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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. The Salem Register
gives a story of gentleman Of Boston, who
twenty years ago, was an endorser upon note
Of failing firm, which afterwards settled and
received a discharge from all its creditors, by
paying seventy-siX per cent. The note belong
ed to one Of the banks Of Salem. Last week
the endorser, Mr., John Williams, OF Boston,
called upon the directors, recalled the trausac-
ton to their memory, and paid up tho amount
due. with interest, which was in all, 81 $50
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w. Chambers has been committed to prison in
Philadelphia, on charge Of killing an infant
by attempting to procure premature BIRTH
The unnatural mother, on being arrested, made
q full confession, and implicated the doctor.
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[For tne Americnn RepnhIicanl

MEssRs EpiroRs II see that the VIsiters
of Baltimore CITY aud County jail recommend
that the sum Of 20 cents, now paid for the
maintenance Of debtors, be increased to 40
cents. This they 90 in order to lessen the
number of commitments for debt, which is
pronounced folly" Something ought to
be done, admit, to change the present system,
and would respectfully suggest the propricty
Of petitoning the General Assembly TO repeal
the act authorizing imprisonment for debt, and
along with 1t the 'nsolvent law" an act taken
advantage of by every graceless scamp in the
community, TO plunder the unsuspectng. ]
say, then, let there be ono imprisonment" nor
reputation of honest debts, and, my word for
it, every man will stand before the community
as he should, on his own merits as citizen
and man of honor JUsTiTIA.
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SQUEEZING LApy's HAND. An exchange
paper says:
at is but lately that we understood the
strange constructions that are sometimes pul
upon sque. u of the hand. With some it is
entirely equivalent to Il declaration of love; this
IS very surprising, indeed. Must we take hold
Of lady's hand like hot potatoes; afraid Of
giving it Squeeze lest We should burn our
fingers? Very fine, truly! Now 1t has been
our ancient custom to squeeze every hand that
we get in our clutches, especially fair one
Is il not wonder that we have never been sued
for breach of promise? We would not give
a rusty nail for one Of your cold formal shakes
Of the hand Every person who extends one
or two fingers for your touch, as if he were
afraid of catching some cutaneous distcthPer,
ought to be kicked.
The ladies may rest assured, that a man who
will not squeeze their hand when he gets hold
of it, does not deserve to have a hand in his
possession, and that he has heart seven
hundred and forty-nine times smaller than a
grain Of mustard seed.
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noIn ce,tota ora,ti,s n,,,b ard yS,r - ne,
cured renders ioay,iapr SS,f,,.bIe and IN ,ba e,t
d ,lroys hotl mind ard Bcdy This Irm, 3y viii ais,
| cIIrr Iubotpucv and eve 40 .vn,,to,,, Of q
| SECEI.9' n JFEaSE
| A CURE WBgka NI't,il ON ~, ,,tiA ROE HADp
| IN FROM ONE ,rD TWO nAYS
Office No | EORTJE FRrnERJCEr STR EE-fr
on tho riHb, hand side ,o, gynn, n alt,,,nf :, .,
door from the ccrnrrrirht rnnrsitc Inc poIcs a.
! lie p.ItieuIar in Observing The name on ms Jno,
y, aud " iRtow or you v,,u mistake tho nlace
M JNr"nTCrTF%T
IN. JOfi N - ONo
a distinguished graduate n0m ope of me 6,sl i,o,
lngrs IN the IrIii ,tat,, vrb mar, re eco" by bi
Diploma; also a member Of the Eoyai Cc,Ia9e ~
surgeons and I,Ic,plIptr of the ArotL rrayt;s M
LOndon; and the grralrr rar Of vhosr III ba. Lcsn
spent in the first hOsritais of T,rropn oyd An,o.;a
| VIZ. those Of London, p,rs and P5iio.;sLn6,T -;
n consulted on all diseases hut more pnr, scplarIy
CERTAIN HlSEA ~
When the mpsg guided and in,pudent yotarv Of nlea
finds he has tnbibed the seeds of This main nj III
case, il too often happens Il at an LINED eapsp n,
shame or dread of dfsc0ya, v det,ys hirs r,o, 49,,
i'm 10 those Who from educ atiIu and rr9nrctabiIig,
can alone he(rie,d INN de lawns, III Tho ,,ts,,,a,,
symptoms Of this horrd disease make thry amnear
ancc, such az liberated sore thr0at diseased nose
nocturnal pains in the head aud limbs ,iimness al .gbt
deafness nodes on the shin bones and arms blotcbes
on the head aceaLd ytr, ntes rrogras.ing nm "a. ~,
rgltf rapdy ltll a. last the palate of the mont, ov
the bones OF the nose fall in and the victim of this av
iui disease becomes Eoird oIinct fcnu,n,iscr.
nh death INNS period IN NJ, drradf,I erNayisTs ~
sending rim 10 that bournc yyheuce no traveIle W.
lurus,I To such iLcrrfo;c mr. non NSTON nicaacs
himself to preserve the most ,yioIabls spcrerv. oSd
from his extensive practice in The 6rst bnsni,as NJ
! Eurupe AID America ha can confdaui,y raonmsnppt
safe aud speedy cure 10 the IN forturae vic Tim nj
! his horfiI disease
! II is melancholy fact that thousands fall g;cijp.
10 This h0rd disease ov ing 10 lHc uuskilIfunrss Of
/ men, who by the use Of thai deadly poison mercury
! rain The constitution, and eitht send the unfortunate
suffer TO an untimtl " crave O. else make the p ijr
, Of his lie mise rablr.
! C,NgpEuG,, Ann Ct pE,r Crrppr L. -,
! mo, s,,.,i,'..,N6 "a ~. ,,,s. r,".a', - ~ ~ w,
@ ,,it . ,' Wv @ .i "i n''y" ~. u
r i, 81, i,, ii, 80 % '' nc
/ , ,,,. ar ,,,;, ,,,, . ' ~ - IL 's.u 1tp
,,h,i ~, ~ ~ 'oi ", as .,. IN
I .,t mn 9I1" i az = iRG !. ~
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JULEs NAUEL.


~ IlITW sIFt''' Nt-l''FN III''IIHI, ' !IIIa! II
Aud for sale in BaltaIure by The following Agents:
J. Boufy, 30 Batimore-st; n. RobiGsOn, cor, Gay
ard Saratoga -sLs; Mortimer & Mnwhray, BALTIC. and
Charles-sts; Ihos p, Harrison, lj3 Ballimo'"-s F.
Hickey x Sons, 241i Batim0re-sI; A. Croyean, III
BaItimore.st; Coleman & Rogers, 53 Baltimore st;
c. Winchester, 1855 Bntim0re-sl; +. Hail. li2 Baltic.
st; j. NJ, haroquG, Bait. and Harrison ,ts; Jas r De
bacOHr, 3j9 Baltimore 4; n. :. Thompson, Howard
and Fayettc.stS: &. p. Rogers, Howard and Marion
SITS; ], W. Barry & Co, Balo and Peal sts
Ola. tdWihf3m
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n q 4, ~ .5is ESIR'r EAEE 1C'g o. jt.
NJ NLt"Ctri NND TAR, FOR con. tNF-
|iDN, COUGHS. ASTHMA. PnJT IN PNB
BREAST, Sc. pAe OF the most rmurui mpd,.ii
wn',gs "ho HHs "Ilnu ga diseases or .lH Lungs,
Tnay.s very justly, la4t la# greatest r.ti.a. "a
'sntpg h.@ :regmenl or F"u-uHa'ig' ,.st. .. IL
the hfst places -rumg patients tu -iSu medicine
Tor "iat- -Ity CuH-iirr u-rr cough ct nuG--eau. q
remark, G- Only rut- "l.ava Der 3 cold ipaa a..
own "p4ssr UH3 1t u-J,|5 wear, nT l.r!'. Nos 4.
some 's"s lis mgy ne uU'; bulI ruE HssUr' liaas
/ suffering alIb cough ram in l1a breast lraj .r
lac casts Of CUusUUlp iaH oul Of tea, lut jry tya
iHvIi. bly su'iro huia . neglected cold.
tno.G"T class ui pC1f@Hs ~ obi .c. % -AC any
med c'na FOR what they consider CUuaurrulipr Hul
caA assure lnen tIu many cases II ihCy laku gfGaj
care 1t themselves auG u-s proper .urolilr, hey
may n.atuG'iy cure themselves. hsh pu or q icul-
~ ofbtel'l!t can bee eectuaiiy cured by Iie IuaCi
Of Llycrwarth aud Tar; Bronchitis and Sore TnrJpt
VIII alFO yiad 20 uS astonishing fleets,
" Swevl-ct's Extract ct iivsrwOiIh aud Tar VIII
be found e. hcmc'y usuiI 90 those who .Utyr from
tbe evil influence ofHGht swrats.
Prepared 0niy by DR.. .. Il SwEersER, FrUmts,rect
New York. For safe by @ETH :. BANCE, No, lUS
Baltimore st. aud cor. "f CuaIIes mud Praig-ss.
Also, by Perkins, conner Of fran,n and Gresn-sts.
and C0Hcr Of Green aud Baltimore streets; Tb0mp-
son, COTncr Of Howard aud Fayette streets; Tyler,
corner of high aud e. Baltimore streets; AMI Hop.
kHs, Fe's pout. jas
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Gov. FRAKCIs THOMAS, Frederick,
Annapolis, January 9th, 1916,

lander, off Southwest, seemed particularly dis
posed to astonish the other passengers with
tough stories about Yankeedom. AT last he
mentioned that one OF his near neighbors
owned an immense dairy and made a million
pounds Of butter and million pounds Of cheese
yearly. This story produced some sensation,
and the Yankee perceiyng that his veracity
was in danger of being questioned, appealed to
a friend as follows:
"True, isn't it, Mr. P. speak Of Deacon
Brown--you know Deacon Brown"
'Ye-c-s," replied the friend, "that is, yes,
know Deacon Brown, though don't know as
ever heard precisely how many pounds OF
butter and cheese he makes year, but know
he has twelve slHmils that all go by butter
milk"
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THE MOSS ROSE AND THE LILY,
In gay pauIrre moss rose grew,
Where near NJ hand, from streams hriyht bed
A lovely broad lcaVed lily threw,
Above the waters its snowy head.
dispute arose between the pair,
trhe words ran high, and were hitter as gallO
For Lilly said red was unSeGIny to wear
And Rose said white was no color al all.
gentle maiden heard the dispute,
And Chided them both in accents meek;
With sorrow and shame the flowers were mute,
And ihencetorh blended on woman's cheek!
But ever avoid the hectic flush,
And coughs and colds allow no chances
To insure a cure or prevent an attack,
Use the CANDY-made by HANCE,
iance's Candy is sovereign remedy for coughs,
colds, splitting OF blood and hOarsCness. Price % cts.
per package. For sale by
SETH 5. UANCE,
New Drug and Medicine Store No. l0S Baltimore
street, and corner of Charles aud Pr II SITS. ial4
yNVD MILLENERs. Wanted Young Ladv-to
r superntenla Fashionable Millinery eslahlish-
ment Apply at this Office. jal5
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CorroN MiLLs IN ROCHESTER. Two mills
are now building that will hold 1000 spindles,
and employ 600 operators; they are both own
ed by Seth c. Jones, Esq, Of Rochester
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For the American Republican. !

Problem. If the First Branch CT the
City Council in three days pass bills requiring
an additional annual appropriation OF between
eleven thousand aud twelve thousand dollars,
what additional sum of money will be required
to pay the annual expenses OF tho city after Il
session Of ninety days?
In addition to the above, it is stated the
Board OF School Commissioners have, within
few days, increased the pay of teachers, sc.
eleven bundled dollars, without increasing the
number. 4 TAN PAYER.
An ISOLATED TowH. \ petition las been
presented to the Massachusetts legislature,
from the inhabitants Of town called Boston
Corner, praying to be set apart from the State,
One Of the members stated that the petitioners
were isolated, as it were, from the rest of the
state, separated by high mountain, and liv-
ing i'll community of their own, without any
political organization, without magistrates,
without ministers Of religion, in fact, in as
nearly an Utopian state as possible, never dis
turbed by the outward world except by the oc-
casioaal calls of the tax-gatherer.
A LUCKY Fellow. The Kennebec Jour
nal says, that an English fortune, amounting
to the sum Of about S4O,oo0,0o0, is likely to
fall to a gentleman named Jennings, now resi-
dent in Newcastle, in that State 1t has been
in chancery nearly fifty yoars-the interest ec-
cumuIatinE.
LONGEVITY. a rcmarkabIc case Of longeyi-
ty is reported in the North Carolina papers, in
the death Of VIM. Fridon, OF Baden county,
who attained l@5 years. He leave, grandchil-
dran over 10, aud great grandchildren of I2
yeats.
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DETERMINATIONS or

"
IL TRIMMINGS, FANCY GOODS, sc.
FRED ERGCK TCKEY i SONS, 200 hALTi-
MORE sTREyr, have lust received per ships pnCalon-
tas Albert and PowhattaH,
f. Fichy & S0u'asup .riorG cord Spool Cotton
Tjtlsv, Talham s. " aker's Patent aud Shoe lHGeGd
Mems and Women, Stockings. complete II
DO do Morayan Stockings
DO do SIX do
Cont Cords ana Binding. com lctG assortment
Laces ard Edgiugs
Lamhswoo, Cotton ana Berlin Gloves.
Hill & Sons unrivaiied Needles
CUTLERY, Il complete assortment
Japannrd Tea Tray; brass and iron CandCslc&s
Pearl shirt buttons; Snuff Boxes and N,on5
Lead Pencils ohamented Dressing Cases
Superdne Ornnmened Gard Baskets
Pocket Looking Glasses, BE.
AND ON CONSIGNMENT,
COMBS, Of every description; Brushes
Silk and Lasting COAT BUTTONS
Bone and silk do do
Backing and Friction Matches; Solid Head Pins
Gum Elastic Suspendcrs
SOCKS and Shirt Collars; Fancy Soaps, &c
% To which we invite the attention oi C@untTy
Merchants and others, and assure them that we will
sell them goods low they can buy them III any OF
the Eastern markets. Our stock they VIII ma TO be
very complete, containing greater variety ihan any
other stock OF goods in this Market which, being OF
our own impOrtatiens or consigned To us we are Cna-
bed TO offer prices which cannot fail 10 please. do
G10STDN PREMIUM TICKlNGS. An
ND invoice of this scarce and veiy superior ar
ticle Of yard wide TICKING, just received aud for
HENRY w. COOKE.
ja20 corner Of Hanover K Lomba d.sts.
CGLD AND SILVER SPANGLEN-F0r
w sale low by the paper ounce, BY
DO +. "A, MCPHERSON, 50 E,Howard-st
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2 EiSsCSS NJ FE'EREtG WITH TOOTH
IL ACHE wilt have toured IN one minute ny using
Wt4EELERS TEA-BERRY TOOTH WASH aud
the tooth, Nl h. protected from all decay-SOrencss
Of the Gusls i cured by it-Soilucss OF the Gums is
cureGhcndns Of the Gums is stopped by X, and the
teeth, gums and mouth are always kept pleasant and
in the JrSi state OF health
Your y,a berry Tooth Wash havi,g removed the
scurt from mytcCth cured tO0hach, and soreness, Of
my gums, and arrested all decay Of teeth, send YOU
this, my certificate, which You may pubish and
hope that those who suffer with scurt, tuOjhgcAe.
so!elcss Of The gums and decay Of the teeth, may
avail themselves Of the opportunity u obtaining n
siniiar remedy AMI uncommonly pleasant Tooth
Wash. JULIhhNA CUI 1ER&i..
w. Wheeler.
Your Tea berry Tooth Wash | ,5tCoIa as fully de
serv,H. al of the praist see bestowed npon IT, and
Il Is qualification 10 add ray testimony OF It's excel
fence Tor The teeth and gum; 10 that which !uu now
have, for 'hr benefit OF those WUI wish .ur remedy
for pain ut tha Icelh, TGrtrr and wash to keep the
teeth amdmonth very pleasant. for which purposes
have used Il, aud found i. speedy ano very r asant
remedy. ~. =. hiAACGtni.
". Wheeler.
II affords m" pleasure to give my testmony relative
TO Wh".lgI's Tea beiryTnuth Wash II mas entirely
relieved much pain Of my gums, removed a swelling
HoW my g,uus rufed too hache, topped all decay Of
my toetb and - pleasant article for preserving Tie
teeth, gums and mouth in perfect hcalti
w. Whr-icf. FREDERICK W. FARS0N.
Sold at No. ~ Baltimore street, above South, hy
$50 JAMES u. HAIG.
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MEXICAN INTELLIGENCE.

we have received by the way OF Pensacola
hle OF Mexican papers coming down to the goth
OF September They are most valuable to us as
indicating the tone of feeling manifested by the
people OF Mexico. We hardly need say that bit
Ter luminosity and hostility characterize every ex-
preston OF Mexican opinion in regard to the
United States
The letter of Santa Anna, dated the 4th ult
from Ayotla, and the efforts of Cen Saas and
Uen Aimonte, appear to have succeeded in con
cehtratng the passions of the people, and to have
developed all their capacity for hatred of the
worm Americans. This is manifested, however,
more IN words than in action, and the press is
compelled to keep tanning the flame
on the 9th OF September, Gen. Othon, the
Governor oil the State of San Luis Potosi, issued
an address to the inhabitants of that State. an
nouncing to them that our troops had taken nos
session OF the capital of New Mexico. The dan
gers oil the country, he tells them are each day
increasing, and II the nation does not put forth all
strength 1t must succumb ignominiousv AL
though San Luis was unable to succor New Mex
leo, he calls upon her people now to rise at once,
to organize National Guard, and to contribute
TO support the National existence
In the papers before us we see no allnsion
made to the departure of Santa Anna for the Seat
OF War, save in general terms. He had first 10
raise and organize troops. His departure would
have been too momentous step not to have been
specially and repeatedly alluded TO- Nor do we
see any thing said of the forced loan of two mil
hons from the Church, as reported by the Gal
weston but forced loans favorte weapon OF
Santa Anna. He paid installments to this coun-
try by means Of them, and we are prepared TO
learn that he again employs them.
A decree was issued by Gen. Salas on the 10th
September, authorizing the issue of letters of
naturalization to all foreigners who manifest de-
sire to become citizens, having useful professions
or trades, or who are willing to Join the armv,-
The citizens of any nation at war with the Re-
public are excluded from the benefits Of this de-
cree. Apart from the Interior operations of this
decree, il strikes us as having an immediate de-
sign 10 enable foreigners TO serve as Mexican
privateers.
The Government is energetically endeavoring
to organize National Guard. meeting of the
citizens OF Vera Cruz was held on the goth nit
in obedience to call upon Them to perfect an
organization. The papers speak Of the project as
the grand scheme Of their national Regeneration
Ut Laboring men preserve the following un.
til the day of the election-read it carefully and
hand 1t to your neighbor.
Mr.. Payne Of Alabama, when asked where
the country would get revenue, he replied. "Ea-
sy enough-tce shall consume Foreign goods in.
stead Of goods made at home. We shall derive
a revenue Of $l0O,OOO,OOO, if need be, by I'M
PORTING FIVE TIMES AS MANY As WE
NOW DO"
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(From the Boston Post. !
TO A PICTURE.

Yes, il is lovely those eyes are bright
With the vivid blaze of Natures light;
Surely, thy lips will sever ere long!
For the winning speech or the ~arbling song.
Artist, give thee unminged praise
But do not gsieve to withdraw my gaze,
For boast source of more soul-felt bliss.
And know poruait more just than lhls
Affections true aud unerrng art,
Has fixed that form in my faithful heart:
There, like pearl in the ocean cells.
Sacred from glance and from touch il dwe.Is.
With tedious skill thou has wrought shade,
That chance may injure or time may fade;
But mine, ~hich was traced without endaavor.
Shall live in its guarded shrine forever.
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THE SLAVE CASE. Judge Edmonds gave
decision this forenoon the second arrest of the
boy George Kirk. The Judge considers the law
of this State unconstituopaI, inasmuch as it is
not intended as Polcsuegulation to prevent
pauperIsm, &c. but operates solely in relation to
the Captain of the vessel to save him from pen.
atty, should any such exist, in another State and
does not even provide that the master shall res
tore the slave to the owner. AS respects the
Captain, the Conrt does not consider that he can
be made amenable to any penalty in Georgia,
having done every thing in his power, &C. The
Court ordered that the boy should be discharged,
at which there was much applause from the au-
dience the Court endeavoring, in vain, to pre-
vent it. The boy not brought down from
prison, so that less excitement existed on the
subject than was observable on the previous day.
The parties atterward met in the Mayors Of
fee, when the complaints for assault and battery
were Withdrawn, mutual releases exchanged, and
the boy discharged. Y Tribune, Saturday.
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GOVERNMENT FINANCES. The Washington cores
pendent of the journal OF Commerce, OFT 90 h. says -
The disbursements during The last month have exceeded
by eight hundred thousand dollars the amount OF all the
receipts OF the treasury The whole sum subject to
draft in all the repositories three millions and halt
ofdolars The sum the Sub Treasury, in this
city, is fifty thousand dollars, The difficulty already
despy ell, is the quick return of treasury pay
ment of duties. All Of Secretary Walkers financial re-
sources appear 10 be exhausted
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bRIKLEY HALL. 1t will be seen by an advertise
ment in thus paper, that the Apoeoneans will give a
concert in Brnley Hall, 10 night They a
company o. young musicians from Utica, N. Y, and
have had great success ia Albany, New York. and Bus
ton, and are represented protesting musical taen of
the highest order. We have before us letter from Ja-
son Collier al Albany in relation 10 them He speaks
IN the most enthusiastic strain of Their abilities, and hopes
that the lovers Of good music here viii out, and APP
precate the best Vocal and Instrumental Concert OF the
season-W
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VOTES ]! VOTES II

Ballots for Governor Lieut. Governor, and Senators
for Worcester County also for Representative 10 Con-
gTess from the Fifth Districts and for those towns in
Worcester County which torn parts Of the Fourth and
Sixth Districts, are now ready at this Office 1t jsex
pected that the Wing Town Committees OF the several
towns will see that they have seasonabIe sun,Iv
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LIFE Insurance. We .AAat Hiram Gould,
formerly keeper OF the Worcest use. who died on
Tuesday OF last week, procur1as : ,ort time since,
policy his life at the State Mutual Life Assurance
ONCE, IN this town. He was, at the time, in perfect
health, and continued ill within less than week of
BIS DEATH BY This pI'vidcnt forecast his family, who
o'nei"Ise would have been Jeff nearly destitute, viii
ceive tao thousand dollars Such sum, coming at
time when they derived of their natural protector
and provder, IS OF great consequence 10 them, and the
TACT OF IT'S having been secured them at cos of less
than fifty dollars speaks volumes IN favor of the prnc
pie OF Life Assurance. The attention of The public
ought to be turned 10 this subject than has yet
been done, and we avail ourselves OF this opportunity of
recommending il TO the consideration
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l5 III stated that il will cost $4,000 10 rebuild the
railroad bridge over the Connecticut at Enfield. The
bridge was lifted from The piers by the wind the 18Th
inst and the whole structure destroyed The architect
trusted too much to the weight of the bridge resist the
wind, and $50 dollars worth Of fastening would have
prevented the loss.
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The WAY IT IS DONE. AT the annual dinner q, ,ho
Hebrew Benevolent Society in New York, on wedoe,
day evening, letter read from David C. Brode,cL
Democratic candidate for Representatives TO Compress
enclosing twenty dollars. Probably David has some
Hebrews in his district
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10 Loss OF THE GREAT BRITAIN. letter from
one OF The passengers in this splendid steam ship when
she was lost says it was owing to intemperance in her
officers Similar imputatons also put forth in other
quarters
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UNITED srkrEs SENATOR FOR RHODE ISLAND
me Legislature Of Rhode Island, on Thursday made
cno'ee OF the Hon. John H. Clarke, Of Providence as
senator IN Congress from that State, in the place Of the
non. 1amesF Simmons, whose term Of service expires
on the fourth day Of March next.