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Reaal MotieEs.
In Attachment.
john Orowell,

John OroWelb In Attachments.
The Merchants Fire In lBeioro G. H. Bsnham, }.
sSsn5ss COMPANY Phil o P q c6aSts GlStS1S
ON THE 6TH DAY OF JULY.
\ 1861, an order OF attachment vas issued in This
action for the sum Of Two Hundred twen ynius and
60-h dollars, and the set for hea'ing before
said Justice at his Office in the city Of Cleveland on
the q IN cay Of August 1861.
cleveland, Jnly u, lSsl:s46
DY VIRTUE OF A CHATTEL
Mortgase, made and dated February 6th, 1851,
b n. BasFle 70 me, on ths property described be-
low, to secure the payment Of CERTAIN lud gnents
recorded IN the Conrt OF Common Pieaa Of Ouyahoga
County, and the costs therein in my favor egainst
said NJ. Bashle. Said Judgment being fer Si65.S4 /
Plaintiffs costa, S5,5s-i73ssoi with interest from
December 2Uth, 1883 / b tva taken possession Of
and shall offer for ale at public auction on the 4th
day Of Juns, 1851. 1t 10 O'Clock A IL one Clue kac
tory, steam Engine in said Factory, and al per-
tanning thereto lot Of Bones and about 25 barrels
OF Glue, aud lot Of materials for manufactDrine
Glue, being the property 60 m0rtgaged 10 ne. said
Glua Factory being known as Baskle's Glue fbcto-
~, ard situated on the Lake Shore, IN the uorth-
east corner Of RockpoIt township and said sAle VII
take place ct said Glue Factory: -. +,
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pREsENT POPULATION.

- PRESENT E0PD D1Al4OAs
me state Is rapidly fling up with pop1lation SO,
O25 persons having been added since 1851 making tho
present population S sss, ratio Of lez per cent N
AeRICUITURAL PRODUCTS. ::
me Arriculturaf Products q Inos are greaiar than
hoss q any oiherssts me prcduets sent ont during
ne Dast year exceeded 300 600 tors The wheat crop
u $50 approSches IS 900 900 bushels, while the corn
croD ylefis not less than IL, 900 900 bushels.
FERTILITY OF TIE SOIL.
NoTbere can the industrious farmer secure such i'm
edate results for hls labor as upon ess prairie soils,
they being composed Of deep rich ham, tho fertility
lof which IS unsurpassed BY any on the globe-
TO ACTUAL CULTIVATORs.
sine, 1885, he Conspang hare sold 800 900 arTsi
TIey sell OILY 10 GcGI cigafoTs and eus7y eolltrad
esniains an agreeneHt 70 eltiuat ne road eas 90
CONSTRUCTED through fAess laiss az a ezpe q s99go
lOO0 IN 1850 he population Of Jorty-ltins eolHlisI,
yo,,ah lih 4 rdsss tcds osIr SIS rics tpich 49,
l9s hare bees aided waking ths r0hos PopllGtioa sl4s
sgl, again q l4S per cent
EVIDENCES OF PROSPERITY.
As an evidence Of the thrift Of tAe people, may Be
stated hat 600 900 tons of freight including 600 200
bushe Of gra and $50 900 barrels OF -four were for1
Warded over the line last year.
EDUCATION.
Mechanics and Torkingnen VIII ind the free school
system enesuragei by the STATE and endowed with q
large revenue for the support q scnoos l1sI enll
dren can live in sight Of The church and Eeoo 1ousa
land grow up with the prosperity Of the sdng sia;e n
lLhe Great Western Empire.
PRICES AND TERMS OF PAYMENT
The prices Of these lands vary from So to SIS per
aacre according 10 location, quality, &c tst elas9
farming lands sell for about $40 70 So per acre and
the relative expense OF subduing prairie land as com
pared win wood land IS IL the ratio Of % 10 n favor
of theformer. The terms Of szsfor The bulk q these
e lands VII be
Il oEE YEARS INTEREST IN ADVANCE,
t SIX per cent per annu and six interest notes a. six
per cent payable respectively in one, two, three four
i've and SIX years from date of sale; and four notes
sfor principal payable IN four, i've, sxand seT ea
from date ofsale tn coutractstipulatng that
e0f the tract purchased shall be fenced and
geach and every year, FOR I'VE years from date q sale
so that at te end Of vo years onehaN shall DO fenced
land under cultivation.
TWENTY PER CENT. WILL BIZ DEDUCTED
from the valuation for cash except the sane should b
: az six dollars per acre when the eaah price VIII pe I've
dollars
productions, prices, and terms Of payment can be had
OSTER, Land Commissioner,
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
Ia0es. and Cftfes situated upon tho llli-
100, APPLETON's RAILWAY GU1DE'
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Aeal estaM.

r YMAN LITTLE,
= Dealsr n
b EiA i 2 8 1T e,
Keeps great variety Of Farms and City Property
!9F sale or hant. Al9o. choice Farming Lands ip
Michigan, Illinois, Wisconsin. IORa and Missonrt
I l,aS-Omce DO. AtWater Building, Clsysland, D.
} ID EAL ESTATE---E. N. KEYES.
III formerly Of the firm Of Little Keyes,l bai
oDsned q ReAl Estate Ofice in Rqu8e's Block, cor
nerof superior street and Pnhie Square, and has
congtantly on haipi several thousand acres OF FIRST
quality OF fAFulinE Lands In the Btatcg Of Iowa,
Wisconsin and Missouri, 70 eIchangs for city and
country property; also for AL Kinds Of persona
M ESTEEM LAND. .--H. 81. LIZ
w TIE, Of tho late firm Of L,ittlsl Keyes,
constantly on aand large quantity Of ms faTmin
Land IN IeWa, Riec0ngtn and II i7suuri, % oxchana
Omcs With RousS Jennings. Aarhls Block, suPs
flor ltrae- n o o1AeAe-
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q Al aRarb.r. ! Before Iamss Wallace. Justice
- Ts.. I. q the lPeaee oi Middle barsh.
wills BsldEin. .Cuyaaos2 comfy, chic;
NN THE s22D DAY OF JUNE.
-losI and order Of attachment WAS tsaued N
tS3S aefIo1 for the sum Of Three Hundrsd Dollars,
md fhs same a set for hearing on the 18th day d
patsa Benz. O. June 3, ~. EIl:ia
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TIE GRAxs--Ths Grays will uhdOubt-
edly, be here in $ few days, if not in two
days as has been stated Il Is tbought
that they viii not arrive before next week.
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CANAL COLLEcrOR.--GeOrge Frisell has
been appointed Canal Collector for this
citg BY the lsssses Of the canal.
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1921 TWELVE YEARS AGO
1OO1 the success Of several medical gentle-
men in curing disease upon PRINCIPLES in accordance
with the great natural laws induced their establish
the Legislature BY the title of THE GREFENBERG
COMPANY OF New 1erk. The continued success o.
their remedies, and the rIn hold they have gained
pom public condolences has fully Justified the honor
conferred upon the Association By Legislative en-
comparing their sueeess with medical academies al
chartered By public duthOrity Unsolicited testl-
Snz S Pote. PoS A1 S st sd puc 1 ior6ss
bear witness to the medical sill and high personal
character Of the gentlemen eonnsoted with the in
stitution thus assuring the public that among the
many unworthy advertisers OF the day, The GREE
RNBERG 90 MPANY hes eyer been and will be
reliable and Trustworthy mediun for the restoration
may address them wiv 5IfiIc confdtneo. :
The principles and practice Of medicine adopted b.
This Institution are licidly sot forth n TEE GRHF.
ENBERG MANUAL or HEAIfH, an invaluRble
medical work, published for family use, and there
fore sold at the nominal price OF 25 ceuts for which
sum il ID mailed free 10 any part OF the country.
The health Of American Wsmeu, diseases Of Chill
dren, and the more obscure and cnEpnic Complaints,
As well the common dizesses incident to this eoun-
try, have received the attention OF this Institution,
Apd il is enough 70 say they have proved themselves
dlly oompstent for the great trusts which the public
have contded 70 ther skilL
remedies adapted TO difeFelt diseases with minute
directions accompanying each article. The Medi-
cine 70 which ve Wish 20 Gall the Attention Of the
many Females afflicted Wit h disease, i5 -
. T7s77I ! THE QRRFEHBERH & F
GARSHALhS UTHklkE OATHOIlCDN,
which q offered a. certain cure m cases aeeOmps-
MED with the following symptoms: Irregularities,
Weakness, faintness, BeFanged Appetite, sell0w
0ompIoNiOn, Rain in the Back and Kidney, Ohills,
ralgia Palpitation Of the Heart, 7DizEinessi Nerv
ousness, Heada0he, R0stles5ness, Disturbed Sleep,
Flushea of the Heart, General Pain, Crawling and
Pain an the Spine and between the Shoulders, Acid
Stomach Nausea, Indigestion, Dificult Passing Of
Urine With heat or smarting, Itching, Burning or
Irritation to the Uterine Organs, hightmare, Dis
PED Mysteries, Anxiey Bed Face, her2ouH witch
ness Deprived Appetits ,Blatulonce. Bloated and
OCULAR BoWela, Unpleasant Dream8t Pslng In the
! -rine OrgAna, Hambness and Paine n the Limbs
Foot ~ ll-i - ~ r fr
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Ridsmafe Gsntoies.

We are enabled here to Ofsr the community .
remedy which, while il cures the above complaints
with certainty, is still perfectly barn 50 in any
quantity. such remedy Is invaluable a diatrictg
where these affecting disorders prevail. This
- CURE" expels the miasmatic poison OF FEVER AND
AGUE nom the systemi and prevents the develop
ment Of tins disease II taken on the first approach
Of its premOnitory symptoms. Il is not only the
best remedy discovered for this class OF com
plants, but also tb cheapest. The large ouansity
We supply for doll brings It within the reacn oi
every body and II bilious districts, where FETRn
AND AGUE proyails every body should have Il and
II freely both for cure and projection. F-eaf
superiority Of this remedy over any other dis
covered for the speedy and certain cure Of InteFuf
sequenty it produces quinisn or other uriS Us
effects whatever upon the constitution Those curod
BY it are left healthy as II they had never had the
disease.
Fever and Aggs is not alone the consequence Of
the miasmio poison. A great variety Of disordefl
arise from its irritation among which are AeiraQ
Rheumatism, Coed, Headaeke, BliHdHes5, 1o0thaohs
Edrache, CataFTAp Aslg1a, Papitat0, PaiHfHl fec.
t0n, Of tbs Spteea, HDasrios Pain IN s Boaoes Colo
Paralysis, and DerangemeHf Of Ehe St0B,Gch ali oil
which, when originating IN this cause, put on the
iltsrftesf typs, or become periodical This CURE'
expels the poison from the blood, and Consequently
cures them all alike. It Is an invaluable protection
10 immigrants and persons travelling or temporarily
residing IN the NAL iOus Districts If taken Occa-
siOnaly or daily WIN exposed to the infection that
will be uxecrRted from the system, aud cannot accu-
mulate in sufficient Quainty to ripen into disease
Hence II is even more V9luable for protection than
cure and few will ever suffer from lntermitteats Z
they avail themselves Of the protection this remedy
Affords.
Prepared By Dr.. J. o. AVER 8 Co., Lowell, Magu.
For Sale by Strong Armstrong, Ulsyeland.
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MECHANICS, FARMERS q WORKING HEE.
THE attention OF the enterprslng and indusiroas por
i ton Of the community Is directed TO the following
statements and liberal Inducements offered thsm by the
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILR0kD COMPANY.
which, as they win perceive, will enable them, BY 4
proper energy perseverance, and industry, 70 provided
comfortable homes for themselves and families with
comparatively speaking, very little capital
LANDS OF ILLINOIS.
No state In she Valle5 Of the Mississippi offers great
inducement 10 The seler as The STATE or Illinois
tons OF climate and soil 50 admirably combine 70 pro
duce those two great staples, CoRS and WHEAr as the
Prairies Of Illinois.
THE SOUTHERN PART
OF the sate lies within the Of the Cotton regions,
while the soil Is admirably adapted to The growth or
Tobacco and Hemp, and the Wheat IS worth from IS 70
20 cts per bushel than that raised further norh
RICH ROLLING PRAIRIE LANDS,
he deep rich loan Of Tho prares is cultivated with
such wonderful facility that the farmers Or the kasten
snd Middle States moving 70 Illinois In great num-
bers Tho area OF Illinois Is about equal 70 shat Of IN
gland and the soil s 50 rich that y VIII support twenty
millions Il people.
EAsTERN AND SOUTHERN HARKETs.
These lands are contiguous to Q railroad 100 miles
In length which connects with other roads and nsVga-
bio lakes and rivers, thus aording an unoroken com
munication with the Eastern and Southern markets.
q APPLICATION OF CAPITAL
thus far capital and labor have been applied 70 de-
Weeping the soil the great resources Of the state n
coal and iron arc almost untouched The nvrao rule
Ehatthe mechanic arts flourish best where food andfue
are cheapest viii follow at an early day 10 Illinois, and
In the course OF the next ten years the natural laws ana
eesstes OF tho case warrant the belief that AZ least
eve hundred thousand people viii be engaged IN the
state Of Illinois IN various Manufacturing employ
ments.
RAILROAD SYSTEM OF ILLINOIS.
Over s1Oo 900 900 Of private capital have been ex-
pended on the railroad system Of Illinois lnasmuch as
Irt of theincome from several OF these works, win
valuable public fund in lands 60 70 diminish tae state
axpenses ;ths z1zs ARR I0zI, and must consequently
uvery day decrease 4-rf-
THE STATE DEBT.
n sate al & only SO jos, ,ses "A, and .ohi1 th'
i-ss vsa7s has 5se reduced 81, ,95e ,T46 So and y
nav reasonably pset aGi f1 Ten years Z '7si become e
Enel l I
Pamphlets descriptive Of the lands, soil, climate,
On aPPhcaaoa % H
q aefa
For the names OF the Towns, VIII
nOIs Cent. h. h, see pages 1ss, 1sS &
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GIT Ttth bE3I'
WATER DRAW ER.
VuHFRLER's WATER DRAW.

WHEELER'B WATER DRAW
ER commands the admiration Of every lOy-
sT Of Purs Water. Ths Old OAKEE BUcE ~ y 1 tne
improvements attached, make THE BEsf articio 80
no other way can water Be RAISED 50 AA51i %
QUICK, 90 OHE4P-
gimple in construction, ard not laIe - Eat Qut q
order. Call and see It; Il rscummelda it1all.
J. WHEELER CO., P4op'rs,
Hogitt'8 Block, Vineyard st., Cleveland, ohio.
AGENTS wanted 10 every SfBle and Goa ~. ~
State Eli ClI,nrfY' 7inhia fnF nals.
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ER'S AGUEl CURE.
FOR TaE SPEEDY CURE OF
GatsTnitteiit Fever, or Fever and Aglis, Remit
ts'st FeDT, Chill Fever, Dumb AgHs, Pc
FiOdie0l Headache, or Bilious Hedd-
ache, and Bilious FeUers, indeed,
tor the whole class of Dis
eases originating IN b.
IiGTy dsrdESement,
caused By fhsI
Kalaria
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All Of the GrsEsnberg Medicines are fOr
= OaURs4gLL z gEogH BOT !. na 7'. Rs7g.,,,l... ,,
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The state OF Ohio, lC,
Ouyahoga County, IS
Caroline Eshenbrenner,
3 George EShenbrenRer.
~ EnRGE ESH ENRR IT

n -
\ Marietta, in the county OF Washington, and
Sfaten OhiOs notified that Caroline shenbrennet
did on the 18th day Of May, a D. 1851, ME her pet
tlon in the office Of the CLERK Of the Court of Com
mon Pleas within and for the county Of Guy ahoga,
aud State of Ohio, CHARGING the said George kshen-
bIenner with Adultery, With one Elizabeth Koi-
brenner, and asking that she may be divorced from
the said George Eshenbrennsr; which petition vii
be for hearing in six weeks nom the data herewith.
Dated this 18th day Of Nay, A. D., 1851.
CAROLINE ESHEHBRENNER,
my2a;Us5 By Pierre A. Collier, her Atty.
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. URIOUS KOINCIDENCEf
= SLOAN UNDEs THE ooUNTER

6MIIH AND OIHLh5 n a BOAIII
NORRIS In sight with his Celebrated ARABIAN
CONDITION POWDERS, where every owner Of
HoTses and Cattle can md the best Medicine In
for many Of the Diseases peculiar to such Aninala
they are SoFereign Remedy for Colds, Coughs
Loss Of Appetite, Hide bound, Distempers, Sc, &e
- These Powders always give satisfaction, a. the
Thousands who have used them, can testify. See
Circulars. Try them. For sale By &. r. Gaylord,
y. W. Palmer, Benton Brothers, and Strong B Arm.
strong, UeyolandI O., and BY ali Druggists IN the
country Also, at wholesale By the Proprietor at ISL
Ontario street, Cleveland Ohio to whom all orders
isbs: R5sd1w q. NORRIS.
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No state In she Waller Of the Mississippi offers great
an inducemeut to The ssleF as The STATE or Illinois
There s no portion Of tho Worh Whers al the eOndi
LOna OF climate end soil 80 admirably combine 70 pro
duce those two great staples, CoRS and WHEkr as he
Praries OF Illinois
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SiogPqgs Of Matlrs or 0Bstrustioas.

SteppGgs of MatsEs or 0bstruetOns.
These Pills have never been known 90 fIil when
the directioas have been stirtly followed, and they
are perfectly SAFE TO take by the mOst delicate.
10 mAkkiEO LADIES they aye particularly re-
cOmmended as they remove diiiicuties and e tore
nature, no matter from what capss The obstruction
may arise. A few days in most cases viii rrOdocs
tse desired effect; and although 50 powerful, yet no
injury viii resnh from their use but those who
are pregnant should not u=e them, IS they hRve an
effect contrary TO nature. ,r
Pamphlets detailing their virtues with numerous
certificates from we'll kHoWu plystc aud apoth-
ecaTies, can be had on application % the agent who
will send the Pills, If desired, tY mail post paid to
any address, On rrceip ipt OF the money in boxes
containing sixty Pills. " all The prneipal drueg
l7-I' - G. W. CLARK, Gen. Agent
iyl9:R26 ll9 Supsri st. Cleveland, o.
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me STATE is rapidly fling up with popclation
O25 persons having been added since 1850, making
present population ,T25 ,5ss ratio q lo2 per cen
ten years.
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NJ s0nTHERH PART

OF the STATE lies within the zone Of the Cotton regions,
while the soil Is admirably adapted to The growth OF
Tobacco and Hemp, and the Wheat IS worth from Is 70
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The deep rich loan Of tho prairies Is cultivated win
such wonderful facility that the farmers Of the Eastern
end Middle States are moving 10 Illinois In great mum
bers Tho area OF Illinois Is about equal 70 shat Of IN
gland and the soil s 50 rich that viii support twenty
millions II people.
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LANDS OF ILLINOIS.

which, as they VIII perceive, VIII enable t1eLn, Dy
proper energy perseverance, and industry, 70 provide
comfortable homes for themselves and families, With
comparatively speaking, very little capital
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-28

Sn.. "rigeon EngIsho nov rsled The roast, and the
Alungs, Achengs and Atlas had II all their own way
COW chiIS. You wsnsch ss I last ''i SSss my
specimen Of the dialect taught IL the schools = Canton
and Intended facilitate intercourse with foreigners
Woman a. all times lovely never appears more 50 than
tion. Their type Monaghan the complexion cocur dc
poile eyes and hair black, feet and hands small and
The eye accustomed only TO the Caucasian type might
find fault with the facial angle the complexion,
and perhaps the obliquity Of the optics, but familiar
brow Of Egypt Many Pocah0ntas we have in the
Middle Central Fowery Kingdom; but Of all the girls,
of Annoy and Formosa
Since our last visit at Hong Kong many new and
been opened extending even 70 the summit Of Victoria
Peak nineteen hundred feet above the level Of the sea-
On this lofty eminence has been built sanarium for
invalid troops and also marine telegraph Here the
air is saubrious and the temperature agreeable.
The Of the Allies in the north Of China seems unno
tced here and at Canton the Hoppos look with in
difference upon the result Trade occupies every thought,
the voice Of patriotism s sted by the svery sound
% reality q
vast empire venerable IN its antiquity, gigantic
in its resources, and dwarash in its virtues; once
government which ever existed now q Wondering
Of mournful decrepitude, and sinking under the
however predict great revolution under the dynasty Of
the rebels who have after partial suspension OF three
four years renewed hostties and under their lead
have taken possession Of 500 chow important city
which commands the imperial canal between Pekin and
-Shanghae. They also consider tho movement a re
gious one, and that Of a purcr kind than the one
which preceded IT. although they describe the leaders
Of it, the as "good," another 'ssangunary,"
and the third " fond OF women" but it will be
membered that the soldiers Of Constantine not all
immaculate and that under his banners the triumph OF
the cross was established reasonable hope Of success
is based the inability of the government TO
tend against foreign and domestic foes The moment
tainly seems opportune and new may dawn
upon this vast empire.
protection OF the Allied commanders at Canton and the
British authorities ut Hong Kong and the revenue
thereby accruing to the British treasury is by no
| means uncomfortable. That this exodus Of many
| Cinnamon is benefit both to those who go and to
those who remain by relieving this dense population Of
many natl fpges we have doubt, but
not strengthen convictions in the sincerity of
those phlanhropc professions frequently made at
Exeter and other abolition halls That 1t is practical
slavery deny VINO have read the terms upon
| which this forced labor is procured.
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1hc French fleg . " Withdrawn from Gdeta-7hs Reit
ons tr,iiag bg'sea England and FruncsPeopec' n a
War--9Ae reactioa and Syrian Questions- fgtTs g.,
Rgfg, &C. a..
have Ju-t asoertaned that the French fleet will AT
tlce leave Geea The King has refused 70 accept an
arn-uec 70 which sardinia bad agreed, and hence the
liaeJiat wi hdrnwd o. tho French 1eet ordered
wes sssNred upon good authority Of this few hours
bgo. Now the Impression here that ccanter orders
Lays bcuu despatched and that the lect viii reman un
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Resume Of Poyisrn yeus- Var Inevitable in the SPRING
Disappointment Of Victor Emdnusl-Pidns of Louis Ma
Decentralization to Reconquer ne Rhine and Male ne
Prince Imperial Kmg Of Neutrality-suspicious. Agai,a tie
Poe and French Ep,scopue Disturbed STATE Of NAPLES
Reactionory Movements Throughout the Pcutnsuld-fa-
Enthusiastically Of the Acknowledgements Re
ppbltc-Refigion in Chipd-The Emperor khang.hi-Rob
dsgy Of Je,ccts al Florence-chinese Trophies, DC.
Syrian AFFAIRS; the peace with China, including tho
bronzcgit and enamelled elephant which will form the
most beauifuof the trophies be received from Pckin
the late manifesto Of the King of Naples the certainty OF
another Italian in March; succession OF semioG
cla pamphlets, beginning with " Emperor Fruncoss
yoscph q IFWop,, and ending with " Rome Ct Us
k,iqpes financial embsrrassmcnts; the practical work
logs OF the new press system and great ROBBERY Of
ewes at Forence topics abuudantly sufficient to keep
alive the claor Of Partisan tongues though hid
rot American affairs, Garbsds preparations TO
Hungarian revelation Al uyla.on o. yeueta 1, tax
about
II q abundan,lv IN Dent That the Emperor i ben, "a
war ID TIE spring The ca'cua' ons o. victor e4n,aae
we're lhat i, should BE- able q brag Is hundred thou
laud troops iaso the Geld befoc H. nil 81 sbuary