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"'Thc South has had the Speaker ~ Years
and tie Free States ~ yenrp, since the ~
doption oflhe Consutullon."-Bosion RcPttb-
iicdn.
Aud by The aid of Messrs Allen, Giddings,
Root, Have q Co., the South will nave The
Speaker for Two years more, milking 81
years.
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Lam, with high respect.
Nnuf hinrere lrInnh.

LAdislaua Uihazi, late Governor Of Co
morn, In Hungary.
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One, Two Horse Sled,
EoR Sale by J. g, BINGHAM.
II ~ Johnsbsty Jap lAs9 64g,f
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AYer,a CherrY Peetoral,

j g. BINGHAM
3d. Johusbury, Jan =, 1850 biDu
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~ Two young men, Alonzo and Edward
Kelly, of Westhaven, were drowned while
skating on Lake Champiain, on Sunday. The
foremost skater having fallen through the ice,
his brother isy'dowE on the margin Of the n.
Pei,iftg, and reaching fssiA has to asAist
han, was drawn in also, and both perished.-
Their bodies were recovered While stiti-warm,
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Ter FiRsr PRATER TmE LAST PRAYER.-
Nj Z. G. Geraion, u uicuil'cr Of the Dumbol.
IONS Band of Ethiopian SereUndcrr, lately
died of consumption, at Philadelphia. The
Philadelphia Times relates an iucidont OF
his death which Is painfully touching. lie
was evidently dying. aud conpnnion urg.
ctl him 10 think of uno,hor world, adding
"thoe is gel time"
"Germun said uolhng for some moments
Death was turidly approaching. lie folded
his hands. across his breast. "Time," said
lac at leuPih. "ihrre is yet iime!n Then, In.
ing his hands, us in prayer, he commenced
Ia recre The litlo verse employed by litdt
children upon going tn sleep, viz:
"Nuw lny me down to sleep,
pray 10 God my soul to keep"
Here he paused, aud murmured, "Time-
there is ye, lime," and continued TO recite-
Sand If ! die before wake,
prny 10 Coli
Here he WINS rapidly sinking. He gaspcd, al
pray 10 God" -titue-Ii:ne."
-"My soul to keep"
and, us the last words died away on his lips
iiis spirit left his body"
Poor fellow, that +rus prayer which hc
douhlID--t5Nrned NJ his mothers knee--and
perhaps tho only one he ever learned or ut
TGred%EHi In hts tHsr extremity IL cHru bUck
10 him over the whole period Of his lifc
while all else of sacred n Giuro WINS forgotten
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AN OLD COUNTRY HOUSE, novel, by Il

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priatiOn OF land to the old soldiers above niined
recommend Major CtIAS. j. N0URSE, of Wash
ington city, as suitable agent to be employed in
Att nding 10 their claims. C. s. TODD,
JNO G.. CAMP,
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