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Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-01-23
EoRzEy ana s,Asg&aox.

s9bs ~ Absnass'.N
.e and despiso the character q 7 ao-
spey. No public man io Pennsslsa-
ever had more devoted personal
ard more qioieus, eHfeieetlre' 7 y
enemies than liis successful opponent
eaucroa. No man bas ever been sub
70 erestar measure of abuse. liz
LIES bago ha!ted a no cailaio5. ne mat
aow unworthy, 70 use against him =
haFe FaAea tas Parlleas q =. 'ties
l Biliagsgate, n oidef e ae&Ffsss u y
lag pifrase the nia'gnity wtlet Fansied
7ilhin them, sHl they have not hesitaied e
anetrate to lis hearilstoae, and Fa.tonly
iasult The females Of tis taRi'ly Goase-
4aen'ly no msp in the siaie has been 50
adly understood. But with ends9ated
aprage be has borne II against al4 i!ia'
saaliee has invented, and ttapt9i.y beeo
.augbt to mouth agsiass hin.
lbe persoDal Qualities II the man wAo
ss jest lrinmpded 50 sisaally, 50 complete
over such an array Of eaealies, eaa GER
a;uly be q no laeaa or5er. Ills advocates
Rave always spoken With varioiI q bis
-aaly independence Of character, It his m
sasrg;ae fidelity Is lis fri4ods, AMI Of ihs
uaorn courtesy al bis deaeaner2 They
ave recorded nrmeroas instances Of his
s3ness Is persons in distress, and Q. his
ses Of uuobmusive but substeatisl liberal-
5,y. Ills private character IS without $
a.s;aisb. No nan has ever yet spoken Of a
single act Of jajastiee cenulttad by Siaon
2il4crso. Not tbe slightest proof has ge,
osea proiaee1 b his caemies to sabsiapti.
ata any Of The auaieroas charges made
against hitn. iiiey were pers vague cal
anlnies engoaaeTed q tae nozioas meats ot
fcliticstl contests, and aeqaired importance
7n.y BY beng ba3die4a2aas From oae par-
ti1sa newspaper te another. Ties we're nt-
sFirea aiepe by ;be fear a4d haze Of Ais ee-
eflics. Two years 20, wien he detained
sho saoe'Is gehinaiioo Of the Amellears for
Uuited States scaator, falnofs agalest hiia
decame 50 impertunaie. and 90 ilaeb eanh
deuoe vas p!acel il 'bem that committee
Of investigation vas denaaeed % inquire
into 'bajr truth: aad the Cg1iaiitee, avcst.
ed wi'h full power t. s~n3 fee persons and
papers Tiaiisafed Ten. eaneFoa from eye
~ charge iast li4 besa brought against
hlm. lie aid NOT SHRINK tfo:a tne ia9elfg'
but aiiofJed tae e9'phatiee every iaeility 20
iRauife ato l;s conduct, a8a be eAre oct
u the conflict triumph iag over the malice
ri his enemies, and ehdelrnsg hnrsal more
thaa ever g bis friends. Since taa' ''@e
lis csrees is weil 1ao@n. lis opposition e
Encbanea was deeply fe;t ly Tie Deuocre-
cy ot sAis Slass ie The late eaaPaiso
Within the last :vo years his eaaraeteF b.,
been better understood, aud opposition ta4
leea 70 . great ez'eat d'saf"ed .fAa iio-
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present disgraeeful course, II relation 'o
I Gen- Cameron, ws'at ha safd N regard %
that gentleman faw years AGO, "iaat the
kind Of warfare made against Cameron, N
some quarsess, il disafecstai, and caleula-
ted 10 5sn.tt asher tban in5are Lin.
TILE hLfSltJN W eils eAnhne'A
ka{ling a4n exceed he furious fnalaa.e-
.iops ii 81 I,oeo.oeoaom over lie defeat or
,To!,a II Forpeg. TIE Gazette is "a
,,fjao lfosSy. and deals n dark Au.> IA re-
cara foi,, taitiless REPRESENTATIVE, Saiish
ef faab,ja qAo Psaasglganiap attempts
% reliaye i.se.s s. 6f;ng of some senssles.
i.,s.af ,sa be,,i. 81 the ,arse sao,! el,
Ba,,.I psaeee,is Who go,ed gor 6enersi
,oe,o, ,,,d talk. ai.oa, fteir bsIaa siacs
MA sgges.,s ia. he .ar;.latrr, cll.nae
,lei, na,nes The ,ne,,,aeatjoe I'M. Inks
ue,eg sa.. s,gnid a,ls,apts q be o!sasant
r.,...n 90 -; -. ~ ,o,e4 s,
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-01-23
AMERICAN REpUBLiCAN YICT0-
RfES

Tie American Rcpablioans Of Pittsburg.
at their snaaieipsi cleetio,, fesg days ago,
elected their Mayor and other osiccrs by
large nlsjoFifies. In Aliegheuy city, on the
sa,n6 day. .hc American Repphiia4n oidsers
aaea afssea tn Birmingham ihe game
oafte c4ried everything before ,heui.
EFergfaiug aasars wsr for chr success
acxt fail
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-01-23

Tar IIon J.ncs i q ss.seii. ut eie.fed
q. 5. Seaainf f,.nra Missouv., il AID nE the
New iork T-Ibgneto ba enc of tho aAiest
ana hfiilisns III tAe Z 4Aari bsRoas" Of
Mls4aaFi, AL lhnraashA il sympathy With
TIE Bar-as EnESEs.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-01-23

~ So9rGsgT eouaty, The new a ,priss
sill If Daniel LESLEY, Esq. Of Is.eimer
township, wss er'iseiy consnr,el by hre on
wednesday sfeaing O las, week, with a
large aa@unt eF grAia IN the mil belonging
70 easfoesess. Mr. l.aale5, we balIese, was
insured ia the Sau,erses County Aatasl.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-20
NEWSPAPERS.
" HARPER'5 WEEKLY.
Number sight ready this dag.
COHfKnrA

Number so. rs.eJ Ai' dag
The kvdence ia The Burdeu Case
raa S.aSsn Blds D'i fsss he i-pTos
ShsA saT.. sprDs saa rhsa The Bloody Sheet
Bow Ie S PSsh We % portraits q Henry Jen
iasr aay es sss ~ ard las New Books
STATE Iss..isrss sSs fsscrs. cs
Ss s S ~ S.,S
erot bobia Dosbesry Lingus Seeing he Elephant in
bsa ass
the % nh sosSss asss
pessnce Of Mrs Gardner Child said 70 be Muir Tered by
he, Sss $ "a s;Sss
Ss s Sc
the River The Break st eincinn Man Ow ned by his
in San FrsnssSo The tsrhauaSe at the sOuth Loss Of Life
Torssn Sss.SE.ssns George Washington English
Tse feS ArcsSsS.p Of The Persian
mp.s s%s 1Ious RUSSIAN aSs seSasoeo
up; Paupers sod at auction in sweden Italy 1he Emperor
ff es5s Ta,' 1%sa
6s"TcS ouzSo; Psass Of Nance Sspsc Cuzco; ohnrch
CuzcO; islay General yivoncos Hesdqusers Indians at
s9sss
u .nS c and
nary Voyage Y Plurlbus Unum.
w.sss q Jerusae% Catholic tnlvsTstes Europe CHM
ni Notes s Arts s cns Solution
of Quart; New Transatlantic Telegraph
..Agicutura Iems-The Chinese sugar Cane; On Making
Buiter Farm hats IN Pennsylvania
Bonbcns hom Paris
The Dead aecret-A thrilling and powerful tale by Wie
Collins from "Dckenss Houssold Words" Chapter 1h-
The bride and Bridegroom
The Little Maid Lost Long Ago.
The Defaultng Teller
Things Wise and Otherwise
Financial and Commercial
Weekly Market summary
Comicaues b. other Jonaihans New Baby
Chnaman Trouble The spanish American Difficulty
A Man OF Some Uonseq pepce
Persous living In the cities Of New York Brooklyn and
wishing "bArpers Weekly supplied oil their houses will
please send hey residence the office Of pub
location. The ca-s Who deliver the paper will collect
''' - HaRPEE 4 BROfHxRs Franklin square NY
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NEW ssUBILCA rIONs.



Ii sz % sc Pearl street. CrrsDkAn .suar publish tAi.
csys-
THE CAPTURE wAsmsorox.
he svssss hiss orseedes srd foSosed < rs WI
s s VA. sfY s fmc cA nnIn 0'um'' Brigade
q the manner which interesting an m.ortan.
kspss sf is' ss 9 g s ..s S
presented 70 The s1Ss =; s%Ss .d 's.sory
As nysson and Capture os wSch you were 90
ably we'll ~1iueo presents and a,esble
nsrsye Of the incident. Of The short and @ can
the CONSTITUTES sad chapter In our snnAs pot one
Of every american statesman Apsr from ia merits as l.
,eIsy Performance may claim the higher Of
Of The country which viii become ess memorable for the
teschss. independent value in this point of view viii
he four arsc i've from the excellence of it's style III few
ri an hey have spSsy through so book,
have s 1 neeo m ee pres which better reward the
JOHN r. KENNKDY.
Elements Plane and Solid Geometry together with the Ele
on Inverse Trgonomeuca Functions. BY Gerardas Beek
mercisl Arithmetic and the institutes Of Algebra" /,
oo6oensed and admirable work containing in few pages
and old spa
Use omit Cd much that vaiuabls and new added and
cult passages co,pderah eased the teacher will hs his
RI wor S's VIII lead
a. e. Id sfT "a. si s!sss g
pay. lac United sses Aso I,s,U 10 mo- %Ss1 81 Is
nl holme Lee g ~ mo-; muslin 75c;
EUErrpfs The OF Surpidss Literally Translated
or Revised with CRITICAL ard snatoy Notes BY Thee
tom IA Professor Of Csemsry and Natural History 1 in
Mhdlebnry College. With maps and iiuitrAsions. svo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-20

CAUTION: $500 REwARD;-rHx PUBLIC ARE FUR
~ cautioned against purchasing tbs following
ton bonds Of e Illinois Central Railroad q The depouna
ofNoc esch.Eca 80 "a Is ts $50 20, 5a 500
stolen from Cce The public are also osutored
against purchasing any bonds OF The above Denomination the
numbers ghch have been altered The above
WIN be paid for e arrest snd convcon o. party Offering
,e sar<e sae The Judd Linseed and Sperm on Gem
psny. ALkAArDha KNIGHT, Prshdsnk
EM.v wuSlAxsos. secyvSry.
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DRNTlwYRY.

DRNkx1Hh1s
A RTIyTCIAT. TEErB.-M LEvET1 NEW AND IN.
"A proved sfmoepherc pressure Plates for artificial
remarkable for their Increased adhesion power o.
nascsonlphnitely the ordinary suction plates
well adapted the continuous desired Toosr
wearing requiring Artificial teeth vii much 10 thsr
eraine s before ess.g.
ing esevbers Teeth removed By Branch patent benumb
ing and useful OF the dAy
n. LEyEr1, dentist, uwsverley place, Broadway;
established 1885.
OENTTsTRy-DR r. a. DURKIN. CANAL srRyxr
~ vAxck, old No lT5 new <SD attention 10
Daily Operations with tbe
and harmless benumbns Agent, preventing all pain
Prices EoderAts
I HAVE DIaC0vERrD NEW PROCESS OF nv.
numbng gums heserirAren which cat he
used cases without The slightest psn nos ali similar
Ia The reszinr which in few caaes
ard ones gives pain than the extracon OF
This process pfacused by only rooms 70, Fulton
street Brootlyp. DR.. N. II. GRIFFIN, Dentist
DERsors WISHING BEAUTIFUL AND USEFUL
Of teeth viii save 80 pw cent By calling DR. NAPO-
LEON PRkTERRE dentist They inserted from one N
full with without errscng the Teeth extract
ed without pain Toothache cured AIS Broadway
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FURNITURE.


LNlMElLRD CHAMBER SUITS or FURNITURE, IN
~ all coora ard STYLES,
Wholesale ar retail, prces from W aad upwards,
WARREN WARD 15 Canal street Told No. 49,
Fonr doors east q Brcadwa,, Rev York
IhPoRTANT 10 IrvAfIns--TO BE SOLD Az INDIA
rubber bed; length 6sa feet only used for few
wcekS rood 10 be at lb9 broadway, GOOD
thARs rubber emporium
DARLoR FUBNrTuRE -FoR SALE, A SET OF Elf.
rosewood rari0r furniture. Deary consisting
Of rspe pieces $50 Will be sold cheap Cor cash Ad
dIsu W, y, n, Herald onlee,
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WINES AND LoUOWa.
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF BRANDfEs WINES
n Jarpsca rum, gina scotch Irish. Monongshela and
Rrrhrn vhiekeJ. Scotch London and Dublin porter
fine boed phsde phs ale and porter suitable for family
use for rae Al On DfRHILL AMsTrERsONS, 40 Broome
street corner o. Crosby near ~ osdwsy.
lGFSsrFGFRs LONDON CORDIAL GlN-rOw
M lardng American Cnngrees, fror London For sale
bv the purcrssrr In bond IN cssesf store By r.
kEssxNeER a CO. 50 Fulton street
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AlLLINERY.-MRS. RArLINgs 6. OLD CANAL
M street + ready 10 show to Southern and Western
merchants spring and summer pattern bonnets the latest Pa
risian modes
LlowFRs MAGNIFICENT FOR RETAIL TRADE
Pavilion de ora offers attractions of ordinary charac
ter. Buds wreaihs ne usual abundant nj Bl Broadway
JAMES TUCKER, Proprietor.
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THE MILITARY.
+ W. WALLACE MUSRETgERs.-AT A NETTING or
above company held a. Wxlack's theatre Jan. II,

T W. WALLACE MUSRETgERs-AT A NETTING or
e. above company held Wzllack's theatre Jan
1851 the iOllowBa resolutions unanimously adoped
Resolved THAI To j. W waliok, ksq. return
ner which extended Company
their drs organization and aso for his spleotd recepaoo
OF the company OF parsde him that tho
feel deeply obligated To him past fsvors and
cerely hope that next parade his health Will permit ha
TO honor US with his presence
Resolved That also return sincere thanks 10 thoss
ladies' and gentlemen who presented with several vsluss he
prizes for first parade assuring them that their Kindness
shall never be forgotten by the meubers OF this company
kesoyed That return most heartfelt thanks 10 mana
stnar Tor the use OF the sge for our meetings
and drills
Resolved That also return thanks to these
who honored their and who acted
judges that for the honor able and impsra
In which they measured the target To the full saAs
ton OF the company.
Resolved hat deeply obligated Captain J.
Bessop the for the kind whoa b
rendered the Of his dr the aA
and parade and beg 20 assure him that his kindness
will remain fresh in the memory Of this npany.
Harlem beg heartfelt thanks for the och
and splendid dinner he served hat day and do hereby
recommend all target companies the Colonel VISIT
hesolvcd That erel, ihsuk the proprie ct tie
Second Avenue Rtiroad Company for tia splendo
da,Ons nsbed by them 10 this company. the
manly denortnent 10 tbe rnemhers Of the company.
Pesoiyed lastly though not That return thanks
to the members Of Sheltons American BraS hand for thsr
vsrable kindness ne and foe the Ant music
discoursed by them on that dav.
Resolved that these resolutions be published in the New
York Herald. DAVID GRAHAM, CAPTAIN
First Lieu. Jsmes 7. Decker. sergeant nenam Harris
SecOTd james 1lmony - Abraham Main.
Third Lawieucs kirloa.
4. kANMOSD ITossCrcr WV. PHYrE, Secretary.
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Fae Condition az tire Grave OF .Jefytrs,..

The Condition az the Grave of .Jefy>rsss.
The Southern Argus. published at Norfolk, Va.
makes strong appeal TO the patriotism of tie
country In late article in which it gives dsscriD-
ton OF the deplorabe condition of Monticello the
grave OF the greatest and most ustrious statesman
the country has ever produced IL il most dtscredi
liable 70 tbe American people That such revered aud
consecrsted spots ~ Mount Vernon and Monticello
should be so neglected and abandoned. The South
e7T argus s8ys:--
But there is another object of much interest near
Charlottesville which merits particular notice Mon
tcello, the residence of Mr.. Jefferson. has unique
beauties, If it had not been his resi-
dence, it would still be a spot for the
traveller to visit who is fond of behoiding
scenery which the pencil of a mortal caauot
copy. We will not undertake q description of it,
but will advise all to see it, Our object is to call
public attention to its present dilapdated condition
and we feel authorized to do 30. although IL has
passed away from the family of Mr. Jefferson iuto
the possession OF one who is q stranger among as.
While slowly winding up the steep assent, along
the circuitOus carriage way on the edge Of the
mountain, when nearly on its summit old brick
wal, in the grove near the road attracts the notice
or the traveller, and, upon inquiry, the carriage
driver will tell him that IL il the grave of Jefferson.
A short walk conducts him to that ha'lowed spot.
HallOwed IN name, desecrate1 ia deed The small in
closure is filled with rank, n0xl0us weeds. the 81 abs
which cover tho graves of the members OF the family
broken and suewed around, tie shaft above the
remains OF the sage himself hacked and hewn. and
the tablet that told who slept beneath torn from its
niche and borne far far away. All this in the very
presence OF the thousands Of gallant youths
drinking at the fountain that sage supplied lew
drains lees, few segars less, would enable them to
hoard fund that would build anew the wall around
this sacred spot and adorn the grave Of their bene
factor of their country beoea tor of the immortal
author OF the Declaration Of Independence (et i'm
beetles doubt that y with monument worthy of his
fame and illustrative of their patriotism. We leave
this work in their hands, and feel sure they only
need its suggestion to accomplish it. A short drive
from the graveyard brings the traveller to Mont.
cello, the resort Of the bright and beautiful,
the wise and the great of our land hospitality then
its only sgnb0ard perfect its chief ornament.
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UnK NEW yoaK ALMANAC
Il AND wEAIlIER BOOK

Price ~ cents twelyes, Kit edges ~ cents.
This w smah space II very very useful almanac he
Tells much briefly Mr. Merriam, the weather
OF ookyn begh has been the clerk OF the wesihsr part
- New YORK Express.
The information All miscesne topics afforded by this
ama excellent and TIA and size models
OF hoi iyerng Post
Mr. Nsrinn II evidently perfect gormandyer or facts
Show bun % crooked stump la OheiJnohoe be
Will refer you ~ 10 OmpJm penons veil forest
He knows fact spparruv, worth 0wng, and
fer "a made at tho time OF observing Acc-
c6is caupheue gunpow der sda lightning hs keeps
record ~ hs labor line, among
boussrd other things equally erroua and elsewhere
Fed, be found this lie vure kuilalO
hose who ksh know al about the weather be sf
Ged be ttudy Of curious calculation should -ch
hcriams almanac II Of the BEST IN ugs KIND
ever sud -fCwuk Mercury
II the pocket slmzns; have seen and the che
est.-New York Dispatch
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LYNCH Law ~ VrRsINIA.-THE SLAVE EXCITE
MINT During The late Christmas holidays, infor.
nation having been received in Scottsville that
BENJAMIN Hunt q citizen of this county, residing
near that village, had been using language tending
10 encourage insurrcctionafy movements among the
slave population, deputaton Of several citizens re
paired TO his residence 10 arrest him. On being
brought 10 the village the charges against him were
subjected 10 q rigid investigation, AID during the
examination the loving facts incon'estibly
proved:-One witness testified that he had heard
HINT say that the white man mad no more right of
ownership in the negro than the negro had In the
white man. and IL it came 10 the test he would
sooner fight for the negroes than che white people.
Another witness testified that he had heard him say
that be would have reoiced in the election OF FIRE.
mont. as In that event the negroes would have been
freed; and that in case Of coils on between the
whites and blacks he would take the side opposed TO
the white people: whereupon the indignant populace
seized and compelled him 10 be ridden upon rail,
horne by several stout negro through the streets
When they had parsded him through the streets 70
their bearts' coutent, they ordered 10 take HIM
TO mere retired part Of the village and administer an
application Of tar and feathers whic, they did with
equal satisfaction and delight. When thus was d'ne
he ordered to leave the county within ten days,
and setk his fortunes where the institutions were
better adapted 10 his sntislavery feelings
Charlottesville (Ia) Jefersorton.
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them vhen it can in any way add to their beauty or
elesance. They are very extravaganza. and think
nothing Of giving from three 20 four hundred dol
lars for dress or shawl, and all other parts Of
most luxurious hair, which young girls wear in tlick
tressts down their backs OF surprising length; the
married ladies always have French hard rssers to
arrange 1t for them. They are very amiable, but
few are accomplished. Now they are beginning TO
be more so, thanks to their intercourse wi IA Flu
ropeans Their favorite amusement is dancing, but
they are also very fond of music
The gentlemen are very much given to gambling,
which though strictly prob bited is secretly carried
on to fearful extent, especially in the higher cir
ces. think l have already encroached too long
upon the time and patience Of your readers; / will
therefore conclude, and hope that those who read
offered them by emigratipg to 30 rich and beautiful
a country,
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ANOTHER HoMFsIoK SuIcmE.-Mrs. Sarah Bent
mitted suicide Yesterday forenoon by hanging her.
self TO a bedst I'D. Deceased was native OF Eng.
land, and Of pectable family. The cause assigned
TOR the rash act Is the deep dependency under
her separation from friends and home scenes across
the water 10 which she has pined 10 return. She
has threatened 10 make away with herself, and
yesterday was found felesa a. above. The appear
snces we're that she had been dead some hours
Chicago Prss Jon s.
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Inc American ana Foreign Bible Society,
The stated monthly meeting of the Board of Mana
gers held in the Bible House, l5 and III Mass ,u
street, on Thursday, the sth, the Rev. DIR. WEIGH
presiding. After action upon the various monthly
reports of the standing committees the Secretary
read letter from Rev. DR.. Fuller, of Baltimore, say
ing that the box of one thousand Bibles and Tesla
ments furnished him for the colored population Of
that city, were all put in circulation and had been
eagerly sought for and thankfully received. DR..
Fuller socits another thousand for the same class
Of persons. The grant was made.
The application, month since, of the Indian
Rev. James n Cusick, for aid to procure a revision
of the New Testament in the Mohawk tongue, for
the "Six Nations" and to publish an edition of the
same, was taken from the table; whereupon it was
voted that the aid necessary be furnished whenever
q suitable person, in the estimation of the Commit
tee on Publication, could be found to revise the
work and superintend its printing.
The Secretary presented a summary of the col
portage work Of the Society for the year ending
Nov. lst which gave the following results :-l22,-
478 visits from house to house, for Bible readings
and prayer 1852 of these visits had been in house
had been induced to attend church, 1858 of the
young had been brought into Sabbath schools
1858 sermons had been preached and public ad-
dresses given; 400 prayer meetings and sessions Of
SaDDath scnoO nad been held LAG visits 70 vessels
and for seamen had been made; COG persons had
been hopefully converted, and 424 baptised.
The report of the treasurer, for the month of
December, showed an increase in the receipts of
about two thousand dollars those of that month
of the previous year, but the treasury being yet con-
sideraby overdrawn, the Board was compelled to
defer still the appointment of forty eight colporters
whose application had been duly laid before the
committee.
Rev. A. Austin received appointment to solicit
funds within the limits of the Grand River AssOcia-
ton South, in Canada West, for the societys col.
portage in that locality.
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THE LADIES' LIQUOR LAw.-The ladies' of Nor
gant0wn, Indiana, q few days ago cleaned out a
doggery, kept in that place by man named Wor-
shiDg. They proceeded to the house. ten in num-
Der, and deliberately turned the liquor out to find its
own level. They then offered worshing pay for his
liquor, provided he would not bring any more to the
place. and told him if he did they would serve in
the same manner.
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a.sgs1tt A'rUEss.

JACBIN AND RAEZ or A KEY TO TUE DOOR OF
81 Fteenssobry -frcs 81 70 Also Ayns Rtual OF Free
nasnrfy So ,upper stair nuiders 81: and Plato
soul 81 by ting the books VIII BE- ~
Of the country Address william uowa1s iIs fu!
ton street.
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Weekly Report or Deaths,
In the city and county o; New YORK. from the Sd day Of
January, to the 10Th day Of January, 1867.
Mem, 10; women 66; boys, $50; girls i2S-Total, 425
Adults lao; children, 2so males, 1885, females 1907
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