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The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-02-02

RAILING FOR A WoMAN.-A ycung girl
residing in the upper par, of the city, was
not long since desperately attacked with
the gold fever The Sacramento and its
prec,,ns sands wete forever befare her
mind, hut though handsome and of IN
hlemished reputation, she was entirely
without the means of accompl ishing her
wishes. Days passed and yet she seemed
no nearer securing passage to Calfor-
MIA than at first For,unatly at last ehe
became aaqnsiuted with party OF young
men who were goirg out on board Of one
of the vessels bound fur San Franclsco.--
They wished cook. and al once agreed
TO rattle for her, The amount paid tor
chances was TO be. given to her, and the
fortunate fellow who won her, was to
marry her, fo,e leaving the city. Ifshtdid
not fancy the person on when the lot fell. .
and under the protection Of the whole
party was to cook and wash for them
The money was accordingly paid, and
the giIl r. ffled. There was one person
whom SIZE hoped would win, but the fales
were against heL choice. A lutle shoe
maker won her. Tie girl wunld not mar
ry him, but irne to her promiee, she
wroie a farewell letter to her friands in
Cameo icu,, and then took passage with
her comrsde adyeniurer-.-N Y Sun.
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o Y s T. r. R s

To order. and Of best quality, and SO large
that il takes two men To swallow one.
Sole Leather, Swede Iron, and ten
th, usand other articles hot mentioned
for.sli nfwhich. C unity produce, furs and
MONEY viii be taken in exchange.
WANTED, 10000 COON, 1000 MINK
AND 1000 OPOSSuM SKINS; For which
the highes' prices VIII be paid IN GROCE-
RlES or MONEY.
A. SAME 81 Co,
Dec Is, lS48-le-tf.
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A CARD!

y f..s rar4-s ---------
4 \ order to contradict false reports
which hate been circulated by my bad
p' lmaster. orp"oenis, aud other enemies
(respecung high charges,) take This
mt de ia inform The public generally ofuN
charges, what ,hey have beeb heretofore
aud will be so con inued, aud which pIi
ces ! shall in no case exceed:
A visit within the corporation, so
From mile to miles distant, UU
,f When called to counsel with other
Physicians, s't. $40
Obstritic Case, 5 o.
Surg ical Operations in proportion. sc.
cordlng 10 their impurtance. To dis
lance do not ride, unless in exiraordi-
nary Cases, &c, therefore can he con
suited 10 IN, flee at any time. Persons
coming from distance who suffer from
odd s,andiug complaints, can be suppileu
with med lcine at
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Markets.
From the Ohio Statesman.
Cincinnati, Jan %.

Fiouk-No change from las, quotations.
1IoGs-Thcre is more doing to day, and
and prices are better.
PoRK-Mess So
WmskEy- Prices have declined; price lGc
per gallon.
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Lun,bcr! LAMBERT

Almust all kinds of good lumber. f"or
ing boards. &c, will be taken at this OF
fee on old subsct IptIoDs, as well as new
oues. Any persons ishibg TO pay ia thls
way can do so oy seudIug in their lu nbe,
SOON as convenient. 81 s4H '1f
w. II GILES
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Reasonable Prices;

ADd thuse who are unable TO come the "a, :
selves, can send vial of urine, first pass :
ed IN the morning.
NJ, Office is opposde the new Co,ir,
House aud one door north of ID. & w.
Ayres' store.
e- DIR JOHN ]. HAR1Z.
Physician and Surg geon
Upper Sandusk, Nov. l, 1913, -.
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PR EMICM.

Postmasters or others, sending 20 names
and SIS. will receive Nulume ii OF IInli
en's Magazine handsumel, bound in mus
hn, and glt-edged.
Address, post paid,
., CHARLES w HOLDEN
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proceeded from Neuagh early hour on Thursday
morning and arrived IN Toomevara al O'Clock. The sub
sherif's deputy Mr. Samuel Gason. was there t-eiore
me- and iir Charles ODcl, Of the police win about ~
of the constabulary The as passed through me
western end of the village will not soon be ehaced from
my recOlecuon The entire rsnge of houses from NE
cross Al Rev Mr. Meaghers, Fps house TO Mr. mn
coach Office had tumbed down, and all were root
less with the exception of three The wretced creatures
who had inhabited them sitting on the road along
side their little effects, were busted erecting nuts h
the timber Of the roofs against The dch al me opposite
side of the road Some of these huis or shhnecs were
erected aud here they hudded In groups. Beds,
bedcothes pots boxes, chairs and tables lay scattered
about In confusion II scarcely possible Tor one
pass without being blinded 10y Tue clouds OF sool ana
dust HEAPS OF sOOly black straw DISTRACTED the way,
and several small were loading with the lumber on
the roofs while others were rolling away IN different o.
recuons The inhabitants this part OF the village I'M
dersiOod, tenants OF a Mr. Long, and had thrown
their houses by arrangement IN anticipation oi he
sheriff arrival heard they promised he ft7be'
and udtoi Passing through the village reached me
uppet end of Churchsreot where the Subshern depu
49, some police John Donohue the driver on the estate
and posse of bslhs had already commenced the worn
of eectng the wretched people from their houses Only
two houses taken down IN Tins street. Twelve iaiu
lies turned out and the doors secured by diving sS
ID lgf The lambs.
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GERMANY.
Position OF Bavaria.

The Berlin corre.pondeni OF the DIy Necs writes
der date 81 iay " ihu the a-f few diys note has
been presented the Cabinet of Berlin. part of The
BaVaran Government, soliciting he assistance OF Prls-
sian troops to Cue fe rebellion 90 the RhinePaatuae
Though has been al along ore-ecn tlat b1vara " oua
be- Obliged have rrc14rs- to Prussia for military aid.
his petition. Stepping immediately tie hee, oi refl-
sal fO Join tlc PrI--ilI scheme u cuurracy. wa NOT
en- ca a-d me 80 nation ln which fhe Court 90
Munich here held. ln fact go confession oi We A-
n-s longer disllsah-, which must have cost fl- ba-
var an KIM deep plnE o humiliation Without courage
from Tie leading --frluEs a. Austria without
strength f0 stand alone Tire bavaran Monarchy has
e slsfle throw if.ef slppauf 10 fue feet oi "a
rOw ~ whose policy DO Dos recently attempted fl defeat
a. fle eleventh hour tY o. TREAD leruu- detection.
The Pul--4n Government nis replied mat tle alN ary
troops viii le i1rtAcomlng when Bavaut joins fr ue"
fri--.4l league Grra0u, member ui 'ur rlr-t
Chamber. lo divides ull Prof STALL le honor of Dee
n head o the fie'sf parry, l- been sent 20 MI-
uch on special mission POO rng r bargain, % possible.
% conclusion Il l- nor efss 20 conceive more dam
grrou. pos than thar OF fhe Bavanau monarchy 20
th present moment Austria is impuieut to help 10; frs-
angry WIKI 10 n4- quarrec1 win Frankfort an
important slice duulur. revotri, desires 100 De
annexed Fra1ce another province, su more import
ant on the OF coldtgrion Il prc-erfs dep ora
bic picture Of weakness 40 home and eudessness abroad
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RUSSIA.
Ru,.ored Inference of Opinion.

The Ga.fffe De fea1gue Oeridenflls. dated Cracow
Nav ~ contains an account of grand council ci war
having been held = Petersburg, a. winch protest a'
made against Russian Interference m Tie arars o Europe
The Emperor was much rtaied and rrcel, ed MS ad'ce
with bad grace. insulting some OF the Senaiois
ME Pre.dent of The Council Jeulolof and told me
Fmperor that Napoleon by his obstinacy ruined himself
and his Majesty might meet the same late and thsn me
general Quilted the chamber
against The Emperor have been discovered a. - Peters
hureh MANY officers and even generals, were arrested
and instead OF being sent 10 Siberia, were a. once mug
II would appear that the army disconnected and ihAi
the reason OF the guards having been sent from - Peters
burgh.
The Ieiuager ZeifaQ has letter from - Petersburg OF
The stating thai Tue houses OF several members o.
The anstocracy have been searched and some VI TIE W
mates arrested The number arrests hlcl have takr
ace l. quoted 100 most OF them officers N Tie Ouafu-
and Young uObeen holding appointments under the GOV
eminent They were mmaIed ID me iortIess OF Orons1dt
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Ernm The Rrakos.

The BroicnsriNe AmertcoH Rag OF the last OF
Nav and frst OF June received VIA New orleans per
st.am.h!p Globe hiss very fun details OF the teH''u
rsvages of the Indians the violent storm ana ne PI
sress OF the Choera-prevousy repOftsd oy e'es'
Ia relation 10 the Indian troubles, the faS says -
progress of affairs IN this valley, and us prosperity a.
advancement have been retarded Confidence ia 'os
capacity Of our Government Is entirely iost anu 'au
not DC restored until sufficient protection Is mSde e'
dent We feel great confidence that a soon a. a'i'c
are received Wsshing ton our position VII receive
AZ eniion The late Administration certainly arranged
matters 50 10 strictly keep that part OF the treaty
which binds US keep the Indians within our own Ter
rtory Last year and perhaps the wear before these
carried their invSsOns 70 the ghoor
hood Of San Luis Potosi therefore Government
was advised that the clause in the treaty guaranteeing
protection against Indians al least 10 restrain them
within our borders meant someihing-snd while that
very treaty was negotiating treaty for the due eNeeu
ton OF which an increased army WAS 80 evidently 40
soiutey necessary the President declared that II was
large enough-and il distributed IN such manner
. to be wooly inadequate 10 the accomplishment Of
any useful purpose We repeat that The onecrs Of the
army afford ali the protection in their power TO the PEG
pie But what can be done when there arc scarce men
enough the garrison from which they are 70 Dc
senti
iSTrRIoR TRADE OF MxxTco.-We have recent sd
vices from the interior market says the tas OF me
Goth uL but al representing business as beng N oe
pressed and unsatisfactory state.
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In one instance n wreiched looking creature named
Geeson with gaun aud heshess jaws. and eyes OF mos
unnatural aud hdeOus wldness as pushed from ne
house by the baihhs greediy devouung some rePas'
looking substance Ike paste from metal poi "eh pc
held IN his arms The poor type of humanity AZ ne grasp
cd the vessel which contained his disgusting meal looAeg
perfect representation OF King Famine While ens a. ca
IN dispossessing The tenants Al this SIDE OF ve $50
where the baibds had vet arrived repaired 10 he
spoi the noise proceeded from, and perceived sfoH
sn3 comfortable looking man carrying articles OF ilrn
ure out OF a house which Was panied nealN' ana fie
scented an air OF comfort comparison Win Inc olAei
houses In the Villages The stood aud looking arouid
Ia he furniture piled outside the door. he caught up
hammer ana commenced smashing the windows, rom
which. however. he desised On me coming Up OF M
rirninr To- the crowd made a ianentahle compliant lie
held bake house and acres OF and and SAID ne a.
doiuF well In The word While speaking he was suuck
blow on the mouth by butcher named Donobar, ioi
whom hs house ! understand. MAS Intended Shout
rs then raisi several men rushed forward, on botA
.iaes aud he conact was likely terminate dsasroasy
Ven. n NOT Tor The interference Of The police.
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Misery Of the IIOusCless.

The way was covered with furniture and beds and
many of the wreiched creatures they staggered about
the road poured sad lamentations, and showed feeble
ncss aud extreme misery. They made loud compliant o
want TO the sheriff man. Mr GAsOu by whom they were
referred TO the relieving officer, who present ana
who he stated should relieve their wants or get them
shelter In the poorhouse of they could lind other place
of refuge In Main-st sll more piuahle scenes were
presented than had witnessed IN either OF me TWO iofnrf
locaues Some othe houses I'm this street contained loui
and hve families all IN great destination they We're
scarcely half clad, and many OF them had apparently to
up from their miserable pallets OF straw TO 10 olI on me
-.--L --.L L.-r L. 49, 4
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DENMARK AND HoLSTE1N.
Prnnre.. of lie War.

We have received Hamburger papers u the 18th ut ron
which IL appears that the bOmbardmeni OF rredeca mao
been resumed after cessation Of Two dayr Inc pti
man troops had taken blOckhOuse nj some distance IRON
he main works of the place. without suffering any loss
The Danish Minister Of War has issued notice eau
30 ~ The German ports Is no, properly maintained. and
warning them that the Danish cruisers VIII exercise me
IAN neor of the blockade laws against any heaifs s's
sel attempting Co evade them The Cohshhohee 10 Ns
bss letter from iOrsen, of the 81 at sialng tha .Ae
Prs.au troops have advanced To >kAndernurg, ~hlci
they occupied the Danes having evacuated th'f ofhe
nosuons without resistance. The Prussian troops Were
preparing 10 march upon AArhuu-
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and ~ which could ger accurate re-l-r. should up
eo-e = Pho entire number armed ~ tner r0l-es
fllr.day 0s1 reach ID fam n'fl Irii ~-las Oi
l- la ter could rarr hat about 81 fs1lle-. 1r 40 -n
average ~ % each family. about - p@r-0-s were i1 De
i.oHe1 other We lrgs i1 Che village. - tat 81 per-
sons ~ Gam oFu1d ll- appear to be- brown on
the waves NJ fle word OF ne unfortunate
people themselves STATED o. Won't a--mpt % tesc-fe
What lrdescrbahe tre s0-i har-o,v1 c1-f'i' pi
The poor wrefches lu fte gvar-s ~ TIE time va -af-
.lr Jl0revsrs. O'Clock ID tie evening
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IRELAND.
Eviction of Five Hundred Human Beings
ToOmcVara in Ruins.

fTIm Ne lprfaf FI11l ai0f
II was pious spectacle Thursday IN the midst Of
the pouring rin a. see children led 10y their parents ont
from their houses into the street, 20 see mothers kneel
down on the wei ground and holding their children up 10
Heaven beg relief from the Almighty, and strength 90 en-
dure their alctons. The cries Of bereaved women ana
men running half frantic through the streets or covering
the and wind under the shelter OF Their poor FUR
niure piled couiusedy about, were affecting ~ tAe ~
IRENE To see amid all this misery ten or twelve bury
ruaus from Nenagh asssng the houses with crow bars,
and 90 hear their cries of eXutaton as wall yielded To
their assaults roof mmbed down with crash NE
spectator should be caou that could avoid being greatly
49, IL ~. .D..r.
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The Pnne,. RnIe Ke-tored at b bologna.

r-I-4nI4f-Ir lV4s issIrl n b1IEIl, soon IIeT ne
rrr ID the Al.ular-. v-.cn declares that ra-e-usl
love i-srir-. all tae sc,. Mul-lglor Beini. Tie Popes
rresflv governor While if fec a-er Thar fe
r-re..i0n II opinion j. Irh itru even Soc wearing the
r --oored ribbon The Narona. Guard must NOT appear
u form and every man found possessing 30 be
instantly snof D-aih 90 IL the punishment Tor being
After twelve a. ht Med cal and priests must have
A yvrtffe- rerm. s..Ur.
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ncfea, or The Russian Advanced Guard.

The anced guard of the Russians has been uneNpec
ev attacked and destroyed by division under Demon
III. near Jorianovg 100 GaAciA not tar from ne ironuer
vi Hungary 2u0 Russians were Ten on the reid oi bat
f.e and ~ cannon tell into the hands of the viciofs Is
sad that the Hungarans have possessed themselves o
Lemberg bat this requires confirmation. II j. certain
however that Dembiu-k wishes 90 pass into Poland hy
tacia and on that Russian force OF 5000 men
as occupied he camp kasch and IL remain 90 me
,,r,ti.r Morning Chronicle, ist-
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PLEASANT SUMMER RESORT.
ATLANTIC HOJ 81,
At slAscoNsEr,


FINDER THE DIRECTION or H. CROKER -
l This neat aud connections house IL now open Tor the
receipt of company aud summer resort no place Ia
the lifted States presents greater ai<actons than sias
couei tue invalid Tor those who love health and
comfort
The me Massachusetts. commanded by capt
James "a Barker. Is running regularly between Nan
ucA et and New Bedford making four trips week Leav'
iue Nauuc aet Monday Tuesday Thursday aud satnr
lay. aud leaving New Bedford on Monday, wednesday
Friday aud Saturday Carriages viii Dee IN readiness on
Tie arrival Of tie at Nantucket 90 axe passengers
lt-..fI. On fba Atlantic Hpu.a al ~ia.eOnset
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-18

Al Lemherg May - several citizens, supposed 10 Ice
ouite peaceabe suddenly arrested. on suspicion Oh
having circulated Kossuhs proc anaons over NE ~noe
country Whole bales OF them were found al one naNa
ua's Market people. coming from sanok. related ihEi
there were hundreds Of wounded Russians brought from
ravne In the Carpathians where Hungarian troops had
been posted to receive them
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Force. aud Position of the French.

We nave efrers of ne 1i DR. from olr corr-sporienf
% lie Roman ~.r-- NV ~ i particulars I'd PIE s-as 0f
BIZ. Fr-r-l srnlv out of Rome N-s1ra-1ls sollg
01. Bob Do was evidently me i-r-.o- 81 '.r oi 81.
rs--.es fo t-rrorze TIE French army va. daily Inc
creased hv arrira- ~ infantry. cavalry. ana artillery 10
amounts ea-f fo -1ff nrn' iplr-nfll- oi trat
f,-- b., 4rcsrrrs within three .es of Rome Heal
.iarte-. IS ere al Tie villa Casa B.anca mile and
!. f,1n lie purfa pnrle.r near lle Iler Ilnel.
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a Distressed Family.

ue heyoul thls. the house % man named DTS
lane A sti more affecting scene TOOK place. ilc "'-se
was comfortably slated OF Two stories h4 h tAe wan
ilNs ell glazed, aid large brtsane ana Ms &c e".
Stood outside the door n tears TIE oman Aeo sly u
IA her arms aud litie grl near her held anonrf i-o
children also cred bitterly As lhe balAus ApFieaoIt'
Brisbane pulled Oh hs hat and throwing himself OF n-'
Knees exclaimed ~hllc Tie tears coufscd iAfla, ~o
Id, checks and his breast heaNed WIKI soVs- NAY -e
naraicaon OF Heaven a here his vile hieN h1i ANS
around hu iulreaied him not % curse ana Anv- 4o
herself on the wet ground and holding hvf chiiu -p q"
ward Heaven shr said No JIM do nos cue %. 80
both OF as and the CHI dren pray 20 the great Coz 20
them" l many rough visHEes the traces % 49,
emotion. Bris.ane running ato4i ~ s.~'V ~ ~.
traction bitterly comp tanning. None o tAe uo,.ss 80
the coraer 20 this bnssnes were eFerd' o..
Atie beyond BnslAne's FelhaTdst commences AZ -
soon a. The party entered the street. ocil OF u"e.Nv
bainas from Nensgh who had been N house up - Us
eenod came I'D, each eAu1lng cruw-oSI AMI we NuiA
Of levng here commenced with an EXTRAORDINARY cpo-
uess on he psri OF balifs Three % ioar % ue
would collect d, a corner OF house. and hy lew "ei
directed strokes of The d4slodge quon wnrn lA
wal generally umb.ed in eedngy nfiri space oi
time Another house remained 10 De demoslel an zoe
b.ihas ere about applying croS-oHrs 20 the " AIS "e
be NJ - that Wrrichel man named BOON u A. s.ae
unshie 10 leave his bed Mr. Gssou entered ADD st ~
he os narrowing descn puon presented iise 70 ls r4
7 moor crratlre av ~rctctcd shaw palet ll the
liner ms face and limbs were swollen ana ne Was
..rreiv able 10 arncuale wori from excessive aeo
~ Nr GAson gave him shilling, and appointed I'm
OF The house for week. pefcvlFlos ina 't
,,eytabe consequence OF throwing hin o1 would &c N
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Irs. ID .sp Roy atom. Nagaos Sa~naAef fsphIA -
an Jobn Mills New london. oas "a Jsne- CAREY ~ ~
go a. lahn Canis Iransnssash. IHmrsus. Lemurl u
pnes. Csonts,ue Joha B-~oe Ar!aos oneHiN \aihaa
-, Chatham Cofusr-. Couuof "A. katAetnei Nerona
80. A.,smi.r whaey PNo, Mestsonery, "soef, VA
n,r F.on " ..haston Asron Rsron b-Aer sps~Nes Li
-. ~. Dyer oasts, usne 81 r chsa-ei i
s'c sa -" !. - A., Ahsny I've JoufaAl
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FENWICK HOUSE

SAYBROON POINr CONNtVrlClr.
'lNHE ABOVE MELL-kNOMN RETREAT for sea
bafnil. vi be- opened to receive company about The
18th ot June The OF this house large and airy
ana tne accommodations extensive and comfortable for
families or pleasure travellers The NewlOrk and Hart
ford Steamers arrive daily within few steps OF ne
house. aud upon these boats >syDrOok has been
reduced rendering the OF access % 10 both easy aud
....l lnlI aNr
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On the 27th At Pans, Lord Waiscourt sd, a. ms re-
sdeuce a. Cove, after brief illness, Nllam Murphy
F.q United States Consul 15d al Bersted Lodg'i Sls
sex the Ear Of Mayo, m the SAN year Of MS age ~4i
al Mersham Hatch. Kent, the Right Hon Sir = hpaich-
hu In bic 6gfh year 18Th Mt his residence, Pccadlly
William Aubrey de We're. ninth Duke Of 81 Aiban s...-
l3th. lu London Lieut. Colonel j. X. WoDdhon-e o. ihe
n COmpBuys service. list, al Breda, Lieut. 'ri-
ra Baron de Cnssse the gallant defender OF The citadel
Of Antwerp agAust the French in the year 49,
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Blockade of Venice.

The latest accounts represent Venice closely block
AIDED BY the Alstuans hy land and sea Hr galant IT,
hahifants were greatly distressed ~ The blockade a.
tl-ir trewood supplies were consumed end tney were
burning anything that o. hll1 10 COOK tler dear
vctua Il IA. cacu atei that Venice could rn hold ono
beyond forn si une-s provisions became cheaper and
m-re IrnntL-
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HOTELS.
sEACONNETT HOUSE

TITLE COMPTON. NARRAGANSETT SAY.
LKHODE l>LAND-lhe above wei known wa.enng-
place : sufficiently arge 20 accommodate 10 per.
.,n. and via be- open llr the reception OF visitor. aud
noarlrrs on The l'l uf June. stage daily 10 and
from 20 River iuer~ccung with the Boston. aud
steamer, 90 Providence and Ne~-i ork.
nvl. Pm l.. MONROE
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f.-r-Ft tte-e on fteIr gay to A1corf- Gr-ernmcrf
..-t. Lad ..-r .--rai g ri. tr 'le ..t-ar-
Tic Alsrln forces. 4i'rr lE nlf -le7 ca Restoring
~ e n-fa and F--rara- have occupied l0t ol 81
-..--s t.t ...r Tr..s F0r. Cesr-s. art ~lrt Trsr
t-e marc trr 10 Ar-a-a TIE COMMAND NJ - F--rcl
s4t 4, Ar-gs r-r proposed tn fle Governor ~ -lat A.
-- r- 70 --f t % 1er-el entrance ~ l-
A..rr..r-. nut Lar 0a1c.1l has refused
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ITALY.
Plus IN. and the Royal Assassin OF Naples.

In Secret Consistoy held a. GaeiA Oh Apn4 20 Plus
N spoke follows Of Tie Infamous Ferdinand Of Naples
In tn We have oesoughi the aid Of The kingdom OF lie
Two SC ae. where We have received hospitality from
nat Ming uho STpytag hinscf fa AZ .n F0cr y esoi
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