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The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1844-10-31

A certain paper down north has got a
new head. Guess the readers would be
glad if the editor was in The same predic,
ameni.- Whitehall Chronicle
If the head of the editor alluded to
coul be transformed by going into York
State say TO Whitehall, aud should he
follow the example of one of rhe iliustri-
GUS publishers Of the Chronicle, 40 doubt
his readers would be furnished with ne,O
face at least, of the editors BY the way
Goo oHence meaatD think Suggestions
coming from paper, one of the publish
ers Of which was loaded So heavily with
aulislavefy Ihlt it could not bear transpor.
taion thirty miles, and the other, man
who violated his contract by not serving
a third par! Of his apprenticeship, must be
of immense value TO anlislavery editors
So if any paper down north has got q
new head the EDITOR Of it bad better look
abou. him soon for a new head to his
body, or at least new face to his head,
so as to be received into fellowship by the
Whitehall Chroni cIc!!
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1844-10-31
Married,

In BraTGon, Oct. 90, by Rev. W. G. T. Shedd,
Mr. STEPHEN ALDEN of Leicester. to Miss SA-
Raj A. FIELD. of n.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1844-10-31

VERY LIBERAL. The Wings sent
runners through. the city yesterday, in
viting Liberty men to attend at Iippeca-
noe tlal last evening, to hear an ad
dress from Mr. Forward. Our men at
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1844-10-31

STEAMBOAT ON LAKE W1NNEBAGo:--
A new steamboat called the Mauches'
ter, built at Manchester, Wisconsin,, Is
now running to differen, points on lake
Winnpbago, and will navigate up to the
portage ofthe Fox aud Wisconsin rivers
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1844-10-31

they do not fully harmonic with the views
of Liberty men who have gone with the
Wing party; are they not ready to say, we
will waive our differences on that or
those questions for the time being, for the
cause of freedom? Can they expect
Shareholders 10 be willing to sacrifice what
they call their property, Of an immense
amount, while they will not yield frac-
ton OF the protective policy? believe it
TO be highly important that the freemen of
the North see that unless there is @n1o@
in defeating the slave-power, it can never
be defeated. The Shareholders have long
known the WiSdom and p01cer of union
1t is this which has enabled the one eighth
to govern the seven ojghlhs for the last
fifty years, and desperate struggle will
take place, before that power will yelJ.
II Liberty men yield now because Mr.
Birney's vi.ws on the Tariff do not ac-
cord with theirs, Or because Of the 'coali-
ton reports about him and give their sup
port 10 friend Of slavery, the slave power
will laugh you to scorn. Stand by then
through the present storm, and if you pre-
fer another pilot to guide the helm Of
State, take tho matter into consideration
when this raging of The political elements
shall have subsidized, and more time for re.
Fiction is given. would say then to all
who have put their hand to the Liberty
plow, look not buck, but run the pillow
beam deep, aud break up the slave soil
which SO curses our country.
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Things in Phi,adeiphia.
Co.-c.pnnGeace file Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA. June la-P.

1. ~.
,f,r,,r L,w.-ihe CITY and County OF Phila-
IN nader Martini Law ih,eo military companies he
Icy night, timed aad cauppcc 5 ;ie purpose
ios sTs ine CATHOLIC thufc"es, aud preventing any out
o. Tbe 81 oaal AEtlcsy AMI the GicyS were On duly
la'; os1s ilrRpER.-t,a late hour on Saturday
- p.ne Mutton, az ir,hman. received stab 10 tie
e a, tie bSns oil c,'c'ec 'isn na:uc J"ne smila
slH Ia a quarrel about dog. i1 affair took place
" re comet Syu'i ard sai'tee> !"e Nounaea niah
y lie Hospital where ne fingered iniii last exc
w. ,shea he expired s.ti i!leG.ariy fed. and Is not
ZEN +f, it.sr or McKEOwH--The case of this
c,sp. chareed with settle. f,re TO Ike residence Of Ir.
a-t hsta eJ hearing ih mnfaag tcure he Nayor,
Ell % b. !5y5 i,'t ,'ss lee11z Oh u ei.e'
-:,oAiouS.--!nc Ec"S .-cepcd l:un Washing
=. the fsiecfjca O; the icSe- Annexation Tcey, Uy
2, ro H. Ia yc. universal satisfaction. ic ieG,
",trsNPTku tiURDER.--., miserable wretch while
es.n OF ate in2ed t. murder las w,- lsi
80 and wa. only prevented through ne interference al
asrb5v.a female standing uel5 cefea severe bcw,
- p d heI - the rh. ,'. rs ~ ne pafi!es RESTED
ga nh,yud o! Niae aud Twelfth -
Nr,T.I ACCIDENT.-Un Saturday last, Captain
We, ,eng IN the ns hDar!ipod OF BRISTOL acct.n.
- Efa BIS btrg u.!Own from wagon. drawn By tvu
- ,shch Ian a,vay. The deceased Tor nuinber oi
1r eorecd wlh several steamboats, u2"n ile delaware.
.nm-nde aud wes Universally esie."cd az. respected Oy
.bo knew itial.
sTocE-.-'!he business ts-day was to a fair e1-
", viii; su, little chaascin annex the sues u; each
ssd. posyl-l0O shares Wilmington Railroad. d.. ?: o
lG'i S d. ~ rod. do 5ds . % 90 DO d
&C. &C., H." ::sa 5i 90 DO do, NV 9 $500 R6r.1a
= 90 OS "A s3CJ 20 do - a 10 snare iac n a.
!D..c6sl sOdo do 3D.. 81 -! do Grard Bunk, dsys,
~ al Do dc. casd II = 10 Wilmington Railroad p
-bie 81 casi, n ~ shares Newt :sigGls Bru=
s ts s5 % DO Wilmington Railroad. } Is - 40
-. sat. Ijas Notes, - $500 tennessee Bonds 70 .
t.s ,5 Bo1rf So ,aes IS 1iugton Railroad y lyJ do
10 Do S2 co State IS -. 2lO state 6es, old. 80.
iS,i,rs Bank g, 52do9 8; % ochuylki Navigation
SS SaIp SSnws-li +. Al Cleared this ctie,noon-
p,, Delaware Taylor Aftcn; Merchant, Beck Port Spn.
sa surplus, Nichols; Bl.ou: Coasess. Brown. do; LnrSn.
S.rk do Joseph h. Potts, Covert. fg"tucke, Pelon.
a.es Boston A,iabelln Hand " Hayen;J Brick. Reeves.
10 B.qaes Comet, Cox. and Shark stevenson New-fpFs
,s.S-gr bark Fanny Quinn, ~ days from London Gsg
VIII " passengers Bark Rammuhonn Roy Cuts, Is from
Nj. Brig Arab Hugh, 81 d; fin Me- port Wnes Bng Gui-
ds from Cheryfed. Me- Schr Saurel Packet, Carey. j.
" Smith Jarres md Princess. Rocket. days from New
Yok Daniel Parker Gust IS Troy New York:
Vi Nda, Slower d. from New Haven schr Mntia san
W. Subb Ads from Fall River: Weather-clcar und pleas
wind "
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CITY INTELLIG NOE.
MONDAY.
COUNTY COrRT.

APPOINTMENT or a DisTRICT ATToRNRY.-I'his
Court me, yesterday. Judge U,hofer in tho Chair On
Lilo call cthe roll Is members answered their names among
them la Honor the Mayor &C. letter read from Jas
Whiting Esq District Attorney saying that he had sent in
reicnatOn time sDce, but accepted aud
be sOnesvOd it his duy the Of his appoint
meat which lie did, and becomes necessary take
relation the vacancy letter also read from
Clinton DE Witt, Esd supported by the Of several
neSt gentlemen Of the bar offering himself for the ,,uaton-
On motion Of tho President the members then proceeded
lslo Aldermen being appointed Teller. On The fist
llo Matthew G. Patterson. Esq formerly Alderman Of the
1t Ward received lS votes, Judge Incs B. and blank Dir.
Patterson declared be appointed District Attorney and
The Cour Adjourned SINE die
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US COMMISSIONERS OFFICE. Before $. RArrl,E,
CMarge OF peri.,r,

Awsrrant was issued to-day saust john j. Rick
az, charging HIM with perjury, swearing false invsce
stt Custom House. importation bronze lie
prison .: Brooklyn charge. Under the StIwel
ist, Cfepisavorns pat away h property wit view TO
Gsfaud h, creditors ard SAID that VIII of ateas corpus
viii DO necessary order 10 brng him up. iir Il.
OF bnssnd and for years Of Episcopal
Church Brooklyn which situation he gave up and
Europe. returning time To this country.
IHE SLAYER CA.E.-A!r. llansfsid, Cd mate Of
hs th: HOps charged with being concerned The slave trade,
&c bail Saturday evening the OF SlU0J ioI hs
APPEARANCE. and discharged Capt Drsco BIAS not yet
given bail and remains IN custody.
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WENTWORTH
f1sfs- Jim
Cash rrmiiorIn- Establishment.

l4o FULToN.sTREET, NEAR BROADWAY.
This Establishment: furnished with entirely new and
splendid stock Gentlemen a5ou; order ;heiF supply ct
Clothing for respectfully invited to cal and ek7
mne our large and varied Of Sprac nnd Sumner
Gcis which have been ciece wit the greatest pc6s care
o. To qla,y OF Ha,ea snd style II oa,ie's-enhacu: the
fines. Fench ard English Clos, Caeres and Fssin-s TO
be found ~ ay house n TIL, OF any o:sr city IN the United
Stn,e The Cutting Department w! ',ll be conducted by
Nj F,'e. as. 81; Couch, Of ffD. who haze sn long
end We believe fyoray known the customers OF tins hou-e
and a,;o: ourselves ;ai ge VI be able TO ;af'h Genie
rens fiarsnts oll Pout OF tt sad eence 10 ,'at :?
an other IN tl -o'iaf;y o. Europe. Aadb ad
Aera- etg ,be Cash aud Cae-Pree system We are ers
bed 10 s,qq5 cl- r-..s-s with -7's Hrces o! coti.
4; greatly reicsd prices 4 :. FISHER = Co ~ !Hi'
~ T.te Iuv;Si,ic - ;- closely Fe=emoieS he
rzl saa ha. Como .ss1S nave ;'nnc-
the Dyr;aci a1 tr7"r 1as inv-tirn ~ me
TIE .fsi advHB ~ tl.s nvvt at unique - Y - =
n. ..aie without ~ii'i cs'-2~ u, appear
ciusi, resemble tee natt@ i; aa! u ~ 'it>
and general Appearance. defy tc'i, IL ;aN ufs Jeihk
henl-if,.i p"5nus and tree t-i ~ al cases ui P-p-
On c.aon-'iln Ua;np.-icl. spt the .c; evils t.! Other
W., artiray .yniGs. The >6pc ana cOun'seIr ase
invited To i-soccf this novel and hra' VIZ. AMI tnc
ctla. rso :finC the hcud. the manufacturers. y
{ BARRY iI6 Broadway. corner II Liberty ID ';H
fpv54 Inns
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tons. GeoIge,own % Richmond Counr7. R-endys1ne
Sc. 40 81 fredericksburg b. had NJ to Rich
mlnd City held n % itys Flour 90 ~. with fair
su2niy. ecE hlenl u f2 Connecticut aud BfnndJwne
At - glis hii uiis pa 81 ceuls, and Shorts II :
cents. Bag Meal n q 10 i5D celis
GRAiN.-Ne nea! 81 liz further transactions in Wheat
There not much here. No-.hern Com dull al s 20 cent?
sale Of inferior al q g cent? I,trrs bid rw 1r Southern
NcnGuce ule. OF G5g lu.Ac. <Cr, Carolina wie u; Il cts
weight delivered, and 1909 bu,he Delaware Yellow n Il
cents measure For Rye the limited End the supply
snn Tie rte N the sip e cent Dat, quiet M -
81 River and taaG Sslss of Blackeyed Peas at 81.
lac.
WHISKY.-Thee much doing. bu, prices nrc rather
Tmer The arrivals not luce Sale. OF 15O barrels WeI
err ~ go ccns cOha selling a; a % c:s. Americans
frr1dy ana tin. at 81 u q cents.
HtG-i'hc considerable Abort f3H bales taken
of shipping n = y cents f,r City use ~ % oen's.
ltSW Az The sale Of ths article lts $50 lbs Northern
81 cent. cash.
TAll6W-Pame j. scarce. bu; common is more plenty
and -e'l ~ ? r o.. cents.
CGIFEE-lFe notice ,aie- Of 20 bags Ircryra nj
SALI.s'1ia. e.: ~ Jh ca-ii'asl e: g. cents, cEh.
ions here considerable activity to-day in
Pork and ne U.1rss. ms un=t mu" iirmnes Tire .elca
OF me teurh f1 dds. % So - - nearly al u lie IN:
ter nnd rla1 firmly n INST uce. CT Me- 1bou 100 Dds
have been t.. - ~ rtin: - SFies y oils
n. cear 'es' 20: l. end 10 h5 Dl'rle~s g. Me-. u
~ i}e' 'an- irurr tbe4 iDr 9I ~1e' - NJ
= 90 hb! Il ~h ch So 'i"< ~ s. pr CnT5trF. and .
PcFct Nest +t. and 80 lea- OF %" snS 81
iare. 20 fs Hams -d prsra'. terms. i.grl o. ~
D. j.. = - arg.. with So 3 . b. and iFJ kPrs 'ere
Inquiry rVp0rt ~ C. The Tecclut OF fresh -'
en- ';uer considerable and sa Sc i0c. nic inquired
10; ; Is {
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NORTHAMPTON. Juac . 134i.
Mr.. Hoyt, the Engineer ol Tie Northampton aud
Greenwich Railroad, came through 10 This village last
evening with his assistants, having nearly finished
hi. approximate survey" CT Inc route.
He informs us that ct least ID miles of the route
will be perfectly straight, leaving bu; 81 miles on
grade will be less than 80 feet TO he milo, aud on
ien miles of straight Iiue, between South Deerfeld
and Northampton, the grade vii! not exceed 10 feet
To the mile. The land damage will be very light,
as most OF the owners Of a;d on the route had agreed
10 give ii in, no; asking eny pay.
[Springfed Republican.
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[Springfeld Republican.

sA letter from Washington to the Charleston
Courier says as an on dit, will mention that |
have il from good authority, that Judge Iiuscr in
tends rcsignng his statOnas United States Sena-
tor from South Carolina. Already have heard
The nunl4s OF several mentioned candidates for
inc place-anong them, Pickens, Rhelt, M'Wii!ie
and Nayie
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AnAn1xa Exrrrl11os.-From a snanish nnrcr

A DARING ExPEpiTIoS.--From Spanish paper
published in this CITY called La ludau;.--a Journal
edited with Taste, spirit and ntellir-uce--we learn
that on Monday asI. the 23ta ult. Gem Ssntnanat
embarkedlr from this pom. on board the William Ono
with n band of hardy followers engaged IN an cape.
don intended 10 revolu,oniza Fobasco. one oil the
Mexican Departments. Gen. ,. was formerly bor-
crnor Of that province and about tins time last year
we are aware that lac declared against Santa Ana
and raised II revolution; but he WAS soon oV-rpow-
cred ~ the superior forces of Gen. Alnpudie, ms
followers Were dispersed, andh he himself took refuge
in lucaian. From Campeachy sentmanat embark
ed Tor Havana. whence, about Two months since. nc
cslrc over 20 this CITY.
OF ali i!ios.. iic;- 20 far, We grc aware. and &C
cord,ny 20 La Indiana it would farther seem ilst
Cen :. hos eupioycn ts t.H.c il tlGs cat. IL col
irctlny BODY OF men 10 accompany i'inn on IN ex
reffon--we nCasurtbl. translate from or Si'aii-
t,h contemporary pcF"us cs any winch Table
or history rccouuis. Il - asserted mat II Is thu
purpose Of those engaged IN II, upoa having effected
;tcr lauduC, 10 SCI i;ie 10 teir vessel, aad e1,
emu alton OF The first conGucf0T u Atxlco, wage
waraguust III existing powers.
We wall not sny that all this does rot rar;ake
somewhat OF extravaganza OF d-sg, aud vii he les
. rous oicx il!on ihgn was t. bold expedieni II
herman Cor, y; but II Was news 10 rs, Gnd VIII
drJh.!aS- g 80 tp our re;t.f-. Ina; uny such wc
adventure hnd been 1T Glour. 80 far We can
lear1, no such vessel MS the William Fono has been
~ or l;fl our port. The William y. Turner cleared
on The 18th ul for Honduras and nur SiiiP-nc"5 re-
'orl-r Iu rms that lbs J. the only craft tie name
%; winch b. airs any resemblance thai !les lately let
%rw- Orleans II tien. Settuanii hes reali, goIe
to Toba.co with the intention ascribed 10 him by La
Indiana, we shall soon hear OF ISIS deetS
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By This Mornings Mail.

~ The river has risen about cigh, inches within
~ lee, three DAYS aud is still rising slowly. The
,,rsth. which arrived here Yesterday, reports the
;ysr falling at Galena and rising below the Rapids
''''' ST. Louis Rep. June l..
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Er- The steamer Palestine which arrived here
,es;etJay, brought round about ninety Monnon'
eani iar Nauvoo. 81. Louis Rep, Jane l.
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CorroN BLos.oM-We yesterday saw the FIRST
taken from the field OF Mr.. John &. Barnard: OF
liberty county. MIR. &. also informs US that he
had also foim" bu, lost 1t on his way 10 town.
}ir. BIS crop has been in bloom for more than q
week. We are glad TO hear that the crops promise
wei! in Liberty Savannah Rep. June 6.
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IT The Is i.ph HAIR !lrI warranted 70 iInpart 70
the beautiful JET blck. without either affecting Us snit
strength nni without staining, c IN nny way urns
the KIN II perfectly untuTe and has no dele
effects the calh atctcd By the experience OF
those , city VINO have used for long time. and who
still continue An apprehension OF It's possessing
Jurous qualities has alone deferred thousands from
using this valuable composition, which much beauties
Sold u LuuriIlndt
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FROM F1oR,DA-Ne huve ST. Augustine and
jacksonville papers TO the ith inst.
Al or io'le and unprecedented drought 81. IA
Justine and ylcin.ty have been visited with rcifesh-
iag showers.
The case Of the W.eckers KS. the brig ;irginia,
Of Somerset which has been Tor some t!ins pending
before tie Coug, Of Admiralty in st. Augustine. has
been brought to /, close. The w'cckcrs have been
awarded II salvage rf - per cent. on the nett pro
ceeds. The brig his heea sold by order oil tie
Court, and brought 81 ,2G1
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CIRCUIT COURT. :. Before Judge Ksxr.

CHlRLES POS1LEY on. JOsDAN L. hUTF.--ts'NH
ss-Tbe plaintiff aud defendant extensive stove de'es
and manufacturers rnd occuped, 1871, ndlunng stores IN
Wasstev Tbs action bF0u= h: a.U.nt hir; Blot chHrs
IN LIN with having asserted ~ vgtluus eF'oG that M is
ley bad pis,ed his patent lOr The manufacture 81
he Ptsiey had become great pIrae ;,s "d W itic
that would s Postey, a. he vas bankrupt
sGd would oniy he throwing good money H:cr bad i ne
would Prosecute person who st, ~ used lis Stoves &C
tnd HAT be spread ardbi round 10 tn. elect i"ni ss
hid U,he REPRESENTA- OF the ti. sr'tst iat ny T.
sta Injured: and that he hud no; iuShvd the Pae!
Nit NJ teae hsy!u spvbeuuf acted vtieTVvt tun IN prop
npRfe!. on tina plaintiff closing h case, nouslt Was
ake. Tor which will be decided By the Court 20 morrow
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COURT CALENDAR. THIS DAY.

CIRCUIT CouRr.-Nos. II, A. "A, 27l, 80, 80, 7,
3,40,S3.
SUPERIOR CoURr.-Nos. &c, 90, %, 30, 40, ~, 43,
4, i8, 40, so, 81, So, 81, 50.
COMMON PLrAs.-Nos. 3, s, 45, AZ, 9, II, II, II,
@, SO, 81, s., 50, 2 %, 49, 81.
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.yF- The Mississippi again rising fast on the
30h ul,. and was already within thirteen inches OF
The highest point it reached week or two since
Disastrous results we've feared.
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0-=- DgAFNrss-thoi, suffering from TIN, conpnint 10
sir Ii we wish say TO ut Dr.. AicNus .icvsi,c Oil j.
.iiiy gaining reputation never before cqunr cuIing IT,
he marvellous effects which nave resulted from the u;e Of
is III IN curing md relieving deafness persons who have
Ite for ycars d. enc, o the in sufficient
ir,cnatnr or the article without orr addiag u 70
y, efficacy We would icit ic )n to give r1l. Stud
nl 81 I'nurtlnnL,i srrri. Ifca - n.f tlash.
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r. Hardware. Cutlery tsc.-i.H'FIS BEl'E-
DICT K co respectfully inform thsir friends and the rablc
generally thar hey have removed to tins city. and ha5e tea
:e Store 81 Pearect. oppo5te the Pearl House,
where they are opening arge and wesecc:ei ssSort
ent OF Goods bot, Foreign and Domestic. 70 WHICH they
would cell the .:saon Of those wishing purchase ap0
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ISAAC Loso, citizen of Anderson District. S. C.
spder. He lived only four days after being bitten
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~ EEMrMGrE-The true Magical Pain Extractor Sare
The successful antidote discovered all Of
harms. sca sore eyes. lnapmatons &c-s to be had only
NJ j CoI;tlnnlt
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CORONER,s nrl1cr

DIED FROM INJURIEs.-The Coroner held an in.
See at the Aims House the Park on The body OF Holm Nj
n4uy aged Il years. native OF LELAND late OF No 81
who son- years ago had bs skull fractured by brct
oeL hrown hy boy. and who died on Saturday lror
'uhs ciiect1 of that injury Verdict accordingly ~
DIED FROM EXHAUSTIoN-An unknown wo,,.
az about p wa' found this morning sitting on the stems NJ
10 hIs 81 Justice apparently exhausted state nn w.
carried inio the PRISON died there about O'Clock The
t as called 10 hold inquest at the dead house white,
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III LOOK 70 YOUR PASTRIss-Ilnve you Reaches or Bed.
Bugs your house remedy 10 he hnd ut u Court
anat.s,ree ~ y. a trial will prove this statement true
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rlLEs.Who is suffering from this most distressing com
psiu. Try Hays lnmcn article which fails 10
cure Il, q CUur;land;- street, Warranted
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ONO RIVERA Wheeling, on Wednesday,
there were nine feet OF water in the channel, and
Ealing.
At Pittsburgh, on wednesday afternoon, the river
aud six and hall feet OF water in the channel.
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oLICE oFr.CE.

thE DROP GAME AGAIN.-Charlcs Williams WAS
'..ea oy officer James A. Brown for attempting def,aud
sSVuhuynsnof his money by dropping pocket book with
nrtcd " " - So w. H''~ ~ '''ia''A' was So'n'
OUTRAGEOUS CASE OF STABBiSG.-This morning
NJ mGa named Morgan Campbell went into the Office Of
e. L. pck No. % uitan street engnyer. and plunged
su'e ino his le!t side immediately above hs heart INJECTING
eiseGn, not noftal wound. Campbell arrested hv
ofnGeI kIienget and committed 10 answer ~
Hkfr OF CLorHisG.-Eliza Hill WAS arrested
il e"nated io' stear; Grape SHAWL three des.s,
"ofa SD IRON Inc vile OF Porter Alley no. Canal stee,
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CoNsrocK's SARsATAE;lIA-fof the radical cure oi oil
r9l de- TiGl1, from M. l;nIlre state OF tie blood cantu
bona dse,scs and general dghty The universal merits be-
slowed upon ,s atsGparll io u good qualities y sum
Sold u Courlaadseet. Prce 90 cents bottle,
rr 81 per dozen.
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SUPERIOR COURT. Before juage vAEpERroeL
n HAYp,yGER rs. !. ". NOGGAN.-Ac!0n Ieia-
tive 10 SONG money loan VI nh view u forward the purchase
Of quantity ct line Intended of AZ. WA i. hsos 10 he
placed farm arrSugn. but which lime vas eile u
BY execution against ar Molsuu wili be
hnued ton
BEFORE FULL EENcH.
The Court slated that the argument calendar had
BECOME large i; w le necessary the cT;o
l. "UIieed that no issue OF ,s L. no:." ir .''si ~
De anS,t'"- tu'. ,~s.. =, tOuit.
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INV Rsrorx = Full EgNcu.


CHARLES HA,LoCK cy. S;LAS G.. SMITH.--Ac-
ton to tho amount ola originally ioE $iCO. hGt
on which payments nave been III. defence Is that the
consideration aeL at n note another u. equal amount
u Mr James Vance uOr. 1855, Tor uS>icn-
men, Of year l,a.e SG yer toc lS Mahe
lane, ard that NJ. v had ut the lease pJls
ting that he should mol uDcee and h. All smith had nte:
Yeas 20 iake ease iion the audor II coaeuGqi thut
rOvengn existed on the par; Of Mr. Vance. Nslc or
plaintiff sal 81
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DIED.

On Saturday the sh s; y the Rev. William NJ. StweI.
Mr.. SeUgE FAiacH.LD, Miss ScsASA EvAHs. Ill OF this
rttv.