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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-02-22

SxAsoNARLE ApvIcE.-"Take time by the fore
lock- says the adage. Take medicine at the pro.
per time, say we 1t is matter OF less dlllicu Ity
TO ascertain the proper time to seek relief from me-
dicine, than it is to discover the proper medicine
which is TO administer comfort to the afflicted pa.
tient. Brandr.th's Vegetable Uuiversal Pills,
which have obtained . celebrity in the "Annals OF
Physic," unsqualled in ancient and IN 'dern times
have performed such astonishing cures, that thou.
sands Of people. in justice to DR.. Brsnjreth, have
publicly recorded their opinions of their wonderful
and extraordinary heal,h>restoring qualities.
or Purchase of II. B. Mss,er, Suntury, OF Of
,he agents, published in another par, Of this paper
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Petit Jurors.

Le,ris.--David Meyer, Samuel l.erch, Michael
Wager, John Tweed,
De'a,r0re.-JaInes Oakes, Peter Klrckner, Phil
ip Prcs~ler.
Mhoa.-J hn Murray, F. w. Pollock, Siuon
Rand lph.
ChRiSqu0Que ue-Danie ?. Cnul, Samuel Bek-
h,imer, Ncai CauL
PO,nt.-lames Shrner
SunJury WIN. Mar,E, Henry Weis, Waller
Bell.
Augusta III ,shua Folk Georg' HE, Culeh
Ely. Max Slaughr, Thomas Mendrnhal.
ShdmOkin ID Iniel Has, il.
RuM.-Ahraham Hoffman.
CoaL-JoseFh Snyder, Pemherton Bird, Wm,
fegely, George Armstrong j..
Upper Mahonoy.-DancI Moyer, John MaIich,
Dsvd Rel I.
Lo,0er Mahonoy.-Daniel Rothermcl, Peter DO.
rel.
Jackson Michael Bubh, David Schwartz, John
Clark i.
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PRESERVING FooD FOR YKARs.--There is an
establishment in Boston, which puts mp food to
be sent to all quarters of the world. A case
containing the food, is set in vessel Of boiling
water and made to boil In this state, while the
steam excludes all the air, the operator instantly
closes the orifce by soldering on a small tin but
ton provided for the purpose. In this state it
may be preserved for years. In similar way
fruits may be preserved in bottles without su-
gar, for an indefinite time. Green corn, green
peas, &c, may be had in winter in absolute fresh
ness and perfection by this process.
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NOticc.

A IL persons ind, h,ed to the estate Of N.chacl
"a Nciiiu, decd, la'e nf Augusta tnwnsh p,
Northumberland county, and nil ihnse having
claims against the same. are requested to meet at
the house Of said deceased on Friday the 2sth Jay
ot February, inst, tor the purpose OF setting up
said accounts, When aud where due at,er dance
will be given by GEORGE CONRAD,
SAMUEL. :. WAGNER,
Augusta, Feb. Sh iSi5.-3t Admfs.
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Jacob SlssVc's Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters of ad
y Einistration have heeu granted 10 the sub
.lhrrs. on the estate "f Jacob Shive, decd, late
Augusta township, Nor,bumhe land county. All
cr-ons having demands agsins, said estate are re-
ues,ed to present them for examination aud 'e'ti-
Ient and all persons indebted sre requested to
luke immediate pay ment.
SAMUEL SHIVE,
JOHN SHIVE,
Feb. 22d .s45.-6t Adm'rs.
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TraYCrS ,sl,rOrS.

Dela,cGre.-Jacob Mos,elier, Franklin II. Car
yer.
MHon.-Joscph Rhoads, WIN. Hinan.
ChiNiS9uGgue .-Charlrs Gale.
Northumberland. - Joseph Nand,kc, David
Dodge.
Poin'.-Ioreuzo Housed.
.SlnLury Charles Illleman, John p. Purs, |,
Gideon MarkeI, George Bucher, Juhn Auo'd.
AUGUSTA -Io.cph Weituel, Jacob Ses-holz
Samuel Kieil,r, John ZImmcrmnn, William Fur
man. Jacob Gass, sur. Adam Neaic, Joseph Sa-
vIdge, jacob Rem, benjamin K,irghhaum, Robert
Campbell, jr., Daniel Conrad, son Of John
Sham0kin - Joseph Hoover Roteu Farms
worth sn'.. Abraham Brady, Moses Richie, James
Gass, Isaiah Morgan.
Rush.-Grorec Muchler. John OhcrdoIf.
Cont David Thompson, Jrscph Bird
ipper hGh0noy.-David CLARK, Samuel Rissler,
George Paul, Jacob Geiss.
Lo,cer Mahonoy. - Jacob henker, Solomon
Heckcr,, John Ki.hl, Jacob S,epp, Wm. Shafler
John I.cnker.
Lutte MIt0nop Jacob Miller.
JlCRsoa Samuel Malich Jacob Seller, sur.
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PRICE CURRENT.
Correctsd meeklY bu Henry Yorthamer.
EeaaIe Of Court.

Peter Shiiey's adm'ys VS.. william Waller.
y the CourI Of Common Pleas Of Nonhumher-
land county January liih, lS45. on motion of
Jordan, Esq the couIt grant rdlr on the judg-
rent and lien credi of WlIism Welkrr, to ap.
on the f 81 day Of April term next. and show
ausc why the money in court should not he applied
, the judgment in favor "f Peter Shiloy's ndmrs.
SAMUEL ID. JORDAN.
Pro,honot,ry's OfTic",l PrOth'y
unhury Feb. o. ls45 1T
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ShaIliOkin Coal

At NORTH LAND.
TU>HE Subscriber has q boat load of excell nj
Il shamokIn Coal at Northumberland, which
he offers for sale at the lowest prices. Persons
wishing to psrchsse will call on the suhscliber at
SunbuIy, OF r. T. shannon, E.q at Nouhuuber.
land ii. B. MASSER.
sunbury, Jan, ith. lsa5.
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TIE MOST REMARK ABLE
CURE EVER RECORDED,

HAppnSFIrLp, \. J April 30, ls43.
On or shnut the l3th day of October. 1871, was
taken with violent pain in 'he side near the liver
which continued for about five days. and was fol.
lowed hy the breaking of all ulcer, or atsress. in.
wardly, which relieved The pain little, but caused
me to throw up great quantity of offensive matter
and also much blood. Being grsay alarmed at
this, applied To ply sican, hut he sand he lhous
he could dn hut itle for me except give me some
Mercury PihS, which ! refused TO take, feeling
ssslied that they could do me no good ; many O.
Iher remedies were then procured 10y my wife and
fIiend., but none did me any Pood-and the dis
few days aud al last trcome ~ offensive that
cnud scarcely breathe. | was also seized with a vi
olent cough, Which al times caused me TO raise
mu,h more blool than had done beforehand my
disease continued in this way, still growing worse.
until February, when all hope Of nly recovery was
given up, aud my friends all thought would die
OF GALLoPISG CoNsUMPTIoS. At this moment,
when my life apparently drawing near lis close,
! heard of DIR. WISrAR'S Is A l. $ An o F
WILD CHELRY, and got a bottle which Rs.
LIEvrD ME lMaIDIArnLr F; and by he use Of only
three bottles Of this medicine, ali my pains were
rsmovsd-my cough anil spiltng Of blood and cor
ruption entirely s'opped. aud in few weeks my
health vas so lar restored as to enable to work
at my trade, (Which is caIpenteI,) aud up TO this
line have enjoyed good health.
THOMAS COZENS.
GLoUeEsruR CoUsIY, n. J IS
Personally came belvTe me, the tubsonber, one Of
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the Justices Of the Peace in and for the said coun>
~. Thomas Cozens, and beng duly affirmed ac>
cordng 10 law saith the above statement Is in all
things true.
Affirmed before me, on the 20,h Of April, ls43. .
J CLEMRNT,J. p.
Such is the unprecedented success Of this BAL.
SAM,
"NATURE'S FAVORITE PRESCRIPTION"
a prescription congeni TO our wants. as tits pie-
pared from chemical extracts from substances which
the author Of nature has placed in our own land
for wise purposes, that many who know nothing
Of the mode Of its preparation are endeavoring to
reap pecunary benefits Ivy selling an a'ticle similar
in name. or in appearance or by representing their
own trash as superior to this BALSAM, or by put
ting up mixture and solemnly assevernting that it
is imported from foreign country, which is not the
case. All these deceptive arts goto show that
WIsT,n's BALsAM is known to the world to bp
THE GREAT REMEDY" and that to sell
any mixture j, mus, be Ike this in name, or pur-
port to be like il in substance.
n ! Believe not the cunningly wrought fahrira
tions-an1 take only the original and genuine
WisrAu's BALsAM OF W1Lp CHInRY.
NO OTHER CAN BE LIKE IT.
Addres. all orders to ISAAC BUTTS, No. 81
Ann St., New York.
Agents, JOHN w. FRITING. Sunbury,
d. BRAUrIGAM. Northumberland,
J. X. MOYER. Bioon,,bug,
]. WAGGONSELLER. ScEns- Grore
BROWN & GREASY, MUnriM.
Feb. 22d, lsl5-ly
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Notice

Is hereby given, that have this day revoked a
Power of Attorney, given by me to Henry II,
Burr OF Northumberland, on the 10th day of June,
1885, which revocation IS recorded in the Rrcar.
ders Office OF Northumberland county.
WILLIAM McCAY.
Northumberland, Jan. lth, lSs5.-l7-tf
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,TEw SAEPETTNCS

ME subscrihefs have received, and arr now
opening splendid assortment of the following
de
sony. Wilton and Velvet Csrpe,ings)
ussels and Imperial ply do CAR.
trs suIerfinc AID 6ne lugriins do PET.
yIiah shaded q Damask Venetian do ING.
ncrican twI,led and hg'd 40
gllsh pruggets aud Woultn Floor Clnlhs
II and Passage Bookings
hossed Piano aud Table Covers
ndon Cheuille aud TufteI Rugs
or Mats of every description.
Also
4 large and extensive assortment of Floor Oil
o,hs, from one to eight yards wide, cut 10 fit eve,
description OF rooms or passages.
Also, low priced l. grain Caipetngs from 3l4 TO
p cents per yard, together with large aud exlen-
We assortment OF goods usually kept by carpet
,srchants.
The above goods will be sold wholesale or retail
the lowest market prices. Country merchants
nd o'hers are particularly invited to call and eIs-
Inc our stock before making thelI selections.
CLARKSON, RICH & MULLlG IN,
ucoessoTs to Joseph Backwood, No. III Chesnu,
.nrner of Frinklin Place.
Philadelphia, Feb. 22j, ls45,-
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Dissolution Of p'artncrseltp.

mi E Co-psrtnerShip heretofore existing between
L The subscribers in the borough al Sunburv, in
Boot and Shoe making bus ness, was dissolved
the 5ih inst. An erson- knowing themselves
hetted 10 the firm. aud all those having claims
sinst the fsme, requested to call on George
~s.I. E.q. for settlement, IN whose hands the
.ks and accounts have been placed for that pur.
se. JOSEPH BECK,
ELIAS BROSlUS.
Sunturv, Feb. 22l, ls45-3l
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dHrHHV DVTOFS.
1urbnf-John Mccormick, David l.. Ireland.
Le,cis WIN. Stitzcl.
Dekitrnre.-Jscoh Brown.
.MkOn.-Jesse Derrickson, John GoodandeT.
Henry Strine.
ChiHsquaquc Jacob Brown.
Point.-Wm. L. CHOU.
augusta jesse Bsstan, Henry Bloom.
Moniokin .-Samuel Gi'ger.
Rush.-Jtssc Weaver.
Upper Mnhonoy William Shadlc.
Lo,cer NahOnoy.-Dsniel Ierbe, jr., Nicholas
Bro-lus, Charles Brosus.
.Jdchson.-Jcremish Long ,,lorf, Ells Ei-ter
Michael Cr s-inge,, Jacob Seller Adam Campbell,
VIM. GInh. Jnhn Wen.
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CONSUMPTION.

WG VIII not assert that this DABSAM VIII CURE
Consumption in list ,corst form. but il has cured
many after all other Of relief had been tried
in van.-And why not II seems that the WILD
CHERRY was destined by Nature to he our PA
NACEA for the ravasins diseases Of this cnld la
titude. Let not the desparing invalid waste his
money and loose TINE, To him so all import an, I,
in srberimenfine with the trashy nostrums Of the
d,y. hu, use at once medicine thu, will cure. II a
cure be pus,ible-a medicue that science spprovcs,
! aud many years of experience have demonstrated
that IT al,cays relieves.
"THerc is no svch thing as fail' in the history
of this wonderful BALSAM Evidence the most
convincing-evc hence that can doubt. fully
establ he. this fact. For the sake OF brevity we
Sc 'ect the fol owing from thousands.
Isaac Plat, Esq, Editor of the Pokcrpsie Eagle
Of the most influential journal, in the state ol
New York, states undei the authority Of his own
name, that young lady, relative of his OF 'erv
delicate constitution. was attacked in Feb 1912
with severe cold which Immediately produced spit.
ting of blood cough fever, .nd other dangerous and
| slsrming symptoms. Through medical treatment
! and she p,,tially recovered during summer
Bot on the return Of winter she attacked more
violently than at fist. she became scarcely ahle tt
walk and was uoubed with cough chills and feve'
every day, and appeared to I've going rapidly with
Consumption at this ti,se, when there wa siPr
Of improvement, Mr.. Plat procured . bottle I"
WIsrAn's B,LsiN OF Wild CHERRY. which she
! took, and it ,eringlv restored her. She git . se
cond and before it was half taken she restored
To perfect health, which she has enjoyed tn The pre-
sent time, without the slightert symptom OF her for
mer disc sc.
MI p at saws "the came under nv own OBJ
servatlon and cannot he mistaken as TO the facts.
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WISTAR'S
RALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.

Compound Bolsamic Preparation from
wild Cherry Bark and Tar,
The best remedy hno,on TO The ,corid for the cure Of
coughs, colds asthma, Group, bleeding of the
lungs, ,chooping cough, bronchitis ,nfn-
enza, shortness Of breath, pain and
,ceokness in the breast or side,
iper complaint, and the
- .r
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aTIcnaei Nci,s;g's Estate.

ATOFICE IL hereby given that letters OF admin
V is,rarinn have been granted to the subscribers,
on the estate Of Michsr! Ncidlg, decd. An per.
sons having demands against the estate. are re-
quested to present them fU examination and set
iRmeni, aud all persons indebted are requested To
make immediate payment.
GEORGE CONRAD.
SAMCEI. =. WAGNER,
Augusta, Jan. IL, lSi5.-6t Ad,nfs
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Mr p att saws "the cure cNme under my own OBJ
sc vatlon and cannot he mistaken TO the facts.
EXTRACT OFA LETTER FRONA POS
MASTER DATED

N1SIEh. IA fED
PtNnroKx, Washington CO., Maine, Apr. 80, 1874.
Mr. ISAAC BUTTS.-Dcrr Sir: At the re.
quest Of many Of my friends in this place and vic-
nity who are afflicted with consumption and liver
complaints, | take the liberty Of asking you to ap-
pont some one in this county as agent to sell WIS
rlH's B.LsAN OF Win CHxRur. and tn send him
few dozen as there is of i. for sale witt in
200 miles from this have no doubt thal il would
meet with ready sale If it were where it could lie
procured without too much expense and delay.
Nv wife was attacked shout six m nths since
with what the physicians called the first sage OF
consumpton-a com mplaint v'ry prevalent IN this
srcon of country. Having seen the Bilsam sd-
verscd in Angusts.
o. 200 MILES FROM HERE, ID
tack the pans To send there for a holti" oi u,
which she took, and which helped her much that
! sent for t,o bottles more, which she has also IA
ken, and she now says she has not frl, well for
six years she does at this time. All those who
have Inquired Of me and aimed what effect the
B.lssm had, ave anxious 10 have some for sale in
this vicinity, which is the Of nv writing you
Please inform me 10y etu of m iii whsth,r YOU
conclude to send some, aud il so to whom, in order
that il may I've known where il can be had.
| am with respect yours, etc.
P.G. FARNSWORTH, p. NJ.
The whole country is fas, learning that no medi-
cinc-no physcran-no preparation OF any kind
whatever-can oqnal DH. WIsrAn's BALs.M OF
! WILD CHERRr.
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Grand Jurors.

nF Northumberland County, for Apnl Term,
" A. d. lSi5
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LIST OF JURORS

Sunbury, Feb. %, ls45. S
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-04-04
EL
c t-ln,StpnC
&
FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL A, 1915
THE SEASON.

The Lake is clear of ice from this up TO
Chimney Point and through to st. JOHNS
The Ferry is now on her regular trips, ana
one or both the Line Boats will be out the
first of the week.
The dissolving snow from the Mountains
east of us, has poured down upon us, copl-
Gus flood for the past week. The Winooski
has not been so swollen since the great freshet
of 80. There has been, however, but little
floating ice, and we are happy to learn that
little or no damage has been sustained, except
the loss of boom or two, and few logs
The extensive interval tract north or the
town, has been under water for two or three
days-presen,ing the aspect OF an extensive
Inland sea. with here and there an lsano
habra,ion lifting itself above the waters tt
indicate that all is not desolae. The wate
is now, however, rapidly subsidng, and who
ever casts his eye over the rich verdura
this broad field in May or June, will realize
that this risia;ion has not been in vain.
With us, March has been genial month
and not few of our farmers are busy a
work, ploughng and sowing. The wea'he
continues fine for labor, and every Indicator
is that of an early spring. More sugar la
probably been made than in previous seasons
for long while and now let us have 1t t
say next October-wth the blessing OF Heav
en-that more wheat has been grown !
Vermont. than ever before, since the mem
DRY of man. The experience OF the past 'w
, years, is full of promise to him who "plongl'
in the cold'; and, surely, all others ou91
to "beg in the harvest" as the good boo
declares they will. Therefore we say ii
better for Vermont to plough than to beg
even Of the "wosi."
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APPROACHING ELECTIoNs. -IthOde Is
ud-The election in this State occurs on
the 2I of April. James fenner, the present
incumbent. is the law and order candidate
for Governor, Henry y. Cranslon, for Con-
qress. from the Eastern district, and Elisha
r. Potter, from the Western. They are
the present members. There is no doubt Of
the success of the Wing, or, in other words
of the law and order party, by large ma
jority.
Election April 9TH. Roger
S. Baldwin, the present incumbent, is the
Wing candidate for Governor, and Isaac
Toucy, of Hartford, the Locoloco candidate
Four members of Congress are to be chose n
The Wings have nominated three of theil
candidates, viz: James Dixon for Hartford
and TolIand district; Samuel ID. Hubbard
for New Haven and Middlesex; and Johr
A. Rockwell for New London and Wind.
ham. The Locofocos have nominated Johr
Stewart, the present member from the New
Haven and Middlesex district, for re-elec'
ton. The old members are all Locotocos.
Virginia. Election April l7!h, for menu
bers of the Legislature and fifteen member
of Congress. Upon the Legislature, now t'
be chosen, will devolve the election of ;
United States Senator to succeed Mr.. Rives
OF the eight Senators whose term exPire
this spring, only Two are Wings. and they vii
doubtless be reelected. The Richmond
Wing thinks two Of three of the Locofoc'
Senators will be succeeded by Wings. Thu
nominations for Congress are as yet incom
pletc.
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a PASSING rHoUGHT.--Our city has recent
ly been shocked by the occurrence of reInar.
kable acc.dent-ihe explosion Of bomb in the
hands Of Mr. Duvall, killing three men and
woundlng one or two others, SCATTERING windows
and spreading destruction and alarm on every
side. The loss of most valued citizens. the az
onies of the suddenly befeaved wives and chill.
dren, the alarm and horror excited by the casu-
alIty-hese have been enough to sIcken if not to
appal the s,outest heart.
But how many o. Us are considering what this
thing called a bomb was made for Do we re-
fleet that the express and only object of lis pro-
ducton is 10 produce just such tragedies as we
have had enacted in our midst land tina, we,
with every Christian people, pay thousands an.
nuaIly for the manufacture of just such dlspen.
sers Of death as this Do we consider tina, this
was no faiure-no excess or deficiency of any.
thing intended by the bomb maker, was not
intended that this missile should explode at Just
that time and place, but it was made to explode
and destroy human life, and for nothing else.
We mourn tina, it has fulfilled its destiny,
Yes, We mourn for our friends Duvall, Price,
and Broderlck; we sympalhize with their ago
nized relatives; but do we talk of stopping the
internal business from which this calamity arose!
Do we rccnll from the thought Of throwing such
devllsh engines, by thousands, into the cities OF
Santa Fe, of Matamoras, of Vera Cruz and
Mexico, to shaler the limbs and spalter the
brains OF Innocent women and children in thou
sands One bomb bursting among us causes
general shudder shall we not hesitate before
we engage in an undertaking which is likely tc
pollute Heavens atmosphere with thousands 81
such projectIles, and thence redden rivers with
torrents Of human blood
National Honor - Re-Annexing - Ex-
tending the area of Freedom !'-such are the
swindling phrases by which aspiring villain.
have, in all times, induced fools to become muir
derers and the victims of buchery. Shall there
never be an end Of this IN. Y. Tribune.
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COHTAgC ElCaTIDN.


Thompsol's Ga2etteer gives nineteen different spell
llss Of the nams Of the northern bay Lake Cham
pan, all If winch he says are copied from printed
books periodicals. aud on the authority of The
Free Press OF last wee add the i,rcnieth and wish
toknow which is ri,ht.
Mssislue, Mss.sqrc, NIjssi=kon, Ma.iska.
Mlssrql, 0lssisco, Missislay, Mchscou,
MIsssqul M!ssscoui, Missskoy, Michiscouie,
Mssisqlay, Missisroo, Miss;skone, NIchsqui,
Mlsssqoi, Misssk, Nissiskou Misssquoe.
Mr. Thompson adopts -ITssisco, for the reason that
ii Conforms very nearly with the orisiaal,-missi,
much, and hjsc0o, waicffowl-anl with The usual
pronunciation. You used Nssisqnoe. Although the
difference may be as nnmportant as tha, WIKI
tWeed.e-dum and tweedle dee, ! do hope il the au-
thoriy OF Mr. Thompson is not sufficient TO settle he
photography Of the word, that when it shan be de-
tegmlned lis waters to reject the image of the
iron horse some high priest OF etymol1ry viii give
it 4 final christening MISSIsCO.
The final was a miSprint. We adopt
the qa0i; for the reason that it best accords
with the broad deep guIcral pronunciation of
the red man. The Indian accent was upon
the last syllable, and pronounced with omen
mouth; while modern Improvement has trans
ferred the accent to the second syllable, and
drawn up the mouth in strange contras, with
the broad horizontal opening in an Indians
face, live preserve Indian names, let US
have something in the photography at least,
that will remind us of their origin, and the pc
culiarity of their original uterance.
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OGDENSBURGU ROAD.

We are pleased to learn that new char
ter has been granted by the New York Legis.
Iature for Rail Road from Ogdensburgh to
Lake Champlain; and the belief is conf
DENLY EXPRESSED that the funds can be COM
manded to build it. The friends of the en-
terprise have taken hold of the subject with
much zeal, and manifest fixed determine
ton to carry it through. Success to Their
efforts, and we wish we had something more
substantial to pledge them, than good will
But that is good, as far as ii goes.