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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-01-20
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VVTiSht'S Hnfiian Vegetable PILLS


John W. Friling, Sunbury.
Henry Masser, Scnfiry.
Hays K Mccormick. McEwensvilo
L. kauiinnn, Augusta ,p.
John II. Vincent, Chisqualue
knse & Dcrgstrcsscr, Elysburg.
w. Ruhcrnel, Lift" NIahonoy
Hcmen & Brother, Milton
Forsyth, Wilson ( Co, Northumberland,
jas Reed, Po,tsgrovc.
w. & II. fcgely, Shamokintown
J. c. Morgan Snyierstown
w. DepPin, AIahonoy p. o.
Benncvillc Holslue Up. Mahonoy,
], q. Rcnn Line Mountain p. O.
Benz Iefncr, Lower Mahonng P.O.
Amos Il. Brissel. Turhutsvlle
G.J. Il. Piper, Wa,sonvie
l.. \. kuZncr, Boonsy He.
ii. II. Knnlic, Eiysburg
otRces devoted exclusively TO the slle of wrghs Indian
Vegetable Pills Wholesale and Retail 100 Race st. Phi.
deph'' o-> Greenwich street NewYork and los fremont,
Dos H.
Dec. 9TH. lSi9.-ly.
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G. II. DADD, NJ. D.

List of Horse md Cattle Medicines.
Physic Balls Tonic Pow Healing Balsam, for
dcrs, saddle gals, wounds
Alternative Ball, and bruises,
Fever Powders, Ointment, for mango
Powders, for heaves, scratches and old
Diuretic, or Urine Pow. sores.
ders, Embrocation, for sore
Cordial, or Colic drink, throat, catarrh, stran-
Chlorlne Solution, for giles, and common
foul ulcers. cold,
Liquid Blister, Hoof Ointment, for
ointment, Tor promiting sank crack, brittle &
the growth OF hair, contracted hoof,
Wash, for infamed eyes, Horse Liniment,
Distemper Powder,
Worm Powders.
Sold by GREEN & FLETCHER. No. 26 South
SIXTH Street, Philadelphia. aud by his
AGESr-Henry Masser, Sunbury,
January l3, ls4s.
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TESTED BY THOUSANDS AND
UNANyMOtsLy APPROVED {!

EIofy day is ths celebrated medicine extending tho
sphere ii. usefulness and every year adding The lsns
catalogue rf its trumpls g. -. .
MILLION OF BONES nro distributed annually with
out fully meeting the demand For s1his time ,ast, the
salcs Lave been limited solely for want u facilities Of S,p
ply. Trnly this is universal remedy tnliernbs t.ee
pills have found their way into the corners of nc
Union, everywhere proving their title the poor mars
friend sick mans hopc-the marvel and blessing Of the
age.
For rilmg sum- every individual and every family my
have HEALTH INSURED 10 them for indefinite pa
Rod and what is life without health but miserable exi-
tence
is too precious boon to be ainrcrci with, BY trying
all experiments upon it, The sick should those
medicines only which experience las shown be the best
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A q f. N II S

wv N NH%"
YNO CANVASS FOR SOME NEW AND
Il POPULAR WORK, in every COUNTY
throughout The United States. IN Agents, the
most liberal encouragement is off.red-wi,h
small capital Of S25 IL SiuO a ch ncs is offred,
Whereby an agent can make from $40 to S25 per
week. For further particulars address (,n.ip,iL>
WA. A. LEARY,
No, 1853 North SECOND street,
Philadelphia, Sept. 8, Is4s.-6 GIN.
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EXECUTORS SALE,
h RICK HOUSE

MILL be sold on the premises, on THURS
w DAY the first day Of FEBRUARY next,
all that
BRICK HOUSE
and tenements together with the lots attached
thereto belonging to the estate of Catharne Ross,
decd, in the Borough of Northumberland. Sale
to commence at 10 o'clock of said day at which
time terms will be made known by
JAMES TAGGART,
Northumberland, Jan'ry 6, lS49.--ts
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Assignees' Sale
OF THE
PAxINOS FURNACE,

VI>HE subscribers assignecs' of Dengler Haas,
Co., will expose to sale by public vendue,
on Thursday the Sth day of February, ls49, on
the premises,
THE CHARCOAL FURNACE,
known as the PAxiNos FuuNAcE, situate on Sha-
mokin Creek about l l miles east of Sunbury and
within one fourth of mile of the Danville & Potts
vile Rail Road, together with coal house. two
dwelling houses, saw-mill and other improvements
and with all the necessary implements, necessary
to work said Furnace. There are also cut and in
rank, two thousand cords of Wood which will be
sold at the same time. The location is fine one,
and the country is well surrounded with good
timber.
Inc rurnace Is built on a perpetual lease at a
rent OF $500 per annum for three years from April
next, after which time, the rent may be raised to
$4OO, per annum. The Furnace will be kept in
blast until the middle of Jan'y next. Any persons
wishing to view the same can do so by calling ON
the premises. For further particulars apply to the
subscribers. w. d r. FEGELY.
Sunbury, Nov. 25, lS4S.--
~ The Philadelphia Bulletin and Harrisburg
Keystone, will please publish the above, once a
week, till sale, and send their bills to this office.
I ,APS.-An assortment just received. Also,
silk HATS at $225, for sale by
ii. MAssER..
Sunbury, Dec. 2, lS4s.
RLANk BOOKS.-An assortment of Blank
Books, just received and sale by
H. MASSER.
Sunbury, Dec. 9, Is4s.
\ AHo oil very superior quality for sale by.
H. MASSER
n AISINS, currants, citron. cheese n.nn.,
sauce, DC. For sale by ]. w. FRI. JNEfr
Sunbury, Dec. 9, ls4s.
DLASTER, Salt and Pish, lust received and Sor
by J. w. FRILING.
sunhlry, Dee. 9, is4s.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-01-20

Fop CALrroRNIA.-The number Of passen-
gers who have already sailed, or are on the
point Of sailing from Boston to California, is
three hundred and seventy. The Boston
Journal says there are now between and
twenty and thirty vessels at Boston for Cali
fornia, most of which will carry out greater
or less number Of passengers Two hundred
and ninety-two passengers left New York on
Saturday in two ships, and some fifty more
are ready to follow. Two hundred left Balli-
more last week k.-Throughout the West par
ties are forming to go to the gold land so
that California will soon have numerous
population, who will build up Touring towns
upon the Pacific, and expedite the period
when the East India and China trade will
take this course.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-01-20

&iQg}siEsi2ll,lEsl;s55 5ts
@CrHl1D
RtENIgEstO1a
WESTERN NEW YORK
COLLEGE OF HEALTH.
2o7 DIan street, Bvfho, N. Y
DIR. G. c. VAUGIIN'S
Vegetable Lithnntriptic Mixture.
'iIs celebrated remedy is constantly increasing ita i,as
l. BY the many cures it is making
ALL OVER THE WORLD.
particularly recommended Tor
DROPSY:
All Stages Of this complaint immediately relieved No matter
Of how long standing. See pl!nmphlet f'r testimony
GRAVEL,
and all diseases Of the urinary organs for these distress
ing complaints stands alone other article relieve
yon and the cures testified to will convince the skep
tcai see pninptnt Liver Complaint, Bilious Diseases
FEVER & AGUE.
To the irca, West especially, and wherever these COM
paints prevail this medicine is offered.
NO MINERAL AGENT,
M dc!eterlpus compound is a part Of this mixture. II
cures these diseases with certainty and celebrity and does
h'' leave The system torpid. See Pamphlet.
PILES,
complaint OF n mlst painful character, is
IMMEDIATELY RELIEVED.
nl cure follows by few days OF this article 1t IL
M beor any other preparation Tor this disease any
piieE % oSenSe originating from impure hloodsee PAM
DEBILITY OF THE SYSTEM,
weak back, weakness Of the Kidneys &c. infarnma
t2n q same, Is immediately relieved BY few DAYS use
ths medicine, and cure is always rcsI OF i,s i,
standd as
ACERTAIN REMEDY.
fr such Complaints and also for arrangements Of the e
IRREGULARITIES, SUPPRESSIONS.
painful mensruations No article hns ever been offered
except this which would touch this kind of arrangements
II may be relied upon and effective remedy and
dd VIC feel permitted to Gr so could give
A THOUSAND NAMES.
as proof Of cures in this distressing class Of complaints
see pamphlet All broken down. dcEilintcd CONSTITUTIONS
from the effect Of mercury, will Fihc hrcing newer Of
this article to act immediately and t!!e ros aus mineral
ERUPTIyE DISEASES
will ind the alcintiye properties of this article
PURIFY THE BLOOD.
and driven such diseases from the s stem seq n,,nnc,
tor testimony OF cures in all Diseases which III. limits cf
an advertisement will not permit 90 bc irinc here Agents
give them away they contain ~ pages oi certificates of
high character, and stronger
ARRAY OF PROOF
OF the Of medicines never appeared II Is ere Of
the peculiar features OF this article int never fails TO
benefit in any case and if bone and muscle LETT to build
upon let the eniacated aud lingering invalid
HOPE ON
and keep taking tic medicine long as there is an in,
proveinent. The proprietor would
CAUTION THE PUBLIC
against number of articles which come out under the
head of
SARSAPARILLAS, SYRUpS, &C.
rs cures r Dropsy, Gravel &c; They are good io no.
lhliS, ana cpAcncted To gull the unwary
TOUCH THEM NOT
Their inventors never thought of caring such diseases til,
ms article Ind done IT, particular study of the PAM
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-01-20

This is an entirely vegeta-
Bile compound, composed Of
Twenty-Five different ingre-
dlen's, and is an internal and
External Remedy for the va
rirus ills that human flesh is
heir To-
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-01-20
DE ATII To PAIN

-RELiEF TO THE SICK -
Health - the Weak "A
BALM is found for the
Whole Human Race in An
drcws'
= A ! n KILLER.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-01-20

Two editors in Rochester are engaged in a
personal controversy, the temper of which
may be inferred from the names by which
each style the other: Iscariot Butts and Hye.
ma G. Warren.
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So faGn w - A2 Ssa9@3
E'asena 3 TE-T'is3,t
SUMNER AND WINTER COOKING
STOVES

TIE above Sove, which is equally well adapted to Wood
or Col has received silver medals ut the fairs of the
American Institute New YORK of the Mechanics Insf-
tne, stoni Of The Franklin Institute Philadelphia; anil
of the Mechanics Institute, Wilmington, Delaware.
II IS capable, properly used Of doing work with
less fuel than any other Stove yet offered the public in
winter 1t Will warm the largest kitchen, while in summer
with the dress attached it throws ont no more
heat than charcoa furnace; and boiling, broilng ba
King OF roasting 1t cannot be surpassed by other Stove
open fire, or brick oven.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-01-20

Three full-blooded gents approached Lon
don stable, for the hire of horse and gig, to
take them TO Brighton and back in one day.
"What!' exclaimed the groom, "you surely
would not drive poor beast a hundred miles
in day!" "vy not!' said one of them
"we'vc all got vips!''
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-01-20
A PHYSICIANS TESTIMONY.

From Catshill, Green County, New YuIkl
. Dr. w Wright-Dcar Sir have found your Ind7r
Vegetable Pills valuable remedy in cf General De
b,y of the system aud in oil Bilious dis rdcrs an also
in the habit Of recommending them females in peculiar
cases.
observe them .pcrule in the system without producing
debility OF pain, leaving it in healthy condition.
June -, Isis JouN DoAyE ND
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& SELLING OFF!!!
Bargains 10 be had!

THE subscriber having purchased the stock Of
GOODS, formerly owned by John Bogar, in.
tends selling them of at City prices and under, for
cash or country produce Persons in want Of
Goods will do well to give him call, as he is de-
termined to sell.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-01-20

Premiums Cook owes
National Air. Tight Cooks.
PaTlor Stoves.
100 Louis Tight Parlor Stoves.
80 Charles the LIST Au.Tisht do
200 Laay Washington, Alright Parlor.
$50 Washington Air-Tight do
900 McGrrgor's three days parlor Air.Tight
Coal Stoves, burning three days without atten-
ton.
For sale wholesale and retail by North, Harri.
son \ Co. No. 800 Market street, Philadelphia
Philadelphia, July 18th, lsis-'
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Sunbury, Jan'y Is, ls49.-H ..t,

A LMANACS! ALMANAC! ALMANACS! |!
"A DOCTOR u. JAYNE would respectfully in
form the public that he publishes annually for gra-
tuitous distribution by himself and all his Agents.
an Almanac called
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RATES FOR 'ssvRiNo 500 oa single Life

ESAMrLE-A person aged 30 years next birth day, by
paying the Company 90 cents woui secure to his amly
or heirs SlOO should he die year So 30 he Sc
cures To them $1,000 or for Sl3 annually for sevea wear.
he Ia thom $1,000 sh lnd he die in seven years or
for SO 40 paid aaay daring lie he secures Sl6O 10 be
paid when he dies The insurer securing his own huns
by the difference ~ ut Of premiums from IN rsscbarre5
by Other olces For si05O the hears would receive 5000
Forms OF apAoation and MI particulars may ha lad at
the office. j. w CLAGUORZ prssi.Isnt "
TRIAsuRER-FRANcls w. RAwLE
II. q. Tuesett, Secretary.
Consul ting PhYsicIAN-Dr. J. e. Masser Sdntury
ty. '' e'""
Srnbur!, July s, ISIS
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Nassau strcct, New Ork.
~ Papers inserting the above three times, in
cluding this notice, and noticing the numbers as
they appear, will have the back numbers sent to
them by forwarding copy of their paper to the
publisher marked. Also receive the numbers as
fast as published.
December 30 lS4S-3t
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-01-20
from Marble Hail Pal

To Dr.W. Wrighi-Dcar Sir For the last two Years
have had the agency for the sale of your Indian Vegetable
Pills a this place. and have sol, annually large quantities at
Fetal They have in every instance given entire satisfac.
ton Many families in this section keep them and consider
them invaluable family medicine There is no ncdi-
rine sold here that be universally rec ,mmcndcd .,
W,ights Indian Vrgctablc Pills Very truly yours
Fcbruaryl !, 1873. w. NJ LvKry,.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-01-20
JAMES GOULD, WALTER CORNELL
THOMAS MOUI!TON, A d. WEBRER md


The subscribers respectfully invite the attention of ,ur
try dealers, to ol the largest aud best selected stock r
stoves ever offered in this city, among which are the o
lowing: -
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-01-20

The following letter is in reply to from our agent
osAng DR.. Bouton's sopinon Of this medicine:
TuNKHANNocE, August 90, 1913.
Nj a D"hom-Dcar Sir In reply to your note of yes
erdoy,I would state, tina; have occasionally und it co.,
vcne to The varils "Potch, Pills. vcnlel in the shop.
and while am unwilling II say nytrg odcpreciu,c tho
value OF others, om free to confess that consider Wrrhs
Indian Vegetable Pills superior to all others with which
am acquainted. have used them many years both in
my own family and in my practice generally and they have
uniformly proved mild, certain and safe in their opera,i rs
The care and skin 'h which these pills have been hitherto
m'nniac"cd are in my opinion succn, guarantee for
hkcg'od results III future. Very respectfully,
b. 4. BouToS. VI. y.
Mrh 's practitioner of long experience, well known
in and even beyond the lines OF Wyoming county lie 10
graduate If Pennsylvania, and highly popular with tho
pcnnc among whom he rcSiIes
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RECOMMENDATIONS.
CERTIFICATE OF TIE JupGEs OF TIE NIEcHASIcs' IY
BosTpS

Z NECWANiCs' TNsIl-
IUTE, Boston.
We the subscribers being chosen Judges by the assa
chiseits Charitable Mechanics Association in Boston, on
stoves furnaces, ranges &c would inform the pubic that
after testing all the cooking that were put into the
Fair tor exhibition and letting each man manage his own
stove with the same kind Of coal in order TO ascertain
which would do the work with the least fuel in the
same tune, and do it BEST find that Stewurs Patent
Summer and Winter AirTght Cooking Stove mnualctur-
cd by the Paen'ee Of Troy \. " In be the best took
hut l3 minutes TO boil two gallons oi and bake biscuit
IN the smc time, and bro beef steak, and all done in the
best manner with pounds OF coal in thirty minutes
from the time the fire was put into the stove IL which
awarded the silver medal
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-01-20
THE BEST FAMILY MEDICINE,

tFron Norton Hill, Green County n "
Dr. Wright: We have used and sold Your Indian vegeta
bic Psior three years post and do not hesitate
mend them to friends and customers os the best Family
Medicine in use M L. R.Nspr,t
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-01-20
TO THE LADIES.
GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE.

Myr;lc-aveme, Brooklyn, Sept. IS, isi7.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-05-07

Minnesota. The State Gazette, pinned at
Burlington, Iowa, says:
"The population OF the new territory (Mineso-
ta,) is at present very limited, and it almost en-
tirey confined to the eastern bank OF the Missis
sppi and the north bank oil the St. Croix The
town Of ST. Pauls, on the former, five miles be-
low St Peters, contains some four or five hun.
dred inhabitants and Saltwater, on the ST.
Croix, is somewhat larger. These, we believe.
are the only villages worth naming in Minnesota.
The principal settlement is on the st. Croix.
stream possessing great hydraulic advantages,
and the banks OF which are covered W. tn mex
haustible supplies oil pine. large number of
mills are in active operation at various points,
running several hundred saws, and giving en-
poyment to probably one half OF the entire popu-
lau,n OF the territory Indeed we are led TO be-.
lieve. from reliable information, that the coun-
try lying between the Mississippi aud Lake Su
perior is chiefly valuable for its lumber, and, il
may be, mineral resources. For farming pur-
poses it is OF but little value, being full ofsw smps
lakes and marshes.
"The country west of the Mississippi is by
far the best pt ruon of Minnesota; but unfortunate
ly the lands all belong to the Indians, and there
is no place to which settler can at present be in
yited. No time should' be lost by the govern
ment in obtaining, if possible, cesson Of por-
ton OF these lands. There is beautiful strip of
country lying along the shore of Lake Pepin,
owned by the Sioux halt breeds, which would be
speedily occupied if thrown open to white set
Element. The prosperity oil Mine sofa demands
that every exertion be made to induce the own
ers OF these lands to dispose OF them to the gov
ernment."
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-05-07

SUICIDE We learn by Sir Walker of Ross's Xpress
that Dir. James Ballou of Waterford, Mass, cut his
throat The Sd inst which caused his immediate death.
The father Of the deceased heard his groans and went
Immediately to his room, but too late him, he
was breathing his last Mr. Ballou has bsen somewhat
out Of health for time past and il supposed that
the act done in 81 oftemporary insanity.
jobs MITCHELL Accounts received from Der,
muda that Mr.. Mitchell the Irish cenvct for political
offence, sailed for the Cape Of Good Hope about the
2Oh OF April, with 289 other prisoners. He goes with
what is called free cket-entiing him to liberty on
his arrival at the Cape, only subject TO the condition
that be must settle there His wife and children have
sailed about to sail direct from Ireland to join him
at his place Of exile.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-05-07

NATURAL CURIOSITY. At sugar place
the other day we were shown an interesting fact.
A bass wood tree was cut down which had been
entirely and deeply girdled for one or two wears.
Below the girdle it was entirely dead, while
aooVe' IL had remained green and flourishing.-
The Cause OF this phenomenon was mystery
TIL, removing the bark below the girdle. which
was perhaps eighteen inches from the ground II
was found that shoots tad been sent out from nm.
der the bark above the grdle, across that cut
and down between the dead bark and the tree
taen dividing into great number OF branches. If
extended into the ground. By this contrivaDce
the tree, about eight inches through, had obtain.
ed its sap end prolonged lis life.
Paley has no fact of greater interest than this
as illustrating design In nature. That there was
intelligence here somewhere, could not possblv
be doubted. II could not be in the tree. tbourb
1t almost seemed to be so. No human inteJlsc,
had been there. The existence, presence and
skill, OF Supreme Designer were there bean.
uIuiiy demonstrated by this simple though re.
markabe fact in vegetable life. Girding i al.
ways considered certain death TO tree vet here
that unseen Hand had sent down those Ii,,le tan
drills across the fatal wound to the source Of liz
and the fiourishing tree, with out stretched arms
exuited in Providence that man despises or
forgets!-F s. Republican,
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-05-07

LIFE AND PUBLIC SERVICES OF JOHN QUIKcY
ADAMS, Sixth President of the United States with
the Euogy delivered before tue Legislature OF New
York, By VIM. IL. Seward. Auburn. Derby, Miller,
& Co. l349
This is neatly executed volume Of over 400 pages,
which has just issued from the press is intended as
substitute for the large work which in the course of
preparation but as which shall embody the leading
incidents o. the eventiu life of its subject In form
which shall make accessible to the whole people, and
which shall also accommodate the public ill the larger
and more expensive work shall be out C. I. g. G. fl.
Huntington Agents for this County, and will call
upon the citizens with it.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-05-07
FRANCE

In the French National Assembly on Monday,
the President of the Council OF Ministers made
communication relative to the intervention of
France in Italy. He stated in substance that
the coatre coup Of The victories gained by the
Austrians over the PIedmontese would be felt
throughout the whole OF Central Italy; that
crisis appeared TO be imminent in the Roman
States, and that France would not remain indif-
ferent TO such state of things. He added the
pro ecton of natives OF France resident in Italy,
the necessity of maintaining the legitimate nflu-
ence which France long possessed Italy, and the
desire which the French Government felt to con-
tribute towards obtaining tor the Roman people
good government, based upon liberal institu-
tons, rendered it duty to the Cabinet to make
use OF the liberty which the Assembly had
granted TO it, by its OF the goth March, to &C.
cupy temporarily that territory of the Peninsula.
In finishing his speech, NJ. Odillon Barrett read
project OF law granting credit TO the Gov
eminent of 200, 900 francs to meet the addition
al expenses required for the support of a war
footing during three months, OF the troops form
ing the expedition
a debate ensued on the project OF the law
proposed by NJ. Odillon Barrot. The first clause
granting 200, 600 francs, to enable the Govern
meht 10 meet the expenses OF putting the expe-
diton to Civita Vecchia on a war-footing, was
passed by majority OF 395 to 2S3-making in
favor oil the Government ll2
The second clause passed without divi-
sion OF the ensemble of the bill. The measure
was carried by majority OF 3ss to I3I.
1t appears from the accounts from Paris that
the Government had determined to send an army
of 1900 to Rome, TO assist tine Pope Gen.
L'Oudinot to command. The President OF the
Council says, that will be taken to secure a
free and liberal government to the Roman peo-
pie.
Ramors were in circulation in Paris on the
18th inst, OF the notifications OF the Ministry -
General Lamoriciere is spoken of for the Ministry
OF War, and Gen. Bedeau for that on Foreign
Affairs.