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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-09-01
THE FARMERS
ENCYCLOPEDIA,

THE FARMERS
ENCYCLOPEDIA.
EDITED BY GoUVERNEUR EMERSON.
In ONE VOLUME, Royal octave, ll65 pages,
beautifully bohnd, containing. II Hne plates,
besides numerous Wood Cuts. Sold at about
one fourth the cost of the English work, without
any Plates,
"The Farmets Encyclopedia is feal treasury
Of practical information, wherein the experience Of
all ages and countrics is carefully rosTEb tp 10
THE present day, aud admirably arranged for con-
venient rcference."-tDr bariington.
ave arc fully convinced that such an amount
of valuable knowledge for farther can he found in
no other work In so chcsp and convenient q form
In fact, no Farmer who pretends to be well inform
ed in his profession, should be without this work."
--[New Gennessce Farmer.
An excellent work, fit ID be distributed IN r,fe.
mums by Agricultural Socitiss-[J. S. Skinner.
For sale at this Office. pticS -.
Also, by z. w. CARR. Third street. cpposte
the Exchange, Philadelphia and N. HICKMAN,
Baltimore, Maryland.
IT ALL 0RDrns Nrsr w ltctMrAxitD sr
THE CASH, '
July IA, is4e-om
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LIQUORS, WINES, &C.

lLI0C O1tC, w 11\LO, OS.
THE subscriber has JUS, received new supply
of the best liquors that ever came to Sunbury,
consisting in part Of
Superior did pale Brandy.
Fine Cogniae Brandy.
Superior Old Jamaica Spirits.
New England Rum. 80 SIS ..
Fine Holland Gin. s..... s-r
Superior DID Whiskey
Common do.
Superior Madeira Wine.
Lisbon do do.
Superior Port Wine.
Burgundy Port do.
Sweet Malaga Wine.
Superior Claret Wine in bottles
Champagne do. do
HENRY MAssER.
Ssnbury, May &c ls49.
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PATENT MEDICINES,

Green's Oxtgensted Bitter, price reduced
Old Jacob Townscnd's Ssrssparilla
Bakers sarsapdrlla.
Swayns's Syrup Of Wild Cherry.
Swsyneh vsrmjfues.
Ayres Cherry fcctor.l
DR.. Drake's Psnaced.
DR.. Cullcn's do
Tibbit's Pain Killer.
DR.. HooAand's German Bittsrt
Indian Vegetable Pulls
Horse and Cattle Medicines
Z For sale by HENRY MASsEk.
Sunbury, July IA, ls4s.
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cANCERous sCRoruuA!

lu. Is the OF Dysng who yet lires. He ~
ehrtd OF worse case Of Scroln by billy 7ess Doslas
oi BrHn.. Purifier. than cured by the uss Of
Itlre Gallons the best strsopdrd that sds
SHr'nparIa Inns not saccnt medical por to effect he
cure OF such reroltin4ly hopeless case.
Mr J. D. HAsxtN oi Rome Oneida Co. N T.. had Svss
u1o Jour ye1rswas connei 10 his bed the lat ysss- h
was 30 much diseased and debiated I've unable :
raise mis- hand to his head He had the best medical =.
rlrc-had used all Of the best sursapdras to no YooA
got rdrse and rrse and considered 10 b n
Dy'nS State and could not live tsenfyour hours iosses
when he commenced using BRANTS PURIFIER MS
seek was eaten nearly o from oara hole wss eaten
through bis dpipe under his chin 50 that I've brcsihsd
through tho hvl.-his ear eaten around that 4
could I've tstd tip out Of It's place. Il ouy holding bv
small liec.the Of Destroyed by two n
cers-nn Cicer under the large n mans ASsf
had nearly o4;s through his side fnto A body Thus -
was afflicted with 7tenty such prtrd ecrid esnsivs u
trs ON varihs pnrs OF his persOn Fur further ssd fsu
particulars see our Pdn.rtleis. - . s..t.-
Doct THOMAS WILLIAMS, one Of the most skilfnl pAV
'icSns OF Rome. called to HHskin the dsy Asrs
ne commenced using Erdnfs Purifier. post w exam
med him. and then iold him that all tho edies u ths
tbpfh his
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Notice to belinquents.

A LII persona indebted to the subscriber, longer
IA than six months, on note or book account, ere
requested to call and make settlement, or else their
accounts will be left with magistrate for collee-
don. a.ftl ss JOHN W: FRILING
euntury, July 7, ls4s. - r m =. ~,
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One Dollars Worth |

How much CAScER--how much srrirIIrsTho~ muoA
scsorrLA-wl one Dolldss ,rortt of Branrs PtRfrfxN
cure Read the following staeineut which 10 sp~ct
man IN. ,,np.,r
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Worse than Hopeless !

Now henr Mr.. HASKIN's statement of cure TIe said |:
Nv wife procurtl onr boitlr Of BRAN7-S PURIFYING
EXTRACT Of BisseH \ Leonard Drisgi.s. uf Rome
comnenced ssns that. and btYd. to get bsfter
BOTTLE enabled me TO Rd oF my ted. where had bcea
cut Of Me honss-the THIRD bottle enabled me to H1A
Ieo Miles to Rom. Centre. where procured Sx Bostlss
more anti when hal finished using them Serenees oss
o 7eeny Ulcers HAD nrAtED three boulss ,sore
effected PERFECT CURE Ut all the Ulccrs sui -
turcd mn IN uooj hall
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ORPHANS COURT


Sunbury, August IS, ls49.-3t
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FOURTEEN wIfNEssEsi

FOURTEEN wIfNESSESi
Mr.. HASKlN has sworn 10 the above facts and he
taeu are Witnessed and certified to by DOCT. r. WILL
LANSING. G. r. BROWN. proprietor Of the Dssi ROM
F"'!-Messrs. BlsSELL 4. .tEONAhD. WHOLESALE anA
retu Drnsgiss-and ELEVEN other respectable ra.ssss
We Challenge the World
To PROVE Cure of reso.inS and .fefly Aeps,sss q
case Of Scroiuln by the use Of TEN TIMES a. much
.a-sdpdriid any other medicine used of BrssSs
Purser to effect the rhote cnre-which cure shall b
proved by many eitknopn, respectable kissassss y
the above e'ire.
FOR SALE BY Johr W Fri!ng, sunhaty "a.
Mary A. MeCay Northumberland:
John II. Ratci Milton
Henry ]. Shaefer do
Edward A. Kutzncr do
AL letters and orders be Addressed 10 waiaes
Co, l06 Broadway New York.
Sunbury, July 2l lsia-ly
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WHY WILL YOt; SUFFER-

WHY WILL YOt; SUFFER-
WHY
will you neglect
those prcfiOnitory symptoms
Which are giving you warnicg that some
thing must be done u save you from the grave Of
tho consumptive, Why encourage that
hacking cough-the Ian in the
Sde-night sweats-raisnag
Of blood or difficulty Of
breathing! Why
cherished and
foster the
DISEASE
that In
rreying upon
your vitals
taklng away your strength
with each passing day, and fastening you TO
thai bourne from whence traveller returns!" He il
now able to travel and attand TO his business.
Witness the OF Rev Henry Jones' l0e Fight Ave
nue. who cured OF cough OF 50 years Standing Mrs
Attree No. ~ Cornell-sr who had been given up
by Drs. Mott, Rose and Mcclellan The grandchid OF
Christian klenhs, l55 Ludowstreet who also given
up to die. Mrs Milne, formerly OF Brooklin whom the
FIRST Physicians said could not he cured and a host Of
Others who have been afflicted with
ASTHMA. CONSUMPTION, LIVER COMPLAINT,
and oil the various forms Of disease in the vital organs
Do any doubt the efficacy oi this melicne Let them
and converse with those who have been cured by
Pamphlets containing the aud residences OF small
portion OF them may be obtained gratis In purchasing
be You get the genuine, ask for SiiERMAN'S ALL
HEALING BALSAM," and see that the written sigma
tufe OF A. Sherman, NJ d. s on the rapper Of each bottle
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OBITUARY.


ATa special communication of Stapnton Lodge,
No. Is, its hall on Monday 22d January, 1919,
A. L., 5849:
WHEREAS death hath entered the circle Of our
time honored institution, and takens therelrom one
of its oldest yotaries, in the person Of JOHN Nc
DowEEI., who had for near the eleventh of cen
tiny lived ON the other eide Of the bound of the
time allotted to man, and although we deeply feel
the vacuum thus created in our midst, we ought
not after the suspension of the fatal blow for rs
years. 6 months and 90 days, complain that the
executioner of the Architect of the Celestial
Lodge has thus performed his last office:
And whereas it is our purpose to bury our deep
ly lamented brother according to the forms, usag
es and ceremonies of the order: Therefore,
Resolued lst., That we repair at once to the
mansion of our late brother, take from thence his
mortal remains, and commit them, .'earth to earth,
dust to dust, and ashes to ashes," ip their last
resting place.
Cd. That we deeply sympathise with the re-
ations of our deceased brother in their bereave-
ment of him whom they so much loved while lily
inc, and now deeply mourn that he is dead.
Sd. That brothers }. 3. Watts, j. +. J. White
and Wm. Craig, be and are hereby appointed a
committee TO present the family of the deceased
with acopy Of these procee dngs.
4h. That we will wear the usual badge Of
mourning for 80 days.
]. F. PATTERSON, sec'y
Si9sMton Lodge, No. IL.
,DIED-On the 23d inst. Mr. SAMUEL H.
BRowN, Of this place, in the 18th year of his age.
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Eronl The Yalleu Star.

hope that the Democrats of Rockbridge will
accede to the proposition, published in your last
paper, from another county in the district, for a
district Convention to nominate candidate torep-
resent us in the next Congress.
lam as proud of our present member as any
man in the district, and there is another man in
our county who has done yeoman's service for us
that would vote for with great pleasure if he
were the choice of a Convention. But Rockbrdge
has no claims to the nomination, though would
be glad to see Governor Mcdowell or another citi-
zen of our county spontaneously nominated by a
Convention. Congressional Districts are laid of
once in ten years and Rockbridge has had the
representative ever since this district was laid off,
six years. The other counties of the district are
entitled to consideration, and | hope that the
Democrats of this county will meet at February
court and take action on the subject. Rockbridge
after being SO much indebted to the other counties
ought to Be the first to move in the matter.
A DEMOCRAT For THE WAR.
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IMPORTANT LETTER FROM NORTH
CAROLINA.
Fayetteville, N. Carolina, March 2, 1847.

Fayetteville, N. Carolina, March 2, lo47.
DR.. Seth W. Fowle-Dear Sir: For two years
past have been more or less troubled with a
cough. During the past year, was taken with
a severe pain in the left side, accompanied by a
very bad cough, and raising of blood-probably
quart or more. In addition to this, sweat pro-
fusely at night, which induced me to apply to a
physician, but received no permanent benefit. !
then procured bottle of Wisar's Balsam of
Wild Cherry. which seemed to have the desired
effect. continued to use it, and my appetite,
which had been very poor, returned, and with 1t
my strength was restored. After taking four bot
ties was completely cured, and have enjoyed
good health since. DAVID X. BELL.
The editor of the North Carolinian, albeit
strongly opposed to putting ''squack medicines, y
but believing that Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cher
ry ought not to be classed with that Sort cheer
fully testifes to his knowledge the truth Of Mr.
Bells statement, in regard to the efficacy Of the
Ralsam.
None genuine unless signed Blu IT'S on the
wrapper.
Price 81 per bottle-sx bottles for five dollars.
bs- For sale by Wholesale and Retail by DR.. E.
Berkeley and A. D. Wren, in Stannton, and all
the Druggists anil Dealers in Medicines generally
in Virginia.
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For THE VINDICAToR.

.Mcssrs Editors-After long and able debate
upon the Joint Resolutions of our Legislature, in
relation to the interference by Congress with the
subject Of Slavery in the District Of Columbia and
the newly acquired Territory, am gratified to
see that they have passed the House and placed
Old Virginia in her true position before the world;
and at the same time. | am panied and mortified
Ito know that our Senator and Delegates, together
with thirteen others, refused to give their sane
ton to such just and dgniied declaration ofSouth-
ern rights and intentions. What could they have
been thinking about? Did they not know that
Northern Abolitionists, both in and out Of Con
Igress would seize upon their vote as rejecting the
will of their constituents? And have no doubt
they would have them think so. Probably, all,
or part, at least Of these intelligent, talented
and far-seeing sixteen steteso,en are looking for
ward to the Presidency, and knowing that if the
contest were made sectional one, no Southern
man could be elected, they, by offending conf
lding constituency, would be taken up by the
North. and out of sympathy elected to that high
office for their liberal uie,us on the subject q Stave
Iry-ttei'. anti Southern uieacs. This, gentlemen,
is the only way In which can account for their
conduct. Win the voters of Augusta sustain
them? That is the question next to be decided,
and is paramount to all others, and above all party
considerations. .SOUTHRON.
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For THE VINDlcAroR.
TO THE SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS.

TO THE SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS. :
have been requested by one of our Delegates,
Major McCne, to procure for him all the statisti-
cal matter can, and send it to him, to be used in
advocacy ofthe Louisa Rail Road extension. lie
is under the impression that if the Legislature
be fully Informed as to the products Of this Valley,
their kind and quantity, that they vii! see at
once. that the amount of tonnage over the road
will reimburse the State for the outlay she may be
at in constructing the Mountain section and Tun,
Inel-and if they can be convinced of that fact,
there is strong probability that the Bill now be-
fore them for said extension will be passed. AS
the most expeditions and certain mode Of collect
ing these statistics, have determined to call upon
the School Commissioners, whose districts are ac
cnrately Defined to aid me in this matter, by fur
nishing me, in the course of the next week, by
mail, or otherwise, list of all the Mills, Saw
Mills, Furnaces, Foundries and other manuacto-
ries in ther respective districts-and also as near
an estimate as can be made of the quantity of
Flour made at each Mlll-the number of bushels
of Corn, Rye, &c., ground at the same-the guam
tity of Glover Seed-number of Cattle, Hogs, SC.
raised in each district, and any other like informa
ton they can procure. Each commissioner can,
in one hour, on any evening, sit down, at home,
and make out the statement desire. Several
have already undertaken to doit May not hope
that all will lend their aid, and let me hear from
themby next Saturday. I'D. sIAiBODEN.
Jan. 20, l849.
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AUGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY.

TIME, extsession of this Seminary will com
i mence on the first Monday in February.
The PRINCIPAL, whose time is wholly devoted
to the School, will be assisted in the Literary and
Ornamental Department, by approved and expert
enced Teachers, who will omit no efforts to advance
their pupils in all the branches necessary to thor
ough education.
Mrs. BAILEY, heretofore connected with this
Seminary, and highly approved as a teacher, will
again take charge Of the Music Department
Expenses for Session Of FFve Months:
Scientific and Literary course, per SEES
sion five months, from $l2 to SIS
Latin and Greek, either or both $40
French $40
If two Or all the above languages are Ia
ken, the whole charge for them is SIS
In no instance, however, is charge of
more than $25 Session made for any
selection, or all the above named
branches together.
Incidentals for Rents, so cents.
The pupil is liable to no other charge
except in the Music Department.
For Lessons on Piano Forte and in
vocal Music, with use Of Piano $40
Lessons on Guitar if added to Piano,
$l0-if alone $40.
Drawing and Painting, $40
boarding in respectable aad gen
teel families can BE procured for from vs. to $40
per month";
S. MATTHEWS, PRINCIPAL.
Staunton, Jan. 29.-3t
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No ,LANE'S VERMIF GE.-Read the fol-
Iva lowing certificate, and then doubt, if you
can, the triumphant qualities possessed by this
grand remedy:
CRANBERRY TOWNSHIP, VENAGo Co.
Dec. 2lst, lS47.
Mr.. Blakely-Dear Sir-I take pleasure in in
forming yon, the bottle of DR.. MI Lanes Vermi-
fuge which purchased from you, has given me
entire satisfaction. gave child of mine one
teaspoon full of it, and she passed ll7 worms
The next morning gave hera teaspoonfull more,
when she passed Il3 more. The next morning.
gave her the same quantity, and she passed 10
more.-Yours, &c.
ANDREW DOWNING.
The above pills can be had at the following plaa,,
ces, Eskridge & Cushing's WHOLESALE and retail
Staun,on, S. Myers, Mt. Sidney, A. E. Henne-
barger, Harrisonburg, McGuffin s Co., Midway,
Stricken & CO., Fairfield, Rufner s. Jenkins,
and J. r. Strayer New Market, Jacob 3. Houck,
Buckhorn Station, Rockingham, J. s. l.: Bum
gardner, Greenville. Va, M. Wilson, Licking
ton, Va.
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To Stockholders.

HAVING purchased the right for the County Of
4 Augusta, to make and use ROSS CORN
MILL for grinding Cob Corn for the use of Stock,
hereby notify Stock feeders and others in the
county, that have these Mills for SALE and canre
commend their use. 1t will be to the interest of
Farmers to purchase of these Mills-t the saving
made in preparing food for their Stock would more
than Justify the expense-on this account ii is valu
able, and those interested requested to call at
my residence, Spring Hill, and see one Of
them in operation The Mill can be suited either to
horse or water-power.
January S-6m. JOSEPH VENEER.
95- Spectator copy and charge J. W.
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--l''',
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN'S
Fashionable Boot, Shoe and Cater
Mandatory.
A. %, SIMPSON

. ETURNs his thanks to his friends and the
III public generally for the liberal patronage here
toore received, and respectfully informs them that
he still continues to manufacture at his Store, OPP
posite the Post Office,
Gentlemens Boots and Shoes, all kinds.
Ladies Shoes and Caters,
Misses and Children's do.
Ladies Kid and Morocco Slippers,
Ladies' Leather and Walking Shoes,
Ladies Black and Colored Caters, va
rious patterns.
Misses Caters and Slippers,
Children's do. do.
Embroidered work made to order and in the mos
fashionable style. =
Having on hand q good supply OF Materials fol
the season his work will be warranted.
arj- Ladies' White Kid Shoes made to order, FOL
Weddings and Parties, at short notice.
Saunton, Jan. %. 1849.
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COMPARISQN.-We Virginia contains
IS, 500 square miles; Western Pennsylvania con-
tains SO 900 square miles; balance in favor Of Vr-
ginia $500 square miles.
IN 1880 Western Virginia had $4,000 inhabi-
tants, or about nine and a ,haf to the square mile.
At the same time Western Pennsylvania had $685.
900 inhabitants, or eighteen to square mile. In
1910 Western Virginia. contained 100000 inhabi-
tants and Western Pennsylvania $4,000. Vlr-
ginia in ten years gaining one and a half to the
Square mile and Pennsylvania about seven.
Geological surveys of the two States prove that
the soil Of Western Virginia is better than that Of
Pennsylvania, and mineral wealth more abundant
The hills are no sleeper, and the navgabIe waters
of the State as numerous and available. What
causes the difference p Wheeling Times.
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Hands Wanted,
Upon the Valley Turnpike Road,
leading to the Tennessee Line.

YlIIE subscribers will give from $ls to $l5 per
/ month, for good hands, and find them board
The work commences at New River and will be
continued to Wythe Court House. We assure all
hands who may engage with us, ahealthy country.
good water. and the Cash, when earned.
The distance is IFS miles, west of New Market.
as above named. One or the other of the subscri-
bers will always be found on the said work. one
mile from New River, or at Newbern, the county
seat of Pulaski.
o. Reference oanbe had to John D. Zirkle, Jno.
Strayer, Joseph Il. Sibert, DIR. Goufy, Solomon
Henke, and Maj. John S Calvert, of New Market.
Shenandoah co.
THOMAS J. MILLER,
DAVID +. KENT.
Jan 22-3t."
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NOTICE..

WOULD hereby notify those persons who
L have kindly offered to entertain the members of
the Baltimore Conference, that it will sit on the
7th of March.
Some time previous to thesitting of Conference,
each family will be furnished with the names of
the ministers assigned them, according to the num-
Der they have proposed to entertain.
JOHN BOWEN.
Staunton, JAM Is, lS4o.
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The democrats are joking poor Van Bu-
rem numerically. One describes a very
large cabbage, and says that Van Buren,
never raised larger.
No. replied another, but he has raised
the biggest beat this year o(any other man
in the country
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FAIR NOTICE.

TIME ladies' of the Episcopal Congregation will
Il opon a FAIR on Thursday the first of Feb
ruary, for the sale Of variety ofuseful and fancy
articles. They will have their table laded with
Viands, CONNECTIONS and plenty Of fine Oysters.
The proceeds are to be applied to benevolent
object, and it is hoped that all who desire the
reputation of having "open as day to melting
charity" will honor them with their patronage.
The giver will be gamer in every sense. ;,
o. The Fair will be held in the old Bell
Tavern.
Staunton, Jan. %, l849.
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VALUABLE
LAND FOR SALE.

'HNIE subscriber offers for sale part of the Tract
Il of Land on which he resides, lying in Nelson
county, on the North Fork of Rockfish River, nine
miles South of Rockfsh Cap Not having sufficient
force to cultivate the whole tract TO an advantage,
and having desire to increase his force, or rent
it out, would sell
300 or $50 ACRES.
About 200 acres of cleared land-between IS and
100 acres Of very valuable low grounds, lying in a
body-a part Of the high land which is not cleared
is very heavily timbered with the most valuable
timber, Poplar, White Oak, Chestnut and Hickory.
There are one or two handsome and desirable stu
ations for building, convenient to the very best
springs. Any one wishing to purchase land would
do well to examine TINS lard before purchasing
elsewhere. JOHN .. COLES.
Jan 22-3t.
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INAUGURATION BALL.-Tha price oftick-
cts to the ball to be rendered to Gen. Tay-
lor, at Washington, On the evening of his
Inauguration, has been fixed al ten dollars.
The grand pavilion, one hundred and sixty
feet long and fifty wide, adjoining the City
Hall, aud taking in part of that building
for dressing rooms, has already been COM
menced.
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FEMALE FREE MAsoN.--The only female Free
Mason we ever heard of was the Hon. Miss St.
Leger, who, having been detected in the act of
overlooking the proceedings Of a lodge in her ia
theirs house, was forced TO take the degrees. She
used afterwards to walk in the Masonic process
sons, and her portrait is to be seen in almost eye
Try lodge in Ireland.
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TEMPERANCE UNPRoFITABLE.--The Bos :
ton Journal publishes letter from Mr..
Hawkins, the celebrated temperance lee
turer, formerly of Baltimore, in which he
complains Of the want Of adequate com
pensation for services rendered to the cause
and says he fears he will be compelled, in
Justice to himself and family, to give up
his abors, if better supper. is not given
him.
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A BACKWARD MovEMENT.-A bill has
passed one branch Of The Kentucky Le-
gislature to repeal all acts prohibiting the
c circulation in that State of bank notes of
less denomination than S. The gold
dollars will soon do away with all this
imaginary necessity for small notes.