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The true Democrat., 1857-04-21

 DUBEET GRAHAM. A. NJ. Preaiden: and Prof. it fMor.l Philosophy etc: T. E. VAN HORNE. \. NJ. Prof. of Languages; JOHN VI. PETTIGREW, A. B. Prof. of Natural
 Sciences.
 DAN'L. z. CpWLING Tutor in Mathematics, TALlAFERBO BOSTICk, Tutor ill Languages; !. Nj. TEBBET~. Secretary; J. II. SHERMAN. Trea.irer: WILLIAM THORNLkY. Janitor.
 The halls of 'his popular College having been thoroughly renovated will be open for the reception of of-JudcntE on Monday Sept. s56. Although stu dents may enter at any time during the Session. it is 7ery desirable that they be present at the beginning pf t.
 The Institution includes a PRIMARY ErGLIsu PKLPARAToEY and CLASSICAL Department, in cacl Of which the course is thorough and extensive suited 70 s h0iars at all periods of advancement For heath'uiues and beauty of location the convenience and elegance of tho buildings and internal fixtures and the ability ofits Faculty r<ansas College s no surpassed by any similar institution in the South or West.
 Tuition in Primary Department, term olive - Hlphth7 ...-.... $ ; DO Tuition ill English Department term mos. Is % Tuition in Primary Department, ' l5 % IuitoE in Classical Department, '' " 20 co
 Fees Always m advance No extra charges
 Good boarding including washing and necessary attention. in respectable families, E. % Der week
 For printed Catalogues and any farther informa- tion, apply to ROBT. GRAHAM. Prcst
 Fayetteville Arkansas
 Aug. 26, l355-tf
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ENTERTAINMENT.

FNESI GROCLKIES. eeFST quality Rio Coffee; ke Snpcriuo Teas black and green; Sicar. NclaSses, Vinegar; SA.t. Rice; f-e>', Crackers. Sa'eratus; >-.t-. l.i~, Powders: E--S --i Bel Pepper. Spices; SAB >-4v I-i--o. C7ger4s: N-- ---s>- --..-.- -li Hunts superior Axes: yt-- Ce...r Cs-,.,: L-sa r4-sis -l- A--.-.es :cc numerous to f-i A-
 AENEAE> T- 1s- Csse S.-s Ns;r s.-se.
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MILLINERY. AND FANCY STORE.
HORSE NAILS.

JUST received, per steamer Cora, 100 lbs. NN J best Horse Nails, and for sale by M
 March sd ST HUTT x POPE. z
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Teuuesse House.

Gentlemen's Clothing. rOATS, Talmas, Vests, Pants and Shirts, received S and for sale by D. L. O'CONNELL X co. Ten 57 ,57
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DENTAL NOTICE.

DENTAL NOTICE.
 nR. H. N. CASE has permanently To- G@ D cated in the new office, built by Gov QYNrp Conway, opposite the residence of pr, J. J. McAmont where he is prepared to operate in every branch of his profession. Artificial teeth with artificial gums from to full set inserted So as to look per ectv natural All full sets inserted on the suction atmospheric pressure principle feel perfectly natural and easy in the mouth and answers all the legitimate uses of natural teeth.
 Teeth if taken in time be plugged so as to pre- serve them for life. March lo' looo "
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FEATHERS

1M Lbs. Fresh FeatherS, inst received and fo, INV sale by FIELD x DOLBY
 March lTth iS5T
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UsI Received and keep constantly on hand. an J assortment of Groceries consisting of Supar Cof tee Tea. Rice, Soda, Saleratus, Indigo. Madder. Pearl Starch Fancy Soap, Rosn Soap, Liquors of all brands etc., for sale by
 Jan 2T'Sr D. L. ocoNNELL < co.
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A ISN m THE public are informed that we slsSss lsSssaszsA l have taken the Rector House, I itsElsIsNs at the e celebrated Springs, and by the erection of new Bath Houses anc other improvements, have added greatly to such con venicnces for WARM BATHING tor Mralads a. may be desired.
 Grateful for the patronage heretofore liberall, extended offer to visitors an earnest assurance that no efforts part will be wanting to merit their continued confidence. The buildings of the Hotel have been remodeled upon an EXTENSIVE SCALE. combined witt ments.
 The thousand miraculous cures performed by the hot ba hing these Spring. have a>tonshed the noe scientific.
 Rheumatism. Paralysis serofula. Syphilis, Chron- ic Affections and almost every other species of dis case readily yield to the efficacy of these Baths.
 The services of a scientific phy eican can he had at moments notice and invalid negr sent to ouHcart will be well attended and forwarded to their home, in any part of the country. l A >u erior ICE CREAM SALOON and SODA FOUNTAIN have been erected for the accommoda- tion of guests. During the past winter have put upa
 SuEiclency of Ice.
 to supply Us during the entire summer
 Facilities for Reaching the Springs. i Persons desrous of visiting the Hot Springs art informed that there ri weekly line of steamer, I plying between Napoleon and Little Rock on tht l Arkansas rver and tr weekly line of steamer. from Napoleon. via White river. connected witt stages from White river to Little Rock, an da ' line of stages from Little Rock the Springs dis t;lnce of sixty miles. \ The Wharf Boat, at the mouth of White river kept by Mc>srs Johnson and Oracle. affords superior accommodations to the travc,ing public. STIDuAM < AKIN, l March 3 m prnp
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LADIES EVERYWHERE

IN Want of SHOES, are invited to &S@
 | call at the Ladies Fashionable and Fancy Boot and Shoe Man.
 ufactOry, East side of Main street, between the Sprague buildings and Mir. Knnears Store, where is kept constant supply of all kinds of Ladies Boots and Shoes from a FINE CATER to a Heavy Welt.
 Measures taken and orders solicited and filled at the very shortest notice.
 All shoes bought at my store will be warranted to give eutire satisfaction regards fit and workman ship. So, Ladies call one and all. JOHN RIEGLER, Dec '56-1y Manufacturer
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PLANES.

LUST received. ten Jack and -fCnA- , Smoothing Planes, also 10 fT- FF75sF5.i MIRA TS setts American Socket Chisoels and for sale by HUIT & POPE.
 March 3d ;57
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WHlskEY, WHISkEY.!
AKkAXsAS CGLL.ECI.

" E nave 0g AaLi lrt ot Dean'- EN-ra. also W hg, 5. I. ol ' q. W Whi-ksy, on L.u-> ~Liyl We wi.i ~...l io3 for cash only.
 M-rehlT NEWBERN q, HUGHES.
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TIoN RING.

- --- A---N !. T ---- ' t----- , +-N '
 BLUFF ARKANSAS. LAWN --.-- ---, --.t, ]. ? :1e r--..>5 cF >a--v 2 .-- .-- z-1s= '-,--a>- ---7e--,- Y :ell ,-r> U, ~=--5 =- --- .-- .s.= -t --- -t=4 E--st= Lave >-..z Lr1..-- t1----, --- Men L-1i~e as every ..r ,r- H. s-.1-r .1 ..Sl or gl.-g. Terms r-.-- uz- .-e. M-r-h Y .st- Y
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l. .LEMING REOS-
W. J.TUCkER,s CHOLERA SYRUP.

Sold by Dr. J. ] McALMONT & CO.,, Little Rock May 2O. lS56. lY
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WK!SKEY

THE subscribers have received and offer for sale a \ large lot of '' Dean's Extra" and choice old Bourbon Whi,key. TATE & MOOhE- Mnrlh & 'hT
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HAVE few Bushels of dried frnit Jeff bo,l IL Peaches and Apples O0''
 March II '57. FIELD A DOrYry
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SLEEPING.

BROS, 5s Atlantic do,, and lf~4 Fine Sea Island Cotton, just received anG for sale by HUII & POPE.
 Feb 24 1857
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SIOG REV ARD!

Horse and Mule Collars. E Dog Hog Skin, Horse and Mule Collars inst re C ccived and for saleby FIELD x DOLBY. March l7. '57.
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Segars! Segars! TEEHE subscribers have just received fresh supply ! of the very best quality of Seears. Those who nse the weed n would do well to call and examine them NEWBER & HUGHES. Feb. IT, '57.
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HEMPSTEAD.S ARKANSAS CIRCUIT
 COURT REPORTS, nF Cases argued and determined in the O United States Supreme Court for the Territory of Arkansas, from 1920 to 1S3e: and in the United States District Court for the Dis rict of Arkansas from 1886 to lS4T and in the U s. Circuit Court for the District of Arkansas in the Ninth Circuit. from 1889 to 1856. By Samuel Il. Hampstead l vol Price S5.
 Just received and for sale at the book store, first loor above the Anthony House.
 Sept. ?, lS56 JNO. F.. REARDON.
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TRIM MISfsS,

gKON-,Just received per steamer Hickman. aSsCrt- s ed Iron Pow Wings and American BIisered Steel and for sale by HUII x TOTE.
 March RI '57
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EARL C. BRONAIGU. Attorney at Law, Br51isyi.!e Ars. Praeciye> in the counties of Prai -.- V l.'e Jackson. Monroe, Pulaski. Conway. etc.
 i.e collection ana securing of all claims promptly ..-.----l.-l
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Dr. Tnlewllcr,. CelehtaleA r.lr u,nlnlenI.

Beieilie I1iaeis
 to whom all business correspondence should be ad- dressed F.h '5- fr,
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30 seen 10 what lengths pride vengsasoe and nay
oven be said stu ,dity. win push some minds In mis-
csAnns I1c and writing tassboods 90 - 70 use them q
their only weapons aganst unfortunate people, who
have already ruined themscaves by thof own internal
dissensOns.
What have stated IL tins srao, truth and loave 70
which know you receive constantly nom nexoo and
you will nnd that the accounts from Spanish and other
newspapers relating 10 the murders Of dan Voents arc
nothing bat tissue or fasehoois, and that neither the
Of the Mexican Congress- haa had any hand In the mat
ter and shat was one Of those unforeseen sots for
winch no government authority can be held scoouuaa
DE- Ows whose duty h. according 70 tie rights OF man,
10 the action Of tho law This what IL done In al oi
lied countries sDd daily proof o. IT, and with out
going very lar duo tb III In Spnio-the great
the jest sne honorable Spain (),hs roefs Full OF
hnc, ead--what Ia very strange-wthout stopping
10 inquire whether their vst!ms hexoans Spa.
perds or whehcr there msy uot be AMY Senior S)eAs
who Sfi mako ecsmlt00s and threaten their govern
ment er their actions great deal might be said about
'Apdausisn smusemens" " It'll which the Spanish pa.
perr are fet snd there be thnse who doubt this
colossal power OF SPAIN tae exissense OF those
formidable squairors, these THOUSANDS OF cat non
by th0e war worn irirep;d and invincioie &c
nera,s, al of whica We are tod, arc even now
ready 70 20 to Mexico, and ayenge the outraged no
NOR or ibe lion OF Casle. 3It 30 going into
long dscuscus and Try ng TO convince spanisrds stat
their palmest days and TIA. tnsy have left
only, the same as the hs,osns, too many revolutions
and p cal changes OF home, and therefore very little
time ' 20 80 abroad qusrrelling With other nations,
sou DO very difficult for with them truth aud
mus always way 70 their pride ana the belio, that
they are very nytpcibe.
are noScriously unjust, ana II, unfortunately,
should break out bet veen she two naoua the iratca OF
Heaven NUT fall Tho heads Of the miserable authors
OF tia shedding of human blood. UN GAoHuPlRo.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-18
brooklyn City News.

rBs sHsrrsnsAD BIr RAr, cAx-Tss Pa,sOyEs
Indicted iet on cAh.rns sulysp ~ eaisr.1 girl
ana Which ass now csesrned eig. day. a ae s1s. uogs
yeserdAT Ihe Dist Attorney -aornei is tn. mo'nx
sa sssss seu css as
the ease and oopmeoe upon cor eas q r,s qs ANA I'm
ired they returned a. 81 ocoos w,b svsoslc' Guuy
OF Tsser . sss,ns; q, hs P,';Sos.,, ,,n..
'S,sa IA '' - s'N-''' lac ~'D"''' " W " ''
METROPOLITAN poLcE siI -in toe Board NJ Supervisors
Ainss county YESTERDAY tAs f,oEtg was presented and
Assembly o5nvened-Tis Bcs-d supervisors earn froa
enbs psnss s.. an &C. no. sessce k2T sesess
cheetes Richncpe Ne,ruvot.r PriIoe h-c,
e e. sT sf 3sS .ss noe S .a
acc S s1 sn s.sve ss & 70 woa o, e. To
be bound ~ special system. in4er.is essSher-
o. Toe ot our ie.deo,.. sppsar. % a, . os
species o. yfsnSy ., gspsss Aps va s,
S Ss.vt ssSSG; Ssf g ~
sl.s On eeh'n ,aer,ie., 2, u. rssss- q oor 6, =,
ss"s Zee s p Soas1 s s 81 a., s oas
We hps thst WI n-tb- nsds subject . hs M0eroen,
controlled ne people q ne Isir,. sui ~ Is.
po~ioa Of tse stss spi ncnE ia inhsbilAsu un
worthy q trust AMI Incapable Q, selgsvesr msa The
q : 3D. ,o ne .s ans
mslsng portion. o; the ra,e -su so.- Of Kiar scs
roc IN irr,ss.vuray than are We think M, We hsvs
always saepoaed hat Also crIrrns Of The snpre
cs. Of s he sscs S ne sa % oa. prs.sa
too " his STATE ~ W" understand vas arp ms goyersor
sod kerse OF " y-h appointing power edged w - hands
hcm which srrs, fe-sd ana 70 rst,rs an brng tho
sans Ifpseds'ely - The hsodsfe peps Ia ms aod
genius oeaIy require s me pssssys Of me bl n qnean
would berfore. be In Vs s Of the spirit Of oosssa
We krov 81 co s.rhy rersol way system u paid poles
should be estAoi-h-d sad feroec hs rurs trrrs
towns Of our ouniy unisss u 70 crush then VITA tass 70
prosperity snd gro~h They Aav- no more scfof police
he Tor ths time under sss-r~ ,rysn
zAion thsy have been sbe - he oousissea th-y
sresesve order -h ~ mass eject !. b saS pooa o. hs
STAG
pefv-ss o. Kol mo ID ard we~chssisr
be, q ssd COUNTIES cons The ve rons ver q
Hhsi aaa znss county done usi mshcs pece.sy . Dc
el hey sc.Id q super, sc sns .hL ar ser eos.ee.
ne from soie Of he oer countss We rsge $50 rs.pec
i pEoV sa s H. a.
eouoo district. b. 1s msmIo,s 80 nsr .se ca a.,
80 are n sho are "a qasaed sss ao .hser ia surh
BIZ sseciss Il ksno s- ssoui s- sascsd noe slrra
Gears sss a.. az . ss s.Ss snssf Sss s.Sue I
sei n u sosrsrs hquss IN ~ esse. inelsims
1a fsr,s.r -s@:sss nSs a. svs.,'a
o. g,sss Ss o. % t,sI1.s ..t.eS % g.s 70 R,.s.,,
..e susarss ies. y az Eers plss a us asr,c-ssu.
ies % sS.s dew s.S,. .s.n rs. seen sa.oaJ sers
iotot o.gpg2 h,n "a A. lnds n ue.' iHsaae-' N as
VI. "A our .nS icT supecss last lh,s- picv'sOns se IN.
hefeatly wrrus and Aso, nsi sunwise unjust ant i'm
Ps.r n he CTS q ss- Iosl lsa BSsiya he anss
'>ced The crnus osurs ssd 20 deote hs sane 70 hs
sicSBo essSeser~ ooSriss cosldSuass osai
Hs,is iSus uea o., ssne of As ossc,srs % n, d.
,. o. Ia !. n or IucEn eti a. Injurious =. "A
usl e he q II MAKING laste IA bses frus
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1b..sr,e., era Trx,,s, Matters.

BEs,aw.v Tursrpr The grand sra v.ry roraule spec
lsct enia be rsvfr.r q sisn n ~hirh n. eleph.rs
Nc,3ra hort eto,sh the tehoiiers viii rtes &
eztrsofa spry leaf . !, % rsoestsi Ais eyesns.
Bovspr.-Th The csmsrio tr,ns e,lst "Jot>ihsn B-si
ford % q he he trs piece - night NJ Btoughau ~ 1
give ia usss pers3sAi 81 ts ps.S Dan hset
Sass snd tsneiaE io0w, md iass cgnss ne popls- 10
mace ~ 'hrresi hArHvgA"
PuRros IRE entertain nere er this svs-t,g ccnsr %
NsgY q 'b.ue Oerh snt Wanted one 1hcp--sa
a ff1ra ~ WI ca NJ = ~ H.lac~, purcn and Mr.
a Plum ct vii sypesr ne -tve .c' comedy, vel
a. rev scs sre . rrel srstsa t@s
Wc- via rrEati " zoe ~ q ~hch spcks
c1nsrf BE lsreh IN Jesscrays Pa0H announced iss
rsp,tuer 70 sstt sas bsioa Al nearly ~ NE Old f.
Lsgrs KrEsrs The tar'e'sa ssyisi The rlvsq or he
strc tfcc' In ghrh Va reue Grants ks hsrrias .nt
ssrttcneT seoBce1 ~ n,cset rensers - be- nsn 90
he aucce& q pay W. U-ck scok
AsrsicH iuskIRs 80 hree l-es ne " bs perrruef Ns
evetifg - ne RS iO'sl drama cae "h0tern nsAntr "
v poi - q he r0b5er fe ard he oJul@l
sFsi. srG 81 'whoe Who M. ana Ma Davenport, NJ
NsitH. &c la Zoe cast
if,l,. G-Frt.- .Isf slis esl s,yinsn,o vita Nine.
line - ,sS Fetsssa 10 hr- ssa sssosls rs vie F.rSii
.rt ~ srskosch vi arpss " grant scsua sd dus,A
Ssrs.-,s xtsrrv ne iou.e~se plsy Of "suis o,s,ev
~ uree s,t ervtou of ~ O. W 1tsrke .s sxir srs
u.t rs'pr % hsessh bsraeu, u 70 be pe-iornes %
Mao 10. -Stl ~ " WV. 4 Moo. NE -,-AY
sssr ar 81 e fsv1re ti1co - art tays
e,irrd tsa services VI Uv~her Of ~r~eisr' a-tL a. "A
whom W nerfo.un hs orssO1 ~ hw NcNedt . rfa~
1n ucloaer OPtsi n ste 20 apsSsiaS ccod " a.
sny c,her sccc's Of s@csew 'nt On Bro twpy 1, N.Y.
hci isr Ne isrci77 ~ lsrge sufen.sf.
f1frFnr ~ 'F~ef"f - W tf'Ne~t ~ ~ ~ . 7 -
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The Canadiao Railway Accident
Tho following complete lat Of the nao,os Of psssea
GERS Including those who escaped uIinured so <
a. wo have been enabled 10 ASCERTAIN thezuj-
KILLED.

VINE ONnA01@O HALLWAY ASrt0o0ts
Tho following complete lat Of the nac,oa Of psssoa
gers including those who havs escaped uinured
q we have been enabled to asoorsAln Asm'-
I-pon.lA Stuart, Haniioa-
g. Russell, Of Arm Of r,sa, MANIA 4 RUSS. d
5-Joseph Barr. OF Niagsrs.
AIRS Doyle Of DumbN-on
s:sSsi Zi%%s.%sn s Mag, FAIL.
iO-Jcsn sharp p.i boob yender. Hamilton tsps.
ill-ksy A Booker stn .s,,n minister. aamd'"
,s-LIt,le boy
H is-y1'ss T. SDhh henderson Hamilton
0-Mrs. Russell, rrsuuord
Ssr ~. %i pai ~ yerss late msss OF the xurs,.
Matilda clve two years old daughter OF j. X Clare
a-Rev Mr.. Hese, Germany clergyman. Church Of Eng
Middle sssA san, dressed in gray, has ticket fer
sss9an ito, miller late Of 1e Sssl'nd
e Bston. senior. s'r,aOrt
90 FEM s stsrsy :. ne ss,s.ri, Lsnd'"
3l-5mo BY Doyle, Dumbsrtoa shsemsss-.
ss-Pa,risk poyle 60, soe o. Mr. Doyle
$a-Char'es Brown merchant, Gait
%-D.v.a sstgsis. servant to NJ. bvtay. s,sos~, a.
50 i0-EI,n and Mary DeV.ne.
1-Jsmes FORBES farmer. reison.
"A tall mal unknown
T-srs BrssieS, sa.reostss Bridge. m.xS. F.lL.
43-Raph Nede Cotoug-
40 COIN Campbell NsssagGysYa
HL-CbArles Carwei AIbio0
I'll -tiecrge McDennell
b2-Poor unku
S-Female unknown.
81 jas Maj r. from Michigan.
5S-hrs hc%Oy. NJ tsthe inca
@-Srs II r. s. kteversOo daxaIisa.
bT-Hr FAR BAmtlton.
5S-JohD Morley, st Csiher;nes.
b9-Cspt sutbsrls nd iorouto.
Co. Adam FerTis Jr Hamilton
GA woman, supposed to be M. 0ut.n Toronto.
62-John Beck tnsmkb.
g. drersn-
DR.. Hacklem Chippewa much rjrsd
lhos Street nsgA<a Fais severely hors.
Curiss. Iugerson back broken
Joa, X, Glare, Haailtsa, sghiJ hurt.
Capt Mcbride Port Burwel slightly.
MoCuliy printer, Guardian 0alcs, rcf,a.c ght cus
u EcPeeiy, slightly injured.
& Boster. slightly injured.
Jo6ss Henderson,, slshty injured
Joseph Buns collar bore sr0Ges.
Brrgner slightly hurt
Mr. 1elter NAL conductor.
Baggage mater
henry August
ESCAPED WITHOUT IrJUeY.
Mr.. williams brskesnsn.
Mr. Need. Suspension BE.dge
Mr. Hall. Toronto.
Mr. Bsrret, conductor Of Gss.
Mr. Muir tepuiy superintendent a Alne.
Jcsaopp, Aud tor Of
Mr. Richardson, copduf-or On tse.
owen boyle, Dum0artnn.
fetns,e % EsDioo name nci kassa.
sussa Gsryin Dvinbsz.oo, aged yeAs. .
boy b-othe~ o. above.
Nr Hill. TORONTO.
Dir Woods Wootsteck ann brcsea
Mr. set01 Jr, STAFFORD. head iIJ'Det.
Mr. UrqThart. express messenger GA trf.
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om time 10 rue, whenever, by rusual understanding OF
Ne governments Of the two republics, ssy moiAcsuos
shall be ned convens nj and bsns 1cs The
shall commepos take eject sit mouihs from the date
OF notice of 10 rauHcatcn, sGt s,sl continue In orcs
.ss vIer rnt,l annulsd conmos consent OF dsoisos
Ara Is. me ports Of The Mexican rspubac 81 vsico
the mall steamships msnuosed 10 this convenuon must
indispenssbiy touch, those ci rsmpoc, vers Oruz
sooalccs villa 10 frontiers dc Fsbusoo, Yas del
Carmen, Caupeche and sisa The ports OF tne United
States al which Ire ssd stesmshps sba siso shall
be those fe~ Orleans ov Mobile Galveston, hataso-da
Ar 10 For the es,ss shmsn, Of the line c mail s,ssm
ships mentioned in this conveston, this govornmeew OF
the ispsbos may ocns'ude win sons Individual ~
be vsa ,ato snccs In any case until snail have
been syvyoved by csen one Of NE said sovornmeon
ne1csps and IRE olhsr hsfof Americans rus COMPANY
obses iseif 70 maintain board of vessel two
youths, 70 be named oy me sspreme scvernmens o.
Merco learn the management OF the machinery, sna
they shall nsvc their meals furnished grssuoSsy Of the
Art a. Tho contractor chosen tor ,hs couduc, "a The
or terprse ocrfor nifty vita the spussious Of hs
venton shar obhge himself 4, detsvmne within the Yer
s n ssss "a ss so pos .Sess s ~
New Orleans or Of kobe, shall be selected for the ter
MINUS Of NE line In the United sts'es and In order uss
n may have eiect, be shall communicate his desson 70
ihe Hnlsser Of Nexco !, Warrington sst 70 the Mn'er
Of me Unei ssaee IN nozicc, ~hc shall sdyiss their re-
Art al me present convention shall be ratified, and
the rNrfatons exchsnged IN Sashlnstcn, within the pc
Rod Of sixty days RON Ne GATE, o. pe.cre, honh " De
possible.
rome in sercc this ,en,b day Of February ia ,hs ys1
Of our lord sight hundred and dny
the eshsy as Of be indspendenoe Of the United states
OF uetlca. and thirty seventh OF that OF ksxo3
RECIPROCITY TREATY.
The government OF TIE Upfet NAles ana tnes OF ths
uexicsn rsrubIc equally DESTROYS OF regulating ms
moroa ns.gseu taeir Respective roniier popvhaor In
wapper 70 be ror,rcs beneficial and 10 conformity
~as INA arr bus OF shs conversion tor general ar
,ufsnso. By casual soassa, ssvs Agreed " We teuev
ing sgucta-
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-08-20

BULwER ON THE WEED AND WoMEN.-
In his new work, now in course Of publ
cation, ''What he will do with it!' Bull
wer thus moralizes on the "weed" and wo-
men:
ale who doth not smoke hath either
known no griefs, or reftlseth himself the
softest consolation next to that which comes
from heaven. What, softer than woman 2
whispers the young reader. Yound rea-
der, women leases as well as CONSOLES
Woman makes half the sorrows which she
boasts the privilege to soothe. Woman
consoles, it is true, while We are young and
handsome; when we are old and ugly, wo-
man snubs and scolds us. On the whole,
then, woman in this scale, thr weed in
that, Jupiter, hang out they balance, and
weigh them both; and if thou give the
preference to woman, all can say is the
next time Juno ruffies the, o Jupiter, try
the weed"
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-08-20
How Rain is Formed.

To understand the philosophy of this
| phenomena, essential to the very existence
of plants and animals, few facts derived
from observation and long train of expe-
riments must be remembered. Were the
atmosphere everywhere, at all times, at q
uniform temperature, We should never have
rain, hail or snow. The water absorbed by ii
in evaporation from the sea and the earth's
surface would descend in an imperceptible
vapour, or cease to be absorbed by the ali
when it was once fully saturated. The alb
sorbing power of the atmosphere, and con-
sequently lis capability to retain humidity,
is proportionately greater in warm than in
cold air. The air near the surface of the
earth is warmer than it is i'll the region of
the clouds. The higher we ascend from
the'earth the colder we find the atmos-
pherc. Hence the perpetual snow on very
mountains in the hottest climates. Now,
when from continued evaporation the air
is highly saturated with vapor-though 1t
be invisible-ifits temperature is suddenly
reduced by cold currents descending from
above, or rushing from a higher to lower
latitude, its capacity to retain moisture is
diminished, clouds are formed, and the re-
suit is rain. Air condenses as it cools, and,
like sponge filed with water and COM
pressed, pours out the water which its di-
minished capacity can not hold. How SIN
gular, yet how simple, is such an admirl-
bic arrangement for watering the Garth
Scientific AWcriiaR.