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teen centuries Of foreign domination, with the
applause Of the whole world, and the formal
tanctico Of the governments Of England and
France, When the public opinion Of any State
demands revolution a. the only relief from
present or prospective evils, q remedy should
be found, or, if this should be impossible,
the right of revolution should be conceded to
them. But before things are carried to this
extreme step, which Is always fraught with
danger, the government should exer. al its
powers Of selfprsssrvation. and all its wisdom,
to establish the necessary remedies for the evils
existing or anticipated.
Let the President, then, take strong grounds
in his message against all nullidcstion, North
err "a well IS southern, and annihilate this
foolish idea of peaceable secession, without
seeking to obtain a remedy within the Union
and within the scope of the constitution. Let
him boldly lay bare the gres. cancers that are
eating out the vitality Of the federal authority
and the contederacy; corruption in every de-
par.nent of the government, and blind fana-
ticism, North and South, which d seeking to
array in hostility to each other two different
systems Of society, between which there exists
vital harmony Of interests. Recognizing the
evils Of the times, and the sacred right
Of revolution. when called for By
whole people, lie. him point out to Con
gress the da.y that lies before it. the
remedy il should seek and recommend il to
call Convention of su the States, that it may
apply the remedies necessary aud avoid he
great danger Of revolution. Let him go even
farther than this, and, descending to one of the
important details OF such call, recommend
that il determine that the delegates to such
Convention shall come directly and fresh from
the people Themselves, through popular cleo
tion in each Congressional district.
With these expeditions and recommendations
to Congress, let him fearlessly announce his
determination to preserve tie integrity of the
government condded to bis charge through the
exercise Of every power conferred upon him by
the constitution. BY so doing he will preserve
every State North and South, from being forced
into hasty action By ambitious agitators and
demapopues. and defend the right of the whole
people to seek and apply the remedy for pre-
sent aud future dangers, without the dangerous
appeal to revolution. By 80 doing he will en-
title himself to the gratitude of bis fellow citi-
zens, now and forever And il any of bis Ca
binet refuse to sustain him in this LET them 90
sions Of the hour.
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SHOCKING EfTEcrs OF EyAsGELicM JOURNAL
ISM uroS raK Nrws M,RKEr.-One of our reli-
gious contemporaries, established some time
since upon q purely evangelical basis, but
which has already, by its evident signs Of
backsliding, caused many worthy people to
come 10 grief, INDUCES in a special CORES
pendent at Charleston who sends the following
unique despatch =
a :, meeting was called o1isA, At Adsers
BerryotshIp The Columbia, net,o cane On bis ar
si,. WIN goo nssdea pA'spal n,, 90 c s,r
DAG, hol.,ed the Palmetto Jag. There = 40 DANCE
., VIC JAM pe1aos'
a, ~ ,N. "''-
w...r - -
Hon. John Forsyth has isued an order :. Mobile for
sna r iss ss.ocs 81 the ss erss
houshts here owss 70 The fact Of Forysh known con
s,N
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rh,, !, ~, "a a., ~. ha~a-.. 49,. -.
uon Ionr b.. .ou,a.a -. -. .-....
ver;,v rich, lus,Ilv ha. be h,own !, IN &c.,
occas,on. on rsaaer, MI, rsoo,,.o, ~,
once pcon n TINA ,hs uon rohn n,rno.a, ~
rai.e arm and eouin one hundred .hou,ona
men for the invasion Of Mexico. WHY be aiao,,
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A HNr TO BRADr AND CoNrASY.-We
notice that . special committee Of The
Board Of Aldermen, beaded By the incor-
ruptible Brady, and tailed by the i'm
mortal Boole, are after The City Chamber.
lain with . very sharp stick. They demand
from that official complete account Of the
operations Of his department and are referred
BY him 10 the Comptroller. We cannot 6nd
terms sufficiently enthusiastic for the expires.
sicn Of our admiration at the zeal displayed By
Boole, Brady 4 Co. in the public service, and
We begin to hope that they will before long
condescend TO give rs the items Of that oele
brassi japanese bill. II will be AL the worse
for B .. 4 Co. II tAeJ PIT this ,hiDg OIL till
after election Nov l. ths accepted time. let
y Aa-. .psciA, .oamirss "a he japanese
BIZ
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rAcu7c TursGrH We understand thAt Mr.. Y. "a.
Wade, Director Of the western Union Telegraph Company,
win 20 out 10 10 days steamer for San Francisco
purpose Of making arrangements for buslng The csfor.
pis end OF the Pacific Telegraph line
Twe agents have already started the Pains By
different rou,es for the purpose Of thoroughly
veyinr them and OF meeting Mr. Wade san Francisco
when the route which the wires viii Ne auay
determined upon.
Material fcr he line has been parchssed and is
beng shipped from Roston via ospe horn From prcsen,
appearances there every for believing thai,
when the spring opena, The WORK both esss Of tbs
route ~ well - Of the centre, win be visoroesiy com
meccsd
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Hsw York Observation-Disclosures Edition.
rs mai steamship North Star, Capt Jones, viii leavs
this port to-day, At noon, for Aspinwall
The malls for California and other parts Of the Pacific
Will close at ten O'Clock tod morning.
The NEw YORK WEEKLY HxRAID-cafornia edition.
containing the latest Intelligence from all parts Of the
world with large quantity OF local and miscellaneous
matter wiz be published at eight O'Clock In the morning
Single copies in wrappers ready for mailing, six cents
Agents VIII pieaae send in their orders early pos
stole
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RcvoIution I'm the cabinst-The Existing
Danger and Plain Course OF the Prssi-
dent.
II will be seen by our Washington CORES
pondence that the Cabinet is on the verge OF
rupture, on the question OF wha, the forth
coming message shall say regarding the seces-
sion movement, in the South
In great eras like the present, when society
itself is shaken to lite foundations by the throes
of the public mind. Cabinets and councils are
Of little import. They break 10 pieces with
the passions of partisans, and their frag-
ments float down the current OF time leaving
statesmen alone to breast the storm. We are
glad to learn from our Washington correspon.
dent that Mr.. Buchanan is exhibiting more
courage in this momentous crisis than he has
done on some former occasions. or than was
shown by his predecessor. Had poor Pierce re-
sisted the course Of Douglas in repeating the Mis-.
souri, compromise line, and permitted his partisan
Cabinet to break to pieces against the rock Of q
statesmanlike resolution on bis part, we shonld
never have arrived at the present dangerous
moment In our public affairs. Again, when the
plotted Leeompton constitution was sent to
Washington, had Mr.. Buchanan taken a arm
stand and sent II back, letting bis Cabinet 90 to
pieces on the crisis, the present danger would
also have been averted.
Through irresolation the country hiss been
brought into a condition Of excitement in the
public mind which threatens 10 break up the
confederacy and overwheln with present ruin
every interest in the North A. well ~ In the
South. The claim By some of the Southern
leaders, that the compact between the states is
only q rope Of sand, TO be broken by any pass.
ing Whit Of the popular breath In a moment Of
incorsiderste excitement, and that the govern.
ment Is no government except By the liberation
Of every agitator and demagogue, i simply
absurd. This idea has become too pre-
valert aud is one OF the great causes Of
our present evils. Its operation has been more
persistent in the North than In the South South
Carolina, It is true, once undertook to nullify a
federal law in theory, bu, she never insisted
upon lite practice; while eight Northern
States have nulli6ed the federal Law regarding
fugitive slaves By solemn enactnsne Of their
governments, and they still keep notification
on their statute books, With penalties against
those Who may oppose !. practically.
II is this evil which has largely contributed
10 bring the confederation 10 the present cri.is
in rs existence, and 70 lead the Southern PEG
pie, 10 selfdefence, to appeal TO the paramount
right OF revolution. This right i possessed 81
every people I, !. ~ righ, vaica AA' 'a''
been nseT'sd ~ NJ peopl, y I'1g Agtst ".
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headed Pslcaptain'-(whers Is the hero of the
Mincios elbows now!)-and the Hon. John For
syth' We hope not; we pray not We trust
tina. the pioos Of tho religious daily will
take this matter into their serious consideration
Their precocious child will come to grief ere
lorg, unless something Is dons to arrest ito
downward course
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Lon IsrU o. er~nsf sss "A letter from 90
neral eribAs 10 M John Anderson Of tsAcity, daaef
oass-ts, October copy q ~hch vss psasned IN I'VE
Hrs,ip Of the ioh nat, has sssa lost HinAid. Who
ever MAY hare found VII greatly ossss ~ co~muni.
oa,ns the fact 10 Mr. john Ander.ou e<ssr Of RdH
sni Pine street.
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BRYArrs' MINsrRKIS, Mechanics Han GA Broadway
BuKlxsQgxs, SONGS, DANCES Ac.-UsKp uF.
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

BARFUMs AMERICAN MUsEUM, BroadwNy.-Day and
Avening-AzrEc CmDRKx-LIvtSn0 CuRIosrriEs, &c-Ross
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HoOLEY CAMPBEIL's MINsrRELs Nibio's Saloon,
Broadway -ErmorIAA soNGs. DANCES, BusixsaUxs, 10
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Nsp7lork DAILY G1ibnn3
THE BROOKLYN FERRIES AND THUR
LOW WEED. .r -
F,ou The ". Y. Erpvess

"Mr Brook, did nos say 81, co bu, SIS occ:o ss.s
and with this correc0n we proceed 70 sap R s Is s1
farther in order avoid the cisuniosu,on Of n..:psp
% ss We Rssf a s IL es
and jury What We said Of bin was .ander9sn so
S about publish Of h from Aid
MIR Brooks quotes the following from state neus Of
Aid. Dayton;
aid Dayton said that Of the Committee he had ~
objection tell all that the Committee had done There were
ThuriOw Weed % aas AN. TO TAX. AZ Aaad y e
ss'asasan that ne t ga but said that :. h,d
Known much at beginning hss knew he woad hsv.
b. d. se a. :ss gs,". ' Pa: s
a he ss Ss 1 as T g. ss
NY sd private parties ana placed IN TOE hs:A.
e Tine psI yssc s.. Bin
Ooyd sent aa se.s no, Dc .a;.sS ss.' ~ 49, ~:
q. aeou"s tsO sss; ,s' !: eS"g sso q. L..
sfrhsr What the ubjoc. Of their he
but moments serward be was taken aside ~ Mr.
as. 'ss too much 70 breed
with me II IL IL passed"
This statement, Mr.. Brooks says, has been In circs
stion since March last 1t comes 10 our kno wedge In
| tots form, only now We have never exchanged
word with Alderman Dayton except on one occasion,
and that in parlor in company with tbrce or
four gentlemen AldsrmenI from Brooklyn. And even
that conversation those gentlemen viii recollscs, ID
misrepresented. We did not say that we "sdd prom
ised Mr.. Stranahdx that the bill shoald not pas
This is untrue, every gentleman present must ~
member What we did say was, that we did not be.
eve good Ferries could DO main aimed for cBsri
butthat Il We had known earlier that the question
10 create 30 much feeling, we would have kept sst
Of il.
What Alderman Dayton says about our I" gent
is wholly untrue. We had no Agent" Nor Wa
any at liberty to say more or lsss than thss We
distinctly declined their successive propositions OHsn
of various sums, reaching So 900 finally, were nva.
ably aud promptly rejected.
But the audacty Of falsehood is attained BY Aldr
man Dayton, when he alleges th, actually recsivcd
bis money, and subsequently, returned it, saying
" take back your money. Your bill cannot pass-"
In this, Alderman Dayton is correctly reported, b
most unmiuga.ed liar and scoGndrel. We saw,
touched or returned Dollar Of his money We never
exchanged word with him on any subject. before x
after the sonver alton at House. and that wss IA
the presence and hearing Of four or FIVE Brookly,
officials Albany Evening Journal
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HUMPHREYS, SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES
Nc, Price of Sinsle BoIes-Ceuts
l. Cure. Fever Congestion and Inflammation. 2:
2.Cures Worm Fever, Vorseious Appetite ......
a.CgIes Collie Teehing, Crying and wsAefolne'' Slow
4Cures barrhra Of Chi dIen or Adults Cholera Inantu,
Dyssnsy gooSy FLU. Cole ns Bioa;
ch sst Ssois1: o6u Hau.c. and Vomiting
Cures Coughs Colds HOareas.s Bronchitis. Inaasnzs,
scSrs. 2 foo,hasSs Faccacio Hcrvoa. PAIN: Nsor
scurs. asaasss SICK Headaches. Vertigo Rush Of Blood
TO- Cure. M 6yspepi Weak Acid or stomach Con-
H. Cur. Suppressed Msn's. sc.ny Delaying Green
n Care: Isaccriss OF Whites Bearing Down too Pioiae
pCaie. Group Hoa,s Croapy Cough, Difficult and OPP
H. cass: 81. RSsaa, cru.ty Iiapoa: Ely:pss. so.d
u.s. cure: Rhsams..' Pain, Ismsno.. or Soreness: in the
Chest, Back Side or Limbs. .........n...;.......
Cures Fever and Asus nsemitsens Fesef Jump Asus
IT, Cures Piles Internal External Blind or Bleeding Re.
49, cgfss , opSsss%y, Veal or inasmsd Eye. or Eycad
49, cuIe. ctsS Acute or Chronic Dry or Flowing Cold
90 Cure. WhsOpns Cough, shortening and paissug H.
d a:sa@. Oppressed Dca I:iorsd Brss.ias
a. cSIss Ear Dcas Sci.e in the Head Impaired Hear.
49, ca1s: se1eias Enlarged Gland. and Toa,. s..ns
a. Cures General Debility Physical Nervous Weakness.
IS Cures Dropsy Fluid Accomusons, Tumd swcninss,
g. Cures Sickness. Prostration. Vertigo Naa.es vom-
H. cuHs. s un.; Diseases. Gravel Renal c:ica Disu;
o. cer,. Seminal Emissions: invouni.ry discharges, and
COO:.qu n PrSsIsten and Debility
49, Cores Sore Mouth. or Somsosee Cankered Mouths
30 Cures Urinary 1nconinence Wsttng tbs Bed too ire
quent painful. scaoins Unnation. ..............
aCares PAINFUL Msnses Pressure Csmp o. spAsms at the
90 Cures Sufernss Of Change Of Life Irregularities. Fashes
Of Heat PApitations and even Disease Of the Heart
PRICES OF CASES
Cse twenty eight large via In and book
Case Of twent, large walls, In morocco, and book.
C,se Of aneea bone Mos to ISL book ....,...
Gaze VI any six boxes mos 10 lsl spd book .....
Large Of 2cs yials for planters and physcian Is
The boxes Nos 70 Is are ANAL size Noe le 70 %
use ss. NANNY up ~ 81 csSs thfs mus be 70
mesbed The walls uniform In dze and price snd n sena
ps for vial attention u this point
OUR REMEDIES BY MAIL OR EXPRESS
Look the list make up ose Of shat hind you choose
and iacose the amount In current note OF stamps BY mail
VETERfNARY HOMEOPATHY.
HuxPnRnrs SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC RIxIDin POI
HoKsHs, CArIIa snEss, Hoes Does, &c. A.
or ailments 70 which domestic animals subj
geher with complete annual Of directions for plain
simple that every farmer breeder readily them Tn
sS d.. and Ns a s
tens q 81 each Sent BY mall or express free Of charge
the receipt Of price.
Price OF book sinsy, 30 eenta
AGENTS WANTED for she sale OF our Remedies 10 ever
town or community In tho United States Address
y. HUMPHREYS Co,
No Ss Broadway, New York
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ACCIDENTS AND ISerEsrs.--Cor ,per Schirmef ncc
On inquest n the Bellevue Hospital the body Of WIN ss~
German II yea Of s. who wee Killed on Saturday 81 esnf
run over The decssssd was the driver Of sroeers CAM ae
was holding Of the horse BY the had when inc .n..
swsy strAass eAnsng 10 hia mech Wills running .
collision occurred with butehsrs cat, vneeoy
nate young man We. thrown sssessb the .'en 2, n'
almost Immediately killed verdh' $3.50 ~. ~.
Va ua,,., ~ ~. seay o. TAsnss C'owsn native q re-
and ..sd IS ,ssn ~Ao did NO. injuries Issi'S y ssf
Kicked horse On "a Uospita where be suessqnsnsy died
or q s Usual ,.5 ss . vet II ss
Aimed Me.nns. on Saturday Aterpooe Dss wss @
mSI esr so Pearl ssss .n Ss v..ss a. .ss
oner III. ..ne verdict ered Ia the case sh
man who found insn bic N Dusn srs 20.
dee ssisr cabinet maker died al the Temns on
~aa, rom an attack Of derum tcnsos p~osssss ~
s.n "omni,ed to prison feI assault on his VIE
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SUPREME COURT In the matter Of u
~ HENnRICK HUDSON FIRE IN&uRANCE COMPANY

Nones u hereby gwen that BY order Sled and entered b
ksw- nuh Of July uoderigaed ~
by.p appointed and the R-c-ve o the .ad Hendck Hada
atute I'm such md provided do hesoy rsquss q
indebted ssid CoDpsDy before tho twu
grtb d., OF August 1860 at The Office Of Ford BALDWIN /
No - Broadway the City Of New e render an .oees.s
OF all debts Of money owing BY them respectively y
sd COMPANY and, me the said Receiver pay h
md all persons having r their possession property o. eds
ofuch Company required TO deliver the same ~ me- s -
Receiver, by the day last aforesaid
And all creditor Of said Company are required deysr ~
rspeS,ye accounts demands The said keeefsos b
The said a4h day Of Augu tho place last Aforesaid snA
persons having open or .ubs.tn Sootr.e o. sg1h
ne the said Receiver the time and place hst sforsssiA
Dssed this 18th day Of JAY 1850.
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Eeaal Notices.

CUPREME COURT-County of Cattaraugus-
~ GEORGE CHAMBERLIN sst STEPHEN H. SNOW
Judsou Pool Rivsrson Loop Alexander siu Almond o. MsB
~ Csudus B. Barre Assignee Of William Suith and JanSs
ncLurs and Ems BROOKE Executor Of Hiram Coot T.
eessedTo the above Deendsuts You hereby ss
moned 10 snswer the complaint Of George Chasbss P4
wf which fled In tbs Office Of thu Clerk Of said ssss
December 18TH 1857 and to Of
subsciber ct Hnsdas Cstsaugns County New Yort whh
twenty days service OF tnis exclusive Of
Day ofssrcs and you fail 70 ssid compliant ~
qsed the plaintiff viii apply 10 shs Court for the rsief -
raAndso In tn. nplsibt A. STORRS,
i@1S la~6gM Plaintiffs Attorney
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Billiard Gables.

DHELANS so
l. IMPROVED BILLIARD TABLES AND
COMBINATION CUsHIONH
Protected b. L. ten Potent daisd Feb 10 e n is
Doc. g. 1857, Jan L. 1883 Nov l6 ls5s and % ia
surpassed Ia the world They oEoed soessss
Billiard player q combining speed with truth, betss =
aimed In any BLIZZARD Table.
Mandatory, Noa 60, 81. md 80 Crosbya
PHELAh COLLENDBA
Sole MAnufsntuaR
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LAW INTELLIGENCE
Nh coURT-cu.xsnn.-Jvrr 2i-B.s.s, joan

sUpRLNB COUkT-CBAxBsRs-Jutr 2.-Befscs john
LnoNARp.
THE HOFFMAN, pErALcArioS-BAu REDUCED ~
$4,000.
In the case of Frederick Hoffman, the defsntrs
Secretary of the Pacific Mail Steamship Company sppcs
made this morning reduce the amount Of ball. and u
same reduced 10 $40 coo.
The proceedings adjourned 10 Monday whom s prisn
era fands obtain bail for him. The bail had
been hxed by Magistrate Sa3ooo bat the District Aor
ney satisfied that o sufficient The bail nxsd
the forgery charges $1,000 and on the ovsrsues 81 steeA
at $1,000 making the aggregate $1,000
Nelson J. Waterbury The people John T. Doyle for hs
Before Justice SUrHERLAHp.
DECISIONS.
In re- Petition of j. J. Haasler for payment Of op
eys-Ordsr gantsd.
Floyd Chsncey ct al. sgt. George w. Hodge,
Notion denied, with $40 costs OF oppodns
Chsunc-y l.. Williams aRt. Daniel McFsriana-
Motion denied Ten dollars cost Of opposing to abide event.
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Gouse-fnrnisbing Goo6s.
GREAT SUCCESS IN RANGES.

A GREAT SUCCESS in RANGES.
N VERY INTERESTING To HUUSEKEEPERS.
-iEGRAAPS PATENT WATER.BACk COOKING-RANGE
proved by hundred in 10 be remedy
IsSy out the lire should The water be stopped for
proof OF which read the following:
q !. INGRAM Sos:
The Patent Range had to put 10 has been
regue1 used with aud without to entire salts
fsc.iop fuel burns but about one half OF that
under nv Inspection. ERASTUS LYMAN,
Pres knickerbocker Life Ins Co, No loo broadway"
al have had your Movable Water sch regulated In the
Range without putting and used with and without
water IL Ia vsry simple and satisfactory. As to fuel burns
about one third less than OF onr ohos have used
ALFRED MOORE, No lt0 West I'D Ct" i
Call and examine send circular with many certificates
of the purpor a. shove -
j. MORAN SUN, Msnuiso'msrs asi 4tiisv.. ". T. .
TTsEFUL. ECONOMICAL, and LUXURIOUS
~ FiGy.hvs fbs Primrose Family Soap 9c........S%@
~ Pearl White, ihc. 20
One Gss. Jar Bathing Cream ~
One Canton d0z fancy Soaps. -
One CaIe Arsenterous Compound for
el.anns stsd silver
Ono Cake Laundry Starch Polish. ....... 80
On,C Cake Outa Tooth Soap. ............ -
One Coke Wsput OH Shaving Soap.,..J Total. " 81 70
In order to Introduce he productions OF Manufacture
offer fer the present hundred sample The above ia
voice for each Any ordering nom DEPOT No. 10
Maiden lane will have their orders punc.cay ATTENDED IA Ad
dress PARAGON sOAP COMPANY No. l9 kstdsa hns.
New-York.
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NJEW-YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
IN FARE 10 ALBANY, 81

NETWORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
IN arrangement for pleasure travel train. leave 18Th
ct S,atsr as follow: -
ep ings Niagara Falls Lake George Lebanon spns and Lake
Msnopsc Connecting albany with c. T. fof Sharon
Surips riasara Falls and s pac,s West Also With raini
for Ssiaaa ard al points Moth BIS IN For Groom fss
connec Goldeps Bridge with Stages for Lake Waccaouc
and 81 Croon Falls with Stages for Lake Mahopsc 4y H.
For Dover Plains meeting at 'oldens Bridge with Stages foi
LAKE. " sccsbuc and Croton Falls With Stages for Lke
Mshopac. JOHN bOkOhItL Asslss ooPs
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT coURr-JrlI n

Judge Nelson has sent down an order appointing
Jude Shipman of Connecticut 10 hola toe District Circus
Courts IN this dtres may 10 needed rhs sppsinnens
other Jndees under the at OF 1854 have hitherto been Gus @
term Judge Nelson has appointed Judge ShiPmsa 70 ~
until the order be revoked
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Water-Qure.

pEEKSKILL WATEb-CURE IL pissn.v,
located the Hnd-or, only 20 miles from New Tor
np 70. ds rptivs circular Address 0ORTON n n.
Psekstn, NY. "