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Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-06-28
entertainments.

Singular Habits of Life.--An old gen
tleman by the name of Hirte died lately
at Lebanon, Pennsylvania, having ''run
we'll with Father Time," and reached the
outpost of ninety. His habits were, in
many respects, very singular.
His usual mode and hours of meals
were, breakfast 10 o'clock, A. M. coffee
and cake of bread and butter; dinner,
or O'Clock, P. M. tea and bread and
butter; supper, 10 O'Clock at night, roast
goose, or pig, with cold slau and pota-
toes, in no very limited quantity, slice
of sugar cake, goodly portion of apples
or peaches, or both, two or three glasses
of 6pod wine, and-a pipe of tobacco. -
With this repast he seldom consumed
less than one hour ; and at 10, /, or 2
O'Clock, he retired to enjoy an unbroken
rest until 9 or half past 9 O'Clock in the
morning, and never knew what it was to
be troubled with dyspepsia.
Boston Transcript.
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impervious to the water, and give them a
durable and handsome appearance. The
proportions in each receipt, are FIVE gallons.
Slack your lime, as before directed, say six
quarts, In which put quart of clean rock
salt, for each gallon Of water, to be entirely
dissolved by boiling, and skinned clean, then
add to the gallons, ID. ofalum, ID. cop-
peras, ! ID potash-the last to be gradually
added; 2 quarts Of fine sand or hard wood
ashes must also be added; any colouring mat
ter may now be mixed in such quantities as
to give it the requisite shade. 1t will lo,k
better than paint, and be as lasting as slate
1t must be put on hot. Old shingles must be
first cleaned with stiff broom, when this
may be applied. 1t will stopthe leaks-pre-
vent moss from growing-render them in
combustible, and asst many years.
Second. TO make brilliant Stucco zuhite
zuash, for all buildings in OF our. Take clean
Jumps of well burnt stone lme--slack the
same as before; add lib. whiting or burnt
alum pulverized, ID. loaf or other sugar;
8 pts. rice -four made into a very thin, and
well boiled paste, starch, or jelly, and 1 lib.
clearest glue, dissolved in the same manner
as cabinet makers do. This may be applied
cold within doors, but warm outside. 1t will
be more brilliant than Plaster of Paris, and
retain its brill ancy for many years, say
from so to 100. 1t is superior, nothing equal.
The east end of the Presidents House in
Washington, is washed with it.
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From the American Sentinel.
INCOMBUSTIBLE WASH,

The gentleman who furnished the follow
ing, assures US that the receipt is what it
purports to be-and that he believes it to be
a very valuable one.
The basis for both is lime, which must be
first Stacked with hot water. in small tub
or small piggin, and covered to keep in the
steam; it then should he passed, in a third
form, through fine sieve, to obtain the How
er of the lime. 1t must be put on with a
Painters Brush-two coats are best for out
| side work.
| First, to make fluid for the roof, and o.
| Their parts Of wooden houses, to render them
| incombustibc, ana a coating for brick tile,
| stone work and rough cast, to render them
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CURE FOR
summer complaints, &c.

The following letter from DR.. Knapp, a
physician of extensive practice in Baltimore,
is but one of the many testimonies which
have been received of the virtues OF
DR.. JAYNE'S CARMINATIVE,
Baltimore, March 9th, 1888,
Dear Sir, ---Yours of the 21st came to hand
Yesterday. You ask me what ptoots l meet
with of the efficacy of your medicine?
can safely say, that never have prescri-
bed medicine for Bowel Complaint that has
given me so much satisfaction, and my pa
tents so speedy and perfect relief.
Whenever introduced into family 1t be-
comes standing remedy for these complaints,
and is called for again and again, which
think is pretty good evidence of its efficacy
and usefulness
In Summer Complaints of children it has
frequently appeared to snatch the little VIC
tim as it were from the grave.
sit saved the lite Of my child and OF such
and such a child" my patients have frequent
, ly said to me.
In Dysinteric affections of adults agar
and again seen it act like charm, and give
permanent relief in d few hours.
| may conclude with observing that 1t is
valuable medicine and no family should bt
without it. M. l.. hNAPP, M. u.
Il For sale By
EDWARD BRINGHURST,
Agent for Delaware State.
Country Merchants supplied at the pro
prietors price.
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10, 900 ID N. Orleans and Poto Rico Sugar
500 Candy and Coverings refined.
5000 Old Java and Laguira Coffee.
5000 lbs. Hams, Shoulders and t1lch
500, Superior Y. H. Tea cargo 1883
80 bis. Super6ne flour fresh
600 gallons prime New Orleans Molasses'
Baltimore Cavendish Tobacco,
,ooolbs. Dryed Beef-part Solomon's curing
Holland Gin, French Brandy, Irish Whisky
Jamaica Spirits, old c. Port Wine, Ienerife
Sc inst received at the NEW STORE,
No. S, ohhosite the ut.her Market.
| JAMES C. AKIN.
| June 18th.
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BACON.

$4,000 lbs. first quality Western Ba-
con, equally assorted.
5000 HAMS, covered and uncovered, tor
sale in lots to suit purchasers, by
JACKSON RIDDLE & Co.
90, South Front st.
Philadelphia, April &c, 1888. AZ 3m
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NEW NOVELS!

Just received and for Sale at P. B. Porter's
Book Store, No. 81.
Rosine, dedicated to Miss Fanny Kemble,
The Wondrous Tale of Alrory, 2. vols,
Zohrab the Hostage, 2. vols,
Stanley Buxton, 2. vols,
"Wacousta or the Prophecy, vols.
Our Island, containing the
sLunaticSS Forgery O. vols.
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-06-28
DRAB HATS.

]. SCOTT, has Just received at his bOOk
& HAT STORE, No. SO, Market street,
an elegant assortment OF
FUR * SILK
Drab Hats, of very superior quality, winch
he will sell at less than Philadelphia prices
the Silk Hat in particular is a splendid arti-
Gle. April 90, 1888.
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-06-28
NT.lTEMENT II.

OF the Expenses Of the Roads for Red
Lion Hundred, for the year OF 1882.
Isaac Devices, Collectors DR.. for a.
mount of tax laid at thirty cents in the 100,
On 3S2758 dollars S11S1 81
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POLITICAL.
REMONSTRAN

REMONSTRANCE.
ADDRESSED BY ST. BASIL TO FALLEN
VIRGIN.
by THOMAS MOORE ESQ.
Remember now that virgin choir
Who loved thee, lost one as thou art,
Before the worlds profane desire,
Had warm'd thine eye and child thy
heart.
Recall their looks, so brightly calm,
Around the lighted shrine at even,
When, mingling in the vesper psalm,
Thy spirit seem'd to sigh for heaven.
Remember, too, the tranquil sleep
That DER thy lonely pillow stole,
While thou hast prayed that God would
keep
From every harm thy virgin soul;
Where is it now, that innocent
And happy time, where is it gone?
Those light rcpats, where young Content
And Temperance stood smiling on:
The maiden step, the seemly dress,
In which thou wen'st along SO meek;
The blush that, at look, or less,
Came DER the paleness of thy cheek.
Alas Alas! that paleness, too,
The bloodless purity of brow,
More touching than the rosiet hue
On beauty's eek,-where is it now!
--r.e e4--
A late Brussels paper says-"M. Legare
Minister of the United States of America al
Brussels, went to Antwerp few days back
with view to obtain information for the con
clusion Of a Treaty of Commerce between
Belgium and the United States, which ha
been in contemplation for some time post"
The following melancholy story is told
Galignani's Messenger of the 9TH ultimo.
tOn Saturday evening a lady and gentema
on returning home from the Theatre, foun
that the youngest of their children had bee
strangled by its eldest brother, seven yeal
old, who, on being nterrogated as to his il
ducement to commit an act.so atrocious, dt
clared with tears and sobs that he only meal
to do as he had seen Punch do the cyenr
= before upon the Boulevard.
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-06-28
joys

Anti-Dyspeptic Elixer, safe and eXpedl-
tious cure for Dyspepsia,
ALSO
DYSPEPTIC BITTERS.
One of the best tonics for weak stomachs.
WHITES TOOTH ACHE DROPS,
The best remedy known for that painful dis
ease For Sale at
JOSEPH BRING HURST'S
Drug and Chemical Store, No. 81, Market
Street, Wilmington.
! N. B. Country store keepers, and Others
can be supplied with any articles in his line
| on moderate terms.
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LuCifer'S Matches

Watts chlorate or Lucifers' Matches,
which instantly ignite by drawing sand pa
per, lightly over the composition, snd war
ranted to keep perfect. Also
MAGIC MATCHES.
Calculated for Travellers, Sportsmen and
Families.
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CHANGE IN THE HOUR OF
DEPARTURE
From Wilmington.

wN= On and after Satur-
q aN day next, the ed inst.
Eszaaesaz..aZ~the steam boat EMER-
ssssl go g. 80 AID, will leave Will
mington, at three o'clock, T. M. and on Sun
days, at O'Clock.
The time of leaving Philadelphia, will re-
main the same as heretofore, at z A. M.
lime 10 57-d3t.
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SjPRING GOODS,
No. 48, Market st.

TT e Subscriber having added to his former
STOCK very general assortment of seasonal
l,le n, vi fashionable DRY GOODS, most oil
whicl having been lately purchased at AUG
t;on enables him to offer to the public, artl
Giles reduced prices. >-
Wi lmington. May 6. 45-6w
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Sherif's Sales.

By virtue of a writ of Ais. Vend. Exponas
to me directed, will be exposed to Public
Sale, at the House of Nathaniel Covington,
village of Middletown, in St. Georges Hun
dred, on Tuesday the I'd day Of July next, at
o'clock, P. M. the following described Real
Estate, which was of Philip Reading on the
10th day of September. A. d. 1913, or at
any time since in the hands of Andrew Peter
son Reading, Ezekiel Spear, and Ann his
wife, late Ann Deakyne, James w. Hopkins,
Mary Lattimer, and William A. Hopkins,
Terre Tenants, to wit: A Lot Of Ground si-
tuate in the Hundred and village aforesaid,
fronting on the road leading to Cantwell's
Bridge, bounded by lands of Jesse Higgins,
William H. Crawford and others, with a
frame dwelling House and kitchen, large
brick Tan House, Watts &c. thereon erected,
containing three acres, be the same more OF
less. Seized and taken in execution as the
property OF said Philip Reading, and to be
sold by
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-06-28
MARCUS E. CAPELLE, Shift.
New Castle, June IA. Sc

By virtue of writ of Venditioni Exponas,
to be directed, will be exposed to Public
Sale, at the House of Nathaniel Covington,
Middletown, in Saint Georges Hundred, on
Tuesday the 2nd day of July next, at 2 o'clock,
p. M. One undivided half part of PLAN
TAIION, or TRAIT of land situate in the
hundred of Saint Georges, and bounded as
follows, to wit: by land of John M. Smith,
the heirs of James A. Bayard, land of John
Reynolds and others, with two story brick
dwelling house, kitchen, &c. thereon erect
ed, containing five hundred and fifty acres,
be the same more or less.
Seized and taken in Execution, as the pro-
perty of George Gillaspy, lately deceased,
and to be sold by
Marcus e. Capelle, Sh,.E
Newcastle, June IA, 1888.
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AUCTa..s.l.
AUCTION,
NOTICE..

Rf.iruc and in pursuance GA decree of tho
- Circuit Superior Cour, OF La. and Chance
~ held Tor the county Of ANN, 81, pronounced in
the case OF Richard y. LIS, su,1,y,ng partner of
the late mercantile conceta e Joha 4 Richard 8.
Ellis, plaintiff, against WIN Div's, Robert Shas-
tcad, VIM. Shascad Edmu"l ohasIead, Frances
Shnstcad and Elizabeth Shastead, heirs at law of
James Shasead, dec. aud Josiah Wills and Charles
Ellis, who are infants under the age Of q years,
and the heirs ut law Of John Ellis, dec. defendants.
The Undersigned will on the 10th day Of Nay
next, upon the premises, SCI! the highest bidder,
for cash. the Trac, Land the decree mentioned,
commonly called Shasteads tract, to wit, ono hua-
dred and thirty acres Of Land in Amherst county.
On both sides Of Otter Creek, and the Mill aad all
the premises belongings the said Land. Tho
Land udjoins the heirs OF VIM. Davis, Henry L.
Davis, dec and Robert Knuckles, SC.
ADDISON TALIAFERRO, Com
April 10 w4v
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VIRGINIA ELECTIONS

Ptanllin L del. Samuel Helc lao, Wiley
y Woods aG5, John NJ lIollsno 3G3-rhe ag-
stcGntc vote for ~ II. Claiborne 10 Cungrt 81, GEL
lohdonn = del I'VE learn hat tlessrs. Jan
noy,' Beard and Harrison aro elected to The House
OF Delegates for Congress-, G, f. Mercer received
G57 and Dr. u &. Mason 40 volts
s'dtard a del We have not fsnys the Fred
e''ch burg lleral'D been able to procure correct
list Of the polls bu, understand that Mi CHM OBJ
famed iroIn % 10 30 votes over Nj Tnnferro, tor
Congress. john X. Flizhugh,' Esq Wan elected
by "a small majority 10 the House of Delegates.
oaio u del The following il The State Of the
pods for the House ofDoiega'es Col John Par
''d' $50 John MoLure' 365, Mcconnell 1877 r.
b'nson lSj. Beck lG7, Newman l22 Curtis "a
For Congress Mr.. Letter Withdrew on tho NOR
mig ofelcctIon. leaving the field to Mcssrs Edgar
g. Wilson nnd William $. Morgan. The polls
stnnd Far Wilson. 525, Morgan ST.
Lunenbu,g, Il de.)-Msy' 3l3, Street. 28O--.
For Congress Gholson 27i, Dromgoolc A7,
Go.le -, kuox ~ For State Senate Wyatt
Blo, Watkins POO
N'p" pt" ~ "c')-N m IL Johnson 251,
Shiuusl Taylor l25, Green Hall 10
Carolina q del )-Maj Snmuols' 30I, John
D'ekrnon 2l0.-For Congress- VIM. +. Tsylos.
3J2, John Roanc 1913, Ed. Upshaw 30.
Jdme, CITY -For II. Of Delegates J. NJ. Gre
cory 10, 10, Gurrc,, 2o.--For Congress Richard
Coke ias. ienry A. Wise /.
Northampton q del. mir. Dunton, without orpo-
! sl''on For Congress Wise 2G8, Coke a.
Naa~mond Il del )--Richarj ID. Webb 2Ol
llarrcll lCS- the latter mol contradiction Con-
cross Loyal 277, King o04.
Prince GeotEc Il del WIN shnnds, Jr.
Bfffonyf . de-. Col. Cortmill. $50 Col Will
son $50, Capt. Obcnehan 3I2-For Congress
Saml Med. Moore 1870 Roben rng 33i
sSgf in Tie last Icrisiaiute
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OBITUAfs


DIED, on the lOlh inst IN this place AMANDA
JANE CAIHARlNE, youngest child Of Lind
sey u, Pndgclt, aged years, 2mon,hs and days
lis done, the task OF death is done,
The little sufferer pains are or,
Her narrow SPIN OF life IL ,un
Her rTaNtn2 voice 10 heard no moro.
No moro Der lit'o arms 30 white,
Mother, arnundthy neck shall Irvine;
No moie her eyes shall look delight,
To hear Lrr fathers nnino aud thihc.
How oft, when last the soft sprne threw
Her robe DER fields and woods NJ bare,
You pluckcd tho brightest flowers INIT grew
Aud placed them IN your Marian's hair
" III como again, and bright and fair
Each flo wer nguin will gently bloom,
But those thar nigh, have dcckcdhc, mar,
VIII blossom Ger her infant tomb.
Let II hr 81, and dry the tears
That dow tor her you loved We'll
She's gone irem this dark vaIc Of tears,
Midst brighter, happier scenes to dwell.
Shes free from PAIN and sickness now,
From our of Deaths relentless might
a crown. Of life Is on her brow,
Aud round her robes OF living white.
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China, Glass and Earthep w
a %ss sn ie .s.s ard Ss opening tho o. =
a splendid assortment Of Gass from ~. u an1ewise
fadvi<s. The public are respec4 6,,I. $500. a:sssvs
call and examine tho articles, "v"ed %
JOSEPH D. EVANS
Acra, opposite the Poss Q@ee.
-
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Go0d ,circ neels no bush. w have + oquei.i-
~ seen aud heard this provcrb, w,thou, knowing
il origin, or crdciiy what it meant, This is ex.
planned in one Of the letters from M American la.
dy abroad, which have recently appctrd in that
admirable periodical, the .Seo ioJE Nirros. On
the road between Rome and Florence, size remar.
ked frequently branches Of trees or punches Of
leaves hansin, ovcr the doors Of cottages by the
roadside. On inluifing tho wherefor, she was
informed that wine was sold wherever these were
observable. It is natural to suppose that where
the vine Of particularly delicious favor, the
lover of it would tlraci his footsteps withou, nee
ding bush 70 tel, hin. where II was To he found
Early uegeto,iou.--Th cdifors the Nertoif
Beacon were presented, on the i4th inst. with
few cucumbers and strawberries ffdm the gauitn O
the U. S. navy hospital.
tr Mr. C!ay's arrlvai at lpmc is announced il
the last Lexington Observer.
! II Sales Of United States Bank stock At New
Yofk. Apyil6, wete maha al Silo; Gill.
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e. The Norfolk Herald says tia, L,slcton
Wallet Fazwell. Esq "a MOI, Ms has been repsrted.
i candidate for the next Virginia Lee stature.
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7z Lbs Camwood, ground and bolted,
very superior
81 % lbs. Pink Root, (~o ioys)
~"U BEST Beading Needles, No is
~ ~ papers Darning Needles
sl3 punches Beads assorted
""'V0V aemmlnss & Sons Needles, sharps and
oe."eens, assorted.
April II -.
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az The New York Mirror says--" IT, the
cDursc ofthc approaching summer o new daily pa
pn,, upon broad and liberal plan, with hcavy
capital, aud unusually extensive arrangements,
bo,h foreign anl domestic. is contemplated ms
city. 1t is to be dev5,cd TO commerce., literature
snd politics.
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a. Capt DAVID DYER, Of Henry, is . can.
9Jae III represent he Senatorial district composed
y IN tbs mex, Virginia Legislature. Ills oppo-
nerii is ptncent Uitcaer Esq Of piitsyly AHA.
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RICHMOND pRICES.--rn ordc

hlCHMOND pRICES.--In order
~, 70 INDUCE Merchants, Physcians, and
,h." 1 ''ner dealers to visit this place to supply
"s"se'ves with Medicines, Drugs, &c, the sub
,,'oer has determined to offer hs,n articles at the
i'ehnond prices. He has received LARGE
part :" his Spring supplies, and will continue to re-
NV, Mwss additions every few weeks. The LARGE
. -r.SS OF the stock, its VARIETY and SELEC-
10y OF articles, is ADMITTED to be Equal
~ sape'.or to any 9th er in Virginia. For sale at
"'"k Square, Lynchburg
Howell DAVIES.
N. s-Tho mos, prompt attention and eare by
NJ r""eea persons, will be used in preparing
medicines for Physcions and Families, and IN
putting up orders. HID
April 4, 1888. ,s;f
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RLoLiyLD TnANstA.
TIpS.
IT. ~

MI LlN I'D " A y Ia
rIoS.
HtbcW % 81 &
~. Then shall he
say also unto them on
the Jeff hand. Dcpai,
from me, We cursed, INTO
everlasting tre, rirpaf
ed for the dew. ana ms
angels
~. For | was an
hungelcd. but yc gave
NE no meat I Wns
thirsty, and ye gave me
10 drink
A.. ! was n stranger,
and yc took me not III
naked, and ye clothed
me not sick and III prb
son, md ye visited me
not.
~. Then shall they
also answer min,snying
Lord, WHOM saw we
thee MI hunsered, or
n,hirst. ar a stranger, OF
naked, or in prison, nLd
did not minister unto
thee '
ID. Then shall he
ansvtf ,hciH saying,
vorily-l say unto you
'nosmuth as ye did II
not to one OF the least
of'i'csc, ye did it ITO, TO
Inc.
d. And these shall
20 away into ever
lasting ponisflrncn, but
the righteous Into LIE c
terual.
Lhn , l.6.
| There wns man
Of the pharSces, named
Nicdenns, u ruler of
the Jews;
.. The snmc came 10
Jesus by night, aud SAID
unto him, kabbi, we
know thou art IA teacher
come from God , for no
man eau do these mira
Giles that thou docsi, OK.
cent God be with him
3. Jesus answered q
said unto him, Verify
Verify. l say u,.'o &c
Except n man be born
asnin. lie cnnnot sec the
s'ion Of God.
4. Nlcuiemus saith
unto hun, How can u
man be born when he is
old I con nc otter tic
second time INTO his mo
TIERS womb, aud DO
born 7
8. Jesus answered
Verify, verify, | say
unto thee, Except Il man
be born of water, and of
the Spirit be cannot en-
ter into tho kingdom OF
God.
6. fba, which is born
Of the flesh Is flesh and
that whIch is born Of the
Spirit is spirit.
| OF Commer ce, the Ed
hrs to bc critically ac-
Il, asserts, that Mr.. Dick
station, but a pa1apArar
Is, II Mr.. Dickinson is
aphrasc Of the New les
c has u perfect right to DO
We conceive. To put forti,
Testament, aud call it
E." The New York Edi.
instances, in which the
he impor, Of the original,
nslation literally adhercs.
formed by the New York
lis work, the words he'll,
ing for them the words
~ and advcrsury' For -r-
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,,.;o. osI .,me, in acoIppound stream afoay-
ecns.S Svl,oseo gas 10 known 70 produce Inc
|e~ ~. IL ,he Solar Microscope has been, thai
81. nly be shewn when the sun was sh'nins
a. e ..s.ouJ.d sp,endor, but by this discovery the
M.so.sope which may hsreai,cr take the eogno,
".s Of hydro oayges,' can be made SUBJECT 0,
h,.,isicn in eve,y regular course ofPh'o'ophe"'
lectures.
.-,,,.,a q, Na,an .a,-I.ette's from Na'anz"'
....;ysi =, New York, announce the exis''aoe u
Cholera there.
.oJd ranb,natten, -Uniot this head an Lu
.n.h paper copies from an American one, a" ae,
lawn, cf mer,ing held at Toy to promote 'e'''ae
.duca 1cn IN Il teef.
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DICnrNsoN's BUR-.
Fou =" NnHhcJr's Hs-
fo1V."
lie will ,hcu also ID
clare "a tl,ose IN his left
hand, Depart from me,
ye eIccratcd, 10 the con-
tlnual fire, prepared Tor
the adversary aud his
messengers for | wns
hungry, but you gave
me no food Il was tllrs-
~, but you gave me IN
| drink wasa stranger
bn, you did Eot enter
tam me naked, bu. you
did not clothc inc , sick
and in prison, but you
| did 40, relieve me.
Then will they also an
swer, inTiir'ng. Lord,
when have We bctold
| thee hungry, or thlis'y,
or = stranger, or naked,
or sick or in pflson, and
| did nl relieve thee
Hc vii Il en- say TO
| them, in reply, ! assure
you, ,ha, since you re
fused il To ono Of tho
leas, OF these, you rciu-
| sed il TO mc. Aud these
will depart 10 perpetual
correction bu,,hc right
cops to perpetual life.
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- The article signed A secclcr" was not
received until a late hour Sutur ay--too late for
'usetlion this norniDg 1t will appear IN our next
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- committee Of Legislature Of Lower
Canada has re,nrlc1l foa-'ta A0n for that Pro
VINCE VIII their Rulers, on The other side Of the
water, assent " II ' Or. asserting To IT, Will III cy
be res.rainch by It's limitations sipuld they hercal
ter find II necessary 10 ovctcap them I