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patches and stump-taled steers Tie South is in
rapture. The era Of drpeudsooe on the North l.
about to pass away. Tho commercial indspen-
deoce Of the South is about to begin. Tho value
Of imports from France to this country
is only $6,OOO,OOO per annum Virginia will
bring it up TO ten times that amount She VIII send
any quantity of tobacco -four and cotton to France;
and that country in return will send any quantity
of brandy. to be consumed with the most salutary
effect by those who are now poisoned oy " the
:. compounds of Yankee chemistry" and :" the per-
" uicious decoctons of Northern villainy' In
addition to the brandy for heroes, Virginia Is TO
import in great cargoes the "ehoicest SILKS anu
"jewelry, and all other articles which the ladies'
most dearly prize" Everything IS to Dc delight
fully arranged; Virginia is to be - stimulated 70
unusual effort" " hidden treasures are Ito be
discovered" New.York is to be smashed Boston
annihilated, and the individual and aggregate
wealth Of the ssveholdng States Increased
beyond the widest computation" Such mira
Gle is this French doctor TO work. He is to put
poor, starved decrept, wasted Virginia absolutely
upon her pins again; and the land-speculatiye Eli
Tbayer, with his money in his pocket, may go
about bis business and bargain for broad acres else
where.
First catch your rabbit" says the judicous
Mr. Glass The dairy maid must certainly get her
eggs to market before she can treat herself to the
beautiful green gown. When We hear Of the first
ship built by yirgnian hands, and manned by Vir-
gnian sailors cleared from Firginian port for
Havre, we shall begin to keep an eye out for the
kegs of brandy and the choicest silks and Jewell
ries. Moreover, we would suggest that if such an
immense quantity of liquor and laces are to be sent
from France she will expect great deal OF to-
bacco in return. OF course, Virginia must pro-
duce great deal more, and what is the prospect
of such increase, let Gov. Wises facts and fury
answer, to say nothing of the probable effect upon
the industry of the State of such a deluge of the
best Otard. 1t must be remembered, too, that
the prime staple of Virginia will not be received
by France in exchange for her exports. N. Bona-
parte has no objection to white slaves, but he does
not care to lay in a stock of black ones. No; II
Virginia is ever to send these ships she must once
more take up those neglected but most necessary |
utensils. the shovel and the hoe. There can be no
commerce that is not backed up by agriculture.
Not long ago We made some comments upon on |
article which we found in Richmond paper, in |
which the writer sought to prove that mercantile
prosperity however great, was sure TO be heetng,
and that the cultivation of the earth alone offered
guaranty of permanent glory. Now we have an |
other Richmond paper laboring to prove that Viz |
sna cannot flourish without ships What NEXT
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woLLosrsE.--A number Of gentlemen yesterday
by invitation, visited the extensive Woiosine Mana
factory OF Messrs. VellemaB Salomon q TO- IN Ihr'y-
second street, This firm who for some years have
been engaged in this country in manufacturing wl1's
bone for umbrellas recently introduced German patr
ent for making substitute for this useful teris1 and
have now in successful operation very large estaS-
lishment.
The article which they use for this purpose . ord-
nary rattan which by various ingenious Toy
impregnate with peculiar composition, which not
opiv s all the pores, but makes the rattan as dense
and elastic ss whaebone while its liability to split "
removed, ard unlike whalebone it becomes impervious
TO water and by continued use improves rather thaa
deteriorates. This new and useful material for um-
breuas, canes and similar purposes, Is furnished at less
than one half the price Of good whalebone while It Is
in every respect equs and in some qualities supsrofs
to the Article which i, 10 designed to supssseds.
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The Ninth Ward Republican Assoc

The Ninth Ward Republican Association he'd
very interesting meeting at Bleecker Budingon Wed
nesday evening last. The large hall crowded with
ladies and gentlemen, whose enthusiasm for Freedom
seemed to have lost nothing of its intensity since tho
campaign of last Autumn AUGUSTUS +. Dow, esq,
was called to preside and briefly stated the object Of
the meeting assuming the chair, after which he IN
troduced WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT, who delivered q
brief aud impressive address in review of the grest
struggle still in progress between slavery and freedom
predicting the final complete triumph of the latter at
no very distant day. At the conclusion of Mr. Bry
ants speech, young lady, in few appropriate re-
marks presented on behalf of the ladies Of the Ninth
Ward very handsome flag to the Association. Messrs
K Clark and A. +. Dow responded on behalf OF tho
Association Gen. JAMES w. NrE then came brward
and made spirited speech in defense Of the great
principles Of freedom and progress advocated by ths
Republican party and was followed by Messrs SAND
YoRD and WATyRBURY, couple of gentlemen who
did good service in the Western States during the iae
campaign.
The following resolutions offered by Mr. CLARK
and unsnnously adopted by the meeting;
RsOsed That tire citizen, Of this state who sfs N h'ef "a
good government and jus, and q1s .sosrnsS nssmasb ~
Mater Of history that previous Lessst1r. has
ever performed much labor ana passed - 49, 49, S
ma
~ ,,.nniSS have aroaned and struggled for year.
Rs,oreS That rendered Al honor to those memeer. d
~ nsr vote influence In favor u such
sr cs,eused promote the welfare and hAPness Of our
ee..d That while the Member Of Assembly from ths dis
-, .hs Hon Heury J. Irving ls Of choice
-, N, thanks Of friend. ~ law and order IN this Ward
.tiy due hereby rendered TO him for his manly
.re II corrupt police Of Fernando the First
nd for and influence which he in fsyr Of tho
Police snd Charter sots passed by the Legislature
P>,ls,d Thst while tist OF
form which favored viz: Registry law did not pss- ~
shall labor and hope until n oonsummsted and tss
re untTamesd sht Of suffrage 10 Amer
lean citizen.
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WELCOME HOME OF THE HON. CALEB
GUSHING

Bosros, Thursday, April %, 1857.
The Hon. Caleb Cushng's return to his home In
Newburyport to-day was quite an event in that Hour
ishng town. a special Committee Of the citizens es-
oorted him from Boston, and on his arrival at New
buryport welcome address was made by Mayor Ds-
venport to which MR. Gushing responded in lengthy
and eloquent speech. There was q national ssluts
fired, military and civic procession, aud grand leves
at the City Hall in the evening.
The Boston Doily Times ceases 10 exist IA news
paper from this date it having been purchased by ths
proprietor Of The Herald, and will hereafter bs
lnerged in that enterprsing penny journal.
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haed it is the ouly fluid that contains Electro Magnetism
which imperts to the body increasing is vitality enabling
at once TO expe and The the names
OF persons who have used Olive Tar and who
diseases of the Throat Lungs Nerves Mus
cles, Joints. Skin, &c: .
Isaac V. Fowler, esq, Postmaster, New York
George Law, esq 5th-sv, New York.
Joseph L. Lord, esq No. III Wsll.st., New York
J. H. Lsdd. esq. Publisher Of ndependent, New'York
Dr. Z. Bright, Editor Examiner, New York. -
Ches. Van Wyck, esq Pror Christian IRelSenso' N T.
Robert b. Coleman, esq Astor House, New-fork
Simeon Draper esq, Pine and William sts New York
Col Daniel Richards No. ~ Broadway. New:York.
T. r. Vale, esq Mansion House. Brooklyn N. Y.
VIM. B. Townsend, esq, Staten Island, N. T.
Thurow Weed, esq Albany N. Y
John M Barnard esq, Boston. Mass.
Gen. Duff Green, Washington, ID. c.
Rev. Dr. Leonard. Exeter N. h.
Rev. K. H. COnkin, Providence. r. I.
Rev. B. c. Taylor. Bergen N J.
A. II. Barney, esq, Cleveland. Ohio.
John j. Speed, esq, Detroit Michigan.
Hon David A. Noble Monroe. Michigan
John II Steenburger, esq. California.
John +. Warner, esq Chicago Illinois.
Gen. Cazeueau, Texas.
OLvg TAR is sold at 50 cents bottle by the STAFFORD
OLIVE TAR ComrASY No. l6 Safest least side OF Bsttery
New York, and all druggists
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|
no longer resting Satisfied with encouragement and
patronage Of tho Colonization Society a. their
whole duty in this matter; instead Of "tAkins the
stakeholder BY the hand and treating him a. q
- brother, or at least a. q gentleman, the Anti
Slavery members Of the Presbyterian Assembly,
according to the description Of The Journal Of Com
mtroe seize these Southern brethren BY the
throat, and command them to deliver;" and it is
this departure by them from propriety and deeency
and the resolutions Of 1873 that has caused and
still causes as The Journal thinks all the trouble
and agitation.
That The Journal Of Commerce should take this
view of the case is perhaps natural enough, and
yet moments reflection cannot fail to convince
even that Journal that in departure from the
common ground occupied BY both North and
South in 1873, the South or the slaveholdng
portion Of it, has gone ten times and ten
hundred times as far as the North. The advance
of the Northern men beyond the resolutions of
1918 has been very slight indeed. Not regarding
immediate and universal emancipation As thing
of which the country stands at present in
to waste strength. for which there are many more
pressing calls. on warnings against it. They may
think something more necessary by way of proof
Of Ant-Shvery sentiment than q mere occasional
friendly VOID or contribution on behalf of the
Colonization Society; but not aware that
they demand anything more Of their Southern
brethren who unhappily live among slaves
~ al ataIy fra.. an
is demanded by the resolutions Of 1918, namely,
that they severaly use all their influence and all
Z" their endeayors TO bring them" j. e. the
slaves q" into state of freedom as soon as door
50 for it can be safely opened"
But while the Anti-Slavery members of the Pres.
byteran Church have thus made but slight, if
any, advance upon the resolutions Of 1878 what q
spectacle is presented on the other side Do we
not find Doctors of Divinity arguing that Slavery
is sanctioned and commanded by God and the Bible
and that not as temporary, but as permanent
institution Dove not fndth ground openly taken
by leading shareholders in Church as well as State,
that Slavery in the abstract is good thing and that
far from seeking or hoping its abolition, its per-
petuatiOn and extension ought to be struggled and
prayed for Nor is this slayehoding departure
from the resolutions of 1915 by any means confined
to mere theory. How many leading Pro-Slavery
Presbyterians supported, like The Journal Of Com
mtrcs, the opening of all our Territories to Slavery,
and are engaged like that journal in the conspiracy
to make Kansas Slave State Dead, indeed,
must the Presbyterian Church be- if such atheistic
innovations as these did not excite cOmmOton in
it-a commoton which, however disagreeable it
may be to money making optimists and quetists is
but the struggle of nature to shake of horrible
nightmare, which, if not thus thrown of, must
soon end in paralysis and death. When the slave
holding members of the Presbyterian Church re-
turn to the standard of 1918, it viii be quite time
to check down the Anti-Slavery part to the same
limit
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THE INDIAN MASSACRE IN MINNESOTA.

CHICAGO Thursday, April 25, ISo1.
The runners returned to Fairbaut from the pursuit
of the Indians confirm the rumored massacre In Blue
Earth County. Forty settlers were murdered at Big
Bend and several women carried off. Great alarm
was everywhere felt. AL the Indians beyond the
Minnesota River have assumed a hostile attitude.
Rumors are rife that there is alliance Of Sioux and
Chippewas.
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os. :. hs;ro made 10 raise, by suI

An effort is beng made 70 raise, py subscripuOn
so GOO for the establishment Of an Asylum for the
Medical and Scientific Treatment of Inebriates. OF
this sum g., 900 have been suhscrihed aSfOows: BY
the citizens Of Buffalo, 81 o40 Rochester, g. 100 Al
bany. 81, ,O4o; Syracuse, g. 900; Utcs $72o; Lock
port, tsOoi QswesO, $aSoi ROus, tt2ai wassf0su,
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THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED By Nt
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
ARRIvAL or THE AMERICA AR HAIxp,x

SAoKvmLr, April %, is57-Midnisht.
The severe storm with which We have been vsstIs
Frustrated the telegraph wires between Truro and Hi
fax and communication with the latter place has bess
entirely suspended This evening however, we received
the bare announcement tha, the steamship America had
just arrived at Halifax, but although ssYsral hou,v
have been spent in endesvoring to get over few
words of her news, we have not been able to accom-
plsh it. There is now no curreus whatever ON N.
lines and as rain storm prevails the prospect Of ge.-
ting anything tonight is entirely hopeless.
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ARRIVAL OF THE KHERSONESE AT POKT-
LAND.

PoxrIAsD, Thursday, April %, 1857.
The steamship Khersonese, Capt. Thompson, from
Liverpool, via st. Johns, N. F.. and Halifax, arrived
here at 81 O'Clock this morning with three hundred aaA
eghty.seven pasSengers.
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CAUTION FRAUDULENT IMITArIoss.!

CAUTION FRAUDULENT LIMITATIONS
FRAEGIPASSi!-PIEssE LUBIs Perfumery factors Lon
don the only makers OF the genuine FRANGPAh eternal
perfume by cornosseurs 10 be the
and lasting odouT made Sole agents for the United States
NIGER Co.. Druggists No. 800 Broadway Sold cvoyywhcro
We desire to inform our friends and the public
that have arranged the stock which remained un'od in the
old apart in Cheap Side Room II includes Tea Ser
vices Bron,es Vases Glassware &C. and shall offer them
decided bargains We design in future TO place in th.
se regardless Of Parties in search Of bargains will
do well 10 pay this room visit.
j.. v. HAuGHwoUr Co,
Nos 488 4e0 and 1872 Broadway corner of Broome-st.
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The steamship America, with later advices from
Europe arrived last night at Halifax, but owing TO
the disarrangement of the wires We obliged to
60 TO press without our usual summary of the news.
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THE COOPER WILL CASE.

CSoIssArI, Thursday, April % 1851.
At Dayton to-day the jury in the Cooper VIII Cas-,
affirmed the Will and this decision will be sppesiest
from in the District Court. Property to the amount Of
$500 900 is involved in the case.
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NEW. NEAT. FRESH.

The beat largest and elegant assortment of
CHINA GLASS, Gas FIxTUREs and SiLvERPLATED WARE
offered for sale in America IL exhibition at the
Wnrcrooms Of Messs DALEY Co. Broadway Strange to
say the whole being sold price. low enough to effect the
disposal Of the whole stock BY the lst Of June Don't ask why
Leave that them Let suffice purpose that the prices
Read Mess. Co.'S Advertisement in the Dry Goods column
Of this pepar.
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SUDDEN DEATH OF A NAVAL OFFICER.
AUGUSTA, Ca Wednesday, April 23,J 1857.
Lieut.. Gardner, of the U. 5. Navy, died suddenly
in carriage yesterday.
The weather continues quite frosty in these parts.
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FxCIusIyE STRAw-HhT WAREHOUSE

EXCLUSIVE STRAw-HAT WAREHOUsH.-We
prepared offer the retail hator both in tho city
and country entirely and very desirable stock
for this retail trade comprising in
part many and very desirable styles for Men and Boys to-
sether with the largest and most complete a.sor m-nt Of Chill
drens richly trimmed STRAW HATS offered article
being strictly Of manufacture thereby nsurns uni
forrty Of finish otherwise obtained and enabling
offer greater advantages to buyers.
A. LELAND & Co.. No. 100 Broadway.
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FAIRBANKS SCALES.
FMeBAsES RAILROAD TRACK ScALEs
FNRBAxEY HAY SCALES.
FAIRBAsks' Coal SCALES.
PAIRBAkks' ROLLING MILL Scales.
FArRsASKs' NNyRS ScALks.
FAIRsAsks DORMANT WAREHOUSE Scales.
FAIRsASxs PORTABLE SCALES.
FAIRBANKS SCALES On WHEELS
FAIaBAsgS WnEELsARRow SCALES.
FMgBAKK KKs' FLOUR PACING Scales.
Fairbanks FAMILY SCALES, weighing from half an
20 H.
FARBAsxs' CRocERS SCALES
FAIRBASkS SCALE WAREHOUSE
No. lss Broadway,
Between Dsy and CORTLAND. .sts., EewYork.
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CHICKERING'S PANOs.-Purchasers before buy
ing please call at No S3 Broadway and examine
fine Jacob Chickering PIANOS Also, the Horace Waters
PIANOS wch will be sold very low during tho coming week.
to alterations in the Meoaeons from Sl5s
hand Pianos from 30to 1925 Pianos and Melodeons
to rent, and for sale monthly payments.
Horace WATERS Agent.
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The VENERABLE CHICHESTER has stepped
ssde his professional duties for light His
well known DYSPEPSIA SPECIFIC this awful disease
without pursing 1t has equal settler OF the somsch
per bottle For sale by all Drusssts Depot NO iol
VAIL krySS ork
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-24

CURTAIN MATERIALS AND WINDOW SHADES AT
WHoLEsALs-KELTY FERGUSON, No 29l Broadway and
No 81 Rosdest have full and stock of brocseles
atn De Laines Wosted Dsmask Lace and Muslin Curtains
Conices. Gmps &C. which offered at the lowest prices
WINDOW -SHADEs-Our stock Of Window Shades ID the
largest in NewYok and superior manufacturing facilities
enable ~ oGs these goods lees than other houses We invite
the attention Of close buyers.
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MEDICINE WITHOUT PAY.

will present box of my MAGNETIC SALvE TO any respects
bic patient who will call for it, For Salt Rheum Soros Old
Ulcers Burns unsurpassed \. B. SMITH Electro Mag
net No n Csnal-st, between Broadway and Churchst
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-24

The skill of DR. III. K. Roof & Co. in the treat
of LUNG HEART LIVER and other chronic diseases is
he public 1t must be remembered that they
will Saratoga Springs the t Of May and those who
wish to consult them personally at their Office No 5l2 Broad
way. must do
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-24

HOME
INSURANCE COMPANY
Ofaes No. a. Wsl-streot.
Cash capital
Al an elecon held on 9Th instant following nsInsd gen.
Gemn elected Directors for the ensuing year:
Hi.if; wn.rh' S ssIsS %%S rs':s %slt. esf SsSe
9ooTsc Collins, n rockingham, stephen Paul.
sf ISoSs Hoptis.. S ' Sephas H. SoSn H Gilbert Ely
Thomas Messenger, Geo. D. Morgan, Amos I. Dwight,
VIM. II. Mellen, Theod McNsmee Henry A HuTibut,
b. Wstson Bull. Oliver L. Wood, WIN. sturgs, Jr.,
l. Atte.buIy, Jr. Alfreds Barnes. John Ford.
Lucien D, Conan. George Bliss sydney Mason,
Home. Merssn. Roe Lossr9od Geo L sednsn SiInsa...
Jsns. H"%DS,e, gm,o iTnn Coes Cyrs. Yale Jr
Al meeting of the Directors held this day CHARLES j.
WIs.Hfm ra SsUa Vioo Ps.ia,ns sS'''1 f'S''A
!. MILTON SMITH Secretary.
LOCO DOZ LADIES' KID GLOVES.
Just received. A BoYSros. No 81 Cedar-st
HEATH, WYNKooP & Co.,
No. 63 Lbertyst N Y,
PRoPKIEroRs OF LyoSs KATH.IsoS, &C.
And Manufacturers Of
PERFUaERY OF ALL KINDS, ,
Invite the attention Of the trade to their large and stock
In STYLE. BxckLLEscE OF QUALITY and CHEAP
sE enabled TO offer Inducements unequaed BY any
FINE ARTS.
REApyMApE CLOTHING, &c.
1t has been spy by critics. that good taste being
inuitive gems be the walls of uu
isd Tor snG IN .b h
Apply the adonmsnt of the outward man.
ent that has given ecst to the Ready
and BY productions the most recherche in style sveed
uny answer aud be assured that competition but prompts
ms more strenuous IN 10 retain ao
supremacy heretofore awarded our CLOTHING.
W. T. Jennings Co.,
Clothiers,
No. zsl Broadway,
Third door above Astor Houss.
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RsPENsCHIiD understands bow 70 gNe sns n"'u n,",.
wa 80" '" zoe si IN hat preceded t. Uent-meo
a. srons ri sne HAT be socoHfnodSfo .. Is rse.
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CRIsrApoRo,s HAIR DYE. WIGS AND ToupEns.

argue Of these articles would be- folly The Dye
admitted the Look at the clear browns the
osy deep blacks produces could do betterl Impo
sfble. Sold and applied st No. Astor House.
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-TOLLowAY's PlLLs.-Eyery atom Of mercury
iron or cher maer introduced into tho system leaves hs
mari behind These Puts combination Of hesllha pu
and regulate and relieve evsy compliant incident 20 the
mtsra Dream Sod 81 the msnutsctory No 80 Msidsnianc,
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w63m
Wild Iherry.--BrOOkIine,

Mass, Feb. s, 1854 To Seth W. Fowle-My Dear
Sir Having q perenced results of a satisfacto
ry character ON the use of Wistar's Balsam OF
Wild Cherry, in cases Of severe colds, during the
past two years, am induced to express the fu.
faith have In its renovatng power.
I was first induced to try this medicine as an
experiment, absut two years ago, in connection
with the strong Recommendation of friend, who
was we'll nigh gone with consumption, and whose
relief from the use Of it satisfied me of Its
great value in - ses Of colds and decline, and
most clearly dom onstrating to my mind its great
value as a restorative, that needs only fair t-~i
10 insure q grateful demonstration from the pub
Lie. Your obedient servant,
SAMUEL A. WALKER.
None genuine unless signed I. BUTTS on the
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Sta Voyages

WANTED-YOUNG MEN TO 60 10 Sc.
IAN procure voyages in first ships to 20 t,auy
y part Of the world, either in Merchant ship
or on Whaling Voyages. Also,
CARPENTERS, CoJPERs ANp BLACKSMTIl-.
to whom extra pay will be given, all Clothing an
other necessary articles furnished On the credit u
the Voyages.
For furtherparticu'ars apply at the Office Of tn
subscriber, having no connection with any othe
Office in this city. Applicants are cautione
against RUNNERS, here or elsewhere, as en-
ploy none ;. LUCAS,
York. w3ui
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Caleb NIunson's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, TO ALL PERSONS
District Of Chitssnden concerned in the estate
Of Caleb Munson, late Of Williston, in said Dis
trict, deceased, Greeting,
At a Probate c. art holden at Burlington, with
in for the District of Chittenden, on the 3lst day
of October, A. o. 1857, an Instrument, purport-
ing to be the LIST Will and Testament of Caleb
Munson, late of Willistop, in said District, de-
ceased, was presented to the Court aforesaid for
Probate, by Rus sell D Munson the Executor
therein named aud it is ordered by said Court
that the 2lst day Of Novsmber, A. d. 1857, ct the
Probate Court Rooms in said Burlington, be as
signed for proving said Instrument and that
notice thereof 10 given to all persons concerned,
by publishing this order three weeks successfully
in the Darlington Free Press, a newspaper printed
a. said Burling ION, previous to the time appoint
ed.
Therefore, you arc hereby Notified to appear
before said Court, at the time and place aforesaid,
and contest the probate of said will, il you have
cause.
Given under NJ hand at Burlington. in said
District, this it day of OCTOBER A. D. 1857.
wl9w3 W. II. FRENCH, Judge.
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DR.. 8. 8. Fitch's SIX Lectures,

$50 pages, 80 spsravings, bound, explanatory Of
the treatment BY which he cures Consumption n,
Asthma, Disease Of the Heart, Throat, Stomach,
Bowels Liver, Kidneys, and Skin, Female Com
plants, Gravel, DO, sent by mail, and postage
prepaid, for 40 cents.
Apply to Dr.. S. S. FITCH.
ia Broadway, New York.
lie has no other office either at Chicago, Buff
falo, Pitt.burg, or elsewhere. He is never absen
from New York, and no physician elsewhere is
authorized to Use his name.
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Wanted.

A QUANTITY Of good Plump PEAR SEEDS
N of this seasons growth, for which l will pay
II cents ounce, delivered at my tore.
IL. II. DOOLITTLE,
sept2ldlw3 Sign of the saw, collegeSt.