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V.
3}. . - N 7 -_-—- - —‘ :1” T‘ A- __ . ..-. '- _—-v ... ..
:v--~- -------nm-.v- i Arrival of the America. »
‘i“‘:i-‘; x-.~.;'» of .'-t laboring mart 'ii=.'iti_;; in I one Week Later Frmn V.-E1,-rope.
i'.:‘.sl'atel§-' 't.‘€C’.O!iii-.’.‘ i3“i£‘
390 Pu: ~li:: ti.-:7-‘ii
C'_:3.-."'.'..‘:'-3. Ti, ‘.1...
to 2 'for‘-.'.tnr:- cl 5.3-‘3.ll0’l
r~.-‘:a=.‘-.'-.==.= in Ett;-,‘!
of :2 .
i‘i'liiii.<ts:-r ‘A’-l2?8if‘f ‘.V!‘ilG:- .‘tr:;-in ."~-!;-.-
i-:=g;-3.2, that ‘Walker’s forces coixsi;-1.: ziozv
of 1300 men, and that. he appears .-
firmly fixed in his g0'~]e£‘nlIlBI}’E-.
Asia Andrew.—?-, E.-q., aged 94, «'_"‘g7l<l it‘-
he the oldest lawyer in the United
States, died at ltiswicli, Mass,, on the
16t'n ult... He came to the bar .se7.t-2;-erg,-
vearn ngfi.
"I‘l;i_-_ Pig.-tland State of Illiairis says
5%,-,3 pt] :_.‘-:9 and of this year there Wlli ;
3-... 9, ,3-,_il]-..ll‘ill'J1‘tS line of railway from the .
,t~,,i_,.,,,;3-3 tji,-.ean at. Portland, to lcwtz
City, a distance of 1.436 miles, makini;
ii says, the most magtiificetit line of mi!-
‘ may mi the globe.
Five men were frozen to drmih siiiinit
four: weeks ago. in the southern part at’.
Ivlitiiicsutri. '.i‘iiuy were in an 9;.-rm
..~“le':2li ‘.."JITilllf.I from St. Paul. The lior.-fie
went up :0 a tavern oi: tits ‘elf’-"W7"- 3”‘?
>.-topped The lcndlort! '~v‘c‘n‘- 00'-
fot.-iiil the five rue.-ti frozcii to tie ‘-53-
Ahout fift_V liaud-‘ 3-'9 €l“l‘i“Y3d 5“ 5-he
Nllllah-:SClL.i\'1lllt:% in Middlt-town, and
,-—,-may morn‘ areio be employed in the
$,,m,,3_ Dr, Fraiicfort, the Superinten-
-Jetxt, has d\.~‘c0\’t?l’ed an old mine, about
wliti-li there is no tradition iii the !lt'-.‘igl!-
borliootl, with iiiiuitig itiiplenients, &.c.
The \Voli:ottviIle factory, lately ‘uurut
,_,,,,__. ,,w,,..u' by ll)’: estate of Anson fir.
p,,,~.i;—..-' and tw ' Slade 8: Hawit-y. It:
goods were of the very best. dc.-ici‘ipt.iun
Senator \Vatle of Ohio has l*ccii rc-
,;o,,tIy ll’t‘-t‘Il.‘tfU"fI, by a large ui>.tjori-
llie P\K“|tllI)'.‘:Can member.-: oi the
(:iillO L-gist-attire.
Tiie Coitimoti \'.‘-uunci! of the
t I
F! I11:
F‘-Etv ol
U.-irtf-‘lid, ha: voted to spot.-d $700 tzpcii
" ' in iii?‘ S-air
at i‘«..=2.ti:i;sEii_ to be placed
i:l.,-.1.-ac ynr-.3.
A uL‘\\' 2121.". -iriiiing; feature of also .--.2-
.7_;t]‘;:: .-ticvc bill has ‘oi.-o.-.ti expo.-i.-ti Li; tit».-
Clllt:lllllitll trial. Vlfliil-.-. the g'o'-"-‘t=‘-
:--2.-it at ‘-Va-liiii5_-iozi will pay the
\\.-;t|\eéét;‘>1 who testify’ in f&i't:‘t')i’ 0.‘ tin.-
claiiriam, it 15 its practice to rs.-free coir.-
pei-i.=:~.iu=.iit to all witiies;-ict-t wlso testify in
be-litttt of the i'r<-cdotti of ti‘.-‘.3 i'F.ii¢."_'_’:“tl
gnu-e. ls po.-sililv iii city tyr
up on earth an equal to title: arr:-iii. -;
merit in iiieaiiiiess and 9.l!'OL‘.l‘.§.‘ can
found.
Mr. Ezra Lyon, of Wrmlier.-iii-:l.:l, C-i..
_-_:lgu_t;,rliti,ire-l a ho-_: ou V\'e-diiia.-day, F--l».
135i’): ttieigliiiitr six /lEUIdI‘c"(l mar! c-27,2/'aIg
sz':t: poiimls; the hot; ‘.‘l'a:-$l.‘Zfl"c‘Eltililllifh
mid a bull Old.
A (langliter of P. Peiidl-:-toti of
sex, aged‘ l 1, wt-is ritii-lowii, la.-t. Tlittr-‘-
day, Willi-';‘ rettirutiigg from school, by a
boy's sled, and 50 injured that sh-9 died
the iirxtdziy.
The “iopiriti-" in Bl'id:1(",O"\l'f ha -9
,7_;ot.n n0llC:: in one of the ‘circle:--’’ that
the Pacific was struck by an tot-lie-r,q
-,-,-in-ii five days out, and t-vi-ry .-t-col mi
board lost. A t~t'df(-'2l$.'~!."fll0i3.
Atttotizg the giazcizts grained Feb, 25:li
we-in-: mic to Ste.-plu-ti (‘r. (fold, for ma
pm’-.-'«etl air-cot-.l.t for .-ate-zaiti lit.-.=tti:tiz zip-
pizriatit.-‘, and one to John S. iiards-is of
'f\'i.e\i.= liavcii, for llllgIl.‘:.“-i'L€t'l Eiydruttlic
moire. '
Very l)ttt:5<t‘.C-f:t£‘dly,, a very importrezii
case is now iitidcr l".=3ns'l(i:‘i‘tllLi{‘£!! before
the U. S. Stiprcitie Court, iiivolviiig the-
qti-.-.-tioiiq of the ri-.:lit oi’ SIP)’-'1.‘-fl0ILI‘:i‘S to
carry lIi«?it‘ slaves Ei!fi}?.l<_{Il i‘~.~«.--.- stat:-s-arid
t.li-3 ct,"-t‘i:‘tituticisalit',' (.lf?l.l'.'.‘ M-z=.::.tii:i Com-
proiiti;-‘-, or the poitv-.r of E.‘-Jiigr-s;-=s tn
it-.'-gle‘Ié:‘tl1t‘~'.‘ about Slfii-’t';!-F3,’ in the U.
t‘:i'i“
..'-‘-..‘*\‘e. *1 ‘
q .:. t-. ii::- at ‘.\S'-.'.’ stamp-
r. P... re it-‘=ii.Eii;tf.ul lciialmzi Gum!‘-.=.‘iti
‘It;“
HUI.
,\j-_ "j - ti--.mi'.2‘-w, r-.f Hititford, a dis-
t'=i_-,._-tii.-ltril _-\im.l'ii-aii Hll-tilul‘. tiuw rel-i
.i.-;.: I’! liiiiy, is Ellgaghti tip-nit ti bit.-2. ul
"Hr
Cir. K-iinr-y has lit-on at‘ri>.=teti at
Cit’-'ll:I'VI5l, by order of \Va'iltei‘, and con-
iii--i.ii-il in lw -hm, hm saved by the in
3r‘|’l"fI‘I:f't' of \Viiil--.'—r's 0lii"t-‘:8. H-
\t;;t_- iiim ly r'jl'(,’l(:'lI, utidt-r escort, from
the I‘ -lllI’I'_\'.
Tn iititl t-port, 2-II)
‘ .
1'lIllHIl]‘l‘-
§Ii‘i'$(il]S \\’t‘Yt". Hi
x,~._-,t,~i,, \\' ilii«>.'-ilay mid Tiiiir.~dz-.y. ct-t
tin-‘.-. tiimai-_ II the ice in misfit‘ Ii3!'f.‘Oi‘-—-
‘I."::e. .-teimili-'»-.it.- have 2;:-i in from New
Y-_I1k —A two story It‘:-"llllfl biiiitliiig lti
J"-i‘.-ll:\'l la, East l3ritl_-_-r-5'--_rt, riv.-'.'i:~il l-_v
st 1.}-.—i‘_:ii:ii';, was bitriit t-iirly Tlitimtiiiy
mm-iicii-_-_, lltt‘ worlt of an iiir?eudiary.~—
An lr'=<ii fflllllty were puts-cited with ar-
,,.,-_r,ai-__ wiricli wa=. i‘t>‘t‘(l i}:=:' .~a'ic:‘atiis=. It
was 1iv2—{iI1t'.'l:_V izibeilei‘-., lilfil they ecttltlift
read.
"there was it iitirrililc i-tirititwg ’Ei'iiti
'§_‘-\x!‘_ilu’}.\it‘!l :1: Prt)tidi-it"r?, K. i , Stiiitlzejl
:t"‘\’P.i1‘.ll_‘.!, an-.l ii i:li’li! of George VI.7lii;-tile-
was inc-t t:r=.ti-Hy hitriit. and ii.-r~r-.- is no
.li«,;_p-.-tit" its recovc-iy. The moztit.-2' wa-
étlol) liad-Ty l.at:ritt in trying to protect the
I{‘lliii"o
.13.-stilts is I:-:=s.*.orz‘.i.=ig grog‘--.i§.2.r.
r-:~.'-.‘-rirl-;
er} :ili-3!! lira-' :i~.i.
1.-';}?. (,..'i’.'tl§)i2lll,
:-.5 ‘C\':t:.~“
(‘ll-mi $9} flt"ll“,-' "
Vi--"?'t’lI‘3,l'l': €f_‘--:':f.'i'_f.‘-’.'- :31
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it _\
‘-‘sir f£}‘.3lll'.=‘.'.‘
“.-.»tu:i, ;"l-fl‘-t~<..
-- {ff lair:
= \‘.-'?\"i'§, it» s-.~'-.-t-
I3,
I-7, and :.-.\'p-'.=.i-:-'ri.- ,-,.z.i-’.ll)--~‘...~*,«'-.-*ss.«;,:
- 5 It-fl 7?.
of C‘Iiic*-953,0,
ll. ii"--.'ti':i2t'.=-.W.‘,'-, ’-.‘.iZ\’4
__-~..':i': »—-l cl Stl -‘.300, tviizlt: cntti Z111 oi: the‘-
it-ii-:-i-v:.i<l3' l.’.‘ Albany, cit ':l.c‘
m:.’.~ i§'iL'lfl i‘i
§I§!w{{_!lt'§j£ of the l.-fi-‘ll iii.‘-t., while ti.-E-.2:-p
',i_‘;--.2 ~‘=‘i"':t;‘i"ii Mali,’
' ‘ ‘ iatli:-s‘ tli‘o'.~é=:..
.3r liift')\‘t‘i£l‘_i‘ ‘iii’-.."i'.iI biz
iii 1‘-.7=~v: Yb:-la
‘i he sfenriitsiiii: It:-'::-i 't!‘i‘t":!i_-ii? ’
ti‘ n~.i»~,i:.-.~.. bun, to Hr-~ l.’-fll§f.‘:;‘=e‘
-7-; :,i.-.- iaaiiia 29:4‘,-«..m:it.-‘.~ti.
‘-Iig—-.v.- ..‘I.,1‘5.lf'."‘-i:Il‘.‘¢'t'l l-sis}; '..~it.=.-;l:.:it:.'t of
o
ii=vz':n.é:iti tit-.r:.I.~.—-$‘.':et:'i-: -1-iiiiit. iittiidrt-zl l.H _
cittircii ul '
'tL'flll‘ll were llt.‘It'::‘Uf!‘l,;-"*ifl9i
...-... u_t;i,s; i-mw--il tn .i‘.tt=iid ttic .'ii.';f!i{tg-I‘
..:i-' Dila-=.-_ . =t;',~--i 2-'-‘», to i‘r15i'.'—----'si:,i~d 1
5'2.‘ if-' -: ‘ Q!
L I “ i 3 \\'.)2-’'
r L '. 9: - _ ix:-:-
i .r ‘~ .. 5"!"-._' -..i:‘: 21-2-
.'-u H -.;‘t.-zi:-1.,-i;s rrttal cut;
r'~ it ‘-.-I'‘.’. .
., ,. \'l,‘.'Il" flay liie _\4itiii;_-_ \’. lliv
-.-..«:;.- .ttri—iy»-ii iii II! 1- \\'r'dLllll:.Z_ i'<2‘.iv.-:~, Lt-cl
.'{;~l_’I--IL-'1-AI nil lzlltll-.'li.~‘t: ;‘i,‘:!i:_i;t[l_\ UI fut’ old
3,-i“:,~llX mitt utiiiiircii ‘i:cr ll:-:ulli_‘,-', [ilu'i2*_;:Il
.,-.-.,.,,- _-i..- \.\.'!'liI. in tin: iml IL -.1,-_;ttt or the
~i.'-.-'i.=.i..i ill but ', Ell-,‘<fl.|i'.' lion.-5:," i§."".)i.l’.!:‘-7.
«;_;.. ,...,;_.-.14,-z.,ij 1| hag-py f.-lluiv, ilutl ti lint:
.-_~ _‘-_E'_l.ll".lf=5y titiil '.t-‘e~.-s. i~.».3=iii-.
1 .‘.'tl ~i«.'».-em fitter t‘-mt tho 1.029;» is
'r,i-._.-i- tit-ml-’-rl. l:-r-iiiictti-1 iiifziiit no
':‘-r ‘:|3|.‘fsS for c-.:~.iii;:>:ilitiz-iii,
31,; mii1’li(-1‘\VlII l'\-i"iIil3l'lJI:1'L‘:il_;i --
,,.i»
.«
:.niid- iii-'-2
.L*.._\ ....s
:.r t‘t.«c ";:tt'ir-=, ii’.-iu‘ ii 'i'i:lti‘.':: 3,-':ztiiii;ti<‘.‘
.,r.--.,-.4. iooii l-1.‘-1'!)-l the-.i'i'.-. as iiiiiit-:it‘ '-
‘i,._- if’;-.':tti::-t-.--1):-. {tt‘.I.'lI -—-—.':.V. ‘Y. '1'
Lev C.-i; i--zit»-_-aiie '¢.':p’::*:ti,i_. ’- =
g-_,~i.£ ‘gun-.:.i clubs lsllslllg their galore.
\
‘ «.=;r :: l‘:v‘.'.’ (‘-t‘‘’, i.-‘
iiii.-:ii iii-
sect, 3-iitl 9: 23-42;.’ 1,‘!)f!:€.‘ .-.22". .-st §.l‘li..-- '
.'!'.3
"I iiiii--,
Z‘-', X. '
I No News qf the Paci_'/z7c—-Emg[is.‘a._/mf-
l ing towards A7.»re72'vrr.
I IJALIF.-UL Ft:i\. 29.
The America from Liverpool arrived
, at Halifax to-day. The Herman zzrrived
i -it Soutiiamptou on the llltlz. '1‘:-.2 Ar-
laszo sails-d from _ Souiliampton on the
I 13:23 The Baltic errivezl on ‘tho l3tli.
l The Livsrpoo? and Pliilaiielpiiia steam-
erc resiime their sailing next. month.
PEACE CONGRESS.
The Confereiicea were expected to
Opera on Wonilav the 18th, but tho E10ll~
and Ali Pacha,
I will poszpoize the .rncet.ing probably till
I Tliurstlay the 21st.
l arrival Count. Btiol
Baton Bi'uimtv has
arrived at Paris, and the Russian em-
bassy is once more brilliant. Clare-n
don London today, the 16th, for
1-‘ztris Ali Pacha has left Coustamino-
pl.-2, anti Ctttiitt Biiol was hourly <-:.\;psec-.
ted .
The Loizdan ..4.n?ce7t27.\'e’¢' ;=a;-is that
Aiistria and France both v.‘i.=lir-cl for the
§‘idi'1"litSE=iI)§'] of Prtis-in, but Palinerstoti
abet;-l:itely insisted on her exclu.-rich.-—
Tim ‘.7ieti:i:3 correspondent. of The
Times professes to iiI‘«0‘.'.‘ that France
and Atistrizi liaqe cerii-'2 to the sain-3 con-
clitsioii of the fifth point, and that Eng-
land will be out V0it‘(f in the Cotifierc-ace
it’-lie S-it.i3t'!lp‘.; to nmke a sine qua non
of the ilisazrining the Eesterti coast
of the If-leittla Sea.
‘l.‘tic La.-ado». T-imes has an riiitorial
\\’i“iiCfl,1‘.l’.i.‘l)‘.2;:'ft boa.-ting, betrays anxi-
t-:3: as to Englaiid’s sttccess in the ap
proac;liiizg_,r C‘-(:2}:_zri‘ss. ,
TURKE V.
The Sultan appt-arezl at
British and I5‘:-:23.”-ls r-7i'§iI.‘-:=.ssis.‘8.
be-lie’-.'crs vvn'.i!.t! not believe it.
’I"'“:~‘ E22;-lisii draggc-on bf-li‘1‘8Cl£.S were
at hall at the
Tnie:
a:'.c.’-..rt.-_'='it.2lly btirnt.
' CRIMEA.
T‘i,c 2-."-lit;-i’-' iiavo exploded the law. oi
iiiti Sela.-etc;-oi docks Fort. I\iclio|u-
;:':‘!.i. Tlw Riis.-iaiis tire heavily
front the NC-rtli. Five litiglisli regt
iiieiits are prcperiii,-4 to return home.-—
’i“iie fi_“l":‘i.lCfl isi-my received the news oi
pi.-ace wry badly.
Jazz. 215th, r-lx boats
;-vi:-e cit lIll.' i_T0l'lIl side, but were
i_t()'t’r‘E't.-‘ll and repulsed by the Frcucli
Pi-are 1]t‘\VS caused an t-xcitciiicht in
the Ri.t.~'sinii army, and preparations ina-
IUIIL’, tor an attack on Gcii. Atiteiti:trre’s
il.-vicion were coutitcmiaiidcd.
ASIA
The Riissiam gave a fete to -Gen.
Wilttaius and Yttssif Pacha at Ttflis,
J.-n l2ih.
1\lillf1'i’l_\', British Minister from Persia,
is :.4[1(.=‘.Vt'LI up at 'l‘ztt.rarz-.
BRITAIN
A clebatc oi-t-itricd in the Hottse cl
C0l1lfl’l0ilS, the 15th. Mr. Roi-buck
ar-;.-..=c to call the aticiittoii of the Hi»ii.---
to r:=.’z2tioti.= with the U. S., and ruiiveil
fur titty proiluiatioii of all €‘L)Il‘H~]'0lltI
P!l("<‘ will; the tiovesitniciit of the Uni
ti-it Stale-.~'.= relative lulltt‘ condiitzi of Mr.
Craiiiptnu. Mr. Roeisttck ci)I‘l|IIll‘l)ttt‘(l
by liil§\l‘&’H=l!l_S_.’_ upon the Ilotisc the [19-
-es-iiy for the qtie.-tiou lobe pro; eriy
iiittler.-tooil in Britain, and that it stiouiii
hcascertaiiieil who was to blame for
the ttti:-atislztctory t-tat-3 of El'lg!3ll(I’é ri-
lations with Amt-rii-n. lie X‘!-‘fll'dl‘I((-‘(I
that IIH‘ laws of the U. S, prohibits rc
<-rtiitim: for fort-icti service, and iii the
ciirly tlcysof the Republic, had riqtiiri d
the Fft’llf'.ll MllllslL’f of the period to he
removed for sticli infraction ol the lz-iv.-‘s.
Tlicir jealousy oii.tliis la-cad tvas there-
iore only natural.
He §il'O‘."P.€(!L-‘(l to show from (It‘!ClJtTlEl'll!-
rt-ail at the late trials in the U. S. that
.\"r. Crrimptoii ltiiew be was br-at-tiii,«,»
the lziw. He then took mt-ans to EVEHIC
it, and wzis nipporicd in that t-vasi )1} by
filltf’. Govt-riiur of Nova Scotiza, and the
Govertior Gent-ral of Cziiiatl-a,:md urc-d
to it by the lioiiie Govt Hllitl-H’. Uti-
ilcr tltcse cirtittiiistziiit-i-s, Mr R. cnsiti ti
ili-.il the Govetiiin:-iii of the U. S, we-re
jiisiiiivtl iii flqiilflili; the recall of Mr.
(:!'al‘lipiUlI,,fllld that the apology wliicb
the British G_ovctnii'it=‘pt hail tendered
was a dz-lusiiiu upon the Hon.-‘e and
t.-0t:i.=iry. Ue tli-1-re.-fore r-allcd tire: for it
.-;--c»tii:.':tisttei' to this q‘t1:'.<ltOti, ‘..\'hiit
ii‘..~.iriit=imii.- xv-.-re |t;i\-"fl: to Mr. Cramp
ion? Next for an r.-xprc-.-ion of opiu-
iun on part of the H.Ul.lSt‘, that they
we-it.» no parties to this violation of the
laws of tlit- U. S.
M r. Hailfir-Id S¢:’(?0Ild“d the motion.
Lord Pt!lll!t'r.-£0!) rcpli:-il, (ft-'fe*|"lLIllI51
Govrrtiuit-tit, and -tiitiiig that the cor-
i'c.~pniidt-iit:-.- vsmtlti he prodtict-d as snoti
as the in-t d‘-spxti-ii from the Aim-rii-.an
Govt-riitrieiit had ‘met: aii.-wcri-tl. Pal-
Iil‘c’l":-EUR: '.i:\"2.l lattii:-lit-tl into 3 fit-roe iii-
Vrt‘li'v’t' 'c);j_£)l!l.'~f Roi-liiit-lz. He '.\'a.~‘pL-z‘-
Slli‘-dt'i'.l lilvl‘-1.‘ waza .-ticii rial:-'. 2”--cliti-,;s in
the pi-ople of the U. 3., that they vial-
tt--tl the Int-iitlsliip til ’he prnpie» of tin.-
-_i_rt-at cztripiri-, tiiiil that the llli('l‘-‘féls of
both \'s't‘I‘t‘ iii-epftraivy boutitl up trill.-
at ciisiiitiiiazit-o of lriciiilly !'t.'i2‘€ll-')ll.“. He
<'.n‘.: ti hot, itii-;l--r
"‘lii;‘.'il4.‘ iiiztiscli
' -1 xvii-it
i
1 .
(mil '1:
2.“ 2?.
atternpted a sur
dis-
>|.v.,1-.
ttinttt-rs of
itiiil
its
*3 :?:ll‘Il'r2t2l?§}7 of
l7.".£‘:'~’.‘
ct. the to be
_-_ . ~- ‘i
‘.'-'s‘ U 5:-,,
. -75.‘ ff:
. ‘dfililtl Eli)? r+.-t'r:'i*.':- Slit-
ct:-iiiii, (flit :-i.~.~:i~ii:itc at-ti 5era.~n:;;ttil..- cot)-
..’:i;:2,
-iilt-iaiiuii, wliiii.-‘i v.':i.~.- bhbellllfil to iiii
titiiit-ail»:-c Milt! iii: tit. itll-‘I vsliii-ii li-.- titiz-H
any iilte-iiipt;-rzite indi-
.-idt-1’:-iiii zvteztipiiiigr
it-:l \=.:.»u'.ii’ prr =1:-i.-E
vidtmis i-ii £‘liil%.‘!’
to -,.li.iti9:-- it -;- two cotiiitries into the cu-
lztiiiiiics oi war. {Liitltl ciz.-i-‘i‘~‘.)
Tin: Cilh§f[‘t‘iiI|;‘ of Ertvl-t-'qiti=:‘ has
iimizis.-ti capltali.-t.» ti) -'1;-ct ):'ll(ili’l’.‘3'.)lJ
oi: Mczitizzy t e l8ili, to
of i.-ew loan
I
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I
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,%i:ie’i iiizii.-‘-til,
,li-‘ur ;l:e tiopi-t~‘-'.—iE :--nit-_.
I .‘ll;=§|‘ti?-rli oi $20 ii-.'.'=i’; {tilt},
I Lrizaclun Tirrit;-5: t‘:"t/T-1"-‘.'S Si-'-A'ard.~
: fl3i‘J;~§-5}.‘ that Eiiulttiid will Iii-il
,* of fit’? Iigiite ti.-
l
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I
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§ .-i‘l
,, 21;: tht-. :tti:;‘.lc~—1
= :i.t'i'c- A§?lF!EIl'§3..i.l c fill!-‘”-i'_
II‘\’}).f.-“L.
-tii:~.:-is in .3:-.25.
4 'i5~:iai-.bc'_-.t ltitli are at
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Tfic I")-.:t.cli liztv-=2 cc.-t:t*.liiii-xi an
§)OIl’l!:’. tl'r'-31:,’ cl Cmz’i=ti-.-rec wiili
Einpr.-ror ol Japrasi, wliit:-la git.-‘c:-'
I §!l'lVlf‘.‘:1t'.‘-tf':t.‘lL‘L'i to E£l'l:,_{i'iilJd and
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Counctticut De-iuliicranttc C0i:.‘I't”.ll'
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Tito Tlczrmcraté-: t-'-zinc l.'t-tot‘--‘~'i:>:i
tor‘. of L’-lifitltetowii, l,"x,.~ 111,, on ‘.l_\‘-~t?;-te:--
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pmii=.in:z -‘.l.+.- U093. .'l»..-'~= < PIHU '--' Presi-
dent, azzti tv.ve\.iiiy .~.,,-- 't,’~.;-.-.-- ]~’ret:‘-tit-iitrz.
The follov-.‘iiii_; ti-.~.‘t.:'t x:=:;.-= nuzriinatctl
—For Governor, S1’.£!ll'1€’..i Li_=_rli.'itii , Lien-
tenaut. Governor, John T, ‘Waite ; Elec-
retory of Sllttf‘, Ito.-;g'~‘=‘.-'-‘.-t=.°rill; 'I‘rea.<u-
rer, Talcott Crosby:
Tlioiucts Co-.vl.-.-.=———"- '=?l;_j
ticket.
The foilowiztg lii‘i‘3g3i.".*'=‘l were appoin-
ted to attend the National Col?!‘-"t.‘i't1?i-Di‘!
to be held at Cinciiiiiati:
District. No.'I-——f-ion. James T. Pratt,
Ht-man H. Barbour, ‘l.‘.l‘.lI A. P. Hy.-ls.
District No. Il——H0u. M. ingot-
soll, Alfred Blat-kttmii, and Janis: T.
Phelps. ‘
District No. Hi-—-Hon. Jot.-l ‘ft-7.
Vvlutie, J. P. C. Mather, and P:.:l:=_t§
Child. ' '
District No. 1V—-Hon. E. A. Pits.-ips,
John Ctitmn Siriitlt, mid Vlfillimn D.
Bishop. '*
the old State
The Sound Open.
The Eliti City, Capt. J. Miles Lewis,
by the tvzy, on:-v cf the most superb
l‘lo2ttitt_i;' Palaces on the Sound, was the
last boat that went. ziirougli previous to
closing: of navi~_-anon, and the first to
<-onietiiroiiggli-on the return trip. It.
‘-3785 tiiiri;.’-two days since she left New
Hat--_-it, arid thjrty-tliree dz-vs sincen
boat‘ liacl r:-acEzei:l New Haven from New
York. t-.='r.cn the Elm City touched the
wharf.
Th-:2 Stotiington, Norwich, and Fall
Rl\’€'l' lines have cotnmenced running
ilgalll. - '
[@ 'l.‘iic steamer Tllincis whiciz ar-
rivz.-il at Nvkv York on \\Tti(l!)L’.:'~d8§/..
lsririgs the Calif-mitt: mails of the 5th
'l.l$l,,1'11ltl SL140 2:05-‘. in izoltl. A tele-
ttrapliiti alt.-piatch ta-t:eivvd at San Fran-
:-.i.-co git;-t twftiretlie di-parure of the
-teainer aiiiiotiiiccs the explo-ion of the
.-it-aiiii-r Betti-,6}; the morning of the-
5th, nine miles above Siicraiiieiiio. Fif-
ty persons were said to be killed and
xiii.-siiig. No United States Senator
had been elected by the Legislature -
Go-1. Fcote has been noniiuzttcd in catt-
i-us by the Know Notliitigs, but there
appears to be little prospect of a choice
by the present Lt-glSIalllf€.' The ac-
t'Olll’lI§ from the mines continue to be
favorable.
News from Hayti.
The Boston '-/atrelle-r say§: Intelli-
geilci: to the 1st. iii.-iaiit has just. been
l‘eC*:lVt’tl from Goiiaives, by a vessel ar
rived at this port. On the morning; of
that day a prociatnatioii was publislied,
aiitiouticiiig that the troops were on their
way to their respective homes, under the
order of the Einperor.
It is l‘ll'lqUt'.’EIlUnflltly true that the at-
ii-mpt of the Eiiipi-i-or to bring the Spain-
tsh part of the L-land again into lhl:
Union, was l!l(.lllt'(:'(l by a belief that a
iiiiijoriiy of the Dotniiiiciatis fuvored that
idea _tic-Iicviiig that the best goiad of the
whole ls:-tintl would be promoted by such
3 OUIlSlIlliHl3UOI| '
The Po-t publishes the following ex-
tract from a private letter dated Cape
liaytie-ti, Jan. 29 :
" The Hayt|t'll8 have again been bea-
ten and (.Il"lVt'H back by the Dosriiiiiciniis
and the Emperor l.-as rcturnt-tl here to-
itay with all his troops, some live or six
ttiun.-and men; they have been coinfng.-,
into town élllct’ noon, and Sl'l('Il a miser-
iibie looltiiigsct ofiitijeiet-: I iievcr beheld
Some lilllld!'('(.Ie‘ or more of WtIlln(II:‘d were
-exit down in barges. and a vast number
of dead are left behind iii_ the Illl.~IIt‘S-—
'l‘liis has been the mo»: disasii'ou.- cam-
pagn the Haytit-its have ever iiiadc.”
The Right Man come at last
Or I/tr }nog're.ss of v/ierlicézze.
It was with no ordinary pride and sat-
lsfaciloll that we lately had the honor of
all lllH‘0tI|l('l.|0fl to one of lIlt.-'l1|U8I(‘Hilllt‘I|!
mi-ii of lht age, we Eiiuii-li pity.-iciaii,
Prof, '|'uoMAs HOLLUWAY, a L’t'lJlIL‘lIit'll
who has done inure: for lIl‘:'ZldVal1(.'€i!lI:'Hl
of iiietlical .-t-it-tit-c than any other that
can be iiziin:-tl, not t'X(2Ill(Illl1{ such rc-
l!|.)\‘.’llPLl " savims” as A lit-rcronibic, Rn.-li
Clark or ll/Inyiidic. Tliv Prof:-i~.-or has
been recently travelling in the United
States, Iiavltlg visited this country for
the purpos of establishing a depot for thi-
salc of his niediciuea in New York. It
is true that ottr pith-lic have long been fa-
niiiliar with his great reputaiioii, but,
partly owiii_*._.{ to the heavy duty imposed
iipmi import:-d iiiedit-thee, and partly to
the uiiwiltiiigticss ofphy.-iciatis and drug-
:ii.-t.- to advaticc the iiitcrists ofa pro.
lcs.-ioiml brother, whose superior kii-.iwl-
cilge and skill thn-tiiettcd to cast tlieir
mt-ti pri-it-zitioiis into the shade, the sale
(althuugli great) in America of his won-
derful rcitieilit-s has not yet equalled thc
i-iiormuus demand which exists lhrogli-
out the yzliole of Europe, Au.-‘iralia, the
East Iiiilie.-, and most 0l.IH-.‘l." parts of the
i-iviiiz--d world. It was tor this reason
that th- P-.irl’e.-.-or il few months ago d~:--
ti-miiiied to l‘ll'dl{t' i_. l:‘\‘.’ York the loca-
ism; of a great Aiiiuricaii tlcp-oi. for the
pvt-paratioii and saic of his lI1t'(ll(‘i[N.’~‘,
rivalhtig in extent and us-ielitlltiess his
ceti-lirritcd iistaiilistiim-tit in Lt.-ndoii,
whit-.l:, 213 all ti'avcll<:rs know‘, is one of
the " iiisiimtion.-" of that city '\-Ve
!-rtvc tea.-on It) coiigrauiatcoiirse.ves,inid
ct-pi-tiiiilly Olll sick and zifflitzicd fellow
<.'lL"Zt-‘il.~‘.l1]i0l} his fclicitoits re.-.0ltito:is
For pri.-ct-ed-iig step by step, on strict-
ly sciciitifii: priticipl-es, the Pirolessor, at
the early part of his career, attaiiied to a
tli;-cuvery. which placed him above all
cniiipt-titioii in fl’ll‘.t'llpIl: of Hit’. liealiiig
art. lie tmticci! how much of the boas-
icd mcilical l-ziiowii-vilge of the prcei-iii
day was cnipriczil, and how little vvzi.-s
really known oi the ltnvs of hciiian pliin.
§(lI0f_{y tioiiiiiiitiiigg his iiive.-iigatiotis, a
happy thought struck him, like an in-
spiratioii, and be located the :-cut. of ev
ery tli.-eiise--tit; matter what its nature
, and Lll€!!£lt()5lS, iii the blood. The blood
illilt-I vitalizy; the blood is alive ; it is in-
.-lz--.-cl in the ltii‘i«_v=.ia5,ie cl Scripture,“ ti"ii-.-
fife of man.” If that i.-treatii of exiestrc-iii:e
i.- lll'i[l|)2'-E‘, liow can the liumau bciiig be
U‘.l:‘:l”i.‘}l.':‘:i3 than feiflrii’, cxliattsietl, ema-
t3lE:!'.‘(.f and aifllii-.ti.-il by various forms of
.'.li-ei-rise? To purify the blooil,atid kc-.-p
li puve, 18 virtually, to baiit:-li siititiicz-.-:
limit the cattli. Here tlit-ii is htipe for
the rtxlik-rot’ Tine poor invalid, (lL‘:"«§|Bi’-
"tug: at’ it.-l‘O‘v'(‘l‘_'y', may go forth into the
wor-il a rt-tiovazi-u‘ and sirmitz Ill!-3!) --
I l’rt.ai‘e.~=.~‘t»r I.fi:1lot.-.iziy’:- il'i‘$!'l!!IL'!lI E’f:ldl("d~
t-:.- all our Zlliilleillc; \‘."IU.!'.f|’t‘f they are oi
the: .-:-tuiiiai-ii, livcr and ltidiieys, luiiv,;.-,
C/'oit;;‘!:.I;-25.-' in v'.'/'I't::;':/'2.-~ '.§.".ic.s-:2 v.".r.o ,
l.-, and it-iatii
titstttrlitiig rs _
lsouzsé
heart or .-liizi’ be rcl'crz- t.h:ir UK‘l‘giJ to the
bltnt-d and rei.-ttircs the appait-.-titty t‘i.--
, t»’{.'E1’I'.I or-_-an to pristitic mid, pt-rl-at
5 health. I(l5'..|V.‘llI,‘-:5, this, as we do, from
I the: expo-iii-iicc Ul‘..l1ll' lit:-iiils, as well lit’
I i'ro.ii otir own, use i.li.-cliargc but 3 Sa-
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iziiiriltiii dtt y to tliri piii-llc, by tumllal
of Hoi.rown"s l’ii.i.s
and UiNTariE.N'r-—tlic :7;-ttzier tut‘ ititt-riiti.
ilci':-itipriiieiils of the sy.~:t-in ; the latter
ext-.-iiial applit:ati ii to woittidr-.:tticl sores
=.--iiiiih I|i:l‘."t‘ re.-.-..-_=i--tl ev-:r_v other so call-
a.-:l rettieo‘y.-—N. 1'". AMu5._
rt-cuiiiiiit-titlat ;oii
_ Titer.-= xv:-i‘-: 62'\3\’8iIlS in New Haven
slitting Jaiiiiary.
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March 4, 1856.
Niirwalk, Tuesday,
American Nominations.
[ffllect-ion,-]\l:i:lTty. April 7.]
Fox GOVEI€2\‘0R,
WILLIAM '1'. MINOR, ofSl.anii'nr-'1.
r*oir.r.'rittri~. coynrtxon, ~----2
ALBERT DAY, of Hartford.
rm: TREASURER, -
FREDERICK P. COE, of West Killingly.
FOR SECRETARY,
NEHEMIAH D. SPERRY, of New Haven.
FOR COMPTROLLER,
EDWARD PRENTISS, of New London.
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Whig State Convention.
A Convention of the Whigs of the State will
be held at Tyler’s Hall in the City of New
Haven, on Thursday, the 13th day of March,
1856, at 10 o’clock in the forenoon, for the
purpose of nominating Candidates for State
Olilcers, and taking such other action as may
be thought necessary or proper.
The Whigs in the several towns are request-
ed to elect. delegates to the Convention equal
in number to double the number of represen-
tat-ives to which their towns are respectively
entitled in the General Assembly.
ALFRED H. Ti-zitiiv.
State Com.
Wzi.1.mi K. Sii.i;Linr,
- L. E. l’ii:.asi-3,
Feb. i5t.b, 1856.
Whig State Convention.
It will be seen that a. Whig State Conven-
tion has been called, to meet at. 'l‘yler’ii Hall,
in this city, on the 13th day of March, to nom-
inate candidates for State Ofiiceria, &c. We
are glad to see the call. and hope a. ticket will
be nominatgd. It isright that those who may
not be willing to cast. their votes for either the
American, the Democratic or the Republican
caiididates, should have the oppot't.ur.ity of
giving sttch_expi'cs.=i0n to their rights as suits
them best. In voting for caiididittcs for the
Legialature. however, we pro.-euine there will
be no such scattering fire. We regard as
friendly allies, all opposed to the present de-
testable admiiiistratiou, and ti'u.=t.how-ever di-
versified their modes of operation, that there
will continue ' to be 9. liciirty union in the
opinion that. the Pierce party must be defeated,
and Isaac Toucey sent into retirement.
JV‘. H. Palladium.
Mr. Richmond.
Probably there never was it man about ‘whom
so great. diversity of opinions exist. That. “ he
is past finding out” all will admit. We look
upon him, however, as possiessing the true ele-
ments of a reformer. We bélievc him honest,
and all knowilic is fearless, for be probcstlic
ulcérous wounds of friends as well as foes. He
had even the audacity to any “ logs,” in de-
scribing 8 Turk’s nether extremities~whereat
several are said l.o'havc been terribly shocked.
But it makes no differezice——if there are any
sore places he-will find th-;-in and liurt them
too. We have no sympathy with the prevalent
mock modesty of the day, but we do think
more dignity would become the man and the
isitbjcct. better. At the same time ii‘: is 2‘. luxury
seldom enjoyed to find ’:\ man with the moral
courage to act out the cliaracter God has giv-
cn him, and Mr. B. does this to perfection.
There is no seeming to be what by is not. A
genius is Mr. Richmond, and the people will
go after him even it he will persist. in calling
things by their right names. Hianext. lecture
‘is given this Wedneiday Evening?
The Philadelphia Convention.
The stand taken by the Connecticut Delega-
tion, wevsec draws forlli 9. general meed ol
piuise. While Mi‘. Fillmore. as a mun, might
not be pei'soit-ally obtioxious to them. the man-
uer in u.-liich his name was gagged down the
throzits of northern members, must challenge
the dissent of every honest man. The nomi-
nation of A. J. Donaldson on it ticket with Mr.
Fillmore. pt'eisciit.~: Cl. rather singular combina-
tion--as the adoptcil son of Old Hickory was
one of his most. i:ii'iil.eut O[)p0SC‘l'8 in the ’l‘aylcr
& Fillmore caiiv-ass, he wits also in that of
Henry Clay in 54. Mr. Fillmore is a stioug
man, but wlit-thcr his popiilztrity can cover‘thi-
utifitvor-.iblc aui-piccs of his nomination, and
the chronic weakness in the rest of the ticket:
rcmitins to be seen.
@‘ We learn ti-om Mr. Booth. who retinit-
etl liomu oii Thiitsdtty last, l.li-at the Connecti-
cut. Delegation were assatiltcd in the streets 01
Philiidelpbizi. at about 10 o‘clock at night, by
9. band of ruvvtlicre, one of whom plunged 21
dirk into his leg. and tmoth-.-r struck Mr. Lucius
G. Peck, of New Haven, on the head, with a
slung shot. The injuries were fortunately not
of it serious ch-.i.i'itcter.
THAT Titot"i*.—As we intimated some day’:-'
i=.iuce—tte have received the mammoth Trout
from our friend Mutt—vi~ity up from the head
waters of lluroit. The fish was some three
fee*._z-.nd a ball‘ in lcugtb—\vhi1c iu breadth
and weight it excecdctl all the pozvt-i's of our
expectant appetite, and we have sonicthing
of a. capacity~piti't.icultirly when we €.‘llC0l.ln9.-
er such biglisli. M-.iy our t'ri-.-cd Mott. live a
l.b0ll:l‘d.lld‘ years and .'tlw:t_~,-a czttcli -its fine trout.
23? '1‘lms. W..~.t'i=.r.-i-, .§r.. res-igtieil his post as
Cttsliicr of the Faiificltl C-zaimty Batik thismor
uing, which \‘:f‘-it in.mi:d‘it5t-ly filled by the
election of John A. Eiioorlmzitl, who has been
Teller of the Batik for sew:-i-til years past. Mr.
.-‘J. is I‘. Hot‘-.vv.lk Boy, of the Young America
order. and iizwiiig lii-.d :1 pr;-l.t.y tliorotigli
.-‘r.-liooling in the “ mystirti-2.= mid tniserics” ol
Batik life, will no doubt mitkc a valuable and
ttcceptitlwlc otttca-r tn the Bank and to the pub-
lic.
Nonvalk Savings Society.
‘Trio Director:-i of this lzistitiitiozi, at their
l'l'1L"'?l.lll,l{ la.-I. iriztsk, i-li-ch-ti Jo.-‘i-pl: W. Hulibell.
E'.~:q., Ti‘L'2‘l3~'.l':.’t.'E‘ his -‘*Ei:_= !_’2!.’~'!1iE3f“.,/ }‘t-5‘.‘~'._ Capt.
IL. we l3cli-:79, i!‘.‘.‘_-:‘.’i:} fiat-iiig up 2-. suitable
Bank room over his sic;-n. Its removal from
the Fairfield Coiiiify became necessary
in consequence of tlic prc.=i=.i of its regular bus-
iness. '
3‘-30‘ No rziliiilile lid«ir3.=. yet of the Pacific.
The Baltic it new .-hie. and is is hoped will
bring some ticlings of her.
The p|'Op01l(‘l"Al':J’5i2, ‘wliich-lcf"t New York
in searcli of the I’;-.cEt‘ic. list] it very revere pus-
s:-ge, and put into ti.-iiifitx, with eight feet of
,'.'.'c.?.t-r in her lipid, ;'~;-ciiiveil from chippiugscan.
SD’) was twice in imiiiincitt pi.-ril. and prepara-
tinne were matte in lower the boats. Afterm-
p:‘.iT'.~‘-. she left ll:-.lif-3.x for Sable Island. and
will prohiibly be E1!\Bl,;".‘b for several months.
School I-I-xaminmtion.
. The South Nnnvalk Union School held their
Examinatim I-.i..-it v.'r:t.-‘it. viii-1 i'e.=ult.c.l we believe
mop! i-a.t.i:*-i’-.tct.oril;-' to ail ct.-no-iriicd. Ncrwiilk
can umv boast. of l.v.'o of £222 fitit-=-L Schools in
the Shite. We 5-1:,‘-Ill give 11 (is-tailed account
of tlie exnminatioii by the C0!::T.71il.tl.'0, next‘
week.
Door. Pl.A'l‘!'-IS --Ml‘. Mallory. our .-‘imlirotype
At-ti;-t., ‘cits cltachcd a new fe:‘tll.l!‘-3 to his pho-
t.cgi'ap'tii-3 opct'v.l.it>ni=, and iii gt-Y.‘."tg up some
of the most la-.~atii.ii'iil mid ‘uistdtti all -5329 fol‘
door p';r.\.i.'.‘3 zrc. ha-.~;.: C'.'ct' V5.9
b~.-licvc ti--.2 At::‘ui'ot.y,ot- pi‘;-par:-.1.E-tit: t-ti-1-:73 into
tlieirconati-uction. The public are invi cd to
t-:1:i.o‘.:ti*.-31'-'2-;l.'.
call and examine tlioin.
"which is wurmitted.
Tile ltfiiplaliiicanen (.ei::w.-iutmlu,
Meets at il:tt*t.t‘o:":t.. on the 12th fill.-l’-. Wc'u'ust'
our Repiibi; "‘\ i’"r-tczizis will F(‘ll.'I‘.l.-:‘..<(]-'.~icgl1l!()S.
prudent. nnii jii;i.i".-Earns In€‘t]-me?! man will at-
tend, amt’-. -.~.‘-tin .2-ill :\d'-.-‘i’.-‘C stick it cut.-rs-.: of po-
litical action will Ltcll cg-.ii.:&?. the pl‘?-Sclll
Admiuistrc.I.ioii.
Tm: CRFIHT Stir.ri-xiii.--We wish all men
would road and digest the following thoughts
on the ci'odit"sy.-atom.’ There is much truth in
them: "No,_m_au who has the natural use of
his tbcttlties and his miracles bogs any right to
tax 0l.Be_!‘S with the cost of his support. It is
a cointnoii mistake to fancy that if a debt. is
only paid. at least the obligation of the debtor
is fulfilled. But. this is not so. A man who
sells his property for nn0ther’s promise to pay
next week or next month, and is compelled to
wear out a pair of boots in. running after his
due, which he finally gets after a year or two.
is never really paid. Very often he has lost.
half of his demand by not having the money
when he needed it. besides the cost and veins-
tion of running after it. There is just one
way to pay an obligation in full, and that is
to pay it when due. He who keeps up 3 run-
ning tight with hills and loans through life is
continually living on other men’s means, is a
serious burden and a. detriment to those that
deal'wit.h him, although his estate should pay
every dollar of ‘his legal obligations.
,7!!!“ They are to “Have it little dance, to
night.” at Gra.y’a Hotel, Weatport. Gray will
do up his part. of the entertainment to the sat-
isiaction _o_: all concerned; and with a. good
.-upper, good music, pret.ty—-oh. ah—we for-
get, we are a Benc<lict—and musn’: think of it
-—and can’: dance.
Feed Mill.
The readers attention is called to the adver-
tisem-nt in another column, of a Feed Mill re-
cently erected in this p1ace,ani1 which must
prove a great public convenience. The pro-
prietor. thinking with us that the abominable.
local names or proviuciali.-ins, so current in
Connecticut, and no where more so than in this
i-egion—ought to be ignored, or else that
Sqtlaahts and " Squash Hollow” (“ so called”)
are not. as dilectable csculents or localities as
formerly-—lias very properly re-christened the
locality of his thriving little i\fill.and calls it
St. Johiiville. A decided improvement. to our
mind. When will “ Pinch-—in!e.m'nes” under-
go a. similar transformation 1‘
@ In it private letter received from our
old friend, and the public’: favorite, John
Austen, who, it will be remembered, is located
in Oswcgo, he writes:
“ I took a likeness of ti child, this morning,
in one second of time, with fl beautiful smile
upon its lovely little face. I have lately so
iwritugcd my chemicals that they work instan-
taneously. l ctxn now take people walking.
by in the street, so quick that they will be
nearly as sharp outlines as if they stood still.
The other day I took a horse with one foot up
and the other down, in the act of walking.”
This constitutes a new and important feature
in the Photogiuphic art. ‘
g@* It is well known that D1‘. KAXE. the
Arctic navigator, since his return home, has
been busily engaged in preparing 0. full and
complete account of his, the most perilous and
intei-eating voyage of the age. Messrs. Phil-
lips. Sampson & Co.. of Boston, in connection
with Cliilds & Peterson, of Pliiladclpbia, have
the work in hand. and tire sparing no expense
to make the book worthy of the subject ;itlic
i-stimuted cost of its production is upwards of
$20,000. Itvwill be one of the most insignifi-
cent and‘ elaborate works ever issued from the
American press. There will be twenty fine
steel line-engravings, including portiaita of
Dr. Kane and Mr. Griniiell. The wood-cuts
will be engraved in the highest style of the
art, making in all upwards of three hundred
illustrations. It-will be issued in two octavo
volumes, as early its practicable the present
year, at $5 for the entire work. As it is to be
sold by subscription only, agents, or persons
desiring to become such should make immedi-
ate application to the Boston publishers—No.
23 Winter Street.
5%‘ The Louisville Journal makes the fol-
lowiiig acknowledgment: "Jefferson was a
-great. man and an undoubted patriot, but a
Southern editor would expose himself to the
danger of mob violence if he were to use at
this time such language as Mr. Jefferson used.”
Very true, (adds the Cincinnati Comtne-tcial,)
and if Jefferson were living in Kansas. and
presumed to expretci the sentiments on the
£1-uvery question. that are found in his writings,
the Border Ruffian laws of that Territory
would consign him to the penitentiary.
S.-mnt.ni1Y.—We would call attention of
those interested in horse flesh, to the adver-
tisement of the public’s old favorite, Wm. B.
Swim. in another column. Few mechanics
combine the tact and skill evinced by Mr.
Swan in his workmaiisliip. In fact-_. when he
“ spread.-i himself,” we doubt. tvliether his equal
can be found in the execution of fine work.
Novelty.
Go and see the original and world renowned
Chinese Jttgglt-rs, at Phoenix Hall, this Tues-
day Evening, March 4th. You will get one
dolliirs worth for 25 cents. Go early and se-
cure seals.
3;;-s,7t..“S11ppoi-t. your own.” is 3 true maxim,
wlictlier applied to towns, to States or Na-
tions, am} we are never guilty of urging our
citizens to go abroad to supply their wants,
when they can be as well and better supplied
at home, buttt large portion of oitrAgricultu-
i-iil readers in the towns of Reading, Enston.
Weston, and Fttirfield, go to Bridgeport, to
make their purchases. 'l‘o such we would say
diiu’t. fail to give Lrox & KELLOGG, No. 3
Water st.., ucitll. They are merchants, pub-
lic~spii-itcd,enterprising and liberal, and just.
the men the farmers love to deal with ‘in pur-
chasing their Agricultuial ‘Implements and
Hardware. . «
‘\'<;3,.. Our village Ilindcry is worthy of the
attention of all who may have work to be
done. Mr. Camp gives evidence of superior
workmanship in all he does.
Interesting to I nvallds.
DI‘. E. H. Dixon, editor of the Sciilpel, has
opened a'pt°ivnte retreat for Invalids in the
city in an elegant and commodious situation.
Dr. Dixon devotes particular attention to the
more difiicult and obscttre diseases, such as
ilsirttie, piles. fistiila, eftc. a permanent cure of
lrivallds visiting this re-
treat. wiil have every comfort. of a home and
the personal iitteutiou of one of the most emi-
iicnt. Surgeons of the day. His residence is at
No. -12 Filth Avenue, between lmli uud lltli
streets. As 9. pl'BCtili0£‘lF.’l‘, Dr Dixon stands
ut flit» ‘head of his prot‘essio.i, and as a. caustic
writer, we know of none who can equal him.
3?‘ The St. Paul's Min. Times has
the toilcwmg in relation to a former citi-
zen of Coiiiiet-iicut :--“ Man) of our
l'(:‘1Idt‘l‘S have doubtless seen in the city
papers (our own aiuoti-._: the re.-t) articles
from the pen of R. B Curtiss, .3 young
tiiaiioffine ability. MrCurtii=s dietlat
Sliultopt-c on Friday |a.«t,ag__cd 24 years.
Yotiiig, talantcd, ambitious, he has been
struck «town by that ‘insatiable demon of
Hell-—IiUi\l! He wast: native of lt§or-
wicli,_Cl..
- ism.
EACCQQEI 0.
Rt-v. J. P. '!'liovii;i.-on. of New York. deliv-
iii'v.~il v.-2-_v bt'il3iaii*,. lr-i-turn at South Nor-
xvr-.l?~:. wt .\lorit.':tj,- or ~r-.571:-.5 lib‘ ‘3.‘>!,h tilt. I-lo
-kt-2c'iii.-.l lb-;+ histnt'_v :'.i.vl l“I:liil.’l'lS of the: 'l‘ur-
tjgeit igmpirc. izt fl lllvi IE mt‘. ill'Ll}!"3'.\'i,ilA;‘,' mim-
n,_.,._ t -1,9 k-C1,,”-9 aliotinilizd in lii.-torical in-
t'i)rinit'.ioii, flashes of wit mid strokes of rheto-
ric. Few men possess Mr. Thom p.-=on's power
to move and interest an audience.
The lecture on next '1‘iicsday evening. March
4th, is by Rev. C. L. Bmceofi New.Yoi-k, upon
"the Countries of the Danube.
Socm NORWALK.
Steamboat Notice.
We iinderstand that the Steamboat Jonx
HART is to commence her trips between this
place and New York, on Friday, the 7th
inst. '
33‘ We regret to learn that our friend E.
W. Stewiu't,came near being slain in asIe2'.gIi-
ing expedition down Flax Hill a few days
since. He was most essentially capsized. but
luckily escqped with a. broken beaveninstcatl
of broken head. Subsequen fly his neighbor,
A. E. Kroger, enderivoring to imitate his ex-
ploit, at. South Norwalk, fared much worse,
inasmuch as his beautiful sleigh was torn to
shreds (not sleds) and himself and our son of
Vulcan, Wm. Glover, Esq.. most. sadly dama-
ged in face and broadcloth, by the'r too sud-
den transition from democracy to frr‘q-soil-
Glover has not so much objection to the
principles, but protests against the new mode
of initiation. We can see no inconsistency.
however. in a man who build: mud houses,
getting deposited occasionally in his favorite
element, by a runaway horse (?)
‘ca. Dr. Rufus Griswold, of Nonvztlk acci-
dent iiotoriety, who is now in the midst of an
interesting divorce suit, sued the 'l‘i-ibune for
libel, laying damages at $20,000. The arti-
cles complained of are a savage editorial at‘
tack. and the publication of an abusive speech
of Mrs. E. L. Rose. If he succeeds in obtain-
ing the divorce. ought he not to refund the
$5000 obtained of the N. H. Railroad Co. for
damages sustained by said wife.
U? The Pittsburg Republican Con-
vention appointed the following exe cu-
tive committee : .
New York—— Hon, Edwin D. Mar-'
gan, Chairman.
Maine—Abner K. Hallowell,
gor.
New Hampsl-iire~—George G. Fogg,
Concord,
Massaclii1setts—N. P. Brinks, Jr.,
VValtliain.
Connectic'.it——Johu M. Niles, Hart-
ford.
Rhode 1slaud—\/Vin. Chase, Jr. Prov-
idence.
New Jeri.-ey—C. M. K. Paulison, Pas-
saic. »
Pennsylvania--David "Wilmer, To-
Wanda-
Missouri—F. P. Blair. Jr., St. Louis.
Kentucky—-Jolin G. Fee
Iowa——A. J. SteVt:'n8, Desmoines.
Ohio--A. P. Stone, Columbus.
Iudiaua—-Win Gross, New Castle.
Illinois--E. T. Lelladd, Ottawa.
Michigan--Charles Dickey, Marshall
Wisceusin—Wyinaii Spooner, Elkliorn
District Columbia-Lewiis Clephaue.
Maryland--Francis P. Blair,
liaiisas-—C. Robinson, La wreitce.
Ban-
[§ The Pierce Democrats, are mak-
ing great " demonstrations” in New
Hampshire, and coufi-lciitly expect to
carry the state at the March (-.'le'cllOl1—-
VVelIcr, of California, Cobb, of Georgia,-
Orr of South Carolina, and Katie or Or-
egon, have just been there to speak.
_ For the Gazelle.
Mn. E1311-on :—I do not hear much
about. enforcing the Maine Law lately.
How would it lo to attach Tobacco to
it ?—that has been tried once to perfec-
tion by prohibitory acts, Connecticut
I had it embodied inl‘e; Old Blue Code,
but she was quite moderate in the pin-
iiliies, being only sixpence-, (but. that
must be paid without -gaiiisaying.)—
France and Eiiglaiid pa.-sed severe pro-
hibiiory acts to prevent its use, and the
Pope of Rome passed an edict excom-
mtiiiicatiiigaiiy one from the Ch..rcli
who would presume to use Tobacco in
any way whatever. Now you may
search Ancientaiiil Modern History er
Science, 2i_tid you will not find a solitary
instance of its usefulness; but all Medi-
cal writers condemn it as pernicious to
health; and, DOl\VIlllsl8ndln_g all this, it
is at this time, and in this age of re-a=oii
the most. utiiver.-al luxury in the luiown
world, (and as a whole, the moat. filthy
habit.] Ibelieve that public good re-
quires its prohibition, but an it. is so fas-
cinating a practice, 1 don’t. believe that
it could be affected, and I would not atl-
vise it. I admit that there are a great
many distressing evils growing out of
the use of strong drick, but 5 ill it i.-. ad-
mitted on all hands that it is ttsefitl. My
objection is, that any Law that cannot
be enforced, materially weakens the
whole Code, and disturbs the peace of
neighbor hoods, and private families
and is therefore int-xpedient. SILENIOUS.
3;,‘-F The Springfield Republican re-
fers as follows to the Republican move-
ment in this State.
It is not probable that it (the Repub-
lican party) will present any Republican
caiididates for executive State officers at.
this .-pring’s election, but will make it-
self felt in co-operating with the Ameri-
cans so long as they stand in their prea-
em position, against the cominou enemy-
In the election of the members of the
legislature it, will also mingle with great
power; and if but a judicious wisdom
controls the counsels of the two branch-
es ofthe opposition, thus arraved under
the Republican and American banners,
the administration party of free rum and
aggressive slavery will he run down to
one third or less of me people of the
State."
“I Ifave (lie Rnuling of it Every
TVeek.—-li not ul')ll'cq|.‘H-'lllly occurs when
per.-oiis are 21,-‘kt:‘(.I if iiiey will sttb.-cribe
for at iiew.-paper. or if lIH.'_y already take:
it, that they reply, “ No. but iiei_-_-libor
B. hikes it and I have the rearliiig ofu
every week.” Such often add, " that
they (‘.0lL~‘ldef ii the best paper they know
uf.” They are 6rm_'fittcd evry -week - by
the toil:-, pt.-rptcxitics and Expt.-'|l(.IlH1t‘5 it
of those who rt-ceive iiotliiiig from them
in return Readeril you I-el re-proved,
ju.-t sczid in your names, with the money
and take the paper yourself.
' Bri(Zge])a'r~t F amwr,
3- A 51119-11 ‘I08: properly addressed and
marked paid, was taken from ti we.-stern mail
bag at Cincinnati, the other day, and deliv-
ered fl000TdlDgly—probalfly‘ thc first instance
95 910 ltflnsttiiilalion sif lire met by twill-
RIDGEFIELI),
.‘4lr:. EDITOR :—I. l---«I, ".103 US’! -.-l jzctir
izniumiis for Elli‘ putt».--*3
ll)“. public what it) ,.r.-.--om :-..~ti.-up
Stllllli tow!) t'llil aff0I‘tl-
some V.-'l(:I{PtI pnrsnu r-r ;-~.-.r.~o:i- -‘.‘i!f,2.‘l'9l1
the yard of C-lizirleit Sitiiili aiiil ite.<iri-yt-it
two rows 06 Box Wood, icgcil.-er ill;
some Spfllfe and Fit Trees. v-hicli Mr.
Smith hail taken u‘!‘.l(‘Il pains iii cultiva-
ting. A few weeks ipreviousito tliie. up-
ou in place owned by Mr. Smith, (then
uiioccup'ied,) there were also de-.preda-
tioiis comm'itt.ed. A wcll~liousr.= and a
small out.-house were rolled down a bill
and broken in pieces. Last May, upon
the same place, there were six Apple
trees, one Pear tree. and a Grape vine,
girdled in one night.
Mr. Smith has long been a resident
of this place, and has ever been consid-
ered a peaceable, unoffending cit-.zen_ a
fair honest dealer, and stands as fair, so
far as regards respectability, as any of
his towns_men. But, even if he did not,
it should be no reason why he should
have such injuries done him, for such
acts are far beneath the most contempo-
ble of our race, they would _i.~liazne the
devil, and a man who will resort to such
means to retaliate for real or fancied
wrong, isa poor, miserable, God-forsa-
ken scamp; one who would not shrink
from the commission of any crime, or
meanne:-s, which might originate in his
rotten and depraved heart.
He is a dangerous man in society, for
no person's property is safe in his vicini-
ty. Sucli a men is lo.=t to all feelings of
shame or honor, and must be rank»-d
aiiiong the vilei-:t of rascals that has over
disgraced humanity. Such it man
should not be suffered to run at
and it should be the ditty of every well
meaning citizen, to be on the alert for
such a character, and lend their aid in
bringing him to justice.
It is notknown who is guilty of IIIPRC
acts. But every man in town. if they
were questioned on the sub]:-ct, would
point. their finger at the same person.
Other persons than Mr, Smith have
suffered in the same manner, and proba-
bly from the saute source. A whole bed
of feathers, with tar’ enough to stick
them, applied to his person, and an hours
ride upon a wooden horse, would be but
a small part of the piinisliment which
he merits. IfLaw could have its course
he would now be engaged in making
shoes for his board and clothes at Welli-
ersfield, under the care of the State, and
if the lenity that was shown him a few
years ago, had been withheld, commu-
nity would have been the gainer. \
B-IGBT.
large,
Our New York Correspondence.
New _Yom:, Feb. 29th, 1856.
The roar of oiieliundred guns In the
Par is now heralding the nominations
of the American party, and the resur-
rection of'tlie entranced straight Whig.-
They were not dead, but slccpiug. It
in matter of much congratulation, that
wiiatcver party may be successful in tho
i lectfon for the Presidency, we shall
haven gentleman and a statesman iii
the seat of Vlfasliiiigton. Cur position
asa natioff before the world, deiiiaiitis
an executive, representative of the tail-
ent and ed ucatioti of our cotintry. The
pen, and not the sword, sways its enti-
tlcil influence.
The “Star of the VVt-st" has just. ar-
rived with $325.000 in and
another chapter in the romance of Can
tral Anierica. Walker has ‘thus far
eclipsed Kinney. Kinney’s neighbors
or rather fellow townsmen, at Greytotvii
are rather leaning towards Walker, as
the most successful adventurer of the
two. Kinney was accompanied to Gra-
nada hy Thsmas J. Martin, Mayor of
Greytowti in 1852. Martin has always
been in the interest of the British gov-
ernmcnt, and probably now seeks, by
diplomacy, to obstruct the Atneric-ani-
zing of Nicaragua under VValker’s aus-
pices. The latter, however, seems to
be wide awake. Git-at Britain will
doubtless endeavor to excite a combina-
tioll of' the other Central American
States agaiiist Nlcaragua under its pres-
ent. government. The foothold now
possessed in those l'8_‘__',l0YlS by the British
Crown will never be relinquished with-
out a struggle. Her Pacific, as well as
Atlaiitic iritt-rests would be greatly prej-
titliccd by a tvcalteiiiiig of her Istliniian
influences. It would be well if the
Monroe doctrlne could be ell‘-actually as_
sci-ted in reference to New York City.
One of our commercial dailies lately
stated that 160 000.000, or one third of
the real estrus of this city was owned
in England and ]."l'allCf’. Facts now de-
veloping in some of oitr Iusitrance Coin-
pauies, seem to confirm the truth of
this statement. English influence is
paramount. \Vhatever faults the Irish
accessiotis to our population may pos-
sess, tlicy at least recognize the duty of
taking the obligation of allegiance to
treasure,
the goverttinent which affords them pro-
tcction and subsistence. An English-
man rarely reuounces his allegiance to
Victoria. "Once in subject, always a
;-ttbjt-ct,’ is the doctrine. The late cel-
et-rzucd Mzitsell case has tndiiced inves-
tigations which prove that there are a
J: birth,
7
iiuiiibcr of pursuits of E
who have never been that raltzvdi 30”"
iii: office in this cit.y, and further that
during; the past thirty years. 50""? °f°“"
proniiiicut citizo.-its, (otl.ei-wi.-e honora-
blt-) both dead mid living, bat.-‘c been
guilty of the same illegal and unjust
act Amt-ricaii citizeusliip is too prec-
ious a privilege to be thus irified with.
1,55,01,14 be as prized a gut-rdun as that
wmr,-ti ju;-tified the proud boast of the
Ronian citizen.
It has been the fashion lately for the
New York press-,\to burlesquetlie efforts
of Alderman John H. Briggs to correct
this abuse, in the Mats:-ll case, and oth-
fslnrcli 15:, 18-36. I--at
nf $l.",".'.‘l1LL X--,
Ullf‘
On the night of lhr .‘)iii of D9l2t"‘f2it9l', '
__________ ...f
i" l U
.lH!Il‘\~ U! .i . 3 Um ‘““'‘f-‘“ y
. . The.
,,,W,.-, fur tits patriotic elf-JIIIS
,,,,, investigallofl has
.. ..-J I/3'11
~i-2i'ii>.iii::'ioii Pf
! \;.!:-iii‘:-ii.':I i'.l':i
1': -rt’ -mi:-=.~.; :»:3'~art is now 0lJ-‘--°-‘V9-'
I -..l«- lll s.»-.-c.:tl in reform an BI-‘”“3‘
so P-9 ‘-0
moat: _”~jz'.~‘Zt;‘lD cit" -.-.~.iucation,
_,t,a.-it i'.Fi.'H)l’tiilU"tit!py_ Physical, meti-
lal, an-l lfll)i':".I vtltication should h0ld
an .41“,-it posltioii in the traiiiingof Om”
It is proposed to limit
I
I
I place plt_','t=icztl dew.-Iopemellt in the ratil:
I
IIOyS and girls.
ccase the requirement of studrafter the
usual school hours. This would abolish
the ruinous tax upon the energies and
I health of our children, which is now
levied H] the hours of irksome study at
home.
and permanent, the next g eneratiou will
present a greater producer of roses and
heriltli, and quite as much mental culti-
vation as the present hot-bed ~system.
lf we must. ape foreign fashions. let us
colonize among us the manly sports and
the out door exercise peculiar to Old
England. The Monroe doctrine‘ should
never exclude those blessings wlricht”'bo-
long to universal humanity. ,
_ The America has just arrived at Hal-
ifax. The dismissal of Mr. Crampton
will depend upon the tenor of the dia-
patclies received by her,
Nonwnx.
Lyon’s Kathairon.
The Ladies have proclaimed thin article to be, by far,
rind from their verdict, in such matters there is no ap-
peal. Their decision is certainly well grounded, for its
i.-.-onderftil efficacy in restoring, preserving arid beautify.
with its delightful perfume, and its perfect clennneaa
and delicacy, (the results of the great cue taken in it;
preptu-a.tion,) have made it the molt universally popu-
respoctizble dealers for only 25 cents. Be sure and out
for L‘i'0N’S K.-\T£1AIRO.V’, to avoid valneleu imitntions.
HEATH, WYNKOOP «'5 00., Proprietors,
63 Libert_y~St., New-York
MASSASOIT SALVE CU-RES SCROFULA HUl(0RS.-
Or.-in Chilean, J l‘., depot master, of Bellingham, 119.33.,
for many years. I tried many medicine: by the advice
ot'phy:.ici;iiis_. but found no relief; at last I tried your
Salvo, rind in a short time it cured me. If I could not
get another box without paying the sum of five dollars,
I should give it , '
Price, 25 cents per box, and may be had of the Agents
-—H. N. Scnver, Norwnlk ;J. W. Taylor, Weltport ; and
by all D:-uggists in the Stnte.
Ilollmuag/'3 Pills, undoubtedly the but Medicine on
sale in the L-‘nlon.--'1‘lie extnordlnnry power poueniied
by then Pill: have rendered than justly III universal
favorite with the citizen: of the Union, owing it ll pn-
aumed to their efllcncy in all disease! of the I1": and
atomacli. For the cu.:e of sick headaches, bile unfin-
diceation they are also unequalled ; and for all female
couiplainta, whether of the doughter centering into 110-
mauhood. or the mother at the turn of life, their effect
it infallible, as they speedily remove all such coinphintl
from the system. '
Tm Buss or lhuuaI.—|hz-ry when you Ilka. ‘note
in nothing now to prevent it. They must Ion you if
you love them, and wiith to inspire them with a tender
passion for yourself. Professor RolDOU'l”8 book toll:
the whole story. He gives you the secret. Plenty of
marriages will be the ttsult. Nobody will retnpin in
single blessedneas, when he or the ciin wed whom he
or she may wish. It is a. ran secret. The book-in onl-
led the ‘~' Bliss of Marriage." Sea the advertisement in
Another column.-—Du.‘chman. ‘
'Wolfe’s Schiedam Aromatic
s c_ H N A P P s.
This Ce:'.‘b1‘_:HE‘d bcvcra ge isipanufactured at the factory
ofthe ut-.tl<.>i'.-"lg-.ictl, at Scbiedam, Holland. He is the‘
sole itnporter. as well as the exclusive manufacturer of
the article. and no preparation bearing the name of
-‘ Scnuiipp,” that is not procured either from his estab-
lisbim-nt in .\'ew York, or from his agents in other citiel,
is geittiine or reliable. '
It is made from barley of the finest quality, selected.
with great rttre from the products of the moat celebra-
ted grain-growing districts, in flavored with the essence
of the aromatic Juniper Berry of Italy, 3nd in rectiflul
by a peculiar process, which expats from the apii-it eve}
ry actid particle.
As a. means of preventing Ind correcting the dtngru
able and dangerous effects produced upon the stomach
and bowels by a change of water-—n visitation to which
travelers, new settlers, and :11 unncclitnatod person: no
liable-the Scheidam Aromatic Scbnnpps will ho found
absolutely infallible ; while, in ones of droply, gravel,
nbatruction of the kidneys, diseisses of the bladder, dyn-
pepsia, :i.gue'a-.d fever, and general debility, it ii: rec-
ommended most emphatically by the moat distinguish-
ed members of the medical profession. -
I wish the public to understand the Schnnppl in not
sold by the gttllon_or pipe. It is only hold in quart sud
pint bottles, in cases of one dozen qtnrts and twedofin
p nts, each bottle enveloped in yellow pspcr, with my
crime on the bottle, cork, and a the startle of my sins-
ture an the label. For sale at all the respectable dill‘-
glsta. UDOLPHO WOLFE,
Sole Importer and lhnufsetnnr,
18, 20 31-22 Beaver Street, New York.
Caution to the Public.
Since the introduction of my Schiednm Aromatic‘
Schnapps into the United States, 3 number of Liquor
Mixers in New York, Boston and Philadelphia havoboon
engaged in putting up mixed and poisonous Gin in [Rel
cases and jugs, and to he palmed ofi upon the unwary
for my genuine Schnapps. lbave directed my agent: to
institute legal proceedings against all persons who tiny
may ascertain to be enguged in this atrocious system of
deception, and I call on the press and the public to Aid
them in their efforts to remedy so great on evil. .
UDOLPBO WOLFE.
DENTAL CARD.
DR. JAMES G. BAflBOURo
Surgeon and Mechanical Dentist, would respectfully
announce that he has made arrangements to devote hll
whole time for the coming season to the practice of his
profession in Norwalk. Botany be found at all hour:
at bi»: residence on East Avenue, where all operations
appertaining to his profession will be performed in tho
most approved and scientific manner, and at pl_icQI II
low its possible, with the use of the best materials and
workmanship. All work warranted to give satisfaction.
A Work cm the History, Prettcnture and Cure of the
Chronic Diseases of the Respiratory, Circulatory, .1)!-
gestive, Secretory and Absorbent. (including the gland:
and i-kin,) Nervous and Motor System: of the Human
Economy. .
The Philosophy o_f Living, or the way to enjoy Life
and its comforts. and to secure, Longevity. With nu-
merous Eugrrzviug-I illustrating the various systems of
the human organism, by A. S. HRA18, M. D.,
_No. 850 Broadway, New York.
The introductory work on Chronic Diseases and Pul-
monary Consumption. their Prevention and Treatment,
is new reatlykand will be sent to any address free
charge. ‘
Patients at it. distance can consult Dr. HEATH by 19‘-
ter stating their case: fully. 3- Onion house from D
A. 1!. till 4 P. at. it“
New York Markets. ,
Reported weekly for the Gazette by _Bi:.\'NE'l'1‘
&. Hc.vrt;~:o'ro_§', Produce Comniicszon filer-
chants. ./V0. 4 Front s:., (near the Battery.)
Fiour and .Mi-al.—Common to good State
$6.50 a $7.00; Extra do $7.00 a $7.25 ; com-
mon Ohio $7.00 a 7.37 ; Extra do. 7.50 a $l0;
Ind. and Wis. $8.00 24 10.00; Extra Geneaee
$8.00 a $10.00 ; Southern 8.62 a 8.87 , Cana-
dii-.n $7.50 a $8.00 ; Rye Flour $4.62 (16.75 ;
Cm." M931 $3.75 a 4.00; Buckwheat Flour
$2.25 pet‘ 100 lbs-
G;~riiii.—-Wlieat red Southeen $X.S2 a 1.90;
white uo. $1-85 a $2.00; red Western $1.80 ;
itliitedo. $1.90 a 2.05; Rye 1.25 a 1.28; Corn
7.’)ca 78c; Oats 44c :1 47¢; Barley $I.16 a
31.18; White Beans '2 00 a S‘-.'.'J5'per bush;
C-:inadi.: Peas 1.10 a $1.15 ; llarrowlats $2.25
1' liu.'~ .
Proin'.sions.——Mcas Pork $15 87 a 816.00;
Prime 3:13.75 in 13.87 ; Dressed hogs 7 1-2 4:
9c per lb.; Pickled Hams 850 a 9c; Smoked
do. 109,- a He; Pickled shoulders 73 a "lie ;
Smoked do. St: a 90 ; Country Men Beef
$10.00 a 11 ; Prime $9 a $10 ; Beef Haul
$13 a 15.00. ‘ ' ~ ,
Bimer.—State dairies 23¢ a 24c; Store
packed 21 a 23 ; Weatt:-rn 20 a me.
C'.’uese.——Prixne dairies we a 10 l-2c:
Fr.uit.—Green Apples $2.00 a 2.25 pr. bbI.;
Dried (10.5 I-2c a 5 3-4c: do Plan! 150 I
15 1-27.; Peaches I5 a Is.
Potatoc's.——P0l.t\toes 125 a 145 pe1'bb1-
Sce-d.¢,—Clo\'er 12k a .13; Tlm°llU 3-50 P
3.62; Fiax'2.'1'0‘a 2. i2.
Hops.—Westcrit l2§‘c a
l2§; Old 7c a 10c. ' .
Eggs.—Sta.te 29c 41 303 P’ doz-
Lard —Pri1t)nel1li¢1¢;
Poultr .— on if? '
,1,;,¢,,.‘:l.Pots $7.255 Pearls 8.12.
13:: ; Euistern no 1
rs. But this gentleman deserves the
the hours of education to six,‘ “a‘n'd"t0'
If this reform becomes ge neral,
the cleanest and most delightful preparation ever iuod, ‘
int; the Hair ; cit-ansing it from Dana:-ufi‘ and an other‘
impurities ; curing nervous Headache, kc. , togethgg ‘
lztr article of the kind, in tho world. Still uold by all ‘
writes, “I have been afilicted with a Sci-ofulonl Humor‘
Norwalk Chronicler