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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-02-02
LIFE INSURANCE.
The Girard Life Insurance Annuity and Trust
Company Of Philadelphia,
Office No. I59 Chesnut Street.
Capital 100000.
Charter PeTpetudL

CONTINUE 10 make Insurances Lives on the most
favorable terms; receive and execute Trusts, and
receive Deposits on Interest
The Capital being paid up and invested, toRelhet "li
aulated premium fund, affords perfect seeHr'ty 10
liz insured The premium may be paid IN yearly NAH
,eariy, or quarterly payments.
1he Company add BONUS at stated periods TO the
assurances for life. This plan Of insurance IS the most
approved Of and is generally than any other
Great Britain where the subject best understoOdby
people, and where they have had the longest expert
ence appears frnm the fact out Of III Life Insu
raace Companies there Of all kinds are on this plan
The first BONUS was Appropriated in December Is4i
nganting to 10 per cent the insured under the
odest policies 81 per cent, y per cent c &c,
ether, in proporion the time Of standing making an
edition of $780, So .50 $75, &C., &C. TO every $1,000,
a.naliy insured which is average OF more than 50
ysf cent on the premiums paid, and without increasing
%, annual pa yInent to the company
The onerstioo of the BONUS will be seen by the follow
az erampes from the Life insprauce Regste! Of The
Company, thus:
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-02-02

He who enlarees his heart restricts h;>
tongue,
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-02-02
PUBLIC NOTICE,

VE7 HEREAS the great rush at c. l.. Jones
w celebrated new cheap cash store for de-
sirable and cheap goods has rendered it at
many times impossible to wait upon all the
customers, many have had to wait and some
being in hurry have been obliged to leave
the store this is to inform all such that there
is now an additional force added, so that all
can be accommodated without delay. Come
on for cheap goods at Z. Il. JONES
Celebrated New Cheap Cash Store.
November II lt340
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-02-02

4 say, boy, whose horse is that you're
riding %
Why, it's daddy's."
Who's your daddy -
Don't you know! Why, Uncle Pete
Jones'"
So you are the son of your Uncle -
"Why, yes, | calculate am. You see
dad got TO be widower. and married
mothers sister: so | reckon he's my
Uncle p
Boy, YOU are not far removed from a
fool
We'll, as we amt more than three feet
apart, | gives III 10 that
Good morning
Good morning. You didn't come il
that time, stranger"
The original classic saying which has
degenerated into 6 Q take your time Miss
Lucy Long y may be found in an old
and in fact, obsolete edition of Jonsing and
Jumbo. The text is there set down, as
near as can be rendered conveniently from
the original latin, thus;
90, horam tibi carpe,
Mi Luciano Long
o, carpe diem, [Whar be
DE subjec OBJ my song
In Congo squarum somna,
De negro snorum strong
D, tempus tibl gumbo,
Mi Luciano Long!
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-02-02

.}FAApnLErs containing the table Of rates, ano ti
panalions of lhe sHbeeis Forms of Applieaton' an"
further information can be had al the Office gfats' m
sIsoh or by leer addressed 10 the President of n'na'
b. w. RICHARDS, Pres1dem'
lra. r. JANIS, Aefnary. ap27ly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-03

ILLINOIS. VS.. b, ooDEN Of Chicago has been
nominated for Congress by tho Frea Democracy
Of tho lYsh District, the vote in Convention atsnd-
Ing Ogden Van buren, "a Owen Loveioy lod
fashioned Abolition 80. Tho whole Convention
,hen heartily united Mr. Ogden, and raetirmed
expressly tho BaiInlo Platform, inoladpg free
Soil, FREQ gpsseh. and No Compromise Freq
Grants a Public Lands to Actual Settlers hiyer
and liarbor improvements, A0ttsae'.;aens aud lbe
Election u I'll pfieera BY the People The Old
Ltas Domoeraay has not yel nomiasssd We
advise them 10 adopt Mr.. Ogden he s aoqad ga.
psble sna sYailsbls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-03

Eg The Express often aeemn unhappy in its
illustrations or inconsistent in ito logic. Moraliz.
ing on the hanging Of Prof Webster it says:
1.-THE Gallows ia horrible instrument Of tor
tore and death, aud, NET 10 the I@futSltton, the
yorst feature in human society but the worse it
is, the more we hope it will Keep men from the
commission Of crime
The Express argues that the G allows is Salutary
because it so horriblei bat seems to eschew the
horrors of the Inquieiton, though deeming them
still more horrible Why so Certainly, if the
Gallows is good thing because so horrible, the
racks and thumbscrews of the Inquisiton, being
the worse, would be even better calculated to
akeep men from the commission ofcrime.'
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are freun Texas.

NEw.ORLEAss, friday, Aug. y.
Apstiu accounts TO the NH are TO hand' ouS arc
Of little iatereat The Legislature has been diS
cushing resolution to proceed 70 the election OIL
Senator in place of Mr.. Rask.--alao resolution
as TO the calling for the correspondence between
the Governor and other States regarding assls-
lance with money, men and arms from such STATES
which was postponed.
During a discussion, it was stated that l'7Oo
men were ecessary ia Santa Fe TO keep sne
Federal troops in check, beside 1900 over SILL IN
aurgents,
shiuvrsck, with probable LGss OF Valuable
Lives.
The following is an extract Of letter received
by highly respectable person OF This city, yesscr.
day, dated n.,. s,n,d,v Ang "a
al The Navy Yard here is in the greatest excite
ment schooner went ashore yesterday, near
Fort McRea Commander Dyer, OF the alooP o.
war Flirs. and MIR. Hale, Engineer OF the Public
Dock with boats crew, went 70 their assistance.
The boat as not returned. mr. Clifford the Piioh
saw her last about dark vatnly trying to stem me
tide which was running like q n1ilitaii TO sea-
ward. He thought that the boat had swampeo'
and that all muss have pershed The breakers
were so heavy that no boat could live. When iass
seen. the boat was quite near theni. Several par
ties have gone out along the beach to look for
them. The general opinion is that they are lost.
The Mr. Hale alluded to above is son Of Nathan
Hale, ESQ. Of the Boston Daily Adrettt9er
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grs.n she usass AfrseA.

HNs33Nl MNasiay. F'Ft Q
brig Planet, fsem Cape de vsrie, i1ssss II As
sias Aus. .. arrived a, aAlea yesterday, reports
L q sleep Iehs Adams. Powell Ian ress Rfsya tor
Gambia. July 10 hg eFdsr " gse., eifasesy, WIZ
had received information ei The ess Of az Asaas'eaa
vessel 10 a ae4thwafa If lkas slvsa apa inc esa
tsse sad detention q hes etleeta and crew ey tae
.avsse peepls ea that part q Inc cem. wse re
auliad tasssai les DEW release,
Tho Ye.kteva eaa Al psAshal tsly Il, aad dab
ls expected es ress pfays The Ferry "a fspessea
10 have sailea es Nie EsF supplies she eaesiss,
Gardner, arrived At rest fsAsa 1slf rs, fgeHa Nss
s.s via Madeira. saa sIt 80 the 2asa KS assseYis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-03

PRESERVING TlanER-We learn that tho Pans
ma Railroad Company has just completed con
traot with The American TIrnbe Preserving Com
peny," 81 Wal.al, for tho preparation OF all tho
timber required for their Road SO as 70 render it
ndeatruosblo by rot. This is Effected by process
termed Payaatsng tho inyen,iono OF Dir Payne
Of England. Tho rendering Of timber indeatFuot
bio by ire Is also provided for by TIC Sano psseHt
but we believe this is rot contracted Tor by tho
Railroad Company. The Timber Preserving Com
psny is Just getting ita works III operation at WI
ansbprgh. opposite shis oiy, They ezP'ot to
extend ttom indefinitely, We arc mol acquainted
with their process, bus understand that tho en-.
hsua.ion of the air Is part OF il,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-03
BY TELEGRAPH TO TIE NsW.YuRK TRIBUNE.
GREAT FRESHET In PENNSYLVANIA.
Destruction of Bridges, Dams, Houses, &C.

Great FzesheG In the schEyikill-GFeat LOSS
of Property, and Probable Loss OF Lie.
READING, Penn. Monday Sept 2
The freahet in the schuylkiI River is the great
est ever experienced a; this place 1t has risen 20
fearful bight-a number Of hoaIes have been sub
merged, and some have been entirely swept away
among them several lock houses on the Canal. A
number of lives sre reported lost The damage to
property is immense. The loss to the sohuyikii
Navigation and Reading Railroad company is
very heavy Many bridges on the pubic ROAD naVs
been swept away. among them the Lancaster anu
harrisburg, crossing tbs schuykil from snis p'S'e
also the Harrisburg, Birdsboro, Douga'sylile, ana
Possstown County bridges, sndseveral on me hesu-
ing Railroad, Felix's dam and the big dam 0eiom
here have been swept away, and probably VIII
not be in order this season Several persons have
be. D seen floating down the river on log beds ana
bouse tops.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-03

MONUMENT TO sILAs WRIGHT Tho capssone
Of the monument to stLAs WRIGHT, late Governor
OF New York, was laid q. We bridge, w. the birth
nI,ce Of Gov. w. On the 9th alt. The stone was
laid by Mai. Gen John F, Wool, who delivered
glowing eulogy before large concourso Of people,
nnrrating the principal events in the life OF the de-
ceased statesman. Ex-Presldent Van Buren, made
some appropriate remarks on tho occasion Fran.
els P. Blair Mrs Wright, and other friends were
present. The monument ID constructed outof grey
marble of Vermont and Ia the work Of j. w
levitt. 1t has no other ornament but profile OF
the deceased. with his ample name below IN raised
letters.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-03

Rey CONGRESS is in no hurry-not the
least-and can't imagine why the Country
should be. Yesterday the House did moth
ing but rake up the cold ashes of quarrel
between two Hon. Members and vote down
the several attempts to afford very moder-
ate degree of Protection to the depressed
and languishing branches of our National
Industry, adjourning at 2 o'clook-and this
in the tenth month of Session at which
nothing of moment has yet been accom-
plished. Must We utterly despair Of Re
form in the composition, the Rules and the
daily doings of that deplorably incompe-
tent body?
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-03

TAxs Gaze TouK ceRsst-The attention Of all az.
arioa vita coFEs eunioas Ia particularly called to Dr.
LttflsFtzLns Corn shie.da Tie certain savatcr
asi paGdst invented. Their popularity hss greatly
Increased duting the psH SaFacsr. having been worn
ay thesaAnds In ihptr extensive Summer excursions to
theit very great sagaacuoa. Sold DR. f.s cgaee 4,
Morebap,.' Exchange, aa,hson Co.'S, Broadway
Small Na1ea 3 seaas large hexes 50 cent? sas sld.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-03

The srArE AGRICULTURAL soclErY,-We &C
knowledge the receipt Of an invitation from the
Committee OF the Albany Harmonic Society, to
attend the performance Of Haydns 0ratoro OF tho
Seasons, at the solicitation Of tho State Agriou..
taral Society, in that city this evening, tomorrow
and Thursday evenings, We regret that our da-
tiea will not allow us to be present. This idea of
giving the OratorIo on ouch an occasion is an ex
oollsnt enc, and we trust it will DO well attended
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-03

TRvrn AND TauTn oNLY,-ghe dag ls pas when lie
public would suemls be duggsd with the compounds OF
empirieiim. KXArFs Heath Restorative Bl,sers could
hare obtained celebrity except by heir enres Their
reputation sc aud hoss facis allow that for In-
dikeaion, female compGinu, dsordered bowes, dys-
pspss want Of appetite and low spirits they beyond
comparison The beat preparation extanL General Dep5.,
SUE Hadsonst sS alawfus
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nisnstroua Free net.

A1LENrowS, Pa. Monday, Sept ? P 81.
The freshet in the Lehigh ia as high as ever
known, and the water is still rising Immense
quantities of lumber are floating by. Several
small buildings have been swept away Com here,
and much damage has been done to the canal ana
Bridges. The lives of many people have been en-
daDgered The other streams in the vicinity are
nnlv bank full.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-03

FROM WAsu1sGToN.-We are happy 70
learn by telegraph from Washington that
the nomination of Mr.. EwBANK as Commls-
gioper of. Patents, was yesterday confirmed
by the Senate.
The case Of Mr.. Lewis, Collector Of Phila-
delpbia, it will be seen by our dispatch, has
been postponed to Monday next.
The secretaryship Of the Interior, 1t
seems, must still go a-begging, Mr. Jenkins
having declined.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-03

MAlsE.-The Maine Legislature adjourned on
Thursday of last week, Tho liquor bill, which was
defeated in the Senate, II to ID, was amended in
the HouEe by substituting simply the old provision
agairHt common seer1-and this passed both
branches The homestead act Of last year was re-
pealed, with substitute.
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CoaIrmatlsn, &c.

WASHINGTON, Monday Sep, p
Mr.. EwbanA's nomination wai confrmed by the
Senate today.
Ioha 8earo has been recognized as Portuguse
Consul for San Francisco.
Che Southern nIail-AInirs In TexEs-Arrest
ola Nav erik Captain for secretina slaves.
BALTIMORE, Monday, Sept =
The mail is through. The Galveston Cisilida
ach nowlodgcs that the Senate bill ofers full IN
demnty for territory OF Texas, bus ooIecta TO 70.
ceiying 50 100000 for certain creditors. Some OF
Tho Texas papers oppose Senator Rusk's re
election.
Capt Wllliamaop, Of sohr. Celebrity, of New
York has been arrested in Richmond ou charge
of having scerescd on board two slaves owned in
the lower part Of Virginia. Williamson and the
two slaves have been committed for examination
on Wednesday,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-03

all we'll AT Port Prays the raina had set In, and
fever was very prevalent, many Of the most respeo
table inhabit,nta becoming victims-among them
Caeteni Jose Norolna, commonly csled the Napo-
leon Of Guines, having been largely concerned in
tina slave trade until few years past. The u g.
SQUADRON were in tho enjoyment Of excellent
health
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-03
MAGNIFICENT jEwGLRy STORE.

~ Today Mr. W, S woep shfows oFcn tao daess Of
Ala .aeeshly decorated watch AIT awcy sere sa1 Broad
way yhe csiss WITH "a graceful waasesa ard fl..ea
eosuitp DC leay carved raaH@tsa Of .Aa was the mag
pseeopi ea,s slssa VITA tha,r palsa saRa work ,A
heavy tieeca sere TIA Which pastaa II TIE wa. Ia
.sspea aaa ,se elesss. essal ssd wiaaaw chandeliers
s,vs te whole establishment sp}aaG4 appearance and
wsea ihs eessiy teeA q waseAes iswagy, silver AID
plated wse IL arranged Ia order will be uS.ssy. Ito
heis Will Bessas 'seso 81 dazzling Beauty aas 10 es
erse BY sss ssseasges, a As ssue eass IL h. slty
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-03

Delegates TO the Loco State Convention.
Ne,o- York City--VIth Diss-James I. Brady.
Columbia Co LIST Dist John s. Anable.
CAatauquc Co. l. NORMAN kIBBE, Westdeld.
Oaondaga Co-IIId Dist-Nathan Cobb.
81. Laurence Co.-IIId Dist.-B g. Baldwin.
Cortland Co-Horetio B Ballard.
Rensselaer, Co.-Job Piersoa.
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Why don't they ?
The Unconventional OF beins Lionized.

The Inconvenience of being Lionized.
Our friend Mr.. John Nokeson, who once
happened in secluded village TO be mis-
taken for much greater man, and was
tempted to humor joke until it had nearly
killed him, writes US feelingly and urgently
on the Inconvenience Of being Lionized,
hoping that the good natured but not always
considerate public may be admonished on
the subject. The anecdote of the Boys and
the stoned Frogs, who were at last COM
PEELED by the hot and heavy peltings Of the
urchins to demonstrate, in substance, thus
Children, this may be sport to you, but
you should remember that it is death to US"
need OILY be limited at, but some of Mr..
Nokeson's observations on the bore Of being
Lion may not be unworthy Of considera-
ton.
at is fine thing" says N. in bis ram
bling, querulous way, "to hurrah, and
swing hats, and run beside the carriage of
some distinguished parsonage, and crowd
around to catch his careless words, mark
his bearing, and shake his hand, SO long
as you can fall back at pleasure, make way
for others, and go about your business;
but only think Of the poor fellow who
can't quit when he has had enough of this
who must stand up to be gazed at, though
weary and travel-soiled, when he would
gladly sit down unseen; who must talk
when he would be silent, and be voted a
fool if lie don't make profound response
9 to the remark that this is fine weather; ;
who must sit up when he would gladly be
q in bed; who can't take step without
having a hundred eager eyes upon him;
who is not supposed to possess any Of
the infrmities nor the requirements of
our material being; who must make a
speech when he has nothing in the
world to sag, and 40 topic started that
suggests any thing who must swoetly
smile because q lot Of strangers are staring
at him, though one Of them has just set an
iron heel heavily on his tenderest corn and
who can't be allowed the simpleindulgence
of staying at an i'm, because somebody CO.
vets the honor Of entertaining him-No,'
observes Mr.. Nokeson, waxing warm at the
contemplation of his by-gone suferings,
cit is a burning shame that, in this age of
signal and increasing aversion to cruelty to
animals, this habit of Lionizing is not
abolished or mitigate For my own part,
the temporary as9,4 red, as mere
cub, has taught me kee leel for any
who may be exhibited t. illlgrown speci-
mems of the Royal Asiate King of hejun-
gle. Henceforth, whoever is pleased to do
SO, may take me for an ass, but NO to him
who attempts to exhibit me as lion"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-03
KnfnI Accident.

Bosros. Monday, Sept q
A man named Potter, mason, 50 years cid, be-
longing to Topsaeld and his son, aged s. while
crossing Ipswich marshes, on Friday, cunning
sunk TO their necks In mud and bog ana shefe
stuck fast until the tide came up and dro Ened
them.
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nt,alpEsa noz1oEa.

w.tens= XII j4eln rEas AT ~se1EaAtH asp EfAtt
IL a4t4eK, % Fulton Is. hasps epss,sa'iy aA haaa
sfse assortment iBs as'ses, which no sss Al
getvlsVg pl5es wa wald isoetnmee1 lsalats and pin
ss 10 his eeaaasH, hey viii asa
IA. ..,sia iiaY aaat Tue Reheliau Ereif niasd fia!a
r.n. ar sAid 90 shovas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-03

the very lads that would be into it, heels
over head. And yet en- this I'd day of Sep
tember, 1850, they don't own one-tanth-
no, nor one-twentieth--of the capital in
vested in Manufactures throughout the
Country?
Why don't they'
Simply because they knoT thai the i'm
preston they are seeking 20 make on the
Country as to the present condition and
thrift Of American Manufactures is false
impression, counteDanced by one case in a
hundred, but disproved BY ninety-nine.
If this is not the reason, what is :
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-03
Rree achnoIp-slnvery,

A Virginia friend, who writes at some length 10
controvers remark in our letter of last June from
Virginia, that Slavery was thee ause OF her declining
power and thrift insists that the true cause OF per
retrograde career is as follows;
Let me whisper shat somethng-no' proclaim
it, 1t is UNIVERSAL EDUCATION Free Schools
mental cultivation Of all the men, women, espe.
cially the children, more than the cultivation OF
Gold and Iron mnen or Tobacco fields this is what
we want 0, how badly do we want them Ii is
more than want-it is a sine qua non for the Com
monwealth of Vlrg MA
Here is a distinction without difference.
Free Schools or Common Schools of any kind, can,
not flourish With Slavery. You may have them IN
cities and large villages but not throughout State
ike Virginia The iarms are, too large, the
wastes too extensive, the (white) children too
widely scattered. Besides, the Poor lack the con
alteration and the spirit the ambition and the en-
ergy, which is requisite to general maintenance
of ard attendance upon Common Schools. Never
will Virginiaa White children be generally
scbooled until her Black ones shall cease to be
sod Our friend may be sure OF this
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For EUFepes

The next number OF The Tribune for European
circulation will be Issued This MORNING at
9 o'clock It Will contain all the latest news re-
ceived up to the time Of going to press The
Europa sails from Boston To Morrow at Il O'clock
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1nllRlrln ,3i,AaaMa

RR higaaaps HtFsst .ss, *Aslsssie 1sslss Ia aa4
,saafss, Vi tsesas siassas snd lsnpsss VI tai4s
ii..s fslss l's.ns Fes sHa ass'e assss. rss ~ &
fae, 10 Gssiiosa ii sassa ases. sressss@ MassaaAs
apsei rsaW Esss
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elpra.

fIrfssuEan, Monday, Ave-, !
Tho Cholera haa broken oes In p91eesaa 10
rough -Four essea se.aaY apd yesterday, TIE
disease has disappeared from sh' aad Allegheny
City
The River measures iee,, with prospect II
further lao. We aaa heavy rslps yesterday,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-03

~ Freckles Pan saowneas, sFimpes, Erupdons. ana
all diseesea are. 10 we'll knon positively cured by
aIng GouRAup's Italian hedicsted Soap. Ths Po1drs
Subtle efsdesies hsir from any ps OF tho body Liquid
Rouge for pale Hps and cheeks LILY White, for rough
flushed suEgah compiexiona al 81 Wslssrst hra
from Broadway Calender souih9hird-st Philsdalpha
huaA II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-03

rxs NAr4ias. ia saisap +. has eassiaa,lS bsai
nat faa sssateAi % Hdh;s sta shaes II hls aa saa
issa,a sas II he bas French eAli ssa sssa AZ la aa
,.t fssairaAss slI.s eseiie,naa uho saess
~. I,a asnsalsa abRa a,e Invited cell aalt lssN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-03

MAlSE.-The Annual Electionin thia State takes
place next Monday, Sept, s!h. THEoPHILus cusH,
ING has been nominated for CongresS by the Wings
Of the With Belfast District, whiie Maj HAsTIsGs
STRICKLAND is the Opposition Candidate in the
With Bangor District This completes the list Of
candidates for Congress, which now stands as fol
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-03

png We have no account of the proceed
ings of the Senate yesterday, the Telegraph
lines not being able to work through the
storm