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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-11

HrrRr n LEEDS, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. =,
rsssu strset legsnt sale of Housshnd
moved 30 n Ihrcrss recs -HENev n LEKDs % ~f
sei ~ suosi~n frtsy, NAY H. ., ie cio 10.
Bold t9s Broad few tours
bcie elegant hrusshod rurutuse Poires and Enxrsvns
owed the seal OF gentlemen rhr,xrs f1r
c-nveriencs Of sale c1mpr-g The entire Furnnare age
msrssor. slwos entirely ode By Rcner aud Re.
feet oree via Cro~xls velvet Brusses
richly ca, 20 medsun rsr suN csye-ct 10 greer u
sstlr darAsk made ~ eeler, d hv Cur
match ocy Chsbs e-sant ~ xsee-rs
Do o,eu ~ot cArved c-nue Fable brocsei
Are Oh Paintings usrbe snt Wees
chss ard r0,sn yssss Ropaes ins Boxssss ssx
Sec stary Lined ssnwocd ohiing card Tables
brsT, funtsre CurtSns " crmscc merro kesvy ella
ses Go ace 90 antique carved French wnau Han
chars Hsl stand and Barumetsr made
pouI npns room-klessai cs.,et osk sStensses Table
BURT rorisfe Chsha cd 10 crimson
Guitars c~cc smoe Zoe diamond Slss~ Of
every description epanecd hi,esc ru,ch bs~ rri band
rrer set rshie Pts - wave u-rs &c vs-y Zoe
vccd ess-rsior Tss,e srd Cslrs nsics A. Bsto,u
Of wood tkAirs and ronch-s e.rvef
wocd valrui besfes cshtse' wardrobe &e Got
sia Bess Maurss-s rich roales s-ts stsiux ssck
CNsn Krcben Ware other Ore -lsss Furnltar-, All
maze WIDER eth single sxrep1a T6s WI Be found tse
assse of TIE ssasn Gan be examined one dsJ beoress
- above
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-11

Brrns beautiful rresSood Furniture snd uniqe
aut recherche ~orss OF Art oou'Ained Ia the Aopys
shine comprispg The largest and desrsbe
OF rurui1re ADD House sufosniny Arts
offered auction ira all OF which viii De pisivs
y ttai sod wrhou. reserve c5nsag IA part %
e.sySst lid ~ood Psror furniture In s1s con,sas
foil IN bructde .lArbe Sagsres
csnus IA Tables, With E,Ssls.S and
sae tor 7uri Lolrgss 18th Cs.ics 70 -ica
n tapestry; Ndy frensh ser-ssry slpsb
~ood Psrs Work rs1e Gothic Library BOX Case isas Jur
s.tas ssri icsn N>nel uirr,rs 2 lergs
French plss Pier srrors With msrbs base, Tsbes and
Csacnes Pia nofJre ps,iii nsru
hrosrs sbd orolu Cssndes sveivet rings gold oorte-ed
gastss rrs1-n China hsnte vssss
vs DO mrsl, Aod ororze Stssnx-y cid PAapga Ac
r-ssw1oe sststLds marble Drcssse Buresas
and Btddh Tsssrs Roskefs VaAirs Uhsrs, aofas
utsSA oval skirr tRbes suoerb rosewood Ward
WITH Frruch aDrrr DOOM Cottage Chsts exteas,n
l,rE Tshle rich Preach fioa elegant sser Duins and
re. tervte piscss. Dibng Chairs Table ga.lrY Cu
GsAz tf rsery dea,ripon. oliver Ware he win larzs
sean Of ssaessa mAhos.ny eh1mosr furnhieo f e,ery
Sessrpiop; asl marble sail stand I'll lhs Stair
Carpei No p,spoE sneni account Catalogues al
ksua W.. B wESTCofr, CO. suea1nsUs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-11

DRcPva.ts Fca trsoWp ovsrx.L PARK rsvgovI
rtcsh Of 1873 -eea,ed proposals. rr BE- "a
clves he uompucier's ONO until Monday tss 2h dsy g
Nay lsss al oclccs n vhsu tss .rl ~ pubacy
epenet or he .see or any srs q s Of Eco Hus
dred ard fy Ibous-st Dctars ~ the r-ptrAl Ia
p.rvsreai and sicek suihvssa b. chao, 20 ~ Us
oflSt and ~ ord'ns--s ~ the Con Coun NJ a
proved BY ihe ksycr, Ap-l X $50
lie ssio ssch VII consitt Of thous.nd Ave rolrc
" sundref dolsv $3.50 s,sre~s At ,s
Of sy payable auarsr yesrty fro
Dfile pal rstseuAbe saAb
ing ppnS toe ne kec snpssyu % toe INT Dsh<
proposals viii
r-ics ss>re pd The pe~scns vhs sails
va required 10 d~pcsh Of the cEy
wNfn Ven csfs sfier Tee opnq1ng 81 tsc btds snn
On pr-sestrF V tbs Ccsngtrusr hs rcsssps u ~
heriain. Ger saci d-sss TIE esraS .ns- snuei
testncses for equal srsrupx 81 ne q
sesf IA iusts-t from Ms dssss % payments
Esch r-uposaen sbonf ce s~aled Prnrow.a
Gov e trs Para smsa' fued seck saf NE on
IN SEQ srvttope addressed " ne Dsnouoiier.
The fiFt ID o, the % he Couroiies rso
sal or AL % ne BIDS csxsred pro
uo,s he intercss o. the cry. !
Eosr. z HAVE. oc.ptrc1s
Orr or rsw yorr, DsrssruHrv 90 rtrascsl
COsFrkotIskt Offics. prti -. Leo
80 000 TO Loss OF Bnrp AND xoRreAGK. n
v Z.VOV View rwk B-o pkivn. No eum ns~sisn,
charged tppy 70 soLonos l. hULf. kuoruey, IL Vail e
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-11

A UCrGr ForiCr. LOOK AT rHrs -PwRao~s
~ about removing ~fn enf 70 th@ stvsrtss~ a sen 81
Ne eetrus 1hsa krnr~~ 10 vsfi,s Fsnr he.. o..
fpr fnrninrs cay or esurfry T,-nss
VII ears A. Ne fre~i prize
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-11

unERv II. LpsDs AUCrroSEvs -sALrsROoa n
III Nssssu stfest-HnNHY n, Lstns a % viii rsli ~
sacr saturday ssy ~ q. - ocl,cs frsn, 81 s,rs n
fs. hay Nesferrer Msre sbon ibf hssfs hlGA.
al rants. sroelien sadie fss asd styha
driver ard believed sy Der 70 be soune ana dru
rae n m horoe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-11

nFFi,E or rBs BUnsoS RIvsR RAILAOAD 90
W No o. ~nrp street. May is6i-ro he ,sers II tss
fecubf Mortgage Rords a tbs ComDsny:s wss
have rot svsied iheos,ves o. the privilege OF extending
accordance with the Popozls Of nscrmber 10th 1879"
who cesie do ~nl cbise Company By pr~~sseos
na- Bcf Do for cr>oson that the
o1mpelsd before llh OF ure mari
q. q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-11

DRowNE rlcHoLs sUCTIoNkERs SATURDAY
ID r.y II n leh o'cock At our sscropms IS Nassau
sale OF hard Furniture wed or
veuierce Of ,se ,artets oisohs beds Beehar sArlor
FTniue fsinnRs krETEsirgs tirfors lace and b-oc el
Curtains krss,s dun ron u Furnlure ChiaA
Crocsery, Gspsware Sc Boois Prts Musc t,os
E,ye
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-11
pAcIyic NAIL srxAxsmr covrAxv.

Wv foRk, Nay o. lH69.
Al ths reyusr monthly n.eox Of the srsrd o. Dre ro-s
hello int tsy divepd q 10 tsu per dscArs5 oat
81 ths s'ohs ssysblc 90 ana sfer tse ieth
1hs usrsfsr eooss vii be ocsed Don the eveaing u nsy
II 10 the 2lsf n 81
Ny orcer Of he Beard.
rskpkRTC aorFnAN oscr.lary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-11

uscury rRcsrTCr Housn wKsy uooxrrE-.,-
"a rsv Js-sN sinse. niles fv@ ss- sra csses
rcxn<s en- w~01 dsf ~ rptr Ths s~sns. So
ei~-~s~ ~ s-h s--cr~d shove No lsv~s ~ ~.
ec~s. rcr bee Nsuse cesu'v " .r-sr-- -rs 49,
W. s6sS. r-~,u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-11

A u GxTRAORDIr AIRY ovPORrUSIrY TO rrsJa AsE
a kLE9sNT Flhsr Glass FUaefsUas,
AHD BSAUflfUL PAsLoa apuesMEsrs
RlCH CHtsA. SILVER WARE 10
Friday May, IL ~ leH O'Clock, Asthe
4 kGArT PRigArE kesIDEs)E
70. "a ess rwenty hrs,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-11

UOTiOs rOTfCR-A BsRgArr yop 60 I.
- ~rltd raewoof Psror sut ve-y n hiy ssrv.. n -
- Fressh satin bfocsbl whsn new ans IN ~.
rive ore - vere1 IN pluts, wi ,. ava ~. s "a
m q roe segA wsh1ysny ant ost psri,r sns bs,r,, :
fIrhsr. hpsy fr two az - RAIN al N. ss~. ~
sish svenue. tne cor beioE Tsrefey Tisee. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-11

WIN. WRITER'S. .AUOTIoSgER-wuL SELL. THIS
day. az O'Clock. G AGA Canal sree the Fuvui.
tuTe OF isrse hlose crpsttDg Of rosswod Parar us
velvet Brussels three ply rnd other Csrpes
otter sess eads eured HAIR MAtrsses easber Bsd
Bos'srs Pillows Bedding. marble top DIRE ssIng Bureaus
~asspcp chamber Crochery Wardroees mshoxany .otss
and sofa Beds 1se Tees psror iochrg AND easy Chairs
rrenoh plse per msb's and other Arrors sstia brocst
and e- dos ,urs,ss hAnoeers extension Tables
tsltths rsiltsnds oil fsiu'ings. hne EnRravsgs B,ot
Bsdsieata rSs sblfs Csatrs and
Rugs ttakfs rabies Croskery Glassware ssovos
M en- fNFpinIs. &c &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-11

ArEn ORLEANS AND MOBI.E FUND.- BoU0Br n
IN August BkLk MI TO so Wal street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-11

ucr1or roIIcr-HEsRY n HxRrz IN, 40 RIO
- neer-by vrtus mc-'gsge, wi ssli q, oubic sus
- On 1870 ~, -. rver On Nprasy, ish iaS 10
oc,ork D. 4ah psrrf ne scfr W-lneern ynrk
oesAsr vbh p.opocu ~spris sails bs.,s A. rs1-
csbe and oeer reres-nes appertsans All b-ls,ei,s
Louis y yULTkk Jr attorney Tor crirss-e on ~ virs,
Ds~8xfrf Court a. Cedar rre~s 1870 '"s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-11

90 ono TO Loas on BOND AND xoRre ACE
y Z.VOV view ruk B-o,kivn. No ermns~si
charged spply 70 soLonos l. hUtL. ktioruey, IL Wal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-11
pRowSE a NICHOLS; AuCrIoNE Eas-rsIs DAY.

At Wy O'Clock. NJ our talsrcm rs Nassau street
ls'se cole ,tou Of no~ertog rsna Mouh,s Rasss q
great variety, doutie Csrn,iiots Geanus Of all ol-ses
ve,benM ravsos, superb colscon Of constant 1oweii
beddirg OFT psnts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-11

f,ouSIKf BoAnI-IN A VARY PLEASANT LocA.
In In Tremont wtstchfser conrtY, tsA lrs of k~
Bsrsn q r. II nais fry~ NE c,y .ad ave minuss ~sis
reed -i,h ~ Harisun third Apply IN
Lar avenue s-corf h,use above Tvenh srs.L Or a. he
I'.S,,t-. I've 1@o efs,h avsrue.
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-11-10
THE SACCHAROM ETER
BAGASSE FURNCAE.

DATENTED July LIST, 1857 Steam Trains
Il and ClarIhers, under my patents for 1850 and
1859. My patented arrangement for using two
pressures OF steam in sugar boiling apparatrsrs.
only requires to be understood to establish the
decided advantages IL possesses over all other mr.
rangtmehts, bccausc It Is based upon correct and
scientific principles, and reduces TO n coruplctc
system the boiling by steam in sugar apparat1,scs.
Can br adapted to almost any Sugar House.
IMPROVED FURNACES FOR COAI,
EITHER UNDER BOILERS OR KETTLES.
i will also furnish the very best boiler now in
use, and especially adapted for plantation usc,
which
COSTS LESS.
is NOR ID RAI'l.E and absolutely SAFER and at
the same time more economical in FIIEI than
any other arrangement of BOILER Whatever.
Can he furnished at very short notice
Force Pumps for hot watrc and plantation ma
chiucry generally.
The undersigned would respectfully refer parties
who May not have had an opportunity of witness
ing the operation OF any of his Furnaces, TO the
following named gentlemen, sugar planters, who
have them erected on their places
William J. Fort, Esq, one, Magnolia Plantation,
Wcst Fciciana
Hon. ID. +. Kcnnrr, two, Ashland and Bow,!on,
Ascension.
II. H. Barrow, Esq, one, Yaiim; Or. J. w.
Lyle, one, Smliiicld; james x. Duyall, ESP
one, Ashland; West Baton Rouge
Arthur Dennis, Esq, one, False River Point
Coupe
Mcssrs. j. W. & S. McCutchcon, one, Onnand,
ST. Charles.
John Il. Thompson, Esq, one, Claiborne,
1bcrvilr.
John r. Williams, Esq, one, Willow Glen,
Earidcs, nrsr Alexandria, La.
DIR. John Casson, one, Experiment, Rapdcs
near Alexandra
Mcssrs. j. e. Cofld & Il. VI. Davis, one, Man.
atcc, Manatcr River, Fla.
GEORGE VI. LONGACRE,
aug G-;f p NMclz street, New Orleans
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-11-10
CARPENTERS NOTICE.
MIR A BART U,

WISHES to inform the ei'izrn ., "l A,|N'r,
all work in his line. Tie j. 81 undertaken II
Rnili,ns DWELLINGS G.i... Il Z. ~ -.
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-11-10

II may NOT be aniss, fof n
those who are not acqusint'*
House is situated on hGlntI
about one bundnd yards N9! <n(
plur Springs, situated ia H. llahoals.,
State Of Icnisiana, and si,sI< 4dsc miles
from Alrxardia, and thirty " ROM Hariscn,
burg. on the public road leading froii Natclez by
AlcNaniria to Texas, and i Is loratcd n The high
and healthy Fine Woods, about one half mile from
Trout Crrrk where the finest of trout fishing VIII
afford the greatest amusement to those who wish
to na.. iimr m that way The undersigned ac-
knowledge his gratitude 10 bis old friends and
the public generally for the patronage bestowed
upon him during the tme he done business at iie
White Sulphur Springs Hotel aGd earnestly so
cits a liberal share Of patronage ut the Evans
House, whcr. he will always be- ready and willing
20 receive and accunmuda.c all who MAY favor
him with q call.
JOSErII Z. WARD.
Aug 13-C
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-11-10
NOTICE.

FG'lIE co-partnrrship heretofore existing under
4 the finn Of II. Kendall Cmtcr, 81 Co, expires
this day by limitation The commission business
will br settled up by II. Kendall Carter, and the
cotton gin business by Daniel Pratt.
II. KENDALL CARTER,
DANIEL PRATT.
New Orleans, October !, I-J9.
TNIIE Cotton Facioragc and Commission bust
Il ness will bc continued as heretofore by II.
Kendall Carter.
I SHALL continue to furnish On Stands ns
l. heretofore ut the cid stand, H. st. Charles
street. NJ office is on the second floor, No. G.
Gin Stands constantly kept ON alnd to supply
customers. do uut deem it necessary to say
anything Of the merits ot my Gin Stands, ~ sell
100 or more annually, which are distributed
through a"arly the whole cotton growing country.
Not bcus able to- supply the demand the last sea-
son. | am extending M factory 50 rs to BE- cua-
BLEED TO make 1907 Stands next season, and shall
therefore b. enabled To supply the demand
promptly.
aug ely. DANIEL PRATT
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-11-10

For all club, of Twenty and over, the yearly
subscription - only ~ 10. Names can be- sent
ia at different time, and from different Post-oiiicrs.
specimen copies will be- sent gratis to amy part
ol Tire country.
Sa"'hr,n, Western and Canadian money or
Po~,-u'icr stamps taken at par for subscriptions.
Canadian suh9c.ibrIs will please To remit twenty
six cents o,tra on each years subscription, to
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scpl Publishers. No. - Parl-rp ~ Y.
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-11-10

The md,rsiGncd, before accepting III" agency
of the Home insurance Company, satisfied HIM
self of its responsibility; its reputation in the COM
mcrcial world is equal To any Institution of the
kind in the country. In presenting It's claims to
his fellow citizens and the public generally, he
hold himself ready to furnish The mos, ample and
satisfactory references.
aug Oily. +. Il. BOlSSAI.
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-11-10

AXBR75
A cue Cur@
ron rur sPrruy crur og
Intermittent TcvCr, or F,v"i ana . -.rr,
Rcmittyat Fever, ChiH t.y,r, ri..r.
h-u,, Prriodicai !IcaLa, F." tu.,..
U"adncbc, nnd !:iuou~ Ery,1-. .a1r.,
fo3 She whole cIi,S 81 di,r.-rs COWS r-
nllirg ~ hillary Gyr.ar,m.l,t c.'-.a
by Ike Halnria Of n'ia>u.sin c"unt,i,--
No ono remedy is louder ca.t.d - y :a.
ncCcs,it's G. tie im.T....I l...l Il. -..HI % s.I.
and safe cure for Fever a ii Aerr. ST..
We are now enabled 10 o'.r, NTH a l,.i,.
certainty that II viii eradicate IA, disease.
and with assurance, founded on w'pf, that
no harm can arse from It's use in amy guam
tity.
That which protects from or igr,.ntt lis
disorder must Ec Of immense service ID 3d..
communities whore il prevails. Irr-f,.t j.
better than euro, for The IA; "nt .f., thc
risk which T. mus run "a violent a,.,.h- -
this la'c!ul di-'cwlor. This ..Crau CYL
the m1,matlr puio' &C FLyLE $50 Nsr,
frum The syi..I and prov MS IT, v.iri-
mont of tlr dlc1-., il taken ou The iil-t ape
moi only the best remedy ever yet d...ovor
for this class Of con. 'uin;a. but also he
cheapest. The larga quantity W. supply FER
4 dollar hing, IT within Nh" reach Il ever,
body; and Ia bilious districts, whc'" ERFu
ANp ACRE prevails, every body should lav, If
aud use l. freely both for cure and pros. ton.
II i, hoped tn, price viii place il within the
reach of ail-thc poor a. well a. IA, rich. \
great superiority Of this remedy uy.r any
other ever Discovered fer the speedy and Ger
tain cuIc Of mtcmttcuts Is, HAT IL contains
no Quiuiro or mineral, consequently - pro-
du,cS no Quui-m or other mlujl,r,. elects
whatever upon The constitution. Ih.ec cur.d
by it arc loft a, healthy as If they had never
had ia, disease.
Fever ana Aguci is not alone the consequence
of the mia matte poison. y -tcat variety Of
disorders arise from its irritation, among Which
arc Neuralgia, rheumatism, Gout, Headache,
Blndore. Toothachc, Eara.hc. Catauh, Asth-
ma, Palwtatiun, Painful affection Of the
Spleen, Mysteries, Pain in the Buwcl-, Collc,
Paralysis and Dcraagomcut Of the Stomach,
all of which, when originating in this carsc,
put on the intermittent type, or become period
ical This CuVE" cxpcls the poison from
the blood, and consequently cures them all
alike 1t is an invaluable protection 20 imni-
grants and person, travelling or temporarily
residing in the malarious districts. If taken
occasionally or daily while exposed 10 the IN
fiction. that viii be CXCrctCd from H. system,
and cannot accumulate in sufficient quantity
TO ripCn into disease. Hence it is even moro
valuable for protection than cure aud few Will
ever suffer from Intumlttcnts, if they avail
themselves Of the protection this remedy al
fordS.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-04-26

ga Western Paper sises = queer recipe
sfsr taking Ink out ofiiuen. Il isto jerk Tie
editor out Of AIs shirt asaho y,s
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-04-26

o. cAsTLow, GIoe.n.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-04-26

trTbe last Louisville Courier contains
a full report Of the proceedings. resolutions,
&c, or large Republican Convention held
in the With (Ky.) Congressional District.
The twelfth resolution reads ,hus:
sand finally, reposing conf ieuce in the
int lIigence, patriotism and integrity ofihe
Republican party, we assume It's nsme-fo
adhere to IL through good report ant through
evitreport. in prosperity and adversely, I'm.
less II prove false to its promises Of Us feh
ness, and go disaPpoint our just expceta-
tisns.. ai Pod
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-04-26
polygamic Democracy.

p ssys The sinsinnstt Gazette; ~ ~
Ihoserrsader who carefully examined
thealstcf y~esssssd nsyss on the Anti.Po.
lygsgy BIN, Psbtshsd IN our columns sev.
era da, ago, observodths a etthas every
Democrat from Uhioyoled In Tbs neg alive
On the pssssgs OF tbst msssuts. As a Gen,
ersi.tulesoputhe otberband.ihe Anti Doug.
Jssf pemscfstes i Al,s House, sud the South-
srr.D sncoraoy Z napNsticuiar, voted I'm Syor
Of srppFsssing he utsh, ~abomins,isn, To
ssy alsat the Nosthsrn Democrats Who mani.
fss,.tpeh s'dssirea to sustain PoiyTsmy In
the Tersiiorlss have, by their ~ebssquious
susnlssion % s~lavshoidipg interests, son-
trrry 20 til ttefr' i%nstincts OF right and duty,
.bsssnss q length. ~ perverted in thar moral
ssqse ssst 90 lost.to ssif.respect ps not 10
feel ths disgrace.o Il The pesition IN which
they have tbus placed themselves, 10, pev.
hspss = ssnssse then m,fs severely thsn
thsy deserve. Thsy. or u jsasl theIr Gisnds
for them, do msnifests little shame on the
subjscts They have excuses To- offer for
esndust y psipably 81 wsr with sks -.
quirsments 81 their position and with the
d'ctites " teceney. They had become pre,
matuTely committed 70 the foolish as,ump.
tlsn-bslisd BY the sets OF almsss sye,y
Congress, under svery President, from frs,
TO lasi-ihst Cengrsss could properly OK,
sreise no Legislative authority over the Ter.
~r'tories and particularly on Slavery, There.
fore, lest the latter Institution should receive
an Indirect but highly dsmsgIng blow, they
yotod 10 a~uatain The srIghtsu ar A-.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-04-26
Shall the Robin be Destoryed--In-
terestlng Report.

'oioeoi"S HscPoio'
The members o. the Massachusetts IIor.
ticuliural Spciety are deserving of much
credit for an investigation set on foot at
their frat meeting las, year. (Janua,y 9th.)
To b,fng the subject forward. form ally al
resoluiieu was offered to "suthor re ,hrl
President. in behalf cf the Society, To petit
| nr,hs legislstore to repeal such Of the
statutes and laws Of the commonwealth
as our'-b the taking. killing, and destroy
ing orths The bird commonally known az
the Robin" An animated discussion took
Race, aud q committee, Consisting oil
Messfs, J. w. p. jerks, Prof. Of Zoology,
c. M Hevey and 4 y. Rand, jun, was APP
pointed to make a thorough investigations;
end report at sueh a time us they might
eesm Advisable. This committee entered
upon their isbors with much interest snd
zial,sId continued them through the year.
IN recent number Of The journal Of the
S%gcisty, We have the report ofProf. Jenks.
chsirmap of the committee, in full, and con-
dense therefrom the following outline,
waich will be found iuterrestingi
The plan sdopted In the investigation
wss. 6rsh 10 obtain birds at day-break, mid
dsy-and sunset; seeond, to obtain them from
both village and country; third, to- preserve
irtdtcohoI the contents Of esch gizafd,
In accordance with this, specimens were
we're examined a. least weekly, and most
Of the time daily, from March to Dece mber
inst,sndast several periods during The win
ter. !"
The msle-lirds mado their appearance
dr't early ~ March, followed BY the fe-
males she second week 10 April, The giz
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-04-26

Healthy human Blood upon being Analysed al.
Ii ways presents us with the sam essential
elements, and gives oil. course the True Standard.
Annlyze the Blood OF Q person suffering from con-
sumption, Liver Complaint, DYSPEPSIA, ScfofnIh,
&c, and We nd IN every instance certain defici-
encies in the red globules Of Blood, Supply these
defciepcies, and you are made well, The Blood
Food Is founded upon this Theory-hence its as
tonishing sdtcess. There TIRE Five Preparations
ndapteite the deficiencies Of the Blood in differ.
ent d~i,esses. For Coushs, colds bronchitis iipr
any affection whatever ofthe Throat OK Bnnssin
Guiding consumptisni uss No. l. which 70 q lao The
No, Tor pePfessiorofSpgits Loss Of Appetite and
Tor all chronic eompla in fsafhihg fom overuse,
genernfdebitity and nervous pfoetrsti0u. No. Q,
Tor Liver complaints, No. Gor Dyspesis, Being
already prephfed for ibsorpsion II Il taktn by drops
and cnfffedf Immediately into the circulation, 80
that what you gain yed fetsiH The No els for
female igfegslsrtisss hys,sria, Weaknesses &c,--
Sc spscisl disss!ions &, thi.a fSr alt rhsam;
ints; take No - IN sl cassi DE dirsstioss must
b ssic,ly seIl9rst- fHss 9Th RsoS& SSSd y
TsTrD RNS4os Bfosdwsy, Now Yofk
And By sil respsesabas 'd'gegists shrcughos. the
H PArrEssos, Agent, 81. ci.invfis, ono
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-04-26

NOBLE SENrrMEnrs.-Condemn no man
for not thinking as you think. Let every
man use his own judgment, since every enc
must give an account Of himself 10 God :
Abhor any approach, in any kind Of degree,
to the spirit Of persecution. II you cannot
rssson or persuade q man into the truth,
never attempt to force him into II. If love
will moi compel hin TO come, leave him 10
God, the Judge Of ll.--Wesley.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-04-26

Togethez with many etbsrs, such % Distance,
, sizss; Crescent, do; hsfteys Improved. &c. DC.
and 2 greet number Of Parlor and Hsasing Stoves,
which will be dispossd oil on tho most rsssonabls
farms, by. THOS, G, .CULBERTSON.
ssgiiss' !, Maid s,Iss,' k9idsspcf, oiie.s