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w We regret to notice that our friends of
the Spirit Of The Times, assert an issue for
the electi on Of U. S. Senator which appears
TO us, TO be TO great extent inaccurate. An
tagonsm 10 Mr. Buchanan, or, favor for HIM
is not ground upon which members ought to
rest their votes on the question OF Senator,
nor is it likely they will desire TO have such
issue formed for them.
The question of Senator stands, in this
quarter at least, upon its own independent
conside ations, which are of themselves
commanding enough without involving 9th
ers.
In supporting candidate in the North, a
good and strong man-we do not W ish to
be considered as meddling in any way what.
ever with the Presidential question, which
has inherent difficulties enough to make it
the subject of distinct consideration
When il comes up .legitimately our people
will be ready TO act upon it fairly, in spir-
it of thoughtfulness and justice, such as they
now invoke for their candidate for Senator.
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From the Miners Journal.
"Reminiscences Of the Oltlen Time. !.

People are ap, to say, at this time there
never was such Weather in the winter
months before, but the following extract,
from Journal kept in January, 1856 will
show the mistake Of such'asserlions: 80
1856, Jan. 5.-To-day the rain spoils the sli.
ding.
I" " 9.-High wind, and hard rain last
night.
i6.--Warm and pleasant.
I7-Pleniy of rain and mud.
+" 2i.-Plenty Of rain, mud, and
warm.
22.-Fair weather, brings fair news.
We hear Col. Washington
has taken Fort Du Quesne.
GA light snow last night, not
exceeding half an inch.
p 29.-No snow to be seen.
3l.-Remarkably warm and please
ant; little or no frost IN the
ground. Snakes appear above
ground, ofwhich killed two
this day.
1856, Feb. 3.-Stll remarkably warm; the
frogs peep, and grasshop.
pers appear plenty in the
fields.
lit is surprising to see winter
turned into summer; boys
begin to walk bare. .footed'
and the men think of plough
ing and planting, and some
people are actually plough.
ing.
ll.-Now come cold winds ard
squalls of snow, &c.
The following is the state of the votes Ia
ken for Governor, throughout this State, the
returns being opened by the President Of the
Senate, in presence of both Houses, on Sat-
urday, December 1lth, 1893:
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CoURT AT DANvILLE.-In addition TO the
items we gave last week the following should
have been noted The persons charged
with being concerned in the Light Street rob-
berry, and who had been arrested in the west
end of this comfy, were discharged upon
proclamation, no prosecutor appearing a.
gainst them.
The Court appointed George West, of
franklin township as County Surveyor of
Montoar in the place of Thomas Galbraith
resigned.
VIM. Kitchen received temporary ap.
pointment as Court-crier
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Serious ARRAY in Wilmington, Del.

Wilmington, DEL, Dec. 2o.-A street fight
took place here this morning, between Sin.
clair Macauley and Frascis Vincent, editor
of the Blue Hens. Chicken. When McCaul.
icy was ge'nsg the worst of the battle, he
drew pistol and. discharged the contents al
Vincent, Luckily he missed his mark and
no damage was done to either. They were
both arrested, and are now undergoing an
examination before magistrate.
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~ Our Inky has armed himself with an
amazing new-ysars address, with which he
proposes 10 greet the natives on new-years
morn, aud he says it will knock the spots of
of any thing ever heard tsiiot being suppo.
sed to be the joint production Of Punch and
Mrs. Panington
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1850-12-26

Good Legislative Rules.-The Indiana Cou-
stitutional Convention has determined that
every Legislative bill shall embrace bui one
subject, and that expressed in its title, bur if
any subject is embraced in a law not OK,
pressed in it's title, It shall be void only 80
far as that surplus subject is concerned. It
has also been determined that it shall require
a amajority of, the members elected to both
Houses 10 pass law,
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the Court House al Pot,svile is finished
with the exception of the seats for the audi.
tory. The Miners Journal says the cost of
the building, including ground, bell and
clock, will range between S23, 900 and $685.
900. 1t was erected in pursuance of th Act
of Assembly, by private contributions oil the
citizens or Potlsville.
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ToLLs.-The tolls collected at Columbia,
for the fiscal year ending November 80, ls.
so, amount 10 1901, 1922 "a; increase over
last year s5,722 so. This includes the to- lis
on the canal railroad and outlet
lock.
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CHILD BURNT TO DEATH.--A child of Mr..
Nicholas Lutz, of Danville, aged about two
and half years, was burnt to death on
"Wednesday afternoon last, by its clothes ta-
king on fire while alone playing about the
fire e-place-DanuiRe Democrat.
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ONO, U. S. SENAroR.-The Legislature of
this State have not as yet been able TO elect
a U. S. in place of Hon. Thomas Corwin
From the political complexion of the two
houses, there is no probability Of an election
this winter.
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w The sermon which the Rev. Docto
Yeomans preached at Danville on ,hanksgiv-
ing day is very highly spoken of. At the re-
quest of many who heard it he repeated il
at the Methodist Episcopal Church of Dan.
vile on last Sunday.
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The CHOLERA AT KiNesToN, 1000 DEAfHs.
The cholera had abatcd at Kingston, ia
maica, having deciinated the city, but was
raging with increased violence in the couu.
try. On oze plantation nine out of ten were
taken of, Over 1000 deaths occurred in
Kingston alone.
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The University, at Lewisburg, was dis
covered to be on fire on Saturday afternoon
OF last week, but was ex,inguished by some
OF the students before much damage. was
done. The fire originated from one of the
heaters.
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w In Wa.b;uo,oa c;,y folka h.v. !.

n In Westinghouse city, folks have become
so extreme fashionable and formal, that ev.
cry body, from the Chief Magistrate down
to the boot-black, has "a day. for receiving
visitors. The republican days Of old Ben
franklin have passed away.
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~ The card of Messrs. Shel,z & SeItzer
will tell our landlords and merchants where
they can get suoh "good liquor" ASH a good
thing and not poison, and the temperance
people can take their share in tea.
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a milne lost the eAmerican House"
proposes to enlarge, a. the editors sayj and
ofers chance to pnierprising mechanics for
the erection Of third story to his hotel See
advertisement
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DRowEED.-We regre! to learn that
young man named John Shrayer, from the
neighborhood Of Muncy, was drowned in
the Canal near Liverpool, a few weeks since
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1850-12-26

a The poetry on our firgt page is the
most excellent production of these days. Be
SIRE to read it three or four times, and then
dream an it.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1850-12-26

~ The last Ladkawa'aa cifiSen, edited
bv1ir. Benedict, member OF the legisla-
turs, contains timely and strong article IN
favor Of Judge Woodward's election to the
United States Senate,
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~ The podulation Of Philadelphia city
is 4O6 900, being anncrease of 1921 in
Ten YEAR,, or 81 per cent.
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Egcssscmber that one vote

May decide the election Of the Congress.
: man next Tuesday, and the vote of the
member from this District may decide the
most important national question in Cong.
ress
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1850-12-26

With some few scattering votes not worth
attending to.
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U. 8. SENATOR,

The coure you take in the matter of Uni.
ted States Senator, is al once fair and honor.
able TO all the gentlemen named as cand-
dates 1t is true you favor a northern man,
and why not Should not the north be hon.
ored in this way! What part OF the st ale is
more arm in fhe great cause than the coun-
ties OF Luzerne, Columbia. Lycomiug, Gem
ire, Clinton, Sullivan, Tioga, Bradford, Sus-
quehanna, Wyoming, Wayne, Pike and
Monroe; and yet this large portion of the
commonwealth has had bu. one Sena,or since
the organization of the Government, and he
was not native Pennsylvanian.
HON. GEORGE w. WOODWARD in a
citizen and native of the North. His per.
sonal character is without blemish, and as
10 ability, we do no man injustice, when we
say that he has no superior in the State
There is certainly no reason now, when the
party has majority sufficient to insure the
election OF its candidate, why we should OF
do justice to the north and 10 as pure a man
as lives within its borders. The friends of
Judge woodward desire that his claims,
aud the claims of this section, be fairly con-
sidered, with proper regard to what is due
to the great party of which he is, and ever
has been, member Upon personal ground /;
if wrong was done him in 1s45, when SO
proper time as now, for the performance of
an act of Justice
/ am not disposed 10 complain of those
whose personal preferences are for other
candidates. 1t is all right and fair Judge
Black, Foster, Plumer, Cameron, Sturgeon,
Reeder Broadhead and others, each have
their friends, and doubtless deserve them.
But at this time, let justice be done, in a
proper spirit CT candor and fairness TO all
concerned. The election of Judge Wood
ward will be triumph over mo body, nor
will it leave feelings of bitterness behind it,
His election is not pressed in any spirit of
aggression toward others, but as an act of
evident justice and propriey, right in itself
and wholesome in all its consequences. C.
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R. w. WEAVER EsaIRE:-

noticed in your paper of the 18th
ult. an article, relative TO Northern Pennsyl
vania and the United States Senator. The
author of that communication was certain
ly very correct In bis views, SO far as he
went but the details Of the communication
might have been carried further with grea.
propriety. AS the South and west are pre-
seniing claims for United States Senator.
will simply inquire, where is the strength of
the Democracy of the state? Is it not in
northern Pennsylvania 2 Which part of
Pennsylvania elected the President and
Governor in 1874? Icandidly believe that
without the Democratic majority in Northern
Pennsylvania neither Mr.. Polk nor Mr..
Skunk could have been elected in that year.
Without the Democratic majority in North
ern Pennsylvania, Democracy would be but
a hop slsss cause, or al least extremely un-
certain, in the state. Scarcely could our
State offic,,rs have been elected, at our last
election, however estimable were our candi-
dates in point of character and abilities with
out aid expected and given from this quar-
Ter. do therefore think that our southern
and western blethern, ought TO yield little,
and do Justice to the north, particularly as
there will in short time, be another oppor-
tunity TO bestow important favors on their
favorites, and more particularly because the
North has man who never was anything
but Democrat a man who will fairly rep.
resent al Pennsylvania, and maR who as
a Statesman would be an honor TO ths scsois
state. That man, is GEO. w. WOODWARD.
JUSTICE.
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Grand Jurors for January Term
1851.

Sass5 psss s.spb + c.sss Is,s
Breish.
Centre-Daniel Boon.
keller.
Greeatcood-Joseph vanhorn, John GRAY.
Elias Kline, RusselP Weliyer.
ydehson-Thomas W. Young,
Mad.son-Enoch Fox, Abraham Barron.
Jacob Driebebeis, "'
a. Mount Pleasant--Philip Kistler, George
man,
Roarinserees-William Yocum, Daniel
TRAVERSE JURORS.
Bearer-Daniel Henninger, John uoa,s
Samuel Fisher, Stephen Lehr, Henry Schell'
Bri1treek-William Boyles, Henry Traugh
Henry Deiterich,
Bloom-Erastus Barton, John Robson.
Alexander Crveling,
edlfawtssd--Nicholas Harman, Benjamin
Beaver, Reuben Rohrbsch,
Cenre-Daniel NeyhaEd' ----------
Fishingereek-Cornelius Coleman, David
r. Alberlson.
Greengood-Nathan Oliver, Joseph Patton,
Henry Kitchen William Roat,
HsmlocE-Clark Merrill, Peter Appleman,
MBlm-States b. M. Wants, John Aten,
Henry Greasy,
Maine--Charles F. Mana
:, Moantpieasant--Andrew r. Jacoby, John
Hover,
Montour-Elias Deiterich,
Orange-John Snyder Emanuel Lazarus,
Sugarlog-Josiah Stiles, Moses Yooum,
Nicholas p Moore, Samuel Kitchen.
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Remember the Elec.
ton on next

TUESDAY. Let every Democrat attend
the polls and see Ii at good and full vote is
given TO the Democratic candidate.
Reane mber that in Congress
The parties are almos! tie; SO near, in
fact, that it was almost impossible 10 elect
a Speaker at ia fitst ssss;on
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1850-12-26

The people ofthe country desire that more
attention should be given by Congress TO the
cheap and general diffusion Of knowledge.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1850-12-26

alreasury Of
Establishing
70 are oppo-
to
9rs merely 10
Even in
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MEDICAL.


Mr.. O. d. AYREs-DRAk sIR.-SY ESTABLISH
4A meat was lerally down with rats reaches, &s
49, In vain assd several TASKS of an article rarlsr
70 :. persey a,se,s hut tn. tive naks Of Lyons Powder
and tho boz Of Ptls obtained from entirely freed
from their annoying company. JOHN BOOCOsK.
GOwAsUs June s, lx0
Mr. =, D. Arrhs1Dvsr sir;-I have pur,hAsed from ys.
have feond the most harry rs.ui would ehoeruy
commend them to Others annoyed with roaohes No.
method Of destroying them. h. T. STRATTON,
Baker and Confeetioner, lU Atlantic 81.
BRooxLyr, June 8, 1850.
Ieertify TO the above.
SCRANTON = CO. 0roeers, ls Atlantic, cor. Henry.
have used Lyons Pow ders (wihont poison and have
fosnd them 70 be perfect extermnAtor Of reaches and
would eheeruy them those bled with
THE Insect H WEEKS As Atlantic St
me- q ID. AyRm-Dear Sir.-This certify that have
need MT Emanuel Lyons Masnets Powder and Pills with
out Tor tie of yermn and found to be-
in every respect. equal to his reprerept tston.
q. II. DWENGER, Hardware ard Cutlery Dealer
BRooSLyN, June z5, 1850.
1he.e and humorous other certificates of persons who do
70. wish their appear in print can be seen ~ he
agency OF Mr. Ayres Brooklyn Henry end Atlantic
street The Msguto Powders and Pills also " be had
At the General D~pot, 40 Broadway Messrs A. B. ID.
SAnde luO Fulton street, Nessr Cliekener Barclay
street. T. S r. Burnton. "a Bcrery Mr. Kerr 7i6 Broad
way; Mr. j. Stag Co.. Ninth aud Twenty
hfh .treet; Messrs. Brigham Miller, d. corlor
Of Third sreet Dr. Lyon, 472 Grand street Brookyn-Mrs
Hays 17b Fulton street.
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Tslexraphie Marine Reports.

n,,.. Bosros, Js.s Z.
press brigs Panama. Port Prince June ID
hrs NsSsus Nspsanil,A June Left bark AmAron. for
Boston. Spoke th of Cape Antonio schr Gen Tasyler
Chasres for Rum Key; same day WAS boarded BY spanish
Brig. yuituts 5. yaso June I'd Keei. Cardsnas June
18th; Volt and China Nail, Phil.delphia.
sehrs Louisa Sears ApalaehioOla; Brao, and Phenx
erng and IOstOn Philadelphia Kiotto, and Jsspar
Spoke 18Th OF Cape ST Nieola, schI Tafs NYork
Cen.i,es same day brig AlphoesO NYort for chssres
Clcaree-Bark TedeeO. Bic Island: brig Henry Nathews
Phiiadelphis; sehr Nancy Biih0p Nfora
Arrivod-sir GaIelle, NYork.
sailedi2:d-Bris G washburn. csps Bsytien. 80,
Arrived-schr willstts, Robins NYOri.
Cleared-sehr syren, Philadeiphia.
PAIL RIVER. juno "A.
Arved-Brig Henry Marshall, Havans -
ssiled-schrs Herring. Virginia; Dickinson. Phi
ladtlphia tlpJ Fisher, NYork. -
2sth-Arriyed schr Hoffman. Honman. Phila Davis.
EKwpvRrroRr, June 26.
AIrvsd-schr HexrOn Norfolk
Arrived-schr Lamartne, Pensacola; Cornela, NYork.
PORTLAND June 2s.
Clesred-ship Adonia Bio Island River st Lawrsnos.
PRovIDnNoe. yuns2S
nor. Smyrna. Dell Anden drod 'Nneta Sarah Elizabeth
Mara Fleming kishmsndi Thomson Marcy and Ontario
saiied-sehrs Henry Lea, Remington; Cen Marion, j
l''A' York anu '''''s ''''' '' '''''' '''A''' ''"
sALxn. jane 20.
sailed-sehr Maria Tneress. Philadelpnia
saiied-sloop Jas Bennett, Albany.
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R.udro ssrs.s. Br.as Mary Jane i.rrs.s s,d
.,.p.. ssfTsss: sTsf' .si: Oh:
s ss.S brig
s'ssTs s as ::S:
..S sSn
,m9uth ls'h sshs Rasl, Thomas, Penbreis; Sam HAD
Sspss.id Boston ssh sch: Mary s Ssss Hope s.SnsaS
Gg.. Cole
Hi....pp sTss.s Iondos; s.Ss Go, niHss,y. IsTns
e.. S: AT Tss; ssH iP c.,
Per - Arabia vroom St
sr Caon Jun. i2th-sld brig. Swan. Tikiob. Port.
sr Jaoo June $1sid brig vuIturo Burdsst. Boss.n.
s.evA, June l-B'rk N Bridge. Collins for York.
.sa IL s,sn.; cSf s
cid lSa for i sn sshT. Gen
ssrsDS. NYOs, ,chI Relief Johnston Philsdspha 2:s
cs h
81. IRIS: En%sS bassy and Isss: nogsn.
NorShsyst. nemsT Hedvis wuln and Br Queen, Brown.
fs es ;hs Sas Ssy
Bets hence. CID $4th sehr Honaanoof col.n Bostop
David Lombard Gross Eeutbsra 18th inst; Goo warren.
s.las fs ai
s isi hssy sHss
~ s%ie1 'hf'
shsphesd %gPossd for Portsmouth with her q
s:Ssss vss
ship B1en. Vista and brig susan specrd sd ystsrdsy
bArsons; June Pmhrr brig Henry Leeds kensmsn
v SYo5s charssf Bi.isnan s 10 Bill Brilliant RrsS's.
p wsas Srs G
ton Emma Hughes. West Indies Fox oii7sr ssa-
s:T.'s' s:a NJ wA0r Porto R'' Times Br Could Mas
B;S:.s, Bath NJ r. xi;.I.Ss NissSI TSena:.sa: Ne
Ellen Dale ROYinF,on o rhsdslPai. & In.,, ".
SnsR.,srss June SID brig BALDWIN white NYert:
D1ssn brig ,"a
f,. ' i9f De-. r'''' ha'''''''
and N for
Belle spases for Wilmington Del Damsrscove Winchester
p; SToE
s, ID S: EDDY HIg1a :Go Copy Davis
e S.s sss for ST sss
nareeona An.onieta lsr solo, DO CID ship Allegheny
DALEY 'ns Small.
Ss w I'm
ton. Republic, brig yer.eilles and schr American
81 * IssS
maca; sch funs Crane, Portland. -
Havana scbr. Amazon Coleman Phlsdslphis go, Tnpn.r
Gibbs Providence for Baltimore: Orator Bourne Mobe
Gen Scott, LAhrop York River SIP Illinois Whittier New
Nsx T.y.s I , June ss-A,T srsL. Arm;.rsns Arm
PsIta Riso; Rio G5snds Race NYOrk Garland. Kelly do
NV Innpoy jnna ss III ,t c,o.. p..,o. c-.,o.
NYork sid siOop Lsnpheer, NYork.
Yes sid seGr Bovsr BrnsS fgRph Robinson
N,w BrDyonD. June 26-Arr sch Geo J Jones, Look. n
Nohwrc'r June 22-Hrr sch vesper. Busbe.. virginia.
P,nIAn.IPBIA June 26-Arr bark Merrmsc Banks, Bos-
eopee, Emery do schrs Ann, Allen, Haowel Me Pit-
chett Carey York. Cid schrs Horton Candy. New
land; John Titus Sewoo%s, NH.ysn VIM Bsrd s,uSS..
Porsmouth sloop Jane Starr Hartford barge Ohio Brad
ford Nfoft Col Wynkoop Kline, do Buena Vista, Trout,
fRovmINcE. June 2-Arr schr John Sones Smith Phils
g'ss s"s " s ffs S s the &
ter Rhodes. Philadelphia: joy Chase Rappahaunock via
feRTLAsp, June as~hrr brig Spray fBr,. Newport. W.
CID brigs Napoleon Winsow, Cuba; Armagh (Br) WAL
Tn Sid brig Ann Maria. Barks Juniata and Canada sid
shLrS, June 2sCld sch Maria Theresa smalley Phiia
sseror June si-Arr sehrs N KIots Kensrson New
York Boston, Mary Emily Snow do for New Bedford and
SULLIVAN June 2l-sld ach wsrrsnton. Wooster. York
MHniSeros, june 2l-Arr sehrs DeRosset Brewster.
olive smith, SHort sssh brig queen E.,hsr Psndieon
Honduras.
FROM rardsns. .eep Vermont SYSrk sd aR soop Ja:
Bennett, Ipgrabam. Albany.
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that day. s and being quite e1hsusd
having thrown overheard about 30 Of and
with about four In the hold heavy gales stu
blowing, pu Abo snd msds for the Clyde.
LvnRpooI. June S-Tbs Frederick, from 81 John. NIB.
which went lahore yessrday Crosby Lighthouse WAS
OF this morning with nine feet water In her hold
and decklosd thrown over.
PLrsouTn June lzrhs Collector Pitts from Cardiff for
BAtmore has put in here leaky, and Is disehArging
REr.L, May sl-Tss Augusta, Dannbsrs. iron New Or.
for Peersburg aground BmmAss Island OF
psgss got OF after dscharng part Of her cargo
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u ARE CHEMICAL MEDICAL PREPARATlONS-MB-
~ tss-Pla,inA. Palladium Nickel and Cadmium. Oxides
Pure Oxide Msganese Copper, Iron and Uranium Ma
nures-SuPhate Of Amnonis and the Chemical Whale Oil
Soap Enthusiastically for Moths Fly Paper fresh
pared Rat and Poisons improved Bedbug Poison
Hsd;cipss CD Iiysr III Tahars,ns'.
Chloride Soda best Dsnfectng Fluid French White Wns
Vinegar Diamond Cement Essence Of Sarsapara Bleach
ed shellas Starch Polish Refined Loeriee At moderate
prices, for sale BY DR.. LEWIS SFEUCHTWANGER
NAidan I.Ana
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Passengers Arrived.
NoniE-Brig " sbsega-J N Givit.


Ssr FRAScsco-ship Potomac from New Oreans-Mrs
Shley and servant Mrs Taylor and el lid, Banner
PKuebsnths Knchcnhsi John Steward and wife. Thos
CLARK. lngtman. Bryan Gouley Peltr ovemer Jane,
Baron, Ernst, W Hoffman, Finger. Grandols W He's
Thos Lynch, Martin Grouey usger Basby Sullivan
A Bunder II By er, wife and child.
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