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SM2YNA PRICES CCRRE MT
CORREcrkD WEEKLY FOR THE TINES.
To Preserve Health.

The old adage aptly says" An ounce Of pr. ventior
Is worth pound Of cure" When we Consider how
ta'ai dl.ease Is consumption and how comparative
easy IL Is 10 avOIt IT, we are more than er impress
Gu VIII the truth of this old prsverb.
Ihere Is NJ more fruitful source of Consumption
Than wet and cold feet and cold feet cannot poss bv
Ocuur' II the circulation is kept up. sense of cold
ss IN u EN- indicates that they not properly pro-
ected 10y clothing. There is nothing more dangerous
Than 10 allow the feet becsme cold and wet-heaItb
dry. '
You had better pay the Shoemaker for keeping vour
"e eIi than 10 pay tae Doctor for curing you alter yOu
get rick. Look TO your past experience and YOU will
Anu that attwOIhiIds Of all the colds you have taken
cane irOn, wet feet
Tue Indians understand this and in their wigwams
sney always lie down with heir feet to the fire
"htn iheY are travelling in cod weather. and are
compelled 10 camp Omt in the open air iIey Zig a hole
gu lhe earth, IN the c~tre Of which they bui Ii fire
anu theH lie down IN circle, each one letting his leg,
"1hg 10 ihe hole. Experience has taught them this
ih nv o"n person. experience has taught me The In
ml'e sympathy existing between the circulation IN
the lungs For years cold and wet feet and feeling
clIIliness ia the limp have almost invariably been
beloved by bronchial lrritaOns IN few hOu rs Of such
eIIOSure.
Of the two sexes. how much more necessity there
iOr the ladies' TO protect their feet than the gentle
men. They. of the two. generally the weakest;
aad yet look al the kind OF Oes the two sexes wear
lake The sOutesi man in his city, aud comLel him 10
Wear The same kind Of shoes that most of The ladies
wear at this season Ofhe year, and my word for it, The
SfaVe-digger would have hm spotted as his man. ard
aIO mistake about il.
When u man eau buy pair Of good shoes for only
~. aud car uy gOOd gum shoes nr only 81 per pair
ad rOn l'ai 10 10 cents. good article that will keep
IAs leel h0,h warm aud dry. say TO man under
These circumstances. who goes with wet feet there is
asrrew I0ose some here.
And HhatsIcuss eau lady have on going to mar
Ne' az ehsMhere, with wet feet, this SNOWY slOIr
W weather. when we sell pair of lady's
gum s!iO lr only so cents and the best gum sh es in
'Ae market for only IS cents PAIR. Any old cast off
ne vii 90 10 wear wIlh gum shoes and vet The feet
~'l' De warm aud dry whereas. upon going out on a
"ei siu-iJ day. TO wear a new InIroeeo shine vour |
leet Is snrom become vet. Also bear in mind Thai
We sell Ei@es aud ehilJrens gum shoes for only 50
rents per Psr anu La hes best quality Boots for onIv
Sll23 per pair. all at FLANIGENS Chrap Shre
ST. Sc, No 10 West SccOud street, Wilmington, Del.
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" EJ GEE H.Ip ga. :,

~ EIJ GCClN Hl y r%sss. On
JOHN II. BOWMAN wi open, in a short
time, an Auction mart IN the Odd Fellovvs'
Hall, on Main street, SMYRNA, Del.
0E3- All Goods consigned to me will be sold
for cash, ana prompt remittance nude for the
same.
l will sell on Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
day Evenings, variety of Goods to suit pur-
chasers, of which, notice will be riven in the
Times. JOHN Ii. BOWMAN.
Smyrna, Feb IL, 1857.
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NOEaCEI.

| have, this day, associated my son, GEORGE
w. TAYLOR, with me in the Iron Foundry
and Agricultural Machine business, under the
firm of J. TAYLOR a. son, and will carry
on the same in all its various branches, being
fully prepared to supply Farmers with anything
they may want in cur line; and we hope by
strict attention to business, to merit liberal
share OF public patronage.
w The WheelwrIght and Blacksmith bust
ness will be conducted by
JAMES TAYLOR.
Smvrna, Feb >, 1957-3t
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AuctiOneering.

THE undersigned, being in the mel ghborhood
OF Smyrna, and intending TO remain until the
last of March, would espectfully'announce to
the public that he will be pleased to execute
any orders of Auctioneering in the State, that
may be rendered him. Having been expert
enced in the business for more than twenty
years, ne thinks he is able to give entire salts.
action. His services may be had by addressing
him through the Smyrna Post Office.
.-. ID. T. RICHARDS, Auctioneer.
Feb. II, 81.
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Paper Hanging Warehouse.

J.E.FAN METER, ). Z. Corner SIXTH and ARCH
streets, PHILADELPHIA oilers for sale a large as
sorlmeRt of WALL PAPERS. AT prices ranging from
SIX cents per piece upwards, Of choice paterls 1onl.
prsing
Cheap Satin Papers, Fire Decorative Pouors
FIrehOard PrinIs, Fine Gold Pnncrs
Borders and MOuldngs, Fine Satin Paner
Marble Papers, Oak Papers
0-NCw Styles Window Curtains IN great VARIETY
Dealers supplied on most favorable terms
mari -3m
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THE RUSSIAN WAR.

WE nave just ,puNisheI new edition of This
ply our Agents and Canvassers without delay SUP
Besides complete History Of the Wnr II ;nc,,.lo.
me Lar AN9 E,,1 kElGN OF NICHOLAS /. wi,h
~ te'c"Js ol SCuAMl l., the Circassian Chief and
1iher dIslngnslied clnrncters also descr",;s "r
~ Ho'SlAN soClErY aud GOVERNMENT. &c ,
&C. making one OF the most interesting works ever
ed plates and no und in the best manner We scnJ a
specimen coy with particulars OF agency 10 any nntt
price, $l.25. - '''f' " '"'
- j. w. BRADLEY, Publisher. '- ..'
nOV26 In. 'F'
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DIR. Williams Anti-Dyspcptic
E[H va E E%e |


AFTER eighteen years private practice is. with in
creased confidence IN ls efficacy offered TO The unbc
for the positive cure of all diseases arising from Dvs
pepsa. such as Nausea, Headache Vertigo, Dmness
of Sight Debility of the Nervous System Hvpochron.
drla. Jaundice, Loss of Appetite, Wasting of tbn
Strength, Flauence. with frequent belching Of wind
Valed TASTE, Constipation and nneasness Of boweis
Bilious Vomiting Burning Sensation at the PHI of Ibc
stomach Liver Complaint, Oppression after Eating
PalpliaOn OF The Heart Pam IN the nit Of the SION,
ach, or towards the rght side Saluwncss Of Comney
&c. P'
ATTEsTATION
We having used Williams Ant. .nvsnenf,c EI;x,r
with the most perfect satisfaction AMI success take
great pleasure IN recommending 10 all persns su ar
ing with Dyspepsia, are fully cony n,ced nG iIs
most estImable qualities in restoring the digestive
pn~ers. removing all pain and uneasiness and i'm,
parting healthy tone 10 the stomach:
John X PenrUsc, 81 South Wharves; Casner Norr;s
TNcony; Thomas AliibOne. President Bank of penr
syVanln; Abner Elmes, Market street bel SlxIh. r.
II Rowley, IA North Wharves; Michael Dunn. sum
of Merchants Exchange.
Ihe list OF names 'ould be extended 10 almost anv
length, but the foregoing is deemed sufficient
Oiise and Agency, South SEVENTH Street 4
"oo'S DeloW Market rhIladeirhIa. [dl0-5m%s
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TO FARMERS !!
u IL a TT a. DAVIS

IL * a Il 4 a. AVIS.
IRON FOUNDERS,
commerce street, oJOue Detoware, Sinvrna.
Respectfully invite the attention of their
friends aud the public generally to their stock of
y N ~E-GD "a NT%S
and CASIINGS, OF the tollowinu L1nds.
All sizes of Concave and Wiley ploTs. sIS,
Plow of our own pattern-3 sizes: SAID 70 La
superior to amy Low in use We also nanufac-
lure the =" Michigan Double Plow FIR WHICH
we are the sole agents; and an entirely new
pattern OF very superior NEW -GR0IJNn
PLOW. 0C7- CASTINGS of all descrintinns
made to order, STOVES repaired at the short
est notice.
The public is invited to give US call.
Feb. ~, Sc If. PRATT a. DAVIS
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NGD va ~9
Fancy Goods. Baskets &c &,c

Ihe Largest assortment d LONGEST Prices.
w. IlLLt:lt, Importer. has just opened nj hs New
and Chestnut sIs., PhiIadc lphIa 1870 CASES INV
"Oobo' received by the last paCkets-maknp tho
grealesi variety Of Fancy Goods ever before offered
iufS, Dolls Fancy Baskets. China and AlabasIer
Goods, Confectionery Papers. Fnncv Boxes Seaor
Eases Tobacco Boxes. Pipes. TOulh Brushes, and
druggists Articles. with every variety of French and
Gernan Goods, which he offers at the very lowest
So, $40 and $40 per case oc11 1,n
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~ VA q u u M gssS 1or Sale
fINllE Undersigned offers at Private Sale. TWO
\ FARMS. each containing 2I2 ACRES. win Inn
prOvemenls ailnt W and in good order near the Town
OF Grecnsb1rough Md, within a short distance Of The
Maryland and Delaware Railroad. and near navirq
llon Each Farm has an ABUNDANCE of TIMBER M,
1t. These Farms viii, be sold on reasonable and NO.
comhodaiiS terms Further particulars made knowu
by application 10 The subscriber.
J +. LOBSTEIN
dec5'3m Greensborough, Md
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HOUSE and LOT for Sale,

Rff7s IrOR SALE, at bargain. new HOUSE and
EAiiH L OH ACRE Oi LAND. more or less
sttilI situated al Smyrna Landing with all the ne.
cesSary improvements For particulars enquire
IF Capt }. FOWLER. on the premises, or address
W. +. GAUT, No. Lemon street, PhIladelphia.
9r Terms easy, If applied for soon. nI1.lm
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Del, Feb. 26th, 1856:
K"Oert Arlville, Robert Magonagle,
Jas. w. Alexander, (3) George Moore.
Howell Branton, iona. Massey,
Dan'l l.. Bassett, Thos. Magens. C4)
Granville Bassett, Thomas B. Price.
John Crouch, Adam Potser.
Thomas Draper, Jas. Anderson Porter.
Benl; ,; Gootee, C) J. H. Quinby,
II: M Goodman, James Reenan,
Thomas Gregg, iona. Slant,
Jos. Griffith, Anthony Swartz
George Hill, James Tobin.
t. w. Twins, Thomas Thornton.
Israel Isl! '; James. George w. Trapnell,
Richard Laughlin, -" VIM. Walker,
David S. Lyman, Chas. II. Wilkins,
Richard Lockwood, Capt Chas. B. White.
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List of Letters

Remaining in the Post Office at Smyrna
Del, Feb. 26th, 1856:
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CIR

CIR
BY amount of PrincIpa! paid tc
Depositors, from Deer /, lo5J,
to Deer /, 1856, 5
By amount of Interest paid to de-
pOSitors during the same period,
By balance with the company,
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Ga MRS. L. NJ. BANNISTER No. IS6 S,nlh
@21FI Second street. above Pine, PhiadrI.
*. pima, has splendid assortment of Fashona.
DIe Auilnery, to which she invites the ntlem
lion Of the Ladies. The stock will be found M NH
lines well assorted combining elcgance OF styl best
quality of materials, at the lowest rates
Misses and Chlidrens BOnnets and Hats in great
variety. large assortment OF Mourning BonueIs
constantly on hand.
N. B.-,l'he trade supplied with Vclvets, Satins,
Ribbons, Flowers, DC, 80.
T.. NJ BANNISTER,
lS6 South Second st five doors above Pine st
oc22-lm Philadephla
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BrookIyn City News.

Tng suSpaY RArRoAD Cas- ~ BRooStYs The Brook.
u Cor onunc last evening adopted TIE report Of he
c,mmnise favor Of ruuurg be cir railroad Sun
car By a decisive msiotHy. Several amendments o.
tered M trey Ill voted down, end he previous uus
ton being carried Ae taAea VII n resulted ~ fol-
lows
AYEs-siderueu Russell, O'Nsl, NcNsmee Lorber. No
hsrfy Tel Yecchia. Hudson Van nruat BOsut oliver,
Shaw pthsn Bannon McNahcn Wilson. smts, CalAhsn,
Ha'ufs walter Palmer kaihdeisch, Jepsns-n
rtvs- Aldermen Person Do-on Cla-k Rove, spsder,
w..h van. H.son snyder Preston, suydsm, schoe ~
A motion Uas made rec,nsid-r which VA lot byssy~
10 q nays which cluches the measure. - a. -
e.ut,epce arpl.udet raptuc usy when he re IN "s
Announced .x.--..---...
On snnisy In saert INA
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James n. Ware, o. Alabama. re apposted rcgmiN q
The aud ofncs at Huntsville, Alsbsms.
John Z. Nasoe, Of Alaosms, re appointed reoetvS a
public moneys 81 Huntsvide, Alabama.
wiiam T. owen, Of Aksosss, 70 appofnief rceiaAw q
the land ofHce II ChsmtAsncle, Arkansas
wlliao, Z. Sargent, Of hksasas, re appointed recav1
Of pubic moneys 81 Champs nole, Arkansas.
Henri p johnson, Of Arkansas, 70 be yegiste1 a ne
land Foe ~ Washington, Artassas, vice BsSjs1an r
Jsit whose oonm'sso, crpvcs on The sesh the Aat
charles nitohrli, ~ appointed RECOVER Of pubho
moosys NJ Washington, Arssnsss.
The mas q Glsscuck. OF Alabama re appointed reGtssN
q THE land Office I'll Moots omvy, Alabama.
L Oliver Basbsm. Of Arsspsas, re- appointed rrsAw iS
The lard Office nj ClArksvilie. Arkansas
Monroe oproho, q Al.bsms, rcspcoiued r-si"~ Ss
lsud ice N Tvso,loosa, hsbsms. -.
Of public moneys al ru.csocsa. Alabama -
Leroy n. Csrnirshsm Of Nksns" 70 Dc res.W~
the land onice III Fsyeteviie Nxsns~, VICE - ~
Blshemcre, whose comm isson expires on 'ne o~
So.. oh l. pcsun, Of nrsn,s,, 70 be reoeivs, o. 30
liz ,nors,. A y,ystleviI'e. Arkansas, vice he Nm
Ven. vtose commission expires on me ON on Asvst
'' JACOB carter. sns'Or st ooocord, New HAMPSHIRE
re appointed ---,....,.. =, r..s.u. u,..,.
re apps lnkd
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that place. Many Of the native merchants are likewise
sufferers 70 oousiderable extent Subsequently, small
steamer On bsr passage from whsmpoa 70 Hong Kong.
was captured By her Chinese pssssnxer AMI the Faro
pean crew and passs pgeTs-eleven In uumber-~ee
murdered, and the weasel burnt This, together With
several bold attacks which have born nads BY arae
jupks, not only trading but ppm tbe Bdsa
men Of war; though uhsvocesSfui evinSes spirl aat
determination wpch gives rise to serious appenensoa
for the future safe1y OF ooh this place and Macao The
course Of events during the past month has thus dibused
the mos guipe Of the rope OF spsefy restorsnon o.
quiet The position ofAfArt al Canton at tee time
less fstsscoy than at any pr yicus ported sincs the
CON pencement OF the war. Not only have the Brisn
forces remained nsciive but the Ohm se, hitherto CON
tent with passiy .esis ance, have opsniy assumed toe
Offensive 10 their operaiions which has resulted In he
dealt uctoR Of large amount OF foreign property, Snca
kmerty, while It evinces lose OF the re.tge hhert)
the strongest safeguard or foreguer give promise OF
mere determined rsIStabce 10 the demands Of the British
Admiral In It's present Impoverished sod distracted
state, the ChiDese Government an led 10 beve by In
kligen Chinese, vii find difficult IA pay tae pc
ouDAry claims that must be settled cessation OF hos
ti'ies, than II would be by attempting the exterm,na.
zion Of foreigners, which they will meet with cordial
men frS m India looked for with 81 xiety.
There 10 nothing Going here for tho New York or Lon
don markets.
Several npe clippers arc on she berth for Au,iras.
ard viii take Chinese enn!srsnts ut about 322 t23
head nett Very little doing to either San Francisco or
ShAnghae
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United states Msrsh.,'s once.
svEARrNe Ir OF rHB nav MARSHAL,

bWEAHIFU IT Ut IHh NV nHh0uHI''
MAEcH 0-Cs, tain Tsaish Rynde's the newy appointed
United states MARSHAL for district sworn int, once
be ore Judge Peps his suees being Vim A. rurnure and
wm. Tweed, Alderman and er member o. Congress- for
s 600 each ~, ing in $50 600 The Captain In the course
conversation with the rters said ne vpnd remove
every IN the department ercept NJ Ihmoeoc se tss
tend " tis brother nd Deputy. uls CsPt ktn
der hrober Of independent uesns aud 80 not
wartthe appointment We usdsrsNd rat bet~een Gle 4
sbps tcers ard attendants on the United states courts me
has situations bsttOs. lie tskes possession or
his office this day (Iuesdsy aud vii soon Afterwards
AL hts Appointments
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and dhpssorso expressien Of the sentiments enteYaud
by the uasses Of this oty upon the question now nos
promLen. 10 the Pablo miad. and especially upon the
lccsI b. nugs OF hat Queyti,


seives national Democrats ~ bs Os se e,ag men
o. ne IeaI lsnIe ,sheSsa ~ ss,,s,nn ~ ms $500
question and 70 o-d tre queso, upon hs pc
pie; and whereas the democracy Of tbs city deem this NJ
oppoiun 70 dec are their So n 4, this cues
up p we, s,o1 ~ u " ,sa,4,, -. a.,
sa.s IN s, iegstnre 'h'"se 'ne oourss OF our dele
RsssIyr5 Thst he Qrse M or sl.varv "a h
STATE Of Missouri In ID. Iplo ot convenop IL an open
guest arc ore OF VITA importance % III people Of las
sue tn we o loe rshuton on this subject
1 "a s .,,e1 ~ .ag he - suhg ~ lsp ea-
he freeS N Of speech and Of he press op''a upon
Rssoved that The cnnstui,n of this State provides that
slaves be ensncpsed by the Of the by
making conper saon for the sare and thai gradual
s ngSs e terms we I'M Is net
he ne n, ~ III. appe
oy mode OF sscertjins ths i'm postant fact Ia by G and
nee d scus s,ot OF the entire subject
In the first usce too req on ,,bii,v Of oukjndins
domss.ic slavery .shss,on 10 g. euI in whcn the In
stiuon q A he copsnmed he stuh nile or tnrougn - h,oh
nil cas-, Inc reid ,nToura the syucbe n p.csd NON
the prcper agent TIRE hssoyo ev,deuca yb,ch copvc,.
the national democratic party Of the guilt or Gro Wns
With The slory Of iri.tns that as,s,n IL too recont
or ths ocoa,,on Thai n,yv spnled the ,o,ch IN asc,
px P,im nrd poured Of, upon The Ore IN ns.sns usrr's
sbor who we're mo- sIo. 10 par,us ~ and .h,h hss
led them 10 a Iony eu,uenos Unchalepsed ana uuas.
sailed the "psuonsl Democracy" with q re ,kcssaess
vi ich Iooks ike f.tatv p.ced s.verv an ito harner
befoys the world and they are now conscious ths.
sentence OF COON IL i'm bending The praise or
b,me Of presenting the issue is theirs When sym Of
M, sa:e--,eAer iasd shall Be ycbed in uali1 and IL.
chife population qslasrupei IN nunbvs-when Lol,s
shou hare tls mLl. ~ LeH and ne Toe, of fu.,buro 4,
ados 10 Ar own eafand,d CO yssrcs ne ssses,nan on
httcqidn, in occcnns.s fr the order Of hiros n,oy
rne,son N. oced'n0s Of the L0f,lae Of 1s5e's7, and
cccord due 10 tt national democracy s.ich merit az
The Sov,t accord 10 Bsiao for bessine thoS he
aU,st f0rA cuyse Ah accorded % all blind and
,o,ched vSpae I. for accomplishing good ends.
The mpor sroe u the question Of ensncipasion-she
right 10 d,cuss 1.-THE qualified permission to snci
pate, contained In the DON rtitu.on-aa sasthoms upon
Cars resolution aud fell and free disouAAioL OF the
Oh tire subject embodied in the simple and oompre
hen,ive platform Constructed by the Convention,
ard whi~h the robust democracy OF ST. LOUIS
sapd In cubic phaisnx firm" IL was deemed better
ignore dead aud dtant issues and coDcentrste upon
the and vital which 10 specified In resolu
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Orr BILL 70 sivs The second OF his scries Of isr well
concerts st Dodwor,hs saloon this svering In addition
to bis exquisite performances the VIOLIN his audi
tors viii bo entsr aimed with tho voices Of Mics Gev
and sgsor Garoni and GsspMcn 10 charming selections
from wrious opras. The conductorsbIp has been on.
trusted 10 Nr. n Timm, the popular pisais, and Mr..
@. w. Morgan viii preside at tho Alexandra organ This
wall slerd music loving citizens ans opportunity
foPf IN unell
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up,,ea states circuit Court.

A Lone coNrEsrFp PAresr SUIT SETTLED.
Mason sO1he Couyt delivered az cl.sc-.te decisiou IN
TIE Of Chas 0oody and toe fe~ Engsnd O~ spr
Ccmppnt arsins the mon Ircia fuhhe Tor AZ "a
frr ~ racnt IN Which he cor 'udes thh W. rsNo
male vr riFf4 rubber suf'rg contnef n ute
r .r,ias nfd sccurdtuEv g,rusd pe'peu.l nlunossr
"a Inst iss VsSp IalA tatstS SeyRAoA
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supr, oou,t-in Chambers.
Before hon Judge Davies
rpF LArx ROBBERY OF SIX GOODS.

March g-A Of cert rs slssued out 10 ss case ~
Y l. srew samuel Spence and julius spepcc cherca
A.vpr IN their pos ees ousn'iy q sim. vaiuss
ss 0O stolen from the d Ccsy 90. % rise sr-,t
Mr. Justice Rreorsu before -hcr he exsni~sc. iss n
cfuarr made and the Court o~d-~cd hsf the
stould r-~nslr before Justice until The sv,mir.'
eiuded and ueresore stere m sioxnp:ps u ~ c. -
raj 49, ssarisI petk
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will sbne or viii not share, In The advsntaSn winch &c
have Obtained By conquest Just We m be willing 70
allow them 70 do II u oesr thst, under the circun
sapc.s tie icns share belongs 70 and 70 them our
ns sh,ie o. ne nsssa 800; on ~ .1ls, Voc!
you have admitted the English mo your porss yon
ought also 10 admit u.s. and then. the Chinese should
say, reply, mo, VIC vii not admi, you, you'd be
basops on our pst not 10 support he Chinese" Son.
journals rdeed, spoke with moro hbtraity but susn
vas IN general the toae sni spirit Of The E,e,n pren 10
treaty cpy stipulated The principal terms an ccaciuons
Of the pesoe rbch -as 70 be made convention which
ne Canton some months sfter~ards settled tne terms
OF ncv win Of cussom house duties and Of other
.s regulations Dhe se,ord tnsty "a, less exclusive
than the ober sod contained 80 ne liberal snon
made By the Epksh In the interests OF otner foresn
psiors Frruce might have prodted OF these conditions
bad she p, ased, bot Admiral Lssrevere observed In
bis rork Of Travels 10 China, -" voud not I'll ell be
be oiDs fJr France 70 accept these conditions and thu,
70 be admitted 10 The markets Of China only bf virtue OF
such lnsoielt oer,Iiu Mons oecis And ~ 'sssr
full a. a complete participation 9Th the Epssh 10 oil
tbe prisileser ryed BY ihom 10 their intercourse vn
tae Celestial Empire On the 10th Of september 1875
The rth. Il The French TO this psruc loo -ere solemn
~ rtco.p'zed by the Chinese ment 10 an ,cis
communication from the Governor Of Canton 70 the French
Minister OF Foreign Affairs Al q Later period this pre-
rnpSy act vas converted into solemn treaty concldd
cd a Whsmpoa on the gath ocober, lsaa, ct the time
vi en- Mons de Issrenee Minister.
In another article We shall proceed 70 examine TIE
ecis OF hsse tvo several treaties and W SPEAK OF the
modncsuors requiring 10 be made In them for the sd
Warfare OF comme'oe and me INT res" OF kuropesn ana
Amer'csp navigation.
MwByTMoRE CRrBER's MONTHLY CIRCULAR
Bosa Kosa jan. 10, 1857.
Stree las, had this pleasure The 1870 ss the over
M mail, which arrived the fth, hes brought stvces
the 10th November and 2otb O,tober from London sud
Nsv yors resp. cvey, and essure vslued aIs sas
The latest sdv,oes from shspghse TIA inst and Foo
chow IAN insL) mste mention OF sny Indication Of
rupture ~ exihns friendly relations between The native
ard foreign comm mites al thcse ports
rbe PRINCIPAL occrrr, OF the psu month has been
The de~,ruCuos ~ dSe OF the Nnre,eu factories ~
Cantor VI 80 np'ishe' ~ The Cuiaets iaGish
aiely All hs departure 81 he "a, NAL and Gas reusst
nsikLsIs 90 :. go sss.e esissssls @s@un'f "
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-15
LIN E! LIN E ! LIN E !!
g 8 y 8 u y ~

CENHE SUBSCRIBERS RESPECTFULLY inform
n The public that they are now manufacturing
LINE, at their kIlns on the West Ranch, and will
keep constant supply on hand. Thankful for past
favurs. MOORE, MCDANlELS Il co.
n. B-WM .GWfNN is The business partner. All
orders will he promptly attended o. hir
iliaye this day appointed JOEL BURLIN.
GAME as Agent for the sale of Auburn and Yves:
Brach Lime at Oroyille. Office at l.. Van Orden's
Store corner of liuntoon street and the Plaza.
VIM. GWYNN.
OroviIle, April I. 1857 rp7tf
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-15
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