN>aa
Dispatches from Copenhagen says the Sound
Dues treaty was duly signed March lst. 'ia'- ;.
" The overland China mail had arrived in Lon
don. s5 AsaGaI II .t,3sa p. te.a, s#.
It's advices confirm telegraph accounts Of
wholesale attempts at poisoning by bakers at
Hong Kong. Several hundred were poisoned,
o"s Av'lo aos@iAys AUG pTOprIetOr Ol tue BAKERY
was arrested on his way TO Maco, and vas TO be
tried immediately At Hong Kong. A large
number Of Junkr were collecting for the purpose
Of attacking Hong Kong. Some fears were en-.
tertained by the English on account of the
smallness Of their land forces, and an applica.
tioa was made to the Governor.G General Of India
for regiment, which was refused. '1'' s7Els'-sas
The French ships were manning at the Bay Of
Hong Kong. The American frigate Levsnt was
also in harbor. The San Jacinto proceeded to
Linton to look after some ijuuks that had at
tempted to intercept the American steamer
Lilly. Commissioner Het had addressed COM
missioner Parker asking Why he had not ordered
American ships and sabjects not to intermeddle
in present troubles. .9sra0s fa .ssG.'2eA .bli1s
Z Mr.. Parker's reply is not known. = lasd.1o
Tea continued to advance ~ Shanghai; market
was excited. si5!.siaGJse = sglsls II
A Paris letter says the French Charge left
Aarseilles ON the l2th for China; with instruc.
tons to the Admirals of French fleets in the
China Seas to operate with the English forces,
conforming to arrangements concluded between
the two governments. Hin &c ta1 5ssoc 90
Russia is making preparations for decisive
campaign in the, Caucasian She had SlOO. 900
troops along the shores Of the Caspian, and had
besides secured the active cooperation of sever.
al native chiefs i,gss ssisslf dseaE 50 .a5tf
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Washinpton. M !.

VIM. 4. Harris Ex-A. G. had completed ar
rangements for becoming editor and proprietor
Of the Washington Union, to take effect the 18th
inst. He was formerly representative in Con-
gress from Virginia, afterwards Minister to .Bue-
nos Ayres, and was fayorably known as ,eoitor
of Constitution and the paper formerly publish
ed in this city. Although Mr.. Appleton is not
appointed, there is little doubt that he will sue.
ceed Gen. Thomas IS Assistant Secretary Of
State. A letter of Instructions to Collectors
respecting new tariff is in course Of preparation
and will be issued qssa,.'.s =; siz,.3
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s,is6alfsssa 70 h TAs rcosss d.cid,1 ether..
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every body viii recoilest Tha z 1uuuee.tian !. IN
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kJS. 1EUuIsf APtiI 2.
Rumor says that $50 fiilibusters, commanded
BY son of one Of our merchants, will soon
leave this city to join the Expedition shortly to
sail from New Orleans, destined to invade Costa
Rica and thus relieving Walker, by directing
attention of the enemies to another point
Abundant means Is said to be at their disposal.
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1Ses - Aeesr sAeseeeses-I q
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e1S ~ Aseveee tSspte-AS z
sene. 4s. s, s..
= - g ssssais aes salisa apoa the -
~ I.u = = snscsea u ou msosS eeous
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osAonsy. Seaas De.n - oeea resssss
-. s :. = M eesstea aod sen-escsincin
nes saassee 8 - dessf0anea oppossso
!. -. = aess>sa'iav, "a - poSesss
nonsre !, hssse@ q ses Pssssssss of ssd stfse
: - Unsss squafS. the osscx Reas psopes cal
2 aov co1efssoiate themselves upoa the success
s"e pseosan over toe patfsesss. wn'ie filsh ~
~ ssn ,neulge = sns MOST severe eri'icis1
VIC sapsoPnesy OF % aseqsai masch IN
: ns.ser q msuimony
AUOos c Ocsocs, 'Ass eseaing, NJ befsnoif o.
- copssme OoofS aecordnG 20 tnc arrange
nen. mae g. .oaasy, pfoeeeded 70 the rssa-
oence OF y. Boxer In 2ad street for the par-
poss q escoftme aee bride % her husband, who,
oo'P.ny Witn ns counscl It Spsneef was
n ssssusg nef arf1vaa q the mouse OF Ah
'. 70 A'as'e Sonss sssess. We van nos a.
ss"ps 70 aescf1oe the suecnne scene snas sook
l psece 90 the passtng OF the daughter froso her
/ ns0se. oetnss and ssees. II sas . painful one,
noseo, ana nootd nsys dfAwn seass evs0 ffom
| 80 sneeM 1rsss Dsan oofe nsfssn With -
ss M .sa'ss sossssonss eno enoef tne PecauefAy us
4 c',So"sssncss wn'cn soFtsenoeo we
- saowe0 nefseM 70 oe woman OF no com.
mGe mould. .a So. sata So
dressed IN o biack satin dress, gray mantlia
ano oi.ck siik bonnet, with 2 reteuie IN her
nsna' sne emerged from the home os her pa.
rents ana with II. .erthoii q her side, stepped
n l1'o sns carnage wnacn nad oeeni drawn up IN
,lons oI sne mouse, ior the purpose OF conveying
ee eel 20 Ine arms o. MN ior whom she had sAcr'-
ncea % macn. none tf the young iadJs rela'
yves accompanied her to the door. NO father,
mother or sister bade her God speed, as the dri-
yer recefyed the order to proceed on the jour
ney. Aisw minutes after the occurrence Of the
scene just narrated the carriage drove up in |
front Of II. bertholf house, aud they entered |
onooserssd by the occupants. Mrs.. Dean i'm.
meda.eiy % proceeded up stairs TO The room Of |
ars. berthoii there 70 compose her agitated
ieeings, which had overcome her during the |
of,ve fsom her father's home. -
!. ioung Dean was sitting in ~ oarlor when
ms VIE arrived, and when hs Aeard her foot
sseps 10 the halls close observer nigh. detect
e1c'temens and nersoasnsss strongly depicted I
an, .,,,..I .-'.:c. - .,: ~ ~
y NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. VI el'asr Joy VI su'
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The joprneymep carpenters OF New, York, who
have been on . strike, held an adjourned meet.
ing on Thursdsy evening 70 hear reports a. %
the rate Of wsges paid in the Itlifcrentg shops
The m.j0fity OF shops reported are psy.nx rum
Sl.s73 to 81 IS per diem, and tbs carpen,er,
feel confdeus that they Can procure the ~ do.
mxnded. +, ~ -5s il =.
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s ~ According 70 the Chicago Democrat last
season was ths. b,,.i.s. eve. known in Chicago
ID the way Of building. and 1929 buildings wsrs
srsctsd.s This h about four hundred less than
clsimsd ut Ksokhk. 81 issiti8oa 0ti 81 &,s7s
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s -, 4 f,sss9 sss,sz New Orleans, APRIL.
i The steamer Forest Rose blew up yesterday,
near Arpoleon, ArkAnsav. Many lives we're
tost No particulars. s.,s.:5sgs -. -