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The Diamond state., 1857-02-06
DENTISTRY.

ssss- DIR. R. S. BURDICK,
Thankful for the liberal patron
IIYGrf age heretofore received in Mil
ford and the adjoining towns, for several years
part, is still prepared to perform all operations
in DENT.fL SURGERY. Teeth put in from
one to complete set, with or without artif-
cial gum, full set or part of a set put in on at
mosphcric pressurge.
TEETH PLUGGED IND CLE.aNSED,
Teeth and fangs carefully extracted. Office !
at his dwelling, Walnut street, second door
from Front st Parents attend to your chill
drenxtcth; q word to the wise Is sufficient
Milford, Dol '54 Toys
The Diamond state., 1857-02-06

FRY'S Cabas, Satchells, portmonaies.
Travelling Bags, Etous Cases, Scissors in
Gases, Portfolios, Segar Cases, etc, as low as
similar goods can he purchased in the United
States lsSArch Street, above 9Th Phila.
The Diamond state., 1857-02-06

PAINS and Etching Of tho Bones and ] Joints
are most annoying to the afflicted, and extreme
ly difficult to get rid Of. We have known more
than two hundred cases of this character re-
lieycd in an incredibly short tlme(by the use
of carter's Spanish Mirture.
The Diamond state., 1857-02-06
New Wholesale Drug Store.
N. Spencer Thomas,

No 26 South Second st, Philadelphio
EXPORTER. MAsuFAoruRER AND DEALEa IN
DRUGS, MEDICINES, ACIDS,
CHEMICALS, DYE STUFFS, PAINTS,
" Oils, Colors, White Lead, French and
American White Zinc, Window Glass, Glass
ware, Varnishes, Brushes, Instruments, Ground
Spices, Whole Spices, and all other article,
usually kept by Druggists, including Borax, In
digo, Glue, Potash, Shellac, &c.
psSs- All orders by mail or otherwise, prompt
ly attended to.
Couatry Merchants are invited to call and
examine his stock before purchasing elsewhere
Goods sent to any ofthe Wharyes or Railroad
Stations.
Prices low and warranted
Philadelphia, March .S ly
The Diamond state., 1857-02-06

FRY'S DRESSING CASES ofwood or ieath.
sr, for travelling or home use, are all fitted
With articles Of real utility and warranted.
Cutlery, 1.-THE largest assortment ir the city 10
select from. l28 Arch ST., above 9Th phila.
The Diamond state., 1857-02-06
MILFORD

lrbNIIlS ms
| 4 'NOND.3Y
the charge Of N
by her sister, NJ
KA
tst class iaclI
Writing, I'D
Il ArithInetic
~ class, izclud
Arithmetic,
y r term.
3d class, incluc
Sciences aud
EX1
French.
Instruction on
4" ON
Tho scliolast
cluding the usu
is divided into
lst Term end
I'd +"
Sd
Al the close OF
ertion Of two yi
Pupils charge
of term, aniess
preceptress.
q tsrni. No dc
cspI in case Of
Saunders 3 Sp
Biography; ru
! vies' Higher NJ 4
| Philosophy W
| lectusl rhil0Aol
Kans's Elsine
h hetoric; t'utls
tory; Burrettfs
IOlmsted's 4 stro
Laiin.- Build
French. auI
L'Allemange;C4
Corluns.
The Milford (
as a first class IN
instruction will
the solid and
pursued in the
FASNIE
LIZ Il < q
4sgrat l5tt
The Diamond state., 1857-02-06
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GelebrsleS

CeIebraleV
Pr
mr., c. Il. JAG
81 will efisctusl
hpsrsie, gaundiess
IDissasss of lils K I
ing Nom a d ,sor'i~
SUD
- lien
nsss oi
aeidliy Of
heartburn "a
or weight ii
tstioiis, SINKING
tho stomach, sy
rled and dimcnlt
h-art, choking or
in a lying posture
webs hefnro the
In the head, d.
ysllowress Of
In the Side, BID
srddor hun
Ia the 1as
inlngs .
sel,rsA
The prollrieser inl
public TO this prspar|
ing Of tho utmost co|
adaptation 10 the d
commend cd.
II is 30 new and nj
has sto d the test oi
the American poopls
sale is unrivallcd by
extant. The isstinlc
the most prominent n
and individuals In a
immense. ,.and a earef
published annually !
be had gratis Of any
satisfy thu most sksl
really deserving the
tanned.
Principal Gmce Al
Arch Street, Phllads
T. F. Hsmaserslsx,
lon, lewt's; lir. J r..
Cannoils Brisisorille;
j. v; ost y Co. Millsb
Seafordi and dsuggis|
The Diamond state., 1857-02-06
have You Heard the News (,

I
\ ENTELLIGENCE has just been received
A that =. W. HALL, the Pioneer Clothing
Merchant Of Milford, has been unanimously
chosen to again cater to the public taste, in
furnishing the citizens of the Peninsula with
their
FALL 4 WINTER CLOTHING.
And for this purpose he has Just receive from
the city, and opened for public inspection, a
large lot of Reedy Made Clothing, Cloths, Cas-
smeres, Vestings, Gentlcmen's Furnishing
Goods, and Tailors' Trimmings, together with
u fine assortment OF j. s. Nickerson's Cele-
brated Hats. The subscriber believes, from
the knowledge he has Of Clothing, that he can
sell his customers better made Clothing thf n
any other establishment in town. The public
will please bear in mind, that warrant every
article sold at my establishment to be as rec
commended, or the money efunded. My stock
consists In part of Rocky Mountain, Sebasto-
pol, Bear skin, Beaver Cloth, and Felt Cloth
0vercoats, Of various shades and cOlors, (;
Dress, Frock, Business Goats, and Monkey
Inckets; also lot of Talma Cloaks, made OF
new and novel goods, with large lot OF dress
Pants, of every variety and pattern, and ut
prices TO suit every body. Also, an endless
variety of Vests, from so cts to SO, such as
silk Velvet Plush, Black silk, Black Satin,
Fancy Plush, Cloth, Satinet, Rocky Noun
tain, Sobastopol, Bear Skin, Cotton Velvet,
and German Vests, Of every shade and color.
! have general assortment Of black French
and English Cloths, ofsupsrior quality, black
French Doessin and Fancy Cassimeres, Of eve-
ry grade and color, (some Of them are of en-
ltirey new designs) all of which l will make
ny at the shortest notice and in the latest pre-
vailing fashion, and will guarantee my custom
work to excel that of any other establishment
on the Peninsula, as | employ none but :he
best city workmcn.
have also splendid assortment of gentle
mems Noreantcaque Scarfs, entirely new and
novel also, plain and fancy Cravats, black
satin stocks, Napoleon ties, pocket handker-
chiefs, collars, half hose, bindings, buttons.
&C., &c. Also, white and fancy shirts, wollen
under shirts and drawers, and all othera articles
of clothing necessary to the dress and comfort
of man.
Having boen in the business for number oil
years, fiatter myselfthat can show my Gus
toners a better selected stock Of Clothing,
Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestngs, and Furnishing
Goods, and at lower prices, than any other
establishment, for the game kind Of goods, on
the Peninsula. Call and see il it Is net so.
Oct. 81, '56. p. W. HALL.
The Diamond state., 1857-02-06

INTELLIGENCE has just been received
A that z. W. HALL, the Pioneer Clothing
Merchant Of Milford, has been unanimously
chosen to again cater to the public taste, in
furnishing the citizens of the Peninsula with
their
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toasSts uttonnt q savsntt.a.


fsois 'hs ~ iron uist. u f,ia.s
AZ the time W. write this ,slncslay
nuonJ the Convention have not ursanigsi
or rather the two wings oi the Convention
have not come together and whether they
will ultimately Is somewhat predetermined
We trgret this state 81 things very much !
ba, upon careful survey ot oil the facts
touching the matter WI are ~ the opinion
thai the action of the Democratic del gates
was right Charles L. Chase. Secretary oi
the Territory, ~ 'h' only prolSr person 10
call the Ihlcgairs To Order AMI ~ thought
score 81 Black Republicans olsc why
did they v,te upon the motion 10 adjourn.
which was pa, by Mr.. ths4 AID carried
!, has hsn claimet by the Black lsepub
licans. iur ao'ur weeks past, that they hal
majority oi from ten 10 fifteen in the Con
vcntion ". have ali the whiie believed
that when the Isrts II The ease should H.
elected Il would be seen that there Ia a
Democratic majority - from fur "a sir :
AID tha, this j. true u "yijen, from the
coar- pursand by the Black Republican,
They srs AFRAID 20 mrst IN tonyen'irn. aud
orpanIU h,rly aud ots-nly They know
that II they should. i would he shown that
they srr N minority. And They know,
too, that their action relative 10 tho ~. An
ibony delegat's wc,ild b. brought 10 light,
so,i they dread The exposure ~hcb n rigid
and impartial inyNtga'in would reveal
Border Raibans. in,lssi 1T them talk M
NOR .ai'o0t Border iini'iso-. fpr thy AZ"
guilty II yDm" things that would east into
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4 meeting MAS held at Shakopss on sat
uriay last, vi the ei,Scus If Scott County
a, which thu following resolutions werr
adopted
UAava,, The me@hrr. II the Constitutional
Convention frem ~ att County were elected
iM tho sale purpose NJ tormihe \ Constitution
70, the whole people; and
VA"sa,, une VI those members, T. J. tisl.
brslth, dbl, ,nuoneer " th ether persons claim
ING 20 he kepuhhran Delegates, In the darkness
and .,i'l Of the Sunday nieht preceding TIN day
hNed Wy Law to' the meeting of tho taastita'
,iensi Convention, brake and enter the state
HOUSE, aud ,ahe fcfclhle Possession thereof,
and in the n,sh' time disposs.ssed tho seerc,a
~ I,ho Territory ftom the possession thereof,
who b, the laws u this Territory, 10 the proper
custodian II the public buildings; and
HAsr =. The RepabI,csn membefs, ineiu,
dug the said membct AMI y, u. Dickinson, also
from this roani,, have, during several days aud
nights, maintained a continuous course ~ Viz
l"ni and laaless conduct. Ia TAXING aud Noe ping
possession ri a portion ot the Flats House,
asaips, tbs will and N defiance VI the authority
~ thu secretary oi The Territory and
WAusas. The said member. tfam seaH Co.
have negleeted aud refused 1" meet with the
Constitutional COM sn,ion, and 90 proceed Ia
the dlsehatpe Of tbelf ao,vs ~ members nov
therefore
issarrd. That the said ,aea,hers i,em seai,
daun,y by tsrl, acting aud participating With
other persun. in breaking aud catering the staie
House IN the hight time, and IN dspossessiHl
the Secretary III thu Territory. have Shave
themselves Ia 10 unfit persoas 10 make laws 10,
th. eo,c,umeu, VI the teapir,
lb,1'rd, That the said aembefs from scott
eonaty nv their hwisss and tio,aas pre-, cedins
la tho past week, have dispfspsd themselves
and disboRared Their eonAtiiuensy, who seat
them 10 tho Convention Iof ether purposes
Resolved That the said Z, J. tiaibralth aud d.
u, hcirtsan 10 requested 10 resign thrir seats
a. members af The Constitutional Ton, entoa
which they have 81 much il.hanared and dis
stared. aud 10 retire lnis the shade. NJ private
iis
i6ss.red, fha, the people ~ snat ooun,y d.
fully and nnquaiihedly sppre,e ~ the hanera
bie conduct ~ llab.t kennedy, fraak Warner,
snj Wn. 4 Davis, member. NJ ths Convention
nam this county, Ia refusing To participate H.
tho ru,onS proceedings ~ tho Republican mem
bef. and N acting with the legally constituted
Cen, on,lou, and IN aiding 10 elect an orsshisa
ten.
itss.sroi, That the proceedings ~ the tonsti
tuianai Con, en,ion m qaleil, retiring ftom the
Hail ot thu House ~ the toansn Chamber ~
pie,eat ,,olsnus and q bfee.h oi the peace, ara
alike ciejiiab.e 10 themselves. =. iaw makers
Tor the people. and as Law abiding citizens.
tasaeei, That tho proceedings ~ thia meet,
inR, and these resolutions be published In tho
VALLEY Hs'aid and Fs'a'o and ilsm@vsf.
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cry AND COUNTRY.


rfpa the riou~e' "a Aaaisf
tn. G.ltN, racsrr tosrAs, -, rha, our
fcsd.i. may see Ia what liRht our course con
ce,niDH this company Ia looked upon In iia
bnquc, Ne copy tbe following paragraphs ffow
that leading paper Tho pabnqus ErF,sss and
Hs,aid
Wa are glad \. see that The ts~sa aud
Ismoe,uf tshss thla slsw VI the mAttsf. Tiers
II not tho slightest reason Why this company
should he treated better than any other, VI
,hao tho owners Of any independent boat.
they have established y iine u beats, and have
feappi large profit. aud dividends, amd no "as
il disposed 10 deny that q mutual benefit hiss
afawn aat II The estetPtise. similar benefit
Is conferred and received W every boat that
runs upon orr waters, ani the owners " svety
Other boat mighi coDe ~itb tears IN theft eyes
aud ash Tho f,Fet cities Ia reduce The tatss ~
wbarfsge, with ,bo same ptopristy ~ this
Packet Company,
They treat tbs public In the meat eeatempia
qua manner .-- wluale tho raia mstclai and uat
clisa ro,nmanity, aud ar independent and ia
soipnt IN all thing and NJ all timer. whsh the J
have a.. pa~sG At lssst The Captain VI ore
| Of their boats has been permitted 10 outfsgs
| ler,hcy aud humanity IN most tublie tnaf
| yrr. aud still alipsnj H. retain his command.
| II Ia nat ~..t vises one 0f The Bfsi fof y ard
| ing aud commission merchants IN This CITY wsa
treated most ins1ltiBaly BY ~ Individual IN
tbslf employ AMI thus, while disfegstdihU
the public, n many respects. they think hsi,
beos1.. they ara a Fo~effal company, the
public shouii 10, suiy subject Ia their sstot'
tions aud incidence, bBi should eo1fst dislin'
guisb.d fay8ts up1b them
The peapis ~ ~. Psui have treated that eoifs'
pssy With distinguished Hbsfsiity, Indeed The
ssnr spifit which they e,,brs IN oil their pub
IT, acts has governed them IN tl,sif iptsteourse
with ilw company. The pres, TOO, has mi
been backward. bat ~ tfyst no sheet viii bs
| found 90 seasi ~ 10 sde,ss The grant ~ favor
10 ibs company arsl.i Ia Others. A COMPANY
that deuias that, 10 common With al sthss
branches ~ hasiass@ in u. North west, n IL IN
| aebted " The ptpss, sbsaIa receive simple Joe
,icr ~, NJ would give our sns,nles Iostles-- 80
and nothing mofs.
ISaL tsr,ts Is,ssAsyroSH, Msss.. Uoass
~sf,h \ sherlock sold sAt week
Ia, \. 10 block J. Dsyios's addition IA ~
Pad. IT, FIss.sbi iIsy, 81 North Carolina, io'
fibt. rash.
ftn Sans hfm sold 10 H. l.. Carver lot y, 10
hipct ~. H. Paul proper. lot GttHD, cash
III. last T., wac ppt' based fons years ago ~
the sum ~ figJ
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h. H'" sr Ne YAK '"'f~s'''"'""'
>Ew lonk, July 10.
The l,s, traces Of the comet, tall have
daapIearrd aud ,arly summer has come la
hand with an apron iul 81 premature cher
ri,s and rr~n apple lrmona,ie is album
cant NJ one cent drink, and The voice of
the " ! scream 60 man "a heaid IN cur s,rwc,s
by night calm. and cool. and delicious
air our p.azzls and from, -toulrs by moon.
light. fpr oar pavcmen,s and brick walls
arr yet most with the late pluyius yisi
taiioDs. and heat departs with the day
Ia BROOKLYN No have PEDESTRIAN prima
donnn. u nys,erious lady In black. WIN prp.
ambulaia- The iashionabir streets by night.
making graiaitsis exhibitions Of voice
which L,aRANd might envy People are
only just beginning TO leave Tor the country.
a.,d We have short sason Of ojsrs al tic
Academy
Tie Fourth Of July wen, oil with lo.- oi
pyry,echn,c display than u.,a "a there were
moro s-riou. matter. oi hand To invite the
,,i.,,,,on d car,oaity .sesk ers The f1wdy
,lah Of ,he Sitih Ward took II INTO their
heads Ia load their blundcrbustsz With metal
NOR cftat,,e than thank cartridge and
oro,tsL,l To- ,f..r, the contents into .a,h
ethsra diaphragm. thinking tha, ~ much
good u9a,sf AMI stoi ought mol 10 h. ol-
,,riy snst,J - the qnr' Isopia Of the
M,iry.,l.s wrrr sud,l,nly NAH axar 81 tls,
~ .st.,,,,, 81 organ,xai psn'is Of d~pJaiy>
wL,s-c very nanes hal p'eu unknown before.
bg, nov itaI Rabbits &c, are hOua'e
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Runner says that 200 trcors arr summon.
al 10 march against iAwwncs. and that Il Is
the design IL Walker 10 retain the army in
kansas to break up the Utah expedition,
The Washington correspondent Of the
i!reid says The fr~Iacn, Yesterday rcsived
u dispatch fN,m GoN Walker stating that
M the day rgr,icas ssicds insarrvtien
hrskc ou, At lawrno, and he had summon.
ei the tniI~l states irool~ To suppress Il,
The caasc II the oatbrvak : not alluded
10 by the Gevcrnor, hu, i, Is supposed to
have originated IN an a'tcmp, TO collcct the
tayes imposed by the territorial law which
the iNic State settlers have rs~ol,Ui not to
pay.
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III, Withdrawal n, tho ,n,ons from Fort
Dbl. r.. D., an. .,.,,,n =,
49, w ""'' w" Wv
All on'hrak ah'ohs INC h'fPcw~S, "er''"
k,n r,ganial as the most ff,,udiy Indians,
in ia, Territory. The mission at lsVh
II, 49,, az, n., NJ
'""'' "''' ~" '''"'" "f' WIS
bsh'A' ann MS family, c"nlsi"N '" ~aVe
the conntry The incidents are narrated IN
the following letter. irom "A n,llahlc srur,S, ;
'""' s''''ss" ''T r'''''' aud '"''''F''
\cu askoi mi thus morning. Tor Facts in
rcgani 80 the expulsion Vt the Rev. Mr.
HgH, d. the hitherto n,,r, suc.y,sMl ci,ilacr
and niissionary anicng thu Chp~vaS 50
far Us can lcafu them, they arr these
Mr. l,sscN has two stations, onc u, Gull
lake, lcall0i ~, COLUMBIA aboa, 20 miles
from For, Ripley. aud 4 from ,,c Agency,
This. Ia very hourishing condition. was
last year plac,si by Mr., u. under the care
Of Rev r. :. PsAsx, while b. himself went
toraarl 90 ml,s, AMI u, leach .akc, cstab
l,shci SECOND mission built hous,~. com
menc,si farming. gardening. Ae, and oIrnod
u school for Indian children. AMI hal daily
puhlic worship In chapel tie hal alruady
an important establishment
Ever since the abandonment, oi Fort Rip
ley, however, the Indians about Mr. lsRs,N,
have put on M air oi iu~,l,ncs, and bravo
The Chief AMI the parents ot the scholars,
protesting iticnllinoss. but declaring them
al, 10 unuilp Ia rnntr,l IN rpsist the htakrs H
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u TIE III To-. u tas fsn~sf asa nsm'ff>i
observed, Scw days sincv. Ia tho Ma
scsSaia, quotations. lscm 'tsniNds Main
uel, in iegarJ 10 Certificates Of clsc,ica be-
iuy gssma isss, cvilrncs, u, election. Ac,-'
all og which CONCUR in. | woah alsn
quote ircm Jcifcrsoas Manuel, Ssctioa ".
,age ~; Privileged Qac~,ionss 1t Is a
general tale tina, the question first mor,Si
aud scecmk,l shall h. iirs, put But this
ralc gives way 10 what HAY be eall,i priv
lcg,>i questions and the privileged questions
arr Of difservnt grades among Themselves 49,
"A me,ion IL adjourn simpl. takes pla"'
Of all others. for otherwise the lloae nigh,
he kcp, sitting against lis will, AMI indcti'
nitely. Yet this motion cannot he rSyis~i
after another question is actually put. aud
while the HOUSE Is engaged in voting"
Again quote Com So,iou - page ~;
e. Ii may b, asked whether the lloasc eau
he in rsesscsSion Of tive motions or PROPOSE
tons u, the sau,e tune 81 that oie Of them
heing deculed, the other gu-s to question
w,hoa, being mowsl ANEW , Tho answer
mus, h. special. When a question IA inter
ruptci by vote Of adjoarumcn', /, Is there
hy removed from hcfrr' the House, AMI docs
not stand. ,ps todo before them al their
next meeting bat mus, come forward IN the
usual way. 80 when it is interrupted b!
the oriel Of the day
A. the action III the Constitutional ton
ycn,ioa has bss'n in strict accordance with
the rules above quoted IN the 18Th Jul. u,
thu time il couvrnrd at the Capitol aud nd
lonrncd IN meet ut the same place on the
nc,, day at IL il follows. as a matter 81
course. that the Democratic members are
the legally constituted Convention, beausc
they have proceeded, legally, Ia ms' and
adjourn, from day. To day until u quorum
b. present, which they VIII have when those
who received the maja,iy OF voters IN their
respective districts shal have the proIsf ac-
ton ~ thr tu,lsi .,u,iunul tonyenllnn. The
Republican, instead of complying with the
,o,c To al )ouru, /" ou III violation oil all
ropt,c,y AMI dccorum, AMI continue 10 car
~ out ,he,r predetermined purp"se Of con
trolling the Convention lat them 20 on
their acts and DONG are as wmihlcss rs the
means they have r-ortel tn. 10 get nto the
position ihcy nav are IN hciug IN minofi-
~ Of over 1900 ia the popular ,"ie IN u
majority 81 delegates actually clcctNi, al.
thuugh they aplrar alh majority oi cor-
tifra'c. Of the Register oi DEEDS, yr' that
majority will le rc,luc,,l 10 n minority as
soon as al the contestants shall have col
lcc,,i their c,i,i,ucc and the Convention
taken actiou IN the case
They also. IN a clarlc.iinc manner have
taken Io--,ssion Of the Representative Hail,
remaining in the same day and night. AMI
utterly refusing To yieli possession II, the
hour II -. when the constitutional tonven-
ton mc, on tie 9Th IN pursuance Of nj
journmcni The above quointion Irom 'lfr
frRsuys Manual il commanded 20 the per.
ticuisr notice %. ii,Looset >oufu, and
others oi The Republican meeting
JrffIHppSiaN
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tFsts aafi'siF ~ fsss4sg
nrAsris.i tlsE.s-On last Saturday evening
cbs,lrs - Neal, tsspe, ~ tho Mansion Houas'
"a the Has wsui ,o the Mineral " aisr Fmstoty
II bsaisfd q shelly. usH Trout Hosk. 10 col
isft sas,s money ffofs James J.. Winters, 0ns Of
he men .myIoisd IN the establishment. and
if9ta acme cause CONNECTED with the demand
Tor money. yisiss, ai-psts ssess betwssa tho
parties. when they go ia,o light, sud wintsrs
.sissd an les'pek, gsed W bsttsspsr., fu
bfrsting Ice, And made = plunge al TSssI.
STRIKING hin ~ The left breast. msk,1G . sosBd
u az isch And bsif 10 depth. foftonsseiy,
there -s.s snr card In Tho vert pocket no
sssi. isfsush shah u,s pick pierced ls.sning
tbs sffsst making a comparatively slight svnh1,
sh.ah Dtsstsi.~ ~eald probably have bees 10
tal Waters sas arrested ssi committed 70
lan.
.lsaa te.,eraay morning. bH, Mr. Usssi not
/ i,s,ny .Lis 10 be ,.,t sssi. the ss.@ was poet
ps,lsd sHtii today
pa4,sagp ~His gtsuiso.-. 4 yvsng mss.
| o,,oed tahp nfasly, ss.d H. ysafs. ws~ dtgwao5
| 4. the river, bstsesn The man sbgfs aud Hsf
| sts, t.issa, - S8odst aftstaa,oh. bslng sss,sa
.i,b sfstab. slide s~in,miog. on" Of his eSts
pssioss n@ds ss effort y, ir.e's AMI rsais
! nesffy 10y df6rheJ By the ffssiir struggles
| N brady Unable ~ bsing b,n into ,hsijss
I a.,ef. Il. e0Hpsh,pb Va. f,'esd 10 Tree him
1 .sH AMI s~an sbsr, wh1s Bssdy found .
ws,sfy gfsss The Jessassd v. rssssisht Of
I West ~ pau.
IIo.p y, 90 EAST Ia a late number Of the
S.s YsfG T,,b.ss, W. ssf q statspsfd ~ fsrs
1 .ad asafs., .ho.lss the msst sspetfsisss rests
..d A. .or,s n our e.t,sBs niar wish %
learn tie qaekss rosie east. ~ siss The state.
,ssm bets
Isg "'slsis" nis 'osss. Tfa,si 10 nos be
Z ,as p.tiyfms5 he, seen ~ rsai. xinpsssta'
snJ ssv York, 10 20 hssrs New 10sk mss.
chss, ish H. Paul on Mssiay ssesisx q $ D. y.
/ 81 the y.lh Inst. Wy lbs steamer hlwsakse. ~
nred s.Prsiris q, Chen 90 Tuesday 81 "A p. ~.
toss the esfs ~ the Mis4sssipvi end nbvakss
1 Had o. I, fss b,.ars. va Madam and Jasss
vi. AID ,hs POND du Lac Road and arrived .,
fhiexga On Wednesday 81 8 .. ~. teft Chesss
., 7ls a.. Esi srfissd 81 New York vie The
-aaiss,h Michigan Lake -h~s and Ef.s Rosd
on Tbs'.asy s,essns, 81 lot, . M. asksss Va
v l.oie lysfasy IN ~ hours. is.ladlaa ave hour
n as,su,,on. ne disssacs I. sheat ]. 100 niiss
usrr.sd 10 20 hssrs or sbyst ~ siiss rsl
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fcwisu markets. The elegant rcw II rs,.
,lcnN~ fronting Oh North River. in liob>
ken, witnessed, YESTERDAY the brutal man'er
Of youay man Of tine talents and Nlaca'
ton Nv u hot btcaied Cahan, who consider
ed hia,salf nsalti by the brother m his
,ic,is,, the principal Of a schc"l in Hobo
ken. who had Dismissed the ,'ai@n Tor car
rying loaded tirc arms. The uamher II
veang Cahan who c,nr n New York
schools i,s education is very large, ami they
ar nc,oricusly tbry and lu'rae,ahle at.
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In The speeches d Their t~p grra, lilaet
i.sls.bl,csa ,s,p guie diHsrtss y, msnifs,
s,d glaring occu that w. ibnggla i aisis
aide To place tis'm 10 parallel columns. ~ a.
/" ,pai,lc tie I.'ppe 10 hsarv II ou, sDi
,.n ~ ~t,3.l, .. tbo ,fne l;ack it1n,bIiosn.
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