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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-09-05
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Iehte bipIenlotild DE 3fuiid enfaH suruidlt
o5ne bieilbefirbtetend &c leen bIeibeH
tnir6j fiea iafleninRlntebr annebnlen,i 0af
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freinbIiber, dLs 6isher geitaIten iperoen
iSie fransof lbe &egierangtilt in @ettefi
boer sneiIen 8esieblneen; ltba9en iie
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tpiinfdf ,tmebrere Mate aMf Ihnrte 9robe
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&0niggr6b tpnroe ibt bon 9Aeitreit9 Die
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der Mfnfan9rei6en 'Giuperlet6nngerf, gu
Loenen Die preubii6e Negiernng .iid9 bDrs
berritfE, ben NEntdufs Nift mar Der &le=
iritaIeu, fonoern aud iehes groBen 9duS
fens Der Gbaubiniiten aHSkubaltert, mel :
Idle bon bensn eberIiderHraetla 0e8 erlten
1 &aiietrreitbes nidt, loStoniInen t0Onen.
Beiee Wlale bat ieoo@ Butebtloie befere
lleberSeuella9 9eliegt; I0GB Ole GttmiGes
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bic mad seilaer oSrbnluta berlan<
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Die @inherleibung bon SaBneber, &urs
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/ ben SOrla0ett cubic &nnufterB Nrntits
telbprs ibeborifehen en- s8as q @dlestpigs
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fatititlidJ feine gnipFji6e absutFeteB bas
tben mirb, erlpartet. Die 8egbGIt1ifIe
tSberbsllens f6tlneHIuiir nit ben Sties
tbensldin6 nit sGarmfaot l9eregrlt lpers
koeua tpeEGer ipieoer Snitg Deat Srie6enss
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/ bandt, oils Ade Iebtere SO ein9 @ebi ttss
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1a @ef ben Slrteniberg On SablenDl
@etrag Der &Fiegsgofteu3 tpirA bon ben
i5ransf !. SourhaKh anf 5--6 Rtgiosien
gyleeH apaeeebeni ebne oab eieie Biffel
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! 6IrEentbart Nsnb d 81 errei9f. De-
\ 8taat Der tSafltin 6eEOAine bon @reis If
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i RowuslppQe Des 0berlieHteBants Treb.
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affeifl: Il. gqFit SRHdd6
auf ben dtis 20. B! Mlts. beDorfebenDel
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Ourd GtbfaII ober burd goIfspiIlen
enc QInadAl auapf atHeiIen ,gslDinuen.
hiFfea ptne hasdlI aflbsrn elm gle6t"
beFaasn, ii i6rer gtadbariapft. ODER
700 es linen fOnt beIiebtj susugreifen
INN eiuen 9tenegatsn aiiBer 8efs ~ tel
len. Der Mi6brau@, ben man in ueue<
rer 3eit nit benz gSorte ySclbftbe<
Itimmunssredt" 9etrie6eu, erbalt Elm
EesegRHfftHiut biefer sbeorie1 Die laait
Dem @orte Sompeniation ben s,innben
Nenf6enberltan6 beIeioist. Ser Mber<
NIP 1T auf Der Einen Seite 70 eroB ipie
uuf Der anoern, aber biele Srannaofen
ideinen gar nidt gu rterten, III ipelde
Besriffsbermensunaen fie eeratben.
sgedd ibrert 8erIangen foilte Der &rie8
bon 1859 ,,IofaIifrt" iueroen neil bic
0eutfaeh feii yaedt Hattsn. BEN StaIiss
nern tire At1berduBerli@e Sfational In
abbaneisfeit porsuentbaIten. Seute
tdNen 6ieieI6er syransofen iib ciafeben,
Oiel 9eqfI9sn ieien iblel, tributpfidtig,
un6 O5sIsib dh6 Ser 8tisg in gObmen
unb am Main elm ,,Iotaler" blieb, tuols
len iie bic (Siegesbeutel 70 gu iasen,
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ttfen 8brdfens &erebret f6iiiSen, foHrlte
man au6 Sic. Glf9bef Dfartf brnlgen,
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.ndttftsn sic 3sbre aufiteIlrn, baB ieber
@taqt, Der fi@ inr&tie9e befie9en Tabt,
Die Bepte nidt bios hes @iesers, ion.
bern Die 8eute aIIer N8eIt seiuothenfei;
sbenn ber S6pa6e t,snb geTbIaaene 1T
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mas abforSern fam. Gber, bab Elm
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tetlein ion fbyisS bat aud ,,pi&t eili
8orndsu gernunft fur fi9, tsa
.bl iGlaubte man in 5ranfreidl YreuBen
Feline gergr0Ber,tii9 s0rnen gu biirfesl,
10 battle man ftd bsi 3eiten ms MttteI
,leeen unS Yartei er9reifel lniihen. SEPT
mad 8senbiglng 6es &rieaeSs tueIder
3ur Gutfdeibuhg bes &iinftigen 8efss
ftanSes bon @reaben utsO Oefrei9 ee<
flbrt pirbe; 1T erne na6trdaIide 1&onr-
peHiationsforoe ring" 70 ulseifis, als
wenuaiic pI0sIi6 i'm tiefifepSrieOen bonn
BUM getroden tpiirbe. Rdd Muclit
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9rouDn BE 2buBs, ioenit ieHe ausfiibe
runsen Ser y Yrehe@ 1lpirflid bon i4m
angeregt tuorOeu fnb, rni6t onrd9ebr,.lls
gen gu fem, loaoern fcine Gihseblfnsen
babett, tDie 'f9Ori offer, eiperI ,niaber
saS4srsigsn ~. aEtuffaffltqne bag SEP SEP r Z
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-09-05
Srans6ftf ebe nfprii6e.


Gube Miai b. s. Iuben Sranfreif,
England unS StublanS Die &egierungeli,
spil6en tpeIGen &rie9 aus5ubre@en.
orObte, gu elmer Srieoenstonferen; elm,
um auf Wittel gu oenteu. bieie 9efabr
su beI6iu0ren. Die ofTentlide Miei>
hung, fasten fie, beunrubise fid BEL Der
Nf0eli9feit zines &rieees, fet ipelden
10 DieIe unb 10 berI9ieoeae Sutereilen
betbeilist iein iuirOen; lie ielber toms
ten ni6t nit GIei9slItigFeit an einen
9ampf Oenten, in tueIden Staaten &c,
ratben piirOen, eeset Die iie nur freuno=
I6aftIi9e 8eflble begteu.- +;
Sn Oieiern 0frieoIiden uno berfobns.
IiGeu" @ebanten trafen bic orei SnepsI
traIen Madte suiannien, uno bierin be-
itanO ibre uebereinitimnnns. SaB fie
auser6em nod nber anbere Siuse iibersi
eineefimmt Bdtterg betam man ni@t 81
b0reu, un0 lber ibr Yrosranut fur pie
SSrie6eusconferena erfubr man niemdls
j ,sttuas Si6eres. 9luf teinen Sail aber
per0en fe bic gInfat eemein gee
bebt babeu, peI&e 10 eben Elm 8afisi
Ter BIatt, bas benz OOrti9en Wlinifer
Des ausnartissn nabeiteben ioa, ,bnet
na6fast. GnslanS un6 RuSIanO ba6ea
gang sepib ni3ti Der lfraasdfiiben 8ef
sieruus ben BON Der p4rsffe@. berfiiuoee
ten oGrunbias a5asegeberf SdB in Gus
ropn sseinen GfOeinadt iidb nfr9r0Berll
barte, OSbne iofott sItea atiOeru Elm
,Sie4tn St esbtt, sbsnfaIIs e,ne ehtf
ipre6enbe Strengthening gu ptrlansen.
g6Hte bies DiFfli@' bic in paris befr4
f@snbt af4atmig fem, fO,ilt es ieSenS
faIs ni&t .ntir cine dnsf9IiebIid franz
s6fiI@e, fCnnern mud cine, Bic in Yaris
eft feis geterF gilt anD fra9er ni6t se@
gotten bat. 80 ;sa:'.ls 49, y,
Oils Sranfrei5 8issa unO @abODed
an.f&unbtn. bot sfiemeno bapon ees
bort, 6ab sic 1aiferlibe Sassierdns oas
rauf sefabt selpsisa mare, gOie bier
abrisem grOsbmd4tt lJpasSen nun
,alei6fals cine Gs6tetserws itetuug,fpt@
bern. SIN @egehfbriI bebanptete fie,
bas co 6tantfeab iinO aar Oiefes iei,
bas ffinen ogr0beren .oberitalienif@en
Staat sHthebgna lalIeBf lBge9 Obne feiHs
eieenen GreHge,f pNsoebnen unO Derfdrj
iengaatEHsns Os 9Hainstuns Gus
repais 40 Der QlaHsxi0h mar in ibrsn
atassH 1tbtsli8 eae 9fi9tbet @eredI
irtistsit eesem Srantseidy fOsUie Elm s8i-
: terfptna iineertat oetDefen fetn pif6e.
1dtten nun ale anoern Grobma1te fitt
aud pererpSfEa pO4epEfO iDiirbe pds
iIei&t bon peilept gu eiuer Beeintradtts
5rantrei6's oefibrt buben. Sisiss
y i,uoltefi4 sssen pie,aneebljden a@efhb.
.aireng ipp,nit es Ourd be, Strengthening
giiemonta behrobt ipnrOe, iia a8ege Del
GiubetIefbune bDns Sli63d mo SaboBsil
f6iten. Ratirlid burftehRa nbet feins
saaSere Grpbma@t iDa6fen, ODER bis
Hsaag afaalttiHs tOase dbstiadls cine
be6eo5te gelUor0en ltab bate abcumafi9e
i&omptn6utipH ssheifat, sIIis9fag
{ y GO if ipirRli@ itnrt, mas RarEfei
5olraaIjRen ibrenl unD BEN geiannlten
sutOpdif9eh @abiitam sa Siaen iuasenl
cir lteIIeu etueH vGrunoiabe nH0 eiii
InsStsht" raHb rad psI6eur be 9aubtdrts
abe9 pureen GrOtbeiIee biet 5fteren gsrs
daSe1Hnsrn nuseeiett fem ipiirSes aIs
man bis .iett oew0bnt if. als erIsaeMl
sga& Difier $5ecrte iDaroe feline @rbB
onsh9t bais9 ben arieg, ia feI6F ni@l
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2aut Benimmung elmer Gntf@eibnng gegeben pom
ioer @beYtetp ge1rtfr 8aibpiae, I'M Saaepem Sotace
8. 9arrifoL Trufee &C., gessn Charles q. @inftett
un6 Mnoef<! pert ID pttfaufeh ant q 45IaECE fSf
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-09-05

tbhTn, t4ener1l 1leuten0ift b. gSerDer,
uubA Dem Moininiltrdtof nee Strf0ntes,
Sch. 9}egerun9statb bon % 0aef, inter
Dem 3. 8. 90. folgenDe gReiipna etlats
len nor6ep: vDp az befpfgeiJ fsbt eab
sic 0ffentlibe 6eiers Des gebuft Sta9ee,
Or. f0ni9l. 9obeit 6es 8urfiiriten unter
ben obpaltanoen Gerb6ltnilIen CUR @r<
re9un9 bon nnfrieben I'M 2an6e flbren
lpiirae 10 miro. cine field affentlide
Seier bier6ur6 nnterla9t, Ino fin6 Die
betreffenoen Bkb6r6eA sh9n64 ! ait seeti
9eeigneten Gnueiiung gu berleben. 9lud
Die Bebor6en fefbff ba6ef bon Dem Ye>=
burtsta9e feine sfoti5 gu nebmen."
] ts4Ast4 Se13. ahisaF. ] NINA
9IleganOer bon SeTen, feifberiser Be-
'feBEs5atSet bee 9nttnes =
Nrmees Corps, tpel6es nun tbdtfdalid
unO forineI ailf9etoit iif bsfn6et nd felt
9eltern in &ann1taH, ,tipolelbit er Dem
8ernebrnett naG fur einige 3eit Ieinefl
@obnfib Sashebiiteil 9ebenft.
Sds @auptqddrtiert Der tuiirtember9i@
-f@ens SeibSibifion befaab .fia eeltern5ilt
S6orn6prf uno 1uir6 6ellte in Berg fem.
tuie penn aud I1ttnltti9e ipiirteinberois.
tide Sruppen ,ilior9en nn6 iibermoroeil
mteoer IN lbre 9arnifonen eiarllden uno
na1 am Sotlneritag Dor BEN Soni8
itattfinbenben @ebue gr6bere UearlaIt<
bungen eintreten fper0en. .qngat. a
8is Gtoe 0iefes Mfondts o6er Mn>.
fang September ioll Der Sanbtag einbe<
rufen fueroen, una uber Den IN Herbano<
lung oe9rtnenen Srieoens sSertra9 init
PrenBen, noit2 penn man bont, Dap &c
noD I'm Sanf a0lf1er gsod)e 81 9fanee
fpHliten7tpe (auf mor9enrl oH Der Nd
lntdf Ibes 8rieasnltnIlter8 BON 0aree9B,
WaiDr Schubert pDn Berlin beSbatbb bier
ertpartet meroen aiu heratbeH llli0 bent
leiben lelne 3ultrnnlallg ga srthsile'1 10
iute aud BIC stg asrtalltnng oeffetbets ere
SSstsr ,fa1 s. S,S,,1;t = Mr.; J.,
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,o,If if,I;e6en ,Aas S;e 'Gsotbe' tSss' Aest.
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mn =, esJ,s,abs,, f;,,Ssy es;rS .1@sISst
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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-03-30
FOREIGN MISCELLANY.

-Advices from Copenhagen state that the
young King of Greece is expected shortly in
that city, and will remain there about three
months. In the interval regency will take
charge of the government. The poor young
man must be fearfully bored in his tiresome
kingdom, and it is no more than fair that he
should have q vacation " re
The Correspondence of Madrid gives curl
Gus statistics of the executions which have ia
ken place in Spain in consequence of internal
revolutions. The number amounted to twen-
ty-three under Espartero, to fourteen under
Gonzalez Bravo, ninety-two under Narvaez,
and thirteen under O'Donnell.
The death of a German veteran who serv-
ed under the great Frederick in the seven
years war, is announced. He died at the re-
spectacle age of one hundred and twenty, at
the hamlet of Slaude, in Upper Silesia His
name was Laurence Halaez
M Maurice Jolly, the author of "Montes-
quieu aux Enters" whose appeal against the
sentence passed upon him was rejected, has
been sent to the prison of Ste Pelagie.
"A report is current in Paris that an agent
from some great capitalists and contractors,
who propose to establish a tunnel under the
sea from Dover to Calais has arrived in that
city, commissioned to apply to the Emperor
for permission to make borings on the French
soil in order to ascertain the practicability of
the scheme.
"A granddaughter of Rouget de Lisle, the
famous composer of LA Marseillaise," is about
to marry M. Eugene Phillippon. 1t is said
that the bride will retain the name of her
grandfather.
"A field of wheat buried under an avalanche
IN Switzerland for twenty-five years, proceed
ed on its growth as soon as the snow melted.
"A valuable present from the Tycoon of
Japan TO the Emperor Napoleon has reached
Marsellies. 1t consists of no less than 1900
cases OF slikworms, the more priced inasmuch
IL mas oeen clearly proved that Japanese silk
worms produce superior quality of silk to
those of any other country, and are moreover
less liable to the disease which has of late wear,
caused SO much distress to the silk growers of
the south of France.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-03-30
The Argus on the Veto Message.

Ii reckless Misrepresentation of document
in every body's hands should be called @enter-
PRISE" for example, the Argus would be one
of the most enterprising newspapers in the
country. The Argus has not published the
civil rights bill, and for that reason, probably.
dares to take liberties with its readers as fol-
lows: ,,ts.t-. r.......
The purpose of the measure undoubtedly
was to make the negro the ruling race at the
South, with view thus to secure the contin-
ued ascendency of the present party leaders /:
but in attempting to do this they also place the
white men of the North inferior in position
to the negro; and they strike doaon, at one fell
blOtc, the constitutional guarantees ichich bro
tect the person, the liberty and other vital
rights of the citizen. 1I-1 Oh. d s'3l
1t is possible that the writer of this as
tonishing paragraph had not read the bill he
feels bound to condemn. Whether he had or
not, it would be difficult to frame declare
ton more decisively contradictory to his as
sertions, than is contained in the first section
of the bill ITSELF in the words following:
ALI persons born in the United States and
not subject to a foreign power, excluding In
dams not taxed, are hereby declared to be cit
liens of the United States, and such citizens
of eoery race and color, without regard to
any previous condition of slavery or involun-
tary servitude, except as punishment for
crime whereof the party shall have been du-
ly convicted, shall have the same right, in ev-
cry State and Territory in the United States,
to make and enforce contracts, to sue, be
parties, and give evidence, to inherit, pur-
chase, lease, sell, hold, and convey real and
personal property, and to full and equal ben
eft Of all LaDs and proceedings for the securi-
ty Of person and property, as Is e,,joged by
aoltite citizens. and shall be subject to ike pun
islament, paths and penalties, and to none 9th
er, any law, statute, ordinance, regulation, or
custom, to the contrary Notwithstanding.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-03-30
HAsHEEsH CANDY!


The attention of the public is invited to Hasheesh
Candy, which is recommended to them as the best
medicine known for the OF all diseases of the
Throat, Lungs and Nervous System. The proprie-
tors in thus offering it, feel confident that trial viii
fully sustain the high reputation it has already ae-
quired in various parts ofthe United States To those
who always let their prejudices blind their judgment
it is useless to present facts arguments but to 9TH
feel that it will be sufficient to say that we offer
no new dscoveryor experiment; goods are stand
ard. In the East, Hasheesh is the beginning and
the end of Medicine; it is used for numberless dis
cases. and that it is used with need only
refer readers to the unlimited testimony of trav-
elers in all ages That it should long have escap
ed the practical science of the Western World is an
astonishing fact but that it is prepared in such
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ective there can be doubt that 1t Is destined
obtain the confidence of the public, and especially OF
those for whose relief it is prepared. Invalids can
be assured that it contains not particle of opium,
or anything else that is in any way injurious to the
system, but that it is an agreeable and permanent
tonic.
Sent to any address receipt ofprice and stamps.
Price-Large Box S1.O0, postage Is cents; Small
Box 80 cents, postage cents. For sale by all Drug
gists and Apothecaries, Patent Medicine Dealers
Imported and manufactured solely by the SYL-
VAN ORIENT COMPANY. 151 Washington St,
Opposite the Old South Church. Boston, Mass.
W. F. PHILLIPS s. CO., Agents for Maine.
Feb 15-sNd&w1y
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ITEMS OF STATE NEWS.

EB Eclipse this evening = moon enters
earth's shadow at Oh. 58m. and energies at
LII. 40m. i.., .,
EB-The Kennebec journal declares that the
loyal people Of the country are 'justly incens-
ed'' by the veto Of the civilrights bill. We are
glad the Journal has got its eyes open.
There is prospect that the Kennebec
bridge at Augusta will be made free. W ~
Va We learn from the Lewiston Journal
that there are now thirty-four students in the
three classes in Bates College. In the Latin
School connected with the College there are 46
students and in the Seminary 40. The College
is in most prosperous condition. 1
EYA venerable patriarch amused people of
Lewiston Wednesday, by driving his horse
through town with dog mounted on all tours
on the animals back. The dog, horse, and pro-
prietor seemed to have an excellent under
standing. A- -
Y~The Loyal Sunrise understands that a
gentleman in the Province who sold his prop
erty in Presque Isle and removed beyond the
"iron-posts" during the rebellion, is in great
fear of raid from this side and would give all
his old shoes to be back there. a.
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Perry,s Moth and FrecLle Lotion.

Chloasma, or Mothpatch, (also called Liverspot,)
and Lentigo or Freckles, are often very annoying,
particularly to ladies ofhght complexion for the dis
colored spots show more plainly on the face OF a
blonde than ola brunette; but they greatly the
beauty OF ether and any preparation that viii eff
fectualy remove them wt0at iTjarRg the texture or
color Of the skin, is certainly desderatum. DR.. B.
C. Perry, who has made diseases ofthe skin speci
atty, has discovered remedy for these discolora
tions, which Is at once prompt, infable, and harm
less. s-sF. Id. 800,
Prepared only by B. c. PERRY, Dermatologist,
No. A. Bond Street, New-York, and for sale by all
druggists; price So per bottle. Call for PERRY'S
MOTH AND FRECKLE LOTION.
w. F. Phillips & Co., and H. H. Hay, Wholesale
Agents, Portland Maine. oct31sn Mw&F6m
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Browns BRONCHIAL TRocHEs. = From
the Medical Director of the General Hospital,
Benton Barracks, near ST. Louis, March s,
1852. Messrs. John 1. Brown G Son, Dos
ton, Mass,-Use of your far-famed and most
serviceable Troches' is being made in the hos
pital of which have charge, and with very
beneficial and decided results in allaying bron-
chial irritation" For Coughs and Colds the
Troches give prompt relief eod1wd&w.
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GA Physiological View of Marriage:
Containing nearly 800 pages, and 100 fine Plates
and Engravings of the Anatomy Of the Human Or
gans in state of Health and Disease, with Trea-
tice on Early Errors, its Deplorable Consequences
upon the Mind and Body, with the Authors Plan Of
rreatment-thc only rational and successful mode Of
cure, as shown by the report Of cases treated. A
truthful adviser to the married. and those contem-
plating marriage who entertain doubts at their phys
ical condition. Sent free of postage to any address,
on receipt OF % CENTS in stamps or postal currency
by addressing DIR. LA CROIX, No. 81 Maiden Lane,
Albany, NY. .Fate53tfh
The author may be consulted upon any Of the dis
upon which his book treats either personally or
by mail, and medicine sent to any part Of the world
Oct 6-s N d&w6m
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sonant with reason and sound policy. If the
opposite doctrine should obtain, in many cases
witnesses of the greatest Importance to the adj
vancement of justice, residing beyond the
reach of the process of the Court, deferred by
the annoyance to which they would be often
subjected by arrest and Imprisonment by the
design or malice of interested parties. would
refuse TO attend the trial of civil and criminal
cases, thereby permitting right to suffer and
be defeated and wrong and violence to tri-
umph. JUSTICE.
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Steamer Marcena johnson Fuller. from Deer Isle
for Castine. when about one mile S w of Hoibrook
Island, 2sth inst, was found to be on fire and was
beaehed on the island, where she was entirely de-
said to be insured for $1,000.
Sch Agenora, Murch, from Boston for Baltimore,
n hampton Roads 18th, with loss Of both an
ship Rochester. Fulton, from Liverpool tor New
orleans, put into Belfast, Ireland, 18th inst, IN
leaky condition.
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MUNICIPAL couRp. MAR. 20.

John Mari, for larceny of a small quantity
of wood from the yard of Mr.. E. b. Cox, on
Commercial street, was fined 81 90 and costs.
Committed. N~N 't"A
A colored man, named James II. Robinson,
was charged with larceny OF coat belonging
to a fellow boarder. AS there were some
doubts in the case, the accused got the benefit
of them and was discharged. .zAAr.l1 x