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been hid ,hst NJ raj, ..,ss - - . - -
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fscscus ara humorous passnrv bos 80 consIisr
aba confusion
don. win a. 81 "a, hr.,s ~ s,s,ss.s N ana
ther Sase
Mr.. Coswn--rass han rSbt up IA me unssd stat~s
supreme Court ans c,.rrnl s,,e 1s,an Al ths tsss
had No occasion H. ead "a - cmhsv hsraars soyse
ope Rtsts ala - n,ne ,s,,rr. fs,,r, 1000 wycrv
reorssnise Il. No gavernus'r a. could b pars Anrsk
wouH ns come down from heNreu " serve M
Chnercfs and no 70 oar rn,seyablo blarLsuard In
rislsiure danrbtsr1 m arrse,reA ~ MIN ,hs, ~
rbill,~ had n,lle 60, al ~ cwn Asngsrr ar
scmevhcre bstwcsr, hsaven and .arth ana - Iate,
mined 70 bring heaven down - Il rather shsn IN tte
earth up. ne human race hsd prcrrsssed' osd Own
rnodore Noah was An honsss nan md vsns,ecnan but
cntrcy too much addicted 10 Daoor vet IL VA ths hes
stock the Almsby had 70 bverd nom me 6rsss ~nne
the old char sot ster the 6.lure H. TON horn IN
m uch and how d,d his children behave towsydx hsms
a. evident they had not bean 70 sunday acool kc I'm
yourg ntsrrogaior and they ddnr se tie Old nlan we'll
Nr (rwin Then went an III reulv N The esr,, sry,,
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Aequ1ttal u Solomon Cole, Charged with
the Murder Of His WHO, IN New Jersey.
Tho TRIAL Of Mr.. solomon Cole, the charge q having
poisoned his wife by Of arsenic and antmony, tor
naasd last Saturday IN tho aoquksal Of the accused
NJ investigation wa had before Judge whelpby, as the
Nswsown Court HcuDe New Jersey. Cole, win be re-
smperea ws. accussd q having (or The sake Of an In
snc 49, umentaly a. Dr. David Wiciham. Tho doctor
~ IS - o1s pending ~ examination discharg
80 opmowns and % eluded The pursu q Justice ma
~ - wo@ y va anayssd ~ Doctor Robert o.
49, s,t;., tnn 81, and small portions Or sfyc6-
- - sons re uuss me evidence Tor Is prosecn.
- a. 81 SS.ssS snS - g e A - crime
no hour1, rendered verdict & icouiffsl ~
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TIE LATEST.

BAIrMoRE, Nov. Sc A. NJ
The returns from the different wards In the city will not
be IN for hours yet The Americans have however,
without doubt, carried the city by about 900 majority
Three precincts from Hoffman county give Hoffman,
American, for Congress, 22s majcrity-a gain
Two precincts in Allegheny county give Kunkes demo
crat, for Congress- las majority, an opposition gain.
The returns from Havrc do Grace show average
American majority for Congress and the state uoct Of
about Goa small loss.
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v.s,e from ,hs creditors Of tho ,ats and their debt
suppused 70 b. psad with debt Baron Brosk has been
= M ~ sssss y IS ana
sa Thai tba aornaye OF his resignation has been set BY
him before the Emperor conformity with hs last financial
"a Ministers a. vienna Count Buol resigned at It's COM
nencement Baron Bach resigned at i1 conoiueou and
ancc. that period the fAe o. baron Bruck has bean
- ola vars CoIloredo gave way Sadon atsr Aaser.
NJ and Stadion gave way 10 Mctternich After Wagram
felt, probably, tina. new governman. must have i,s
own measures Yet, without any prepOeseBs0ns in favor
e The Buol ministry we must acknowledge that Count
n chborg seemed much likely prosper with Baron
Rnck than whou, him. The financial condition OF Austria
whom the war began bad enough 70 be conclusive
csDdemnation Of Chancellor Of any other Exchequor
than the Austrian. but, such was believe that
= most hsnds wcnd have been even worse. It Is per-
s1y true that the public debt Of Austria has been in
Eeasag and that tho imperial credit has actually bean
Aetertcrang under his management and may seem the
Ae4nt o. paradox 70 oer but dsparagement 70
nnter OF Finance during whose tenure a that porto
p M state q things may have gone on. But the truth
MAJ DO Bruck was charged merely 70 raise the reve
ne, while ne had no control over the sxpendurc Count
uo resolved that much should be spent to maintain
- International position or Austria and Baron Bach No.
solved that so much should be spent TO burke dsa
xsScn within the mis q The empire the directors
nat the best financial manager could do would be 10 post
pane the crisis 70 tho last hour. But should not have
Been done By dishonorable means.
Reception Of schamyl In 81. Petersbur9.
The Jowrmal Dc S. Petevs6osMg announces The arrival
- the Sth Of October Of Schsmyl At g. Petersburg
49, Moscow. The celebrated Inam OF he CaacasOs 10
accompanied by his and four hurdles. He aighed
atths xnamensky Hotel, facing Ire station The time Of
sss were but few persons assembled 70 sse him few
nuSs After hh arrival he drove out in open carriage
- paid waits 70 tho principal military authorities
@ as2s s ss 3 81 saS
go - win then JOIN his wife q Kaacuga
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TnE CATHOLIC FAIR in aid Of the fund for the relief Of
the poor Of st. Peers and Pans parish opened Tues.
day at the Odeon and well attended during the day
and evening Tho revenues raised from this source do
much good in comforting the SICK and destitute during the
religious distinction, by the Sisters OF Charity The Fair
win continue open two other days during the week. when
the pastor Rev Mr. Aalone and sisters expect liberal
support.
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TELEG RAP HIC.

NV HAVEN, Nov. 2, 1850
The Of the collision the Sound a& one o'clock
this morning, between the steamer Champion and the
Providence, propeller, only reached here this evening
1t creates much sensation. Besides the death Of the
man. Mr.. George Steele tea merchant Of this city, Is
given up by his family AZ lost He leaves wife and
three children The store was closed at early hour
and there Is now q large crowd around t.
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Arrivals ana Departures.
AnDYVAHS-

From Hamburg p ~ etsAmehp Dayay,a-A v.A.~..,.,.
ard ny Therese Des, Hugo hue1cn, n Hurry AncSn1
5ssrsss fn%is EcsA3c fs9ie a Dosss gp 0rcss
~ nsns, Man Wssr, NJ 6shresdsg r GehrSSSs fussD5
From Havana and Nassau In The seeasnnAip
Ben. Arzalics Geo belchor, Nrs Psulne a. xusr
CApt 6backford, @ Rupack.
From BArseoa, in W. sohr lruAs--J rnSss
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ION CoRwH on TIE CONSTITUTION.

Hh Be0nltien Of the Republlsan Party No
Explains The Nearing u 10 ssaseltutasn
Respecting slavery = 10 TsET,tsriss- De
nsuness Popular ssvsrslgnty ard WsDdeD
PhlIllpc TseasenabIc Deetrlnes,
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Pervonal IntelIigsnce,

Fcrsona1 intelligence
Mss Ada Clifton, late Of Laura Keene's company sailed
yesterday in the Empire City FOR Havana accompanied by
her father.
Hon. J. T. Benjamin, United States Senator from the
State q Louisiana, has arrived in washineen.
Grantley +. Berkeley reached st. Joseph No., on IN
18th ut on his return from the Plains his hunting tour
extended my miles beyond Fort Riley, where 10 found
buffalo, elk and antelope in abundance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-03

NEW YORK POsr OFFICRs.-The Post Offices al
New Boston, Lewis county; Church Hollow, Chenanrs
county and ScAredale, Westchester county have been
discontinued The namo Of East Royaton Post once =
Niagara county, has been changed 70 Woolcotssyile.
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question came directly before that tribunal whether
il could be decided IN the manner that lawyers
win say authoritative and binding decision. Up TO
that time, said Mr.. G., there Is no decision. {Appause)
Speaking of the unreasonabeness Of the popular
docns be related the Gw s s1
hypochondriaeI gentlemen q tie profession Of medi
do not like to make mistakes before very ignorant
dience, because You would always labor under them
after this). mentioned this case % Pr Scott
and he told me very common and said that he had
case Of this kinda man imagining himself pregnant
Somebody must have had Just that hypochondra and
thought pregnans with es ,ss
doctor felt h pulse looked At his Tongue and said "You
ssssS e. 1s really
mn such day you viii DO Delivered The doctor con.
srved some means Of carrying on The dsusiOn that
In order TO him and caught what call ground
hog or what you would call . woodchuck II ia very
mans house, and on the day appointed he there found
him u terrible epasmodic convusions, and In due time
be ssd nsro your S,os~ said snS doctor 1ons
terrible thing, doctor, being delivered Of child" de
took the ground hog IN his hand and looking q \, said,
nvsredl tried 70 make his hair lay straight ihe hog
meanwhile snapping ct him. 'sWen" said he, an an'i
good looking baby, but - long g = b mins
lasted several ninutes) Ny brother democras said NJ
Corwin popular sovereignty when you come 70 look n
him, " nothing but gTounono9 We had u1eo popular
sovereignty Congress had refused 70 exert lie power
the Territory Of Utah. and the consequence was thai
bgamy incest adultery and foul den Of miserable con.
Cubnes had been allowed TO tester there, and the power
Of Congress was mpctent TO wpo that black spot from
sovereignty was 1T loose and exerted ns be-
nedcent power n KansAs, and I'VE years Of civil
regny prevailed In Kansas ever since 1854, and every
blade Of grass On the beautiful prares that spread the
selves out In that delightful country had been Redeemed
with the blood Of the Inhabitants OF that Territory under
The protecting Asss Of popular sovereignty Congress
failed 70 protect The people, and out Of their misconduct
came up the spectral image Of treason and nsaniypool
old John Brown. That Was the Legitimate fruit ofpopula
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-03

iOSeFcE LISo tIom ttAd CURSE, III tn0y Inougnt. OF
negro slavery by the ordinance Of 1857, and
recognized that ordinance in the now constitution
as az al binding obligation upon tho new government
diana, part OF the original Northwest Territory, some
where about 1903 1904 petoned Congress- repeatedly
duction Of slaves because, being now country there
was scarcity OF labor. Yet, the very men who had
been instrumental in forming this constitution said in re-
ply not that Congress had not jurisdiction the Ter
rories but that they were not willing to grant this re-
laxation Of the Ordinance and John Randolph Of Roam
true that .ey were sSorips undor d,ssdVana ws
living in country where the forest must be cleared
away before the plough could be used, but they must
free territory would facilitate immigraton-hat the tenn
porary inconvenience would be amply compensated for
BY their being finally rid Of the evil Of slavery. And
Had he been popular sovereignty man he would have
said DO what you cannot interfere for
believer the doctrine Of the soaed bred Scott decision
he would have told them that the constitution carried
Into err ana sas nsa a
slavery. He said neither Of these things for had
then dreamed Of either. Three times was similar petit
posed Of some Or he very men who amed he constu
ton yet upon The ground Of want Of Jurisdiction
BE Wished 70 present he doctrines Of The republican party
No doubt they had often been presented 70 those pre-
sent utthey had heard them rom him. Anshter)
In l82l Missouri which was part Of the Louisiana pur
sttuon vas Il first cent back 70 have the articles 0rdan
Ing negro slavery expunged; but Afterwards, ater re-
pssssd arguments shs was admitted with slavery, simply
because d The treaty spulAsions BY which tho Unilsd
states had bound sek 70 admit this Territory into The
union with Ill the rights Of the original 6tates II hose
days we had law, and did not 60 70 the sidewalks
and payements 70 nnd the thought Of men there,
o. regard the constitution - piece Of nsy stAa which
man was bound 70 regard Inc old consultation said
the supreme law Of the land and they wore observed
Bat above The limo Of thrtysx degrees thirty minutes
there were people, except Indians and few sraggnS
raders-uone having any treaty clains-and Congress
enacted that In those territories there should never be
slavery. We know the history Of this Legislation. Inc
dent James Monroe, Virginia slay0holder contemporary
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-04-22
AMERICAN 4 FOREIGN PATENTS.
II. II. EDDY.
Solicitor of Patents!

IoI, Igsnf oJthe n. s. Patent 06cs, Wash.
,npion, under TIE dci Of 1857.
~ stat, ST. opposite kiiby -, boston.
A FTER az extensive practice OF ppNaid' ~
n ,wenty years, Continues 60 secuf, fai'us IN
ihs Uoi,ed states, aud also 10 o"ai Iuisin,
France. aud other forcign counifi''' 'a''ui''
soeeifcations Assignments, snd ~ lhT'N ~
Dnw,ns. for Patents executed 90 literal terms
and With ds,ps,ch. Resratrhes mHdi ihl" Aut'
,,esn az rorrign wofks,to determine ne 'ahdh'
n, utility oT Paisnts OF lnVeniions-'nd lssalo ~
OH, ,I,;cs tendsrsd IN all mattsts tonchinF The
- Comics OF the claims Of auy falsuis Ter
.i.hsdb, emitting One Dollar. Assignmeni'te'
corded At Washington
Thi. Asenc, - not only the largest 20 Ne" ing'
Land Lot through IL INVENTOR have adVaniag,s 10
.e,,,iny p,,rnts or ascefiaiaing The iaitniAhih'y
az inys.tioa,, unsufpassed BY, u not ,mmsa'uis-
bly superior 90, any which can be odtf'd them
,I...b.te I'm. testimonials below gi'en prove
that non, !. MORL SUCCESAFUL At THE
PATENT OFFICE than the subsrt b'r' and 80
SUCC FSS ~ THE BEST PROOF or SD.
VINTAGFN AND ABILITY, be would aod
Thai he has abundant reason 10 believe. and san
,,oye thai at go uthst Office Of the hind are ihe
rh,rse. Zoe s.ions service 90 moderate The
,ai,s,.. pf,etceof the suh.sfih.r dufing twenty
,,,t. mas; has saabsd him 10 areum'lsis vasi
s,iIs,tion Of .peeikeations aud ohh,iil decisions
,,I,,iy, 10 n.tsnt.. These, bssilrs bic 'Ntsrsive
Iih,,,, oi leg,I add Inschanira wofks and iul ac.
not. M Parents granted ~ the Inir,l Stairs aud
r,r,pe. render him able. beyond question, to ofsr
.unerior facilities ior obtaining paIrni'.
All o.,...,t, II q Journey 60 Washrgion Co. pro.
cure patent. and the usual great dele, there ais
saved inventors.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-04-22

4 JOKE o. JrpcE. 4, the January
term ofihe Court % Appeal. the four r,s.
ular judsy' and three OF ,hc supreme Court
justices opened %. term at the appointed
time, and pr,ccelcI 90 business, the iu,,ic,
Tor The - district not having arrived. A
ease was called, and the counsel Tor the ap-
pclant commenced opening 10, To-, gentle
man Is well known IN thi, State. and az a
former election received the vote of one Of
the great political parties ior a juj-.hip in
The Court OF appeals. llei,asordlaw ysr,
with dry. sound mind and considerable
hum1r. While be wls ia o., midst 81 the
case the absent judge Of the SuPryms Cour,
rushed into the room, somewhat cveitcl hy
a rapid walk up State 81, the bin bgins
much higher and sleeper than De was ac-
eustomcd {, at home.
lie hastily took tie vacau; sat on tie
end OF the bench, seized The paper, and
commenced passing them before 10, fac.
within a short distance Of be, nose. The
hsycr who was opening the case bad never
seen this judsc before and did not know hi.
pcculiaritics Presently the justices hsd
run through the case, aud r1i 6, a point
considerably in advance ot the lawyers mar.
rliive oi facts. Daring toe whole course OF
reading the case, th,s Judge had Kept up
ruuuin: irc Of questions a, {. facts, auI a.
HI. mind was all the time upon some point
different from the part " hich the lawyer uas
relating the questions interrupted ,bc histo-
~ and evidently annoyed the lawyer.
Presently the judge .aii Mr.. II. il
seems that the assignee transferred litter
Of piss in ,hi. interest"
"ies, your honor, said the lawyer, aud
resumed has statement.
The judge hurried On, and presently made
another discovery. lilo interrupted with
another question
+" | see in thi- instrument you speak Of a
particular pig a. Ii,mAn pig. What do
you mean by litman pise"
The lawyer, Whose patience had become
exhausted, threw down his papers and re.
piled
III your honor does no; know wha, III.
man pi; Is. will say that it = the last pis
introduced into the litter, and !, always the
nois,es; and stiles. pig in the lot
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TtHMMaDXS
NJ diCal Discovery,
THE GREATEST or THE AGE.

Mr.. kENNEDN ~ RoNhur. has discovered
wi ~ ono ~ uur uasturr we'd. frne,iy that
cute. EVERY KIND on llUMuR. frum the
worst scruiul down To- . common iunplc We
has tired IL IN over eleven hundred eases. anil nov.
o. f,,lrd except ,n tvo. IIc has nov in h. poe
session o,er twn hunifrd cruihcitc. u II, 'alur
,ll wuh,aiwrui, mile. II Bn.inn.
TWobotilcs src warranted 10 cure nursing sorc
mouth.
one to three bottle. will cure the wore, Kind 4
pimpls. on The lace.
T-o or three bottle. will cure the system ~
bil.s.
Two bottle. are warranted a. curr the worst
Kind IT capksr IN the muulh anil stomach.
Thee tu i,c hottie. ate warranted To- cure the
wor.t kini e sr,spsh..
90. o. two hattie. ate warranted to cure al hu.
mof. ct The ewes,
Two bottle. are sarranisi 20 curr running in the
ear. ani blptsh,s IN the hair.
Poor io - bottle. arc warranted TO cure cur
furt sni running ulorrs.
One i-ttlr w,ll cure zeal, rruptons II The skin.
Two 90 three iuille. are warranted a. cufc the
most drsgsnir eases ~ theumatisui.
Three To- ~ bottle, arr warranted to onre the
sal, rhsum.
ri,ct, ,ish, bottle, cure the vep wor., case.
Of .cruiuh.
AL,a,G, i. al~iy, expected from the fret bit.
ile. and prf'rci cure warranted When the above
guuitN D. hken.
nothing look. 30 improbable % those who have
m ,ain tied sli HE wonderful medicines Of the
day, a. that common weed, growing IN our pas
iurr.. and along I'D STONE sa,ls shpuld our eve
~ hunat; Vet 80 now q fixed Tact. ltNuahac
q humuf u has got IN start. Thee are M iis ~
amos als0ut a.. curing snmr tasss hdt MT YOUR
IT, has pcidlcI over q thousand battle. 81 II IN
al. L he II
iorscn cas-. u has already done .orn- Il the
gr,ais.t cures ever don- iu Massachusetts. IL
h.. given II ~ ,hiIIrun a Sr,f old, aud 90 old
and a. olI people 81 aiNiy; ADD has seen poor. pu.
o., baking ohiliun, whose ilssh Nas soiiand lab.
b,. tc.tor,i 60 perfect state Of health Nv the use
ct one iottlg.
To those whn are lroullei with .iek headache.
onr lsuils will slps,s cure q. II gi,ss great
lisf in catiuh and diSfiur.s Some Who have a..
Non 10 have l-on rn.tiys lur wars, and have i+ru
t-gul,i,dhy a. Whr'r the bod, D. .ound u WurAs
quite cas,, bot Whrrr there - any arrangement 81
the function. ~ nature. IL will cause ,eD Singular
isriings, bet Nuu must not d. slstmrd-lhcy viii
disappear in ifpu four dNs a. q Wrrk. There l.
never q LEAD result from il--on the cpnlrsn whsn
that icrling d. gone, Nou sill EEL ,ulrs,liliks
new p~fsou. ! heard some ofthe most rNtp,a.
gao, ,ncomium. 81 Il that man ever li.ten.d 10.
No changr II Diet eyef acocssary. Eat the best
ysu can gc, a.d cnough oft.
RoNHuRN. sept. 10, 1858.
This o. certify that ~ II. nay, Dmggi.t,
Portland. !. the "nl, dolls authorized gcnrfa agent
Zoe ~, Medical Discovery Tor he State Of Maine,
and that be- - supplied With The genuine, direct
irom m, Laboratory. DONALD KENNEDY.
u. II. NAY, Druggist, Portland, the onlp an.
lhoriIrd sgent ioi Maine.
Sold hy Andrew. 4 BATES, Paiis llill; W. A.
Rust. so. Paris; T.. AlWsoi & Co., Duckhcld;
ID. =. Noye., Norway. >
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OLIVER {. PHILBRooK
State OF Maine.

OXFORD, IS. Slprem- Juiicisl Court, March
Trrn. ls59.
Ani nos 10 appearing O. TIE Court that the said
R,.paniant has 90 notice Of the p-niency Of thi.
su,t, q - ordered D., an. Cont that the said IL
beit'nt n,ti, the sail Rt.poadlut oi the pendrn.
cN OF ths sai, by chas,ng az attest copy II tbs
Libel, ~ ihis Oricf IL Court thereon, q, h.
p1l'isaei a Tue oNf,ri Democrat, . newspaper
pfniei Al faris On stid County u ONfYrd, three
weeks sicccssvcly, ihs t,st publication a. IL, ,h,.
y asys a. least before the neNt term Of saiI Cont
o. Do hpiien "a Paris, Aforesaid, 90 the ..raod
Iassday ct August oeNt, o. the cod that th. ..id
Re'ponihni may thea add there appear at aid
Court, aud she's rause, Il a1y she has, Why ia.
yorre shoil not h. ierfeei a. therein pr,,.I IN,
Auc,t: SIDNEY PERIAM, CLERK.
4 true copy ot Lib-i asi Or,les Uf Court thereon
[lOl Attest; SIDNEY PERIIAM, CLERK.
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nLlNEB e.. rillLBROOk. II Brown6sl IN
~ the Clpny 90 ONipud Aforesaid, tespectiul.
!, libel, arl give. tbs hpl,rshlr Court o. H. in.
tr'n-,. that be- 80. awIdIi, married o. bic Wiz,
LOUISA l.. FHtLHHobK, 40 Bfown6eii. afprc.
s,id. hi eleventh d,y Of April, a. the wear Ut
our Load o,e th,a.aal 81 ght hundrrd and tort,
tep, %, che name % Louisa l.. Miller: that ,uur
lh-l,1t sinr~ their intermsui,gr has alsiy. h..
hlv-i hIus-li a. a hiihiul anl afrrtionatr hos.
blui towards the ssii Louisa: but the All Enc.
h1-, whllly r-trdless % her marriage covenant
All duiy, gl divers dass sni times since the ..id
inisrnarrisgr, g. VT: un che first ia, ct Ju, last
past, an on diver. other diys ga time. h.twr-n
said hrst d,y Il Jal, ani the Jay of Ihr date Of
this libel, ht. committed the crime 90 adulier,
With u1- John y. wns,intn alias Nelson Sni b I:
wherefore The aid lbslia1t prys right aud iu.-
tee All thu h- mas b. divorced iiom the band.
1t mUrilupl, b-isrrn him aul his s,il vile, a.
il inf, hpuni N,.l eyery pray.
Dated March 5, 1859.