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a, no. Cambridge street, near Revere House. Boston,
asss established for specially treating and curing all
diseases Of the Throat Heart Lungs Throat and Respira-
9Fy organs by the inhalation or Breathing of Warm or
ood Medicated Vapors, would most respectfully announce
70 tne olzens OF HeEburyp0rt and vicinity and his
merous patients lghout New England that he has
returned to bis ofi;e in Boston; ExoLUsvRLY FOR CT
aGs Practice where he may h consulted daily, person
iFHp pm, -, D ~ - - p N, fee'
pr sroad6ent the eminent Psychologist private medi-
ca Treatise on the Early Decay American Youth Sem
na weakness, and ether diseases Of the sexual organs
~ 9oth male and female is for general distribution,
and may be had BY calling at his Office or it will be
aled IN sealed envelope any part thecoantry free
Of charge, on receipt OF two letter stamps postage
TO THE LADIES' Ladies troubled with Irregularities
weaknesses and other complaints peculiar to the female
system, will find a speedy by calling as Adobe.
dec29 d&wtf
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EINU RNITURE AT AUCTION.-Fhe under
n dersigned, assignee OF the estate Of WILLIAM
II. ANDREWS, Of Spencer iDsoivept debtor offers for
sale, the sioux Of furniture the fixtures; and the lumber
pants &c. belonging TO said estate The salesrooms
aud work shop pleasantly located in the centre viii
lage of Spencer an be rented fair rate if de-
sired The assortment OF furniture on hand is full
and OF moder2 styles The above presents favorable
opportunity any DESTROYS Of engaging ia the bust
ness as the property be sold the concern
1t will be sold cheap, and time given il desired.
Ii not otherwise sold before Saturday, April third then
on that day, at O'Clock shall offer the same at
public auction, in lots to suit buyers In TIE meantime
any one wanting to buy any of said reta can
do 50, by calling on VIM. T. Harlov, Esq, Hiram P.
Dunton, on the premises, who will also give further in
formation All persons indebted to said estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment to said VIM. 7.
Harlow LUTHER HILL
10 dawtf
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KgNNEDYs DISCOVERY AND SALT RHEUM
OF Mn ENT. FOR SALE BY JOHN Q HILL, APoTH-
EOARY, MECHANICS HALL BUILDING
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Batter and Cheese, Of the Hrst qaality just "a
ceiged aud for sale by DRAPER 4 CLARK.
NIL du
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WOODS HAIR REsr0RA FIVE, FOR SALE BY
JOHN Q HILL, AP0THEOARY, MECHANICS HALL
RIIILDING.
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AUCTIONS.


NJOOf.EN MILL PROPERTY At
Az 5TION.-Will be sold at Pablic Auction. an
On tne premises on WEDNESDAY, the 3lst day Of
March NIX, at Of the clock in the afternoon the
well khoEn Hooen Mill, with the Counting room and
warehouse eonneced herewith, situated in the Village
o. Leeds NORTHAMPTON, Mass together with the Water
Power, and all the hxed and movable Machinery Connect
ed with the same consisting OF six sets Of cards thirteen
spinning jacks, eight q them nearly newt ATTY broad
looms picker duster steam boiler with pipes for warm
ing the N ana also for esrding aud Spinning and ali
sue suosiduary machinery complete and 10 good running
tt9er iar Manufacturing Broadcoth, Cassimeres Doe
SENS Sc the mill having been closed only few weeks
Inc aooFe property Is mortgaged to the Hadey Fails
bahs and IS to be cold under the order Of the Court OF
Tor Hampshire Counys that an unqusstior-
able title will secured to the purchaser The nroe,t
VIII pc sold without reserve 70 the highest bidder for
cashi but an arrangement may be made for loan on the
property Tor part Of the purchase and any other psr
icuiars obtained application 70 either on TIE nbscb
sr'' O w. RANLET, Cashier Holyoke
LEWIS GOODMAN. Assignee, WiliSmsburgh.
GEO LEWIS, Assignee, Boston.
RS deW&S5w
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A SSIGNEE's SAI.E.-The UNDERSIGNED, As
IA signee Of the estate Of L. MOORE 4 co In-
solvent Debtors offers for sale the stock Goods formerly
owned by said L. D. Moore Co, 10 Spencer consisting
OF such variety of goods usually found in eoun-
try store The stock is in good condition. and will be
sold at sacrifice cash. or on reasonable credit The
store is an old and well known stand in the most
hourishing toWnsin Worcester County can be bought
or hired at low rate. complete set CT fixtures will be
sod with the stock If appears to purchase said
stock and fixtures before Thursday the twenty h day
OF March next then that day. at nine O'Clock 10 the
forenoon shall Commence the sale of said stock and
fixtures by public auction, and continue the sale until
the whole is disposed Of
And on the same day. at O'Clock p m. 1 shall offer
for sale at auction to the highest bidder, all the right
title or interest, d. Moore had, the fifteenth day
OF October last in unto the sail store, and the land
wherein stands, and all other real in which the
SAID Moore hos any interest whatever. For further in
formation ask the subscriber, wight Hyde Esq on
the premises LUTHER HILL
fIo dawtf
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HATHAWAY will make for the public Single 0lasl
Pictures (clled Improved Ambrol ypes) far 20 cents.
M The Ouiy Improved dmbrotgpe, known % Gut
ineis Patent, forT6 cents, 81 90 and upwards.
4 e27 du Opposite Clarka Block
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Nlra. \. Good i'm. an experienced and succean
ful niiife hoaa herself In readiness, day and uighk.
10 attend 20 the duties Of her profeuaon headense16
Austin street eu oetzA
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FRANCIS 4. MIsNER,
Teacher Of LanKu ages, brinley Hail.
oil dn
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Armada Celebrates and Vital Fluid. -Fo
sale, wholesale ard retail, ~ ,.
10. HILL, Druggist aud Apolhechry,
my4 dtf Mechanics Hall Block,
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NNHITE IRON STONE WARE-of "a
w wardSa manufacture, every piece Of which 10 war
tainted not TO crack In the glazing Osl and look att
FIRTH h NICHOLS,
ltI Known A. With
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DIED.
In Fitchburg, Feb 49, Joseph Parker, aged 81.
In Sutton mrs Abigail Russell, widow of the late
D lrius Russell, aged 81 years and months.
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HARRISON o. CLARK,
r E a L ESTATE BRO KER
American House Block, corner of Main and Foster
a9 Streets, Worcester, Mass. d&wtf
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6NOUND-Between the Central Exchange and Fos-
- Ter street small sum Of money, which the owner
have by calling the undersigned az NO. Park
stre L. proving property and paying charges.
f0a d9tt WILLIAM II. BLANCHARD.
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PROTECTIVE sTORE.-aoods bought for
d Cash and sold for cash, at

n Cash and sold TOT Cash. ~
b II Il w Il r. s..
1884 Main street, Psine's Block, where you can buy the
best quality of W. l. Goods and Groceries, at low
prices as can be had in Worcester County.
just received, aprme assortment, bought since the
decline In among which is prime lot Of New York
Batter Cheese Lard Sugar, Moasses, syrups OIL Fluid,
Mats Brooma, Pals, poashes, &c. Gail and examine
goods aud prices DIT TIA
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o. r. II A r. RIs,
d H N II I S II,
15S main street, opposite the Mechanics Hall
jy1 Building. d&wti
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Or. MARSHALL CURES oATARRH.
DR.. MARsHALL CURES SORE THROAT
DR.. MARSHALL CURES COUGHS
DR.. MARSHALL CURES ASTHMA
DR.. MARSHALL CURES BRONCHITIS.
DR.. MARSHALL CURES HEART DIsEAsR.
DR.. MARSHALL CURES LIVER COMPLAINT.
DR.. MARSHALL CURES DYSPEPSIA.
DR.. MARSHALL CURES HUMoRs.
DR.. MARSHALL CURES soRoFULA.
DR.. MARSHALL CURES CONSUMPTION
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+ o pIt VIII pTtsCIIUt IUr ulEeasts.
She will receive calls from a. to IL M, from 2 to
p. M, and from to in the evening. at No. 12I Main
Street, up stairs James Green Co.'s Drug Store
Worcester, Mass. ia2S aft
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SMALL, 4 COGsW ELL,
C o U N S E L o RS Il T L Il W
Michigan street, ......... milwaukee, Wisconsin.
SIMEON N. sMALLs B. D. OoGswRLL.
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the other part.'' If this were true, it might
afford reason, if motives of policy could be
permitted to control me in this matter, for
declining TO call session. until more credit
able state OF feeling could govern their action.
On the contrary, l am too well convinced of
the validity of the claim and of the continued
Willingness Of the people of this State, and
their scntatvcs, to pay it, in the way,
and at the times, which the people of that
portion of the State interested, may determine
to be best for their interests. to permit my self
TO suppose that any injury can result bcforc
they may have an opportunity to declare their
wishes.
Holding these views of my duty under the
power to convene the General Assembly only
upon extraordinary occasions, that no such
emergency exists at prc:e 1t, and satisfied that
neither the welfare of the State, nor the par
ticultr interests in whose behalf the applca-
ton is made, demand their re assembling,
must respectfully decline to call them together
as You request. TilOS. II. HICKS.
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5rlcft tflistcllonD.

a PEOPLE WITHOUT TEETH. Dr. Liyings.
ston's Travels in Africa, recently rcpubl ished
from the English edition, by the Harpers. is
one of the most valuable books of modern
times. Among many curious and amusing
things in it, We find an account of strange
d.formty existing in tribe of negroes in the
sun-toastcd country he had been exploring
Every man, woman and child connected with
the tribe arc without font teeth. Inquring
into the cause of this unnatural appearance it
was given him thus:
Once upon time, the chief of the tribes.
like many better men in civilized countries,
was possessed of refractory wife. lie ell
durcd her impudence and ANNOYANCE far
many years, but one day in his passion, be.
coming suddenly aroused, he gave her what
is termed in civilized parlancc, plug in
the mouth with his fist. The blow must
haye been well aimed, for it relieved the
mouth of the proud woman of all its font
teeth. Thus despoiicd Of her most priced
beauty, the sable matron hid herself in
shame, and afterwards became tiactable
and obcdient wife. The warriors Of the tribe
in council assembled. observed the good re.
suits of that one blow Of the chief. and being
troubled generally with disobcdicnt wives,
resolved at once to follow his pugilistc ex-
ample. Each repaired 10 his home. and rest.
cd not contended until their wives were forcl
bly, relieved Of their front teeth. Tie result
Of this general infection, however, was far
from being satisfactory.
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Appointments by the Coyerror.

Coroners for Cecil Couniy.-Abel uo,and- :.
Oliver Mccullough and james L. Shnitz.
Inspectors, Measurers and Marke,, NJ y,,nb,r
Samuel G. Nesbitt John A. Mitchon
Samuel Thompson, Francis Boyd. Richard
M. Brown, David Way, William ]. McCu,.
Tough, James Toulson, Lewis y Tndd
Charles F. Gilmore, Henry Whitlock T.
c. Gerry, John b. Wilson, Daniel Vannnmnn
and E. IL. Earring, Port Deposit John pearc.. !.
Chesapeake City; Nathaniel Shippers. Mi
East; VIM. H. Elder, Eikton Joel Revn myd
Hecknrf 7own; John Craig, Perrvriiie. "a
Inspectors and Cordcrs Of Fire Wool. We
liam Reed, Frenchio,pn John ,Mnrnh .sss
Charles'own George McVey, PerrwiiE as
Principle; William Manly, North East. NJ
No'aries Public.-Samuel Peace and Ron
well Wakcman, Port Deposit. NJ
Commissions Tor the above appointecs havsl
been received, and It is NECESSARY for them
to appear at the Office Of the Clerk of tho
Circuit Court for Cecil county, and YsEs5
subscribe the oath prescribed by the Constr
tuition, on or before the eighth day of Nav,
1858, or they will be deemed to have refused
acceptance OF the Office to which they have
been appointed.
WIN. II. RICKETTS,, Cpk
Circuit Court for Cecil county.
April n, lS5S-3w.
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GREAT BALLOON EXPERIMENTS BY PROBES.
soR WIsE.--Prof. John Wise, of this city
extensively known for his many successful
eronatic voyages and discoveries, left Lam
caster yesterday for Washington city, to
make preparations for series of the most
extensive and interesting balloon experiments
ever witnessed in our country. Mr.. Wise
has been engaged to make these experiments
for the Smithsonian institute, with instru-
ments provided by it for the purpose He
las made arrangements with the City Gas
Company for liberal supply of gas for his
use. One of the experiments will consist of
squadron of balloons in the shape of a balloon
regatta. In another one he will cut losse
from the balloon, when two miles high, (eav-
ing the balloon in charge Of a companion,
and descend with canvass air conductor.
MIR. Wise expects to establish the practi.
cability Of guiding balloons along the lines of
telegraph, and by other means, so as to be
able to steer for and arrive at given point
with as much certainly as ships are made to
navigate the ocean, and carry on commerce
with the world. Lancaster Times.
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EFFECT or TIE SINS HEAr.-Allcn, in his
book entitled " Philosophy Of Nature" sup.
poses that the sun is constantly sending us
pondera bic fluid of which light hca. and
electricity arc various forms, and that work
ing forces arc the result of the motion of THAT
fluid, in the same manner as they result
from the motion Of any other body. Profes.
sor Youmans who recently lcctured in New
York on chemical science took the same gen
eral ground, and presented few happy illus
trations of the hypothesis. When. a few
years ago, the fashion was to hang pendu.
lums from the tops Of the buildings for the
purpose Of proving the rotation of the earth
after Foucault's theory, it was found tia,
said buildings used to rise slowly on the
sunny side from morning until two o'clock in
the afternoon, and to come down in the same
manner until sunset. The Bunker Hill monu.
ment rs higher III the afternoon of sunny
day. The iron tunnel, four bundled feet
long, over the Mcnai, in England, affords an
opportunity of measuring the mechanical
power Of the sur's rays. When heavy
train say four hundred tons, is in it, the de-
Election in the middle is half an inch after
the sun has warned its top flooring few
hours, it is DETECTED upward one and one half
inch.
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EFFECTS OF AN EARTHQUAKE AT SEi-RE-
MARKauLE PHENOMENON. The ship Pacific,
which left New Orleans April 9th, and
arrived at New York, reports that or April
18th, at IS p. NJ. in latitude 81 deg.
longitude 10 deg with sea perfectly smooth
she felt severe shocks Of an earthquake it
commenced with noise like distant thunder
and kept increasing until it sounded like a
heavy cannonade some few miles away. About
the fourth or fifth shock It was so heavy that it
shook the ship all ovcr;aS il she had sti uck the
bottom. causing all the window panes and
glasses to rattle and shake, and it seemed as
if some one was rolling b large empty cask
about the deck. The shocks lasted about
twelve OF fifteen minutes. hut there was one
heavy one. The day had been very sultry, and
the sky had very strange appearance at
sunset. The earthquake or rather the sound
oft, was in north and east direct ion from
the ship. There was no swell after the
shocks, but on the contrary, the sea remain
cd perfectly smooth.
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LovE.-Now abideth these three Faith
by which we see the glores of the eternal
sphere Hope, by which we mount towards
them; and Love, by which.we grasp and in
hcrit them therefore the greatest of these is
Love. Love. amid the graces in this world.
is like a cathedral tower, which begins on
earth. and, at first, is surrounded by the
other parts of The structure. But, at length
rising above buttressed wall. and arch, and
parapct, and pinnacle, it shoots spire like
many foot right into the air. so Oh that
the huge cross on its summit CLOVIS like a
spark in the morning light. and shines like a
star in the evening sky, when the rest of the
pile is enyeloped in darkness. So Love, here
is su rounded by other graces. and divides
the honors with them: but they have felt the
wrap Of night and of darkness when it will
shine luminous, against the sky of eternity.
Becchcr,
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ORIGIN OF TIE PHRASE. The School mas
Ter IS abroad In speech on tho elevation
OF Wellington, mere military chcftain, :"
to the premiership after the death of Canning,
Brougham said. Field Marshal the Duke
of Wellington may take the army-he may
take the navy-he may take the great seal
he may take the mitre. make him pres
ent of them all. Let him come on with his
whole force, sword in hand, against the con.
stitution, and the English people will not only
beat him back. but laugh at his assaults. -
In other times the country may have heard
with d,smay that the soldier was abroad
1t will not be so now. Let the soldier be
abroad if he will he can do nothing in this
age There is another parsonage abroad "a
Parsonage less imposing in the eyes of some,
perhaps insignificant. The Schoolmaster is
abroad ; and trust to lin. armed with his
primer. against the soldier in full military
array"
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How TO TEsr A TEACHER. THE Red
Bluffs Beacon tells the following anecdo. c
illustrative of the popular appreciation of the
sense of propriety in teacher, among the
people TO the West:
90 board Of trustees in the tow nslip bad
the duty of examining school teacher As
there was not member of the board who
could boast the first rudincnts of an English
education, the task they were about to per.
form naturally struck them as one of some
considerable difficulty. After long and per.
picking deliberaton of the matter. one of the
board proposed that they should all light their
pipes, and enter the school-housc smoking. -
IL he stood that, it should he considered ar
evidence Of his unii,ncss. If he resented j,
as an insult, it would prove him all right
The proposa, was adopted with infinite salts
faction, and the board entered the school
house, each with a pipe i'll his mouth, putting
away like locomotive engine. The teacher,
not having the honor of their acquaintance.
and believing them to be drunken rowdies,
instantly ordered them out. They retired
much delighted at tho result of the experiment.
and procured an expert to write certificate
and sign their names to it indorsng the
teacher s qua liflcations in cxtenso."
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APPOINTMENTS
BY THE f
COUNTY COMMISSIONER

VIE County Commissioners OF Vs6
Il county, at meeting held on tile
day OF April, inst, appointed the folio,
persons Judges of the Election 20 be hst 81.
The Fourth Wednesday of Nav, next
the purpose oftaking the sense Of the peSsye
upon the expediency of calling a Convention
to frame New Constitution and Form of
Government for this State, viz:
In the First District.-J ohm Il Mortar Job,
W. Jones, John W. Morgan.
In the Second Dis'rics.-Samuel Thomson.
Lewis I. Roberts, William Lindsay.
In The Third Disirict.-Thomas Miller. Vim.
M. Reed, John A. johnson.
In the Fourth District.-Joscph Millsr~l
Joseph Oliver, Joseph G. Hill.
In the FyM District.-James Crawford
John Yeamans, Joseph S. Wingate,
IN The Sirth Disfrict-Sanuel flames Rohet
N. Hindman, Thomas ]. Gillespie. A'0''"
In The SeUenM Observation-Disclosures Ramsay
Jacob Tome, Robert Montgomery.
In The Eighth District.-John i. P;cbord,
oliver +. killinssworth, Edwin E. Ewina.
-, N The M I'm, District.-Wm. 7. Warbuaton,
Nathan Griffith, Sutton SCARBOROUGH wy
BY Order. j. S. CRAWFORD cl,.
April "a, ls5s-3w. CONS Cecil Co
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PERPETUAL MorroN.-A Western cores.
pondent of hnpers' Maga-ine gets off the fol.
lowing good one:
~ was travelling in Virginia, by stage.
and spending the night alta country tavern.
and was greatly entertained by the talk of
the stage drivers and others sitting around
the bar.room fire in the evening. One old
codger worked off a good thing:
"Whcn was down to the fair good
many years ago, there was a prize offered to
the one who world come the nearest to
making perpetual motion. Well, all sorts of
machines Of all shapes and materials. were
fetched there and shown, and the makers of
them told how long they would run. As
vas walking about among them saw sign
over tcn.-Al who want TO see perpetual
motion and no mistake meet here. SO |
paid the adlnissiun fee and went in. Very
soon very queer little man got on a box
that served for a platform. and addressed the
audience: - Ladies and gentlemen. I'm
going to exhibit to you the most wonderful
invention you have ever seen it, been run
min for full three years, and if nobody stops
it, it'll run forever And here he unrollrd a
aoer. This is Printers Bill and as he
held it up to the gaze Of the people, they adj
United whel her the bill was paid or not, they
had been sold."
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The HAND.--With the hand we demand,
we promise. We call, dismiss. threaten, en-.
treat, supplicate, deny, refuse interrogatc, ad
mire, reckon, confess. repent express fear, ex-
press shame, express doubt, we instruct,
command, unite, encourage swear, testify,
accuse, condemn, acquit, insult, despise. defy,
disdain, fatter, applaud, bless, abuse ndi-
Guile. reconcile, recommend. exalt, regale,
gladden., complain, afflict, discomft, discour.
age, as'onish, exclaim, indicate silence, and
what not; with variety and multiplication
that keep pace with the tongue.
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THE LEvIATHAN TO BE OuTDoNE.-A bigger
ship than the Lcyiathan is already talked Of
IN England. 1t is intended that this new
monster shall carry 5000 tons more than the
Leviathon-is to run faster, and draw less
water. An engineer Of Liverpool named
Glare. proposes TO build ship 900 fee: in
length, 10 feet beam, and only 80 feet from
deck to keel, making her perfectly square
In size she would be 100000
We will not be surprised to hear, ono Of
these days that some engineer proposes to
build bridge across the Atlantic, with hotels,
arranged at convenient distances apart, for
the comfort Of travellers.
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The SUNKEN SHIPS AT SEBAsToPoL'-We
understand ON excellent authority, that the
report that the Sebas:opol company has
proved failure, and that the sunkcn ships
can never be raised is an error. Whatever
the difficulties in removing these distractions
and the difficulties have been greatly ex.
agge,ate d-the Russian government is deter
mined thai they shall tc overcome: and as
it is prepared to rcmunerate the contractors
adequately, whatever the the cost, success is
only question Of time.-PLu. Ledger.
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IMPORTS OF Day GooDs.-The imports Of
foreign goods at New York during the month
of April have been very light. The Journal
Of Commerce says the total is 81 ,257 ,470 less
for April, 1857, S5492,396 less than for
April. 1856, and 1904, 405 less than for April,
1855. The falling off is comparatively great
est in woolens and cottons. Last year large
amount of goods were entered for ware
housing TO benefit by the reduction in the
tariff on the LIST of July.