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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-12-24
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BOTS IN HORSES.

Bots originate from the larva of
the gadtly, which being deposited on
the sides and fore extremities Of the
horse in the slaI,e Of nits, are licked
off BY the tongue Of the horse, aud
thus pass into tbs stomach, and final
ly assums the form Of u full grown
bot, bud ahen Cal able OF exercis-
ing an Independent life, they leave
the stomach their natural ha bita-
iion-by the aliineniary passage
aud recium, barrow into the earth,
there updego sort Of metamorphos-
is, acquiring wings, and in the turu
deposit nits. and thus perpetuaie
their species.
They seldom do any harm, and
while in the stomach they cannot
produce pain, as is generally suFaos
ed, because they are located on the
eu,icular division, portion Of the
stomach as insensible as the lining
membrauce Of the fowls gizzard, and
IL ever found to have burowed
through the wallis Of the stomach
into the abdominal cavity, they are
there from the force Of circumstances
occurring in the death Of the horse
from peculiar causes, orfrom drencb
ing the animal with strong medicin,
or poison.
If horse happens to have a sud
den attack of collie, or any othe
acute disease, and should turn hi
head towards the side, expressive 0
the pains and agony experienced
many people jump at The conclusion
that the horse is afflicted with bot
and all the "Know-somethings" seen
TO favor the opinion, and will scarce
ly believe otherwise; but this result
from that backward mode of iSasor
ing that compels us to look upon tn
error rather than embrace the ligh
of science. The horse may be des
troyed by powerful medicines, bu
the bot being the monarch of bis ow
domicil-the stomach can refus
the dose you offer him.
Tho best way to rid the horse {
bots is, to tura him into pasture i
tho spring, at which time the be
comes to maturity. and will the
vacate his stronghold. Bots cnnnt
be killed by poisons, for they wi
live aud grow fat in turpentine, an
even in some OF the mineral acids, S
that it is folly to attempt their ez
pnlsion.
All animals, as well as man, ar
more or less pestered with variou
kinds Of parasites, and they seldoI
do harm. The pig is often inftste
with animalcule, SO that its body
surcharged with the same, and thi
gives to pork that peculiar appeal
ance known as measles = Dr.. Dodo
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-12-24

A wealthy printer has been discov-
cred in India. The British geologic
al Society are making preparations to
catch him.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-12-24
COMB and SEE !!

HAv1NG bought ont JAS. 3. ~m
Il a CARTY. inthe Variety House, sf9
ives. side of The Square, have in
store, and win sell as cheap as any house in
town, the following among many other articles:
Fancy Cassimeres, Doe Skin do. Nestipgs,
fine and common: Linen blossom Shirts, Draw
srs. Blanket Goats and Coat Innings. ready
made, Parts, blue Blankets, Bed Blankets,
Flsnnels, Jeans, Linsey, mems Gloves, buck,
berlin. and gamit'ets; Cravats and Ties; I'm
bre!las. alargelot; Paper. Ink, etc, Table Gut
lery, Pocket Cutlery, Eszors, Razor Straps
and Soap, Table and Tea Spoons Brass Ket-
tics. Buckets. Tubs and Pals. Sud Irons. CUT
ting Knives. Drawing Knives. Spades, Shoyels,
Claw Hammers, Shoe Hammers, Shoe Thread,
nrawaig Ghains. frsh Peaches, fresh Pine
7les, Rifles. Shot GtIns, etc A lot Of
ROCKS to DO sold a. COST. A large lot Of
Narren's Thread on hand, just NJ
a he .atl J. a D. Ha| r-
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-12-24

OWING to sickness in his fam
" ily our Gus is obliged to ~
retire from business, and to close &
up we now offer our heavy and nearly fresh
stock of desirable and good goods at
G. GID So T
FOR cash OF topanctnal dealers en- cr~iit I'LL
Christmas next--Call soon and get cheap bar
gains Those owing us ~ role or acrount
due. viii please let Us have the MONEY BY
1st Of October NJ ftirthesf--saoner IL posSib To-.
W. &c a. s. UTHW0RTH.
Aug. 20. 1857.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-12-24
Burial Gases.

|TNHE subscriber has made arrangements
Il for keeping constantly on hand a supply
Of
M$T MAlg BURIAL GASES,
OF the latest STYLES and Of the most beautiful
finish, which he viii sell at small advance
on the cost of the ordinary Wood Gotta
He Keeps a good hiearse and gentle hor-
ses and viii deliver Gases or Coffius in any
partof the county, He will make and deliv-
er Wood Collins as low or lower thar any ono
else in the county. W. W. F0RNWALT.
July 2. 1867
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-12-24

M Ne I'M AZ MNM - "A
&@ SSaa %6M A% 49, - N
"nhh O. MnDhosl
w CuU ~ ulCl Ak0H
A RE now in r.co;,t Of tb. snrgest -
n crock If New ssnn<as ever "
bros,ul,t 10 This nurkc g. diroot
from the Eastern cities.
We are determined to do business IN I u,sr-
camille manner, and not to DO surpassed in tho
increased facilities for purchasing Goods a the
Eastern markets. and making most Of our pur-
chases from first hands, we are thereby enasssd
to sell Goods at LESS Profit than those pur-
chased from second hands.
Our stock consists Of
English. French aud German
dS CD 0N hid - =
All we ask Of our friends and customers. is
to call and examine for themselves feeling
satisfied they will agree with us both In regard
to the Goods and nrioes
an IN uz "a
= u ia IN - o
Every thing new u this line
0hene douneed Robes beautiful;
r Dloo,1ae ~ So 10
TasTssa r.rd;s;sn.
Rich Armures:
DO Moro Antique;
.o uo -'ap A'Ss'' n Ill.
VssneaP ny al MINUS
iro",", ~ oooas'
| Black and White pomoaaines.
M a'P N.P.eea'
n ~ "a - k1as SSe
Extra hne assortment.
f AGEN EH A EsT2 nc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-23
Indignation at the Merchants Against ,h.
New Port Warden aud pilot Laws

Nuch cXcitemcuil Is manifested among tho rsrohants
and csIecaly among hai clas engaged in N yng and
foreign commerce, regarding hc recent an that they
term extraordinary, acts ~ tho State Legislators, They
complain that those acis which in effect proye to pm.
s'on political oiicch0d"rs them uncaed FOR and
whose enlarged Trrvagg, ~ their eNIrrs. uniui
aud oppressive Dor instance, they say that The port
deus arr authorized 81 receive half per al
mayed gOods sold 10y agcon which, II subm tt'i
10, will Ni,h incOIDcs estimated by some a,
flotso to $1,000 each, without ts Performance IT tbs
slightest necssary service. The merchants ao
Irlie by law N employ these political port wardcns
IA inspect their damaged goci, whether insured
sured. some merchants, cypress their unwiLngn.ss ~
submit o such rranucal laws provided any remedy can
b, Lad in auy possible AMI I.rs FORM They also CON
pantd IT the character of the pilot law AMI cousd.
cred its main tagros highly objectionable W their int
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-23
The Citizen Volunteer Parade.

M citizen volunteers viii make their grand paras n,
day, under precisely the orders AZ were su.d 70,
Mof-ay last Il is generally conceded that the mum,
h"r OF companies will not bc great as they wsh have
been nal the weaser allowed tbs parade 70 have been
msie un Monday. Si u vii be immense turn out OF
citizen soldiers.
The visiting companies have Bearly all re repor. them
srNes ~ rctis"s, sBd will be- formed into an uds.
pendent division ga before announce.) On Wa hprtor
arehy nsI"c''a Cen samuo G. Thompson and sds, =,
pi< o'ClO.k.
NJ N, s,rnc bout tho ma ln will be formed on Pour
ecuih street ihs Iirst Dy nv Major Gepera william
Wieon ard siGs cat a Broadway, and the S-cond ID
''-f ny hyt IoiTal treish'On AMI ads west Of Breai
~ 10 o'cl'ck crs-i'rru ,,sr rayies will march a
TSuy t" rrc. sud escort Va" visiting division 70 th9
right oi rc lur The general formation Of the Inc VII
then be perfected h he Aciani General at 1oh 0ocs
ID will ti heretofore announced, teos
inl hici Henry " isuu in command ~
II was suppo.cd n. holiing conianss wod come
into tho regla eganizaton end Nessrs I1soroN lnop
son aud nsyiee, u ihc Generals sAr' N@,eu oo me
conmandaE., 20 ASCERTAIN iho taat u oe IDp'ur'i "'
restore harmony If possible su. -,
-, @ az ~. con IN Toe who together With Cos VIVA
len and Henry, and Judge Adveate Cen Androus, At
bnd,d and wefe ccurcousb r"ceFed
m. eauan-, allsr some dscusson declined " come
% N, regular organization at present, owing " their d.
approval Of the naIngemcnt and appointments IN The two
ions but hoped that union AMI harmony might reien
49, snv rifrrp txradc They expressed ths umO., r.stp.t
md esteem fr Commander in Chief Wilson and STAT he
ies t1 some vi.ion ,alosrs Voae ,,f thanks wts
returned the committee Tor their excrios preserve
harmony by unanimous vot" Tho dissenting 7ulpaues
will paradc at the Same time The regular 0rr s,sl
but under tltt command Of col. Baunat
We have rcccived tlro following ietieI from i.
nandau ~ the independent divuu W the ,grn voiuu.
teers, vhu also parade iodsy:--
tUtiOR o. INV HERttn
NEW N0RR. Aprf Il Iss-
Having arielc NJ Tuesdays eon " he sf,t
hai her" Was probability ot consolidation OF the regular
and ndcpcnd, NJ cUeu neer er q, prevent rr ga ~
"a uOt te The parade vii cufsis "a Two DIVISIONS ONE
tsird regular . her indrpamlr ~ giyug tte anTrr
sL Isfl On wsl ahiFe fnoNAS btNNilfr
toiru.a n,iaui iidspsud.ni Sa1su N0i.sscsr tssp>
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-23

~heh sreln stated Information and belief
aud 80 70 ,hose naasrs he believes Il u be tree, -
sworn before me- This ?lst day of April 1857, HrSRr
pAyWs.
cory SUMMONS.
lernai.O Wo.i james W. Nyc Sillsoa Draper, Jdfob
,ho'H Jsw.- hola, james s. T. A,onahdr oad Saaiet s.
PogtN-To the above ACCOMPLISHMENTS are hereby
summoned required TO the complaint in this
copy Of your at Office, III Broadway
within twenty the service hereof exclusive OF the
day OF such service; and you fail 10 the comp nt
aforesaid the p@nut will apply the court for me rehef de-
mandea N me complaint j. d. I. d. SHERWOOD
April z 1857. Plaintiffs Attorneys.
UNDERTAKING or THE MAYOR TO INDEMNIFY.
Whereas the above named plaintiff has applied "a the
Hon. Henry T. Davies Justice OF Supreme Court for
Injunction in the above entitled suit against the defend
ants above named restraining them in the complaint
said suit and 10 said order OF injunction mentioned and
set forth
Now, therefore, in con liberation thereof I, Fernando
Wood, The above named plaintiff of the city OF New York
do undertake that will pay To the above named defeR
dants such damages not exceeding $4,000 they may
sustain by il the said injunction Of the shall
finally decide that the said plaintiff entitled thereto
In witness, have hereto set my hand, this 2l>t Of
April, 1851 FERNANDO WOOD,
GU aud County OF NeaD FORK
Fernando Wool, OF said city being duly sworn, says
that he hOu holder and freebooter in said city, and
worth the Of 100000 and above all debts and
liabilities. FERNANDO WOOD.
sworn before nae, this 2lot of April, 1857,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-23

We learn mat Mayor Powell, Of Brooklyn, intends 10
take the same course that Mayor Wood has taken in re
gard to the police law Mayor Powell did No., ther.
fore, meet with the new Board Of Commissions Yesterday
afternoon Neither Mayor Woo Mayor Powell took
any part in the proceedings.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-23

their appropriate committees. Early in the evening they
concurred with the Board Of Aldermen in directing The
Mayor Recorder and City Judge to keep possession Of al
property belonging TO the Police department. by vote or
VI to lb but subsequently, Mr. Otarson called tbe
ton OF the President TO the rule which required 10
To pass the resolution. 1t laid The Counsel ~
me,orporation IN communication gave II AZ his opinion
common Council Of their pay The Bard vii! meet every
evening lhs month"; except Saturday and Sunday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-23
LOST AND FOUND.

LOST AND FOUND.
noG.-roR SALE An ITALIAN GREYHOUND rIGH
~ teen months old pounds weight clor vha.
lawn ter beauty she cannot be- surpassed by any IN u -
Mr.. nolLk, ~ Fifteenth street, SiXth avenue.
L'ouND-oN OR ABOUT THE isT INST, ny A GEN.
~ lfman from Illinois, rold walch The u
back by applying at No Corandt street. proving property
and paying expense.
L,ouSD-oN MONDAY 18TH INST BucKSKIy
IL belt containing 81 money, which the
have by applying 20 ~ Duckworh. Washington street,
proving properly aud paying eHpensss.
7 osT-A CHECK. DRAWN nv r. TRusSrIr. on THE
Bowery Bank, for $50 dated April ~ 1885,. The Gndcr
viii be suitably rewarded by returning IL to o front s,r
I GsT-IY COMING FROM BROOKLYN VI, FuITov
Ia street aud Broadway " Walker street o plain gould
Doc y lSS" The finder viii be literally rewarded b lcsy
ing ihe same a. - Vcsey sireci up stairs
oST-YFSTFRDAY A STONE NARTEN NHTORINE,
uch streets going FROM Eighth tn ST. avcr Thu finder
will be literally rewarded BY leaving At III West Twenty
iIrs street or y Ann street
4 osT-oN WEDNESDAY, THE Sp. BANK BOOK NJ
~ lWeH on The Ruwcry savings Eank. ny leaving a. DE
rewarded
I Qsr-NEsTERDAy MORNING. BETWEEN RnND ANp
IL betk streets. catftidge paper roll enclosing pfrrh
rlcnt deed OF ~" undTr. vii b. uad
A. be returned innl'dss.e III utce 90 the Bond Sfte
House
I OsT-oN MONDAY LAST ~ TURN AVENUE 4
~ small black lap dog viii wtr on his hrast Any
lerson bringing him ~ n9 orccuvich street. VII be literally
rewarded
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&600 REwAEp-rRoc.ANAroN rEsxASpo

SCUU WOOD Mayor of The city Of New YORK by virtue
OF authority vested la me by law ID hereby oer r~ard a
ave hundred dollars The
who murdered Stephen y Hardeubrppk "a mem
her Of he Pole Department of this city while in The N
srrrsE two burglars the morning of April
Is 1851 In The vicinity Of a5 West rect Ninth wari sad
r-war ,o be paid the cnnvdon he offender or offend.
Of ts Dsur, couvic
hon bad The testimony NJ the party claiming he
same but all ella for esd reward presented
twenty days thereafter will be dsregarded Witness my
snd seal oil NAyorAlsy tbs l.h day OF April, 1857.
FERNANDO WOOD, Mayor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-23
FINE ARTS.

DHoTOGRTHy-IO Re Soip BARGAIN, %
u and lens. by that celebrated Rns ui l'f
for portraits and groups g., and e.. pa Any
wanting first nsirytnrni may aupy y. g. LEW
Photographic Gallery, az Cha ham srct, wleIr may be
and testcd.
p1CruRE CIEANiNG AND REsToRINe.-A DtNrLE
v from Ipn'lor. thrr1uCty acquainted ~ Nv u ART
c"eirous Of eva 0ymeni he shove ins sofI Ss = 90
Lns. - MARKET sTs.t
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-23
REWARDS.

GIN REwARD-wIIJ RE PAID FOR THE RETURN
JlU 10 he undersigned Of bundle OF papers including
abstracts of es and enclosed In dark Morrco stamp
ed with The Subscribers rt letters lost Tuesday
the l4h instant !. !. LATTING 80 FULTON street
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AN OLD ESTABLISHED WATCH AND rryEIr

AN OLD ESTABLISHED WATCH AND JEwELRY
"A store for sale.The above establishment Is situated ia
Of he best business horoughsres IN the CIV IL well
esabhed the present having conducted for the past
aud has attached Ia good reliable paying trade.
p~ssdes sales which are rsmuneratvc and regular here
probable watch and ewory jobbug department that alone
The The rent IN considered low; the premises
modern and In perfect ORDER with ands through
five lease viii be from ls Of MAY ensuing,
all satisfactory particulars OF stock, Improvement a.,
why disposed of will be afforded by addressing r. d. D.
Herald Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-23

HOTEL FOR SALE IN HOBOkEN.-THE WELL.
IL known establishment known Banners Hotel eslab
lsbed fifteen years containing thirty rooms, besides large
ball billiard basement and spacious
yard fitted up in the most perfect styles win be sold cheap
terms Of III. going oat OF
business Inquire the premises OF the proprietor, corner
of Third and Hudson streets Hoboten.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-23
A FINE COUNTRY RESIDENCE ron s,rr-wITI

"A be exchanged any kind properly except improved
rial estate. The mansion " entirely new, cJmnodous and
klErshcd nh both hot aud cold water range hJ air fur
mace &C. A.. II II situated en,nencn commanding Tho
er. views within the same distance OF New York, oyerlo1k
tho city and bay views OF Long Island Staten Island,
Bndson and East rivers the Narrow Newark, Elizabeth
Vry and he surrounding country. II i within 70 yards OF
pk road aui -. miles OF Jersey City ferry. Omnibuses
Ply the plank rad every haf hour. The owner who m
Tended occupy H. desires leaving the city, and prefers G
for much less than rs worth lriug H.
hboui O. 90 VIII mortgage. Apply ~ Il. H. sIE
WINS, IL Wall sreet.
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rERNfVpo wooD.
SUPREME COURT.
Before Hon. Judge l)ay 80

'g 0na oosafg 81 Netr Ioft-fcrnando Molc above
Named penur being tus sWorn hat 10 has heaal n
Dretrng comp Ana real lud kluWs e rlnsns der. a All
ssfe re ~ ~ 0vn krl"t g., eas,pi as " hose nat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-23
FOR SALE.

NOR SALE OR TO LET-Two NEW BROWN srONE
dwelling houses high, with heater and ranges,
gas bathing tubs &C. situated in Forty ninth street, betwe "A
Eighth avenue broadway; ready for occupation pii ~
Inauire of JAMES HODGE q Eighth avenue, Of j. W.
DFNHAM agents corner of Sixteenth Eighth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-23

L'oR SALE OR TO- LET--A BEAUTIFUL PLACE ON
he Hudson river with ten SHY or land three
Quarters a nie above rarryown aud adiuung res
aeuge of \. = = M ard. Apply % d. =. klNGSLAND
A slIlOS y Broad tgsca
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-10

bnes me last named gentleman hes the better chan
ON ,bo ground Ot service "Alphabet Nichoisonp h
made ali preparations m walking the plank and be 10
9 good condition 10 retro
Tho PG:oci ard stjakos,b troupe are advertised b,
TOR TO agh; ana as the city Ia very ul, they viii NEE
hsttering reception.
Land warrants net iellng as brisky az q few ia
bacH, ere being an uneasy apprehension that O0ngr
aoout 20 give away Isrge slices Of that portion Of
rrbbc domain now surveyed and ready for market,
most eligible portion Of wbish lies In Iowa.
Tho Southerne's are sticking out strongly for the SUI
duty, although the great champions OF free trade Sb
rescay The fact is Is easy thing N argue sgai
one's pocket II f, however, shame that twenty sew
mi6ns OF people should be taxed for the benefit Of y
hundIed Louisiana anters, especially n o time VIII
the national pocketboo h bursting Whea the quest.
comes up some rich Developments are expected,
would be amusing the Erouad OF the Charleston n
cury were tsken-that the pecessaries OF me should
taxed and NOT the luxuries, because all should supp
the government and all necessaries. This arstoc
cy run 10 seed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-10

srDDr n-An s TIE MICRO Bovouu Mas.-Joseph
Butler the negro bouquet man. vho FOE many yesrs past
nigh, be Offering flowers for sale the entrance Of
Thompscns ssloon, died suddenly Thursday night 81
hs residences, No 81 Worth street The deoeased was
cripple, having lost bis legs when on whaling voyage,
twenty Eve years $50 He was 1nytwo years NJ age,
and ratve Of vrfinls Coroner Perry held an Inquest
upon the BODY OF deceased when appeared from the
testimony Of ~. Wetie, vho made poa Eovten evsmi
nsi,on ne Csc, That death osused by perncrds
vevrsrt N aonoydesoe ~ish tbe above hcw,
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node Of transit which win save Ear . mas IN sns com
.1 passos between the Dorsh and <ush q soslasd
y. N,cheiol the celebrated Comedian Of tse Theatre
YssBeas s,sd o. thursday. "A us .. his residence ri
rsssy, In bin 7lsi year Nioheio, was, with Tsln,s,
rsuTy, and hesdsmo's' 1nss Duahssnoss, Mars, sad
eeerSes ore Of The e'oes Of the Frcnoh stage He
equally successful IN tragedy and comedy Hts last srosi
characters were che Jeune Mari, In Henri III " and
Don Carlos, In ., Hermann"
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F-UWTTN0.

T,o sPoRrsnEr. SALE, A SEVEN BARR,
rifle duck gun, by Mills London with and spparaf
complete c-lsnsy ces 500 In consequences o. ne Ass
Of The owner viii be sold for half that amount me
are discharged together for deck shooting Pleas call an
morninE up 70 ~ sceek At lss West Forty see>nd street bs
tween flshth and Ninth avenues, w "
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The Arfie shin Rrsoiute.

IFrom the Liverpool serozry Dec. "a
We have learned with much pleasure tbs. tse Mayor 81
prompt and real the perfosnsncs Of The cstei
70 Office tina. worthy Of nita5o, q, once sert
th. ,i Rcso,ute 10 visit Liverpool and var,ske q Tue
b0ps<es Of the Town Hall. Hs worship at the
time cmmuncsied with The Am. ricsa Chtmser o.
Commerce the subec and eough; the 90 opsra,ou n
that body Ia Consequence Of this special Deeins OF
the members Of TIE chamber nmodstsy venct.
snS sy , their ossS se 70 ss rs
Torset Esa, 20 invite. on hier behalf, Captain Hsstsn
and the ooers oftbe United Ates nsvy 10 charge q ne
Resoiu,e TO q public dinner IA this tSvn. We have eec1
favored with a copy Of tho invltsscr OF the chamber,
and also q the reply Of Captain Hsr'stein, both Of which
Axrnrc.S cu,xsrr or c,~yrHcrl
LvErrooL Dec lx5
DE american ehsnber 4 Commerce. hsi uls DAY, have
@ honor 2 I {oa Ssi ger psi s S
ma .yineed BY the American eovsnnsn, snd pcpls 70 re-
o. Esns c.sss S s.r,seUs and he cc-r. q q. United
ses nasy charge q he sad 49,, =, p1sos sn.sJ
CAPTAIN Hsr,..ses 90 Se ss6jec,s need ns say have
guessnF ihs, YOU WI inism me when vould
o yos .5s yOuT c. @ ss Ms s smSet s ss s pre-.
dent have A0o0s y e Y } ycRgr fs ossfsi s:s.s
Captain BikrsrrsE, &c &c
Pon-sycrrp. Dec, ~ 1868.
f.vr q he lfih nssnt inviting myself the Oilers Of
se Re-oute 70 pubic dinner win yopr hooorshs sody
mon rcsrr ,hs, VII b nec-ay fr . decline ee
IfhurT sccOuni ~ our beng oblTed "
he Usitei stsee. nod n how gratifying vii bc for
me 70 ccmmynics,e 70 ny s9vsrnnss DE d.'ysgl ne
among which tha invitation from he American Chamber Of
particularly esteemed the expression % dc
oonmecih neres ~ this country. have The honor W be,
ir, your obediert aervent
r. j. HlRrsTESE, C~rnunaud.r. c. s.N,
To FORGrr, Bs1. Vice President q TIE American
Chsmbcr Of Comm cree, Liverpool.
We are sure n would have rejoced the hearth OF the
Inhabitants 81 Liverpool 70 have h6 an opportunity q
tstiiyns In some public marns~ their hsn sYrec,uoo
Of the Ase eraoeful and generous act OF toe American
government restoring The lost stp-an set the ipnu
o. which will be deeper and mere abiding than any
that produced By or nal ceremony ana show end the
performance OF which II the rrescnt Tine may we wust
be accepted strongest possible proof that the union
a interests existing besv the two nations becoming
year By year less nely 70 be dstursed Ihis
The only evidence have had ,eoenuy o. The GOOD
feeling Of the American people towards this country VIII
The phsnihrcpc iibersny Of Mr.. Grpnel, o. New
York vho 81 bis expense fted ON snd SEM 70 see
q vessel In search OF the lsmertod sr John Franklin
The Queen Of Crest Britain, ~ the voice o. her people,
he's given expression " their deer sense OF heartfelt fra
tiinde for these sobi prccfs Of fellow ~ ING wi the
fssber md, which, We rcpess, n~t N " rssHs vNue,