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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-01-22

Oregon attached to loUa.-Should
the Bill introduced by Mr. Douglass pass,
then will Judge MASON have jurisdiction
over an extent Of country ten times larger
than the whole Of Europe. How little
did the members Of our Legislature dream
Of their responsibility. While they were
enac,ing laws for the government Of Iowa
these same laws are, according to Judge
Douglaes' bill. to extend in their jurisdic.
lion to the Pacific Ocean. Judge Macon
is the. Chief Justice ever the whole! The
first section Of The Bill extends the iuris.
diction of the Supreme Court OF Iowa and
the laws Of said Territory over the whole
Of Oregon; that is, from the 42d degree
to 81 deg. 40 min. north latitude. Ore.
gon is made an additional judicial dis.
trict. and an additional judge is to be ap.
pointed. A requisite number oil justices
Of The pcsce are TO be appointed by the
President. Grants of land are here after
10 be made to ala who are there and who
may settle there within two years, &c.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-01-22
There ceems to be a mighty s.rugsl

There ceems to be a mighty struggle
going on among the nations. The las.
rumor is .ha, England, France aud Spain
have entered into an amicable arrange.
mens, by which Spain is 10 re conquer
Mexico, and Duke de Montpensier, one
of Louis Phiippe's sons, is to be placed
on the throne Of Mexico. England is to
be satisfied 81 the marriage Of prince Of
the house Of SAKE Coburg 10 the Queen
Of Spain. But England has its eye on
still farther conqucsh in tho East, we be-
lieve.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-01-22
Che 6amk- Cue.
Thuvs<tav. Janua.y 22, 1916.

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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-01-22

The editor Of the Keosauqua Times
was recently challenged by Capt. ALLEN
Of the Army. for having published a state
ment tina. the Captain had connived =.
selling liquor TO the Indians. Mr. MITCH
ELL. the editor, very properly declined
accepting the challenge. acknowledging
himself amenabls only TO The laDs of his
country.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-01-22

Ere.-Columbia, Tennessee, was Wis.
lied by dreadful conaagra.ion on the
nigh, of the 3l.t ult. One lonr.h Of the
town was laid in ashes. Fortunately for
Prssiden, Polk, his residence was spared.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-01-22

The New Orleans papers contain a
glowing description Of the celebration Of
the Landing Of the Pilgrims on the 22d
ult. s. 8. PRENTIss' Address is publish
ed in full. II is, Of course, an eloquen,
production. Huadieds were prevented
from hearing il for want Of room in the
church where il was delivered.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-01-22

MIR Polk. j. is asserted by the cores
pendent Of the Baltimore SIM, has given
his positive refusal to make any more re.
movals on political grounds, or upon the
rotation principle. If adhered TO il will
be good news to Office holders but sour
circuit to office seekers.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-01-22

THE RivER.-Ths ice remained 6rm
at the foot Of the R.pids a, last dates
'Phe river at Alton and S. Louis wa.
open. The ice opposite This town is
getting quite weak. and j, is rather haz.
arIous TO cross with teams.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-01-22

Bank Of Indiana. There va i
a panic in ST Louis on the l2h E
consequence Of a rumor purpone
the Bank of Indiana had broke 7
one attempted to run dozen The =
when after tracing il through "
hands he finally came to senIlsnh
was given as authority, who sislsa'
stance tina. one Of his apprentices
intelligent boy" was passing o@'l
engine houses on Saturday tvrnlA|
heard some one say, "d-n The Y
Bank-its broke" that the boy !'H
and he had repeated il! The Y
made considerable in the shavlns%
ing the day. but at nigh, the p'n
subsidized. The Republican says !"
are many interested in curia'''as :
cula,ion Of Indiana paper because /"
anxious to introduce Ohio papa
stead. Others run il down beeau"
are opposed 10 all banks, whM
still are more in favor Of making ="
paper The principal circulating ~
The same paper says il The lns'"
is driven out, il is ridiculous W.
that other bank notes will mol W.
CUM. "A
Our opinion is that sae "
above alluded TO was mistaken.
he misunderstood the fireman.
have been cursing the engine IN \.
had broken; and not the lndian'
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-01-22
The Great Dch,.

The Great D.b.,. =
The Debate on the orr,.s
was not closed a. our las. dali. !
9Th and 9th the discussion =. o ,h,l
animated. Mr lng.rsoll ip,,.s Big
bill to give notice to Gre., B,;,' s'' net
5Ih' which he was in,,r,. bill
should be made the order a. : ., pro
the first Monday in February. ~ y Y s.'
no. no. that's too late. say d ~ sul
The bill was then read ir., :, 's pa
''me' when Mr. G. DAVIS ro,. Cl'
had minority repor. 10 off,, ~ ihe
nori'y Report gave hi.,or, ;, : u pa
Sen'lo" which created the join, !. = 20
and insisted tina, inasmucb ''''N css
was no party in the fire, ihs
should "a DC none now. The Hon.. 20
jurisdiction over the subject. RI p0'
:, s"0ola be HE .o, i
in giving The notice, if i, was :. e
en-. VI
As the motion to refer ane,.lA 'e'
subject to discussion, Mr. CHM. o''
quite an inaammaiory speech ! P''
for giving the no,ice-he w I"
whole of Oregon. IIev,n% guy
1t brought upon as war or No, y
ed The balance Of power 10 ob,,, - =.
lebrIum once more. The g..
had obtained Texas and now 4.
Oregon as an Offset Mr. Eu,,.
oarol'Aa followed in very lour !. Ca
l1e thought BY giving the man, :,
would ensue. He opposed gi,,. 4,
notice. During his speech be- nv :
Mr. Adams and intimsied lha, h. a !,
his course had been inconsi,,.,, j.
opposed The last war and now i. !, :
to be taking differen, cur. !;
brought Mr. ADAMS to his feet, =,
cIared that the gentleman was u. II,
He said the war was declared IN ~ ~
He. Mr. ADAMS, was then in Ru.,, :;
he had been ever since 1909. thu. i,
before the war arose. lie wa, ana, 90
10 'has mission IN consequence Ohm, ,h,
port Of The measures Of Mr. I.,r .ri
against Great Britain. Mr. RHsr nj
knowledged that he was ignorsnd &c,
facts. lie upheld The course Of NJ An,
honn and made some casligalory h, s1is
against tile opponents Of The Sui ah,
declared that the question was " wa
for the purpose OF political snbts Of
behalf Of New York politicians. D cal
his remarks he was frequently in,em1 10,
Mr. SIMS Of Missouri fnoWs
Rhett in flaming and almost rib,
war sreech.in which he greatly b,ps "0
the people Of Missouri in genera all =
OK drivers in particular. "
Mr. billiard replied to The spec '''
Mr. Winthrop and thought we m -
titled to the whole Of Oregon sndrs H.
favor Of giving the notice.
The question was then ,sk,n o.
ing the report the order Of The day
frs, Monday in February. when !.
negaiived by vote Of l02 yen'
nays. not two thirds. The qusu
refer i, to the Committee Of the
prevailed, and the House acrpi
wen, into committee Of The whok
subject. Mr. BowLIN addressed "
and made an ultra Oregon speech
tackled the position taken by NJ B,
the day before. De
Mr. YANcEY next obtained Ik III
bu. he yielded j, on motion fMA' "a
mittee 10 rise.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-01-22

Professor PORTER del'se'e'
,eres,ing Lecture on MONDAY e''
his new method Of teaching a.
and Mathematics. Although ~
instruction is new in this e".'
learn that il has been IN use :" VI
and that it is there callea '"
mode" Mr. Porter gave ! 70
ton 10 4 crowded audience.
We understand that Miss Y
teach arithmetic and mashsn'
school. according t. Mr. Ply /
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-01-22

" 8. II. THuRsToN. Iss"
the Gazette, will deliver NJ
Address in the MeIhods1 - vi
urday evening mex. at ! PSF, ~
We hope there will be =
Of ladies' and gcntlemeh'
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-01-22

There was report in Iowa City that
the Supreme Court would adjourn To
Ore, no. we mean to Burlington. in
consequence of the prevalence OF the Fry
sipelas or Black Tongue in that city.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-01-22

There was a rumor in New Orleans
,ha, Judge Garland had fed to Havana.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-01-22

"lf in the hands Of receivers. they mus.
either hoard it (.he public money! up by
keeping it locked sp in strong box, or
use il at their own risk in private specula-
ton or trade, or they must. for their own
security. and on their own responsibility,
place ii at last en- Opposite in banks fer
safe keeping, until they are called OIL by
the Government for II.
This same Sub Treasury which Mr.
Polk so sensibly and s.renuously condem.
ned in 1885, is now recommended by the
same Mr. Polk in his presen. high official
station. as a safe and proper democratic
measure in his late message. To be sure
he christens it with new name and calls
it the Unconstitutional Treasury" bu, i, is
nevertheless the same OLD Sub Treasury
which was condemned in 1910; and if it
was dangerous then. il it was as abomina.
BILE scheme as Mr. Polk represented i. to
be. what makes i. less SO now! Mr. Polk
has changed, bu, the Sub Treasury has
has not. Government officers and Con-
gressmen will receive their pay in the
Constitutional treasury. Gold and silver
will be worth high premium. Produce
and labor will come down, and none will
be benefited bu, office holders.
There was a rumor in New Orleans
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-01-22

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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-10-14
{ SO. 3d..
Oefentltcbe eSenpu.

Sdmlfd9s ben 24ifen October, nm ubr
Tddmitta9F, fra am ooulc ron II, ia m
nitte t. in Smaus, auf ofsnsIiher 8snca
uerfauft tperben: 0 1'. .F" rla
Gin it,dsbareS Snif Scl;lano,
aeIr9en in Sal,bur9 3auufhip, estha 60 /;
ltoseuo an enuo ocn &5eorge .fSemmercr,
Sricorih Stdffer uuo anoers !; eutbaltcuo
aIder uno "a 9tuthen. d. n..
8aufuifiee bic phnlheu bas Socl,Ianb 40
befehen fOnnen anrufen bel slbrabam 3iessfts
fuB, @iq, cesr Niliam jsittel in Guiaus.
Gb,enfaQS
ouf Wcntaas ben 26ifen October, nm libr
Nad,mtta8s, fcu am Scaufe Don So bu
Ser n, in eSnn 2aunid,ip, auf tffeuts
lIher 8encu uerfanft peresn -:
Gin Strt6 SoOl;lanc,
0eIeacn in bcldstem eDnn Iauufd,ip, eed,a
Sduntp: grduleno an eanb BON penrp 9leiB,
i,enrp SiIIis, Soenrp Gong nnc ancers, uno
an Die Straee Die bon nermans nber ben
Berg fnbrL geht eurd oas eauo; entbals
teno lS0 slder, ipeld,es in Stnden eber im
@anien uerfauft weroeu fam, 70 rpie es
Sfdufer am btifen fd)idcn mag. - 0ibere
9lusfunft fam erbaIien nercen, .rpenn man
bti SsnrD SilIis cber Scbn josrman anrnft.
SO ii eln 3heil oes binterIaTenen Iisssu'
Den 8erniegcns oes perifcrbenen George
9. 8 lenbart &iq, IeBtbiH uCn We'
irnbur9 3aunldip. .sr.# ..r .r..f ...-.
Die Scbinsun9en am 8srfaufstase uuo
slufpartun9 BON f.
gGseorses s g; etlentart er,Ors.
Daul Sletler, 0'''
October 7, 1916. ..r na3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-10-14
0robe Gele9enbett /!

SamltaqS ben l7ten October, um l2 lbr
Witta9s, fol- an Der Berfiidtte 6cs llnters
seid,neien, in aIIentaun, Sfentlit Uerfauft
neroen :: a.- . aE5 am.- Fs.t
Gin srOees 9liTortment ueuer bureaus,
Dtnng' uno 8raffaif 3ables, SdrdnGe,
8ettlaoen, ein 8cofeaIe, Walhitdnbs, u fip.
elm 9roses enforcement Spie9sl BON alIerlei
@ro6en, uno ionif cine grpse @erid,isbenbsit
BON neuem Surniturc su tpeitldufti8 Iu ueI'
ben. n.aT I'D .r ...tt rs
sIud, ioll su slsid,sr 3sit psrtauft tpsrbsn
cine 9roBe 8erlhiebenheit Wauloins Sobelu,
Cabinet Scbeln, WeieeI, BRIDGES, uub Bitts,
gBiufeln uuo iiberbaupt ale Sorten GGreis
ner @eftirr, Elm Sd,leifiteiu, Q Sefen nit
Hobr, Elm gang neuer &in.gduls gpeclsrsgBas
gen nit 3 9uteu Springs, zine Sub, Gin
Sdubfarren, cine 9rp6e aIuspabl WabaSos
ny planfen, Boards uno Sinieren uno cine
9rOee 8erffieoenbeit aaerlei Artifsl ~ labls
reit su uetcen.
Der lluterfdrisbcue pluIft oas Cabinet
@efd,dft auf,useben, unb 70 tperben obige
9rtifel chne 0ersu9 Ocer HiidbaIt an obisem
Gage oerfauft. 9Iud, punfd,t er in bemers
fen, oaB Elm Rann bon GeuDorf, ieine SteIs
lie ais @abiuetmad,rr einsencmuien bai, Der
oas @'elhdft ausseeebnter ale bie;uuer, ~
betreiben beabfd,tist. 2 ,0.1". 7'"'.rN 4, y
Die 8ebiusuusen am DsrlaufStass unp
AnfpartHn8 pen
Salomon Slanf.
October 7, ..... ..... nq2m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-10-14

Samffass ben 24ffsn October, nm libr
Rdtmitta9f, ira am Jooulc ron aRiGta M
nitte {, in @maus, auf 6fen'liher 8enca
oerfauft rpereeH: 15. a rlH
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-10-14
au9uf 26.
S6debares S0ljlanD
BON Sd,dBbareni
3u b rt au f E n.

berf an n. '-I
Samffass ben 17ten October, um I llbr
Hahmittass, ica am @aifhauie BON So n
R tier n, in MtIlerstauu, 6fenttid uers
fault nerben
@inc .f6dbbare Gotte SOIaano rs
aeIesen ii Sbrr Rifcro Gaunffip, ee6a
@auntD, etipa cine Reiis BON NRilIerstaun,
9rdnisno an eano BON SeHrp Garrett, Geo.
gSoIer uno aubern, entbalteno z sider unb
40 91atbsH. &c fam entrpeosr i'm 8anien
cber in eotten perfauft rrerbeu; ipie es fur
&dufsr dm iatflihRen II.
Die SsetnatrTn am gertaufStdss ane
anfirartuus bon g.. 80.
sspttnb,r Is. e"e = ese4I .:sm
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-10-14
l1tttwod, ben 14ten October 1916.
Gtne ftDdsbare Saueret

auf cfentli6er @Srnou 81 perfaufen.
sIuf Samitass rem 24tcn October, nm 10
llhr Scrmitta9s fcn onf bcm plaBe ieIbt Of.
fertlid perfduft mrrccn
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-10-14
OefentltCbe SenDn.

Dcnnerftd9e uno Sreita9s oenn 22ftcn uno
23ffen October, ndd,Gfens, nm 10 llhr 8or
ulitta9s, IoIen am Saule 6es per(forbenen
Sacob @rbarb, iu .. WIfcro 2aun'
idlp, eed,a SauntD, fcl9ence bepc9Iifs 9Ir'
tifel 1uf ofentIifer Seneu pertduft tpereen,
ndmlid, n.H
pfcrbc uub pferees@rihirr, ,msi unb 4
pferce;qSd9en nit SaobieS, Vdii9e uno @9s
gen, GrefhmaSdine uno pfrrbe @enalt,
Gincspich, Sfaafe uno Sd,peine, Spertet,
ten, Rihtcttsn, MiGf @dteIn unc Soafen,
SeuaabeIn. Sranutpein'Se0el, "a Stdnner,
81 SdrreIfdher, uuc cine slnidbl balbe Sdr'
relfiIer, 3ifd,e, Stiibls, Sdwdnte, @iieutef,
irl uno Sodfen, 8upferner Re{IcI Srudtreffe,
elm pclIifdnoi9ss 9Geber @eid,irr, Shuma'
der canowerfsseus, Silfsr 6nnbwcrts,eua,
Sd,reiner' uuo 3immcr @eid,irr. elm ucl'
ifineiaes Sdmirb @,effirr, Sol; 9Iertc,
Steinfhldssl, Shieififein, Senlen, 3nbsr
nuo fleine Stdnnsr uuo font nod pieIe
paus,, Sauern unb &hhsn'@ n'@erdlblhafteu
gu iUeitIduftis su meIben. a.
N'li:3ur ndtnIi6eu 3eit,ad ~
iolIeH audi adsr nclIano perfanft trerben,
ltcBeno an edno BON Sobn ShuIer, phiIip
gBeifel, uno anbere.- gBer bdfTelbe III SIn'
senffein ntbmen tpin, fam Gdb bel ben lln'
ferseihnetsn meloeH. s. .r r--...
Grseit NIB Nnftpdrtnus lpirS aess6en uno
cie Se6tn9unaen befanut seuadbt UrH
% Scbn Grhatb, Sf,c,,t.,,
!. ss SMob grharo, '"''"'
sSffrbev y s3n,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-10-14
20ltS slt a,crf0ltfcaa,
Srptembcr Is, lS46.
Scptember 2, 1916.

%WAaH 1As USA~esAsF SseR
auf Dfentlt6er &enou.
Gdmitaqs ben 3lifen October nm I2 llbr
Iittass, fol- anf Dem pIoBe ieIblf ofentlid
Uerfauft neroen.
Cine 9etptBe Wlantaf6e.
9clceen in Strr Saueona 3auuifip, eeda
@auntD 9rdnicnb al eano bon c5drob Sat'
man, Sofepb Ypooer, Saeob Ocboer, Sobu
Saue, unb anbere cnthaltepb 20 gIder,
mchr Uecr wenser. Soieucn If Swiihsn 20
uno 25 9lder eutes oOIslauo. older Bie,
fen, uno Der 9sit it entes Baulanc, inter
auteu Ssnicn, uno font in gutter Srbnung.-
Darauf 1T erridtet ... -.
- Gin 9uteS S(cf @cbnbaus,
eine Shpei3ersS sS6euer, ,uno
E anosre 9icbsn9etduoe. auf benz
eauoe befnoen fd rinise Spriuoen, uno
ilbsrbaupt III balfelbs gut NIT Naier peries
ben. gludI befntet ftd1 alIsrlri Sbff eurauf.
Wsr oas gisenthum Dor esm 0erfnufsta.
&c ~ beIeheu tpiinItt, fam iItb bel irgsnb
rtnIm Ger stpminiliratorsn mslStn.
Gs III tas tinterIaGene Iitgsnbe 8erm6,
GEN Ger perIfortsnen cehrp Seser.
Die Bebiushuseu oui 9ertaufstuse unb
Gufpartuus pen .s,ass.f
.Sdccb 9drbrnan. } oS,..s
,.,. cSarct gc6oer. "oO'''
espsmSsr 80. pasm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-01
Forty-yine In Forty-six.


But in order to get Mexico,
Without the battering down
OF the old round fort at Vera Cruz
Or the burning Of a town
OR without a fuss with old Jonn Dui'
For the Cuba isle SO hne'
Let's COMMONWEALTH compromise,
And give him forty nine.
We have already offered him
The forty ninth, you see;
And IL he now should meet US tnere,
WHY sickle to agree
WHY sickle to agree, my boys,
Upon that offered line,
IL we get California in
BY giving iorty-nine'
why quarrel for beaver skim
When farther down below, ,r;nas.
Are tho orange groves anu s
WIN Anu a inc air Robert, in our wrath,
I'm TO the Russian Inc,
If he u nj take the paraiiei
or number forty nine
,u.,va l;ck,d the old CHIP once or twice,
Al Yorktown and Orleans,
And if we 20 to war sgain,
Again we'd give him beans.
But the fight W ould cost lot OF cash.
And blood would flow like wine
Then why not, for the sake Of peace,
Haul up to forty nine
But il the worst should come to pass
And the fur begin to ny,
"Then put your trust in Goo, my poys'
And Keep your powder dry;"
And drive Queen Vic from Canada
Up to the Russian line,
For waving old Bucks compromise,
The line Of forty.nlne.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-01
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fercxrses These emei dies, compounded with well known
ssolok p.ncnes, frequently restore the hair stop its
q Inc har sad are not to be confo9nSed with the thou
dnSstIaas .hsu,eessy warranted to il all
repIsssa;sda ch aud prepared By application Of
~ 90 a. n, endanRer The peculiar oganz ,tion n
tue 81 which filters from other subssances Of similar
a1ctes.
he quality Of goods he can refer to Messrs. Aspin
~ Aihsn Chit md many others Of the respects
eheinsts Of th's city, E the last several years have
Esjiv every TIM ii his will be -resen,eJ and If
II iels does not give full Satisfaction, il will wi
iov hrt slso tn ny be tsksn back Ihe criber
I .si f6 sl,ea from the of the articles, there
~ X roars ,r and ne upon
~ snIv No 1,aiatau the adherence truth and
call Z not 'i EGsEsE i RSyssEL,
4 N Mxnuf g urer and Importer of PeIfumery,
Al NSso 1x9 Brody az Liberty and Courtlandt,
sS3NtrssxS and ia Chesnut street. Philadelphia.
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On Wednesday the 18th ult., a negro man, the
property OF Mrs Canty, Of Carroon La fell overheard
from the steamer Rainbow and drowned about 10 miles
above Carrollton, on her trip to Bayou Sara.
Mr.. Henry Witt fell dead in the street near his
dwelling in Lynn on Saturday last He 81 years
age.
On the 10th ult little GIRL daughter Of Mrs.
Pursell OF Lagrange Georgia, severely burnt by
accidentally getting her clothes fire. that she died in
few hours, after much intense suffering. This we
unde rsand 10 the fourth member Of the family whose
death has been occasioned by fire.
The Governor OF Louisiana has issued an order for
the election the 5th proximo, Of a member Of Con-
gress in the place of Mr. Slidell.
New Jersey Legislature will commence on the
18th ofJanuary. That Of Mary land yesterday The
PennsyIva Legislature will meet Tuesday next
Ex-Governor Samuel Bigger, OF Indiana, declines
being candidate for Governor at the next election
A splendid piano has been made in Phiadephia,
as present for Mr.. Clay.
A little girl, daughter of Daniel Fradenborg, was
drowned few days since, in the Delaware, about two
miles below Carpenters Point.
Governor Seward OF New York, and the Hon.
Edward stanley, of North Carolina, in Philadel
phia on Tuesday, on their way, Louth.
The Old South Church, Boston, had narrow es.
cape Sunday evening, as agreed ell hands. When
he sexto opened the Church for the lighting
up he discovered flames bursting side Of the
pulpit, but II got under without causing general
alarm. The FIRE destroy cd pew ard backened the
walls of the building II caught from defect in the
furnace.
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Z rIlE SIVE AEELE

AN EXIYEN SIVE Raj LIE.
f,E eesnut ant avorite Hotel Des Duck Fees situated
Opposite Du RI Is to be raed for above amount
y the Isl Of Felxa Try any time intervening at the
tisa OF The raider tobe divided thirty three chances at
loo fer chance mi winner becoming the possessor Of the
S amer as IL including their magnificent AR Cushion
yl Table, AID ali the aprurtenances The proprietors
lz ~ tito business in Philadelphia, have been
ds.sd ~ ns thar friends. who anxious, although
~ hass their Hotel, take this method to
ING Nih lshs Flower of any who willing to hazard
AZ rtcesgaV unit for chance, wherein there
kcod than in thousand Of the vain specula
- 81 Sre enftred into every day. The above Hotel
EGv2cX ien sprig and furnished the extravsgant
Az Hncw complete order. In order that the
Tar M - 4ondrted satisfactory the subscribers they
an t@1Ees smong themselves who competent to
lst&k 1s4 4&14Ecs that may arise.
A3u4r1aip will Be given by the propretors, the
sP>:<z 4E ~ HOTEL DES Duck FRERES,
Hs3& S4ff Ales Duane street. opposite Duane Park.
XS ko91sz requiring private rooms, can have them
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