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4 Select CALF.
OUT OF HEART.

"Whv so sad, Earnest ~ said the young
wife to her husband, afectlonately twining
her arm around his neck and kissing him.
He looked up with sad smile, and re-
Piled
81. am almost out of heart, Mary. I
think of all pursuits, physicians profes-
sion is the worst. Here have been week
after week and month after month--and
may soon say year after year-waiting for
practice, yet without success. A lawyer
may volunteer in celebrated case, and SO
make himself known but a physician must
sit patiently in his Office and, if unknown,
see men without half of his requirements
rolling in wealth, while perhaps he is
starving. And it will soon come to that"
he added bitterly 'Ef ] do not get employ
ment." ~
an unbidden tear stole in the wile's eye,
but she strove to smile, and said
ado not despond, Ernest ! know you
have been unfortunate so far, but you have
talents and knowledge to make your way
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An out came the sherllS and sodgerS IL
state
AM a cart in the middle, and Shamus wa.
! in it:
Not paler, but prouder than ever that min.
ute.
AM as soon as the people saw Shamus o..
Bricn,
Wild prayin' and blessin' an all the girls
cryin';
A wild wailin sound ken on hv degrees,
Like the sound of the lonesome wind blowin'
tho trees. .
On, on TO the gallows, the shcrifs are gone,
| An the cart an the sodgers 90 steadily on
An at every side swclin' around of the cart,
n wild sorrowiul sound that id open your
Now under the gallows, the cart takes its
stand,
Au' the hangman gets up with the rope in
AM the priest havin' blest him, goes down
on the nrsund,
An Shamns O'B.ien throws one last look
round.
Then the hangman dhrew near, an the peo-
pie grew still,
Young faces turned sckly, and warm hearts
turn chill
AN the rope boin' ready, his neck was made
bare.
For the gripe iv the life-strangling cord 10
prepare
An the good priest has left him, havin' said
his last prayer,
But the good priest done more, for his hands
he unbound,
And with one daring spring, Jim leaped on
the ground:
Bang bang goes the carbines. and clash
goes the sabres,
He's not down! he's alive still now stand TO
him neighbors,
Through the smoke and the horses he's into
the crowd,
By the heavens he free than thunder more
loud
By one shont from the people the heavens
We're shaken
One shout that the dead of the world might
awaken.
Nonr swords they may glitter, your carbinos
60 bang,
But if you want hangiu', lis yourself You
must hang:
To night he'll be seepin' in Aherloe Gin,
AM the divils in the dice if you catch him
aoin.
The sodgers ran this way, the sherids ran
that,
An father Malone lost his new Sunday hat !;
An the sherihs wor both of them punished
severely,
An fined; like the GiriI, bncausc Jim done
,yee aC,nr Jis i.. ,nayniJor, ,,'.. fri,o can.
non-.
4 sborn y9nLoa scbooror saiIeJ ont of the
Sh.nYo, '''''''N' -'''''.>' '''''
Ana the Can,,in lort word he ,yos ,roir, 70
Corl.
But the devil bit--he was bound to New
York;
And that very night she ran so near land;
That some thought sne wonld strike upon
Baltimore strand;
Bat before the daylight like winged sea
new,
AS s"lIt ana as llee' 10 Inc westward sAc
flew, -.
"Bad luck, J" said the police'-"bad lnck' SAID
the sogeTs,
1--WE lot dat we had him, but Jim pro-
we'd dodger.
The very next Sprlng-a bright morning IN
May =.
Just six months after the "Igreat hanging day
letter was brought 10 Inc Town oil hi!aaFe'
And on the outside was written ont lar
"Io ould Mrs. OBTen Iii Ireland or else
where"
And the inside began -"Ay dear gooa ouIo
mother
Pm safe and am happy-and not wishing '1
bother
You IN the radln'-(wi'h the heIp oil Inc
p'iest)-
! send you enclosed IN this letter nj lalst
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as our happiness, depends chiefly upon our
wives. Let a man marry one, therefore,
''equal to either iortune," who can adorn
his riches, or brighten his poverty; and
who, under all circumstances, will be truly
bis helpmate.n
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-09-07

THE ENGLISH JOURNALS say that it will not
be long before their walls are placarded with
announcements of Hcheap monster excursions
to New York and back ~
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ROOT,
DkGErg.EsEsE EAN ARTIST,

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Out door Views, and Miniatures OF deceased
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For Portraits of Adults by our process, and I'M
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For Children, clear day (hctween II and y
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Our Gallery with its Six Prize Medals and
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Whether visitors wish pictures taken or not, we
shall at all times be happy TO see them.
June -, lS50-
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CAUTION TO RUNAWAY ApPRENTIcEs.-lt is
understood that certain individuals IN this city
are and have been melting Apprentices en-
poyed in the PRINTING BUSINESS in the coun-
Try, ,around and about Philadelphia, to abseond
from their masters. This being IN violation
,of The laws of this CommonwealSl, notice is
hereby given, that all such absconding APP
prentces viii be apprehended and imprisoned
until the arrival of their respective masters
to reclaim them; and all persons harboring
them prosecuted to the full extent of the
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-09-07

saw him but twice, the hero Of the
Mexican war, the chief man in power in
the United States, the late President Zach
ary Taylor; but enough 10 feel that saw
in him
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Brandies OF the choicest brands, Wis
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Hotels and the country trade supplied at Phila-
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their carrying any distance with perfect safety
All orders by letter or otherwise will receive
prompt attention.
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SELECT POETRY.
sHAMUs oBRrrN IN AMERICA.

How many remember with pleasure, says
the N. Y Express, the touching reciiations of
Samuel Lover, while in this country. We
always thought them decidedly the best of
Among the rest, he used 10 recie the story
of Shamus O'Brien's hanging, with great
guso. This poem has peen published in the
July number of the Dublin University Wago-
zinc. whence we extract it, with sequel 10
the story of poor Shamus, supplied 10 us by
an old correspondent, who has kept up the
spirit and the hnmor of the original with
great fidelity.
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Was Completely Successful
Come then, one s. 0's.

The assortment tho Qoaiilv. the 'ari~w - the
mot e,t,0h.d, unpuc't. an.L'y 10 he ionnl Ia
the trltei "tate,, and
Erery BODY shouh Em5rccehis Chanc"
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Mrs. llowARp. TIE HEROINE or
TIE CINCINNATI TRAGEDY, AID HER
CnupEEN.--Thc famed Mrs. Howard,
Who Killed the Iaramour Of her has
band. in Ciucinna,i, some time since,
has, since tie death If that husband.
obtained possession Of her children. -
According to our information, she
gained access TO the lutte girl. who
was "A, a convent, by vledcing hcr
word that she would use no Illegal or
forciblc means to get possession OF the
child The guardian oE:hc children
/ vas not Il, home when tie APPLICATION
WA, made at his residence, hnt under
tbs solemn promise, lis lady conscn-
ted to accompany Mrs. Howard to the
convent. Wien they lad arrived
there, the Lady Superior, by request
brought forward the oh.ld, when the
,oothcr se.a,ns it threw aside her
shawl, anl exposed bit Of llstols'
declaring her intention 10 carry otihcr
chill at AL hazards, and saying, ~
have Killed one woman and can XII
others If | am opIoscd.' The La
dies. struck with CONSERVATION, made
~ resistance, aud soon after. Mrs
Howard with her child, entered car
mage and departed. Returning to the
house Of the guardian. Mrs. Howard
and her male friend-who seemed L
be a passive spectator OF what was
coin. on-met with the little hoN
when he too vas taken possession -
ard carried Of. Howard Was d'voTc
ed from his vile i'll lHl", IN Kentucky
at which time the colrt decrced !,
him the guardianship Of his children
The mother afterwards obtained then
By stratagcm, but finally rclln4nishe'
the boy 10 his faihcrly the payment Q
5000. The girl was more recently Oh
tanned from her in a similar manner.
Isl. Louis Cuioa.
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SiScCitR Atpttn.--Ih''y year
ago. NcunS man. the son DI a cler-y-
man ia Wa.hingian n. NcN iIami Shire,
vas married. aud. after living few
years with lis wi'c. left her viii one
child. AMI wen, 10 England, Where he
was arrested, and i, Was SUPPOSED cN.
ecu,cd FIR felony. Under Ibis lchci
lis willow married q lawyer If Con
cord, vi h whom shc now resides ---
Ia, instead Of lc.us hanged. her trsi
husband WAS Transported TO a British
PENAL colony !or twenty years. from
which he has Us; reformed 70 Washing
ton to find lis father aid III, son alive.
To!cty Eclub
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SlAvrRr IN rut DisTB:c- ~ Cot
rsniA.--Thc National Intelligence
no,c, The fac: that, a pr0miuen. ,ori'
q the resolulions. addresses. &c, al
drc"c. 10 tho Ieollc of the Southern
states during TIC agitation Of Tie ras'
iow months, Las locn the irobsLtl''.,
( the immediate abolition by Con
:, "a & slavery vIth'n the District o.
ca'un u. anl remarks 'hs' .hc event
has never. 10 oar DAY. erIearcd TO b
more G.staa, than du-gnE ,hc i si
ine.rc moatls. Certainly a, no scs
s.sn If tcrsres, far many years. have
s.. fcs memorials from .l.c North been
prcsca,ed asking for legislation b!
touercs. 10 that c.ice,.
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NrNtr ~ Nf.moNr, Ia 1t r,mcInlNrcl 4 at
h'-ti!,t "' fnirhatcr I ut a pru'al.. .-c. irt
holden ~ Gas ctun Within and .ot aid district
on 'hc Sth day of April, A. u. 1850
NSIercas n tn Gr,swD'i ENecutlix ~ the las,
"" oui teNt'incnt % Harrl Gri,wc'i hate of
ia",e' IN aid district, deceased, Iraytsrs T.
render an account III htr administrator OF .uiI
estate, and lre.cht her account against .aid os.
tate for allowance.
II is ordered that said account he rerc,v. AVID
tNahl!ncd hv sad court At scssiun th,rcu' g.
h" held NJ tasti,toE nf.rt.Hil On the Or: " cd
tcs'av II being the fret day Of Nav. rcst aud
that all persons ic notified thereof by publish
lr2 cory OF ilc record "t ills order three
weeks .rcccs.vc'y in the Rutland herald 4 rcN.-
PAPER printed at Rutland - this St-tc, the last
OF which publications ,ha be Irc, ION. 10 the
time appointed iorhoariug ruo cpny At rec.
trd. ID Amos HAuNLn Judge
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DEATH q TIE GEEK OF TIL
lIorsE IF REPRESENTATIVES,. 80 Hon
T, J. Campbell, Clerk of,Ac House O.
Repre- euu,tives. hreathed Ia: las, tie
13,h install one Q clock. The arrange
mcnts :or lbs funeral have not ye, been
determined ulon.
mr. CanIhcll was man Of middle
age. and was usual :. considered ct .
good constitution lie formerly rep
resented one Of the districts Of thc
State Of Tennessee in Congress. lie
was made Clerk ut the thirtia.h Goa
grcss by the Wigs. and rejected T.!
the present Congress. His place /
AN important one, AMI second only t.
,ha, Of the Spcah,i.]
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AMERICAN ART INIDN--A
Ni.W FEATURE

4, aG3.lsVH :, H., OTHER iaTst,ssc p,s .,
''eo7'' mt"sie,t ~ ne IN faio,i, Mf,
""i- 'om'a'"te ''5wng n .toRt.ly Esi.
tif7. or tr' fn,oa Journal II .iri,.
.Sr'en~'. i7'p' s.. .,,tk ot ie7,'
f'ro hgLy .ftf3'd Fsc,nrao, IN eoch
amir. TIE i-r, Iy,ri ~ ,iniiu 10
ne ion8ot hr fnisa .l,urnal. and
'''H h s,r' 20 enrt suis~'ites - re At
ta5o" .t,om he hnr Of his subscription
aH@ g"gmrHt Il he .hrt 93Npr. Ba'
no rnh'.''i,, ,r,N L, entitled a. fls .,tl;.
hers 's's,f p'cfia - 20 has sabscr pft5a
7h's - Il great 'afucemen, ia s.tscr.5s
tnff5 Ia Tie gear I'an,csiurs inert ,cttk.
+ u. NVPhiN.N. W,n. 81.
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Notice.

atU,. Count, Cairuou : boil Convention
L,.iJ n Wet RstlaGI, the fo~H sul" 'tniru
CEN. OF Ralia7a, Cas,igion aud Fer Havoc
ucft sa1a-uied a rnmn',t'.e Ia rail t"g~il"l
the G.sil Of Town SuIsc' th,rndcn ls II kul.ln1
Coan,y g. rccgminrsd Tie books I" h. ns'-a :"
The - moot. dur,ng the prs n year ne 80
urr,nlr,drois are therefore requested u SIRE
=, We, Psu,,nry on TEuFsd's Ar'" @1'i' al
10 NJ A 4 4ehers ,rttioie - '" ." h''>
a, ne ,s,ns place du'ng the week tes."n'"s
monday April I'd. ,,,,.,e
r., IAs Commi,iee
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STATE OF VERMONT ,

STATE OF VERllnNT I'D 1t retncrn
Dutrirt - Rutland, - hetei that A.
re- special .e-.r3n ~ the f'.NA'1 Curt g laid
D. tfIcth5t s, Rutiaai in al district. on the
10. da, .pl Aprii 4. ID i-ri
Prot 80. Harvey HY'tr", jG5gs.
Wu,f,A, i,.ac !. Nr,'. sIri t.lyai.r 20 Tie
-sta Of Tu~.thy Ryri axe q banhy. 3d.
.a.l D.,tr.c'. deceased. t.ts''ate tas Tia, e.5
made arp .icat44t t. ,lll { 49, lrrr.s.rg ie
r,il rr a. scc4urt 30! 81, adm Hlstralion al ,Al1
-stsis. AID fr9n~-t.f 2 .att c"ur: - MAKE "a b
.-grr- A. Co. 49, rs, .ar ot as.~t' an the ha -
al ,rI a1m.rfrtrA'fr aftcr the payment 'i
tie debt. 81 sad deceased. sad tie cTr'us~'
# aIHsulftTati9a az q rad cngrt !! saa. sttE.
jet
Ths-rf re s, q. ordered ~ f=il p bat Court
TAT 80 srsB.lIaIisD ~ trI account ier ~ .n-
( Aur+. aua she s3H-3 itraif"r, ST All decree hr
I'D t.ts ir-tl ar re.sTrcj' 81. stairl sr..'17
90 al cuvrt 80 be kr,I - t4e Of 20 - TIC n:
,.ter 90 "a. q ut 3D. R.:l5 a 81. t..I brtf..,
rf the SIT u -aIsy Scr. 81 ~ say ~ Va.
y i-bS and nat rotcr tattto' te gwen ~
at.utivg o.ri.s-i o,Ty n tae r~r ~ 81 tt'
.E.sf tifce ~t-tt farfcs-.rty lFev.ces treT"tr
"a sac k~tlarA ErTs!t ts~srsf'F i't't.i =.
k.NALI, "a. oder that sal t.rfs"r, irtere'l~f
I iA-rt!s tEHv "a ami ;isrs K.F.sT ts'3fs a. a
oe-ft and atys-i e. tAt a!io~srce ~ - : ar
cs4ltsri g szf ltier - aeefss q tAsy 'se
rsa,s 'fss CT, - ftH-if -
REsst uAL.-, R,s a.s.
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Nrw MpsIco.-Cnc Washington
correspondent Of the New York Com.
ntncial Advertiser says tas: a4viccs
Dan authentic character, received,
s..a.n few days authorisc the cy-
lel,a,ion that the inhabitants Of New
Nsnc, Vii! speedily hold convention
iior'a constitution, and apply Coz al
cass'on az a State to the Union, ard
Va, Is still more remarkable, that
u constitution viii contain an expires:
rh.blllu # slavery. All THIS j.. cx
'f:iei u take place before the aii,urn
Get. Il tie present Congress.
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TIN BAssW GOD
-sLuENDOUS LAFLOSiOS


~.
o. .',nig', q supd'i. he 2th ~
/. e., ruineIc pa. II o'c!scs i"'' W ""'.
e,,ysa breach oi ,hs s'toa'a "'o'
,..,ao,d,sary ord unprecedented q
an ,net p'see =, tie ges t'oiefy 81
.,,,. y,uft s D,oier. mar c'rfaia
e.ncn ,sr,c'y on Ear Cis'k IN ~"
u sttopl Dn,is' - ,h,s ioSn. Tue
| ,.r -,ae.s,or nh,rh j Use, an euc nc
-. 1T power, collapsed 'ia. .g'e'd
|. .A-,,a Gu ard rom for m!s abound.
,,,.s g the esp OF Poo and cue al tire
I ass, laid mouH,sin; innekmR down
40, tie ite,h rnd pa, Of the j,w
! q, @, ,bs N 5uth o. Eos Crces. renting
I !,,,,,ar un many reds oi rf'in
| ,,,. I'd oui and j ,eon,inue3.rnd thus
I .,h d.i,cing h. fa'r lace 81 n"n'r
rt,.r ne fsgm.f'' h'i. Tim. Es"-
,,l ~ Y ~ec'man, The u. VI I'D
-, out - 40 mot, uhIn,2or at iv nile
.rlIAa were llro~o y mrrdo
srI'sl into n re''a,n cave on iicn.
7 ,t-, hes zee !aupI .nrs'y cnscon'ei
] he 'O.d Nan u the Mogrfsi1.
30. 9. me COS X ! hs, aui We, bow "
sage it srr'ar. no, ia'' .'ogf,
b., d,,la d on t',hen,'' f lecture
kth,,..n Wa % sc found N ~ Ter Of
"" mpcrsu' pe,sof a Is. 1hs"'i'or ns
y. tr.oa Why go' d'ub, q w:h a ltie
,i,spX se.otsman WITH Iian'fy
! ,,srd GIL.
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FOE SALE

a De- .rst's k14tr at .,t "a F,th'-5j wage
~ ,h,rc are Nt"a, 'h,rtes1 acrts = 'afi a.
tarh-a shiSs vii h. .slj '.sers's Il drs.tri -"
luce Is namoet " y2si.a, ttats - .sa.t iyeei
g.. tie place, TIA, place uaalf tS Spe1 '.ia'
Ausa for . ilk,t .Aa a. a hzi been otcapisi rs
rsyfM5fe thas tvet,s year.. for ftttLsr
rautsaiArs Apply l. J. y Page va Gssti.r
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Y, t,~ E1 W ~ ns fSA-"

u,Ss, h.,.rs ls,n ed'a'd y .
e! ,,n q 'uU' f'''n et''''' '''''
eA eo-tspe srt sm'ndct. "rse-
..s,e,, r.4 .f1 vrs' n's' "h", J
IT,. DO ,,,o- sfartvLlta'ion 81
cnp-,,, socsss' q ne 7'rT't
,,si.ss -" thu; ny tme m'. ~
,r.s,e. & 20 isi, frnr 't'on' J "
.r,t.p vi ma eesn feel stsi'fol ~
TIM BtssW GOD
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r"n'H. from jhe Gnr~oih day nl Mach 30 hrie o.
love ~ So court ~ ltsl l.i'psse 10 thsrsttts
hst-hs ret.re thsl o ,lrrd - The hu.ires
81 u1r sad appointment Ai ttr house uf tr'cs =
Va Sef the lsst tJs- iA)s q, M Auyus' rcNi
''ofu -,F'i "'clo,s N uutii TOUR lock T. NJ, 81
e.c1 " sti .'l,s
rit'ED WiiCoT. ..
tu,t.Nt,N HltinINS commissioner
PcnSon. Anrh 2ad. 1870 Ito
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coxurxSaoNrRs NOTICE y.

WN tag s~hs, f'i~ss tssss s---s1-4sd y. tts Wv
~ i..is tsss ~. Gissitti - ~ Ass- Cs-~sss
,i>s.-s .rf.'s< srs Aaiesi al 90 90 sfs
deaaaI. n 81 10 Ass'es
J1.tPB r0if,s i.is ~ Ci.ehasr
ssR Gsfia i.s ssses ttg-s-ef ;s-' tasas,sf. sss
re.sHi ~, ie-ts 80 ttk 10, 81 spsh 49, trsts
is p, .s3 t-pT frt 80, - rr-t y. g. thsr.i'
btfFhf HrttLs thsi . tN silsta 20 -hs As"n-s,
SD sysei uita.'i fhs F.rlHud brss- % lh.
-Ars To-, Fp.l.r 81 tss al dss 4 jar s'- . -,
-, r-- o.. sc4<h So u Zee ctisis.
90 - 81 "a Z ts's
pANtft. . rui>u -.,..........u.
AnNta C'H.vtN !
t-frss ~ Ia A..al 4. lap ID.
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Planes for Sale
At CASrLEToN SEMINARY.

TIE suLscgIlsr u.a'd LGc"y iu:'rn th" pub
] l.c generally .hnt lie has rev Pianos II. ~
BOSTON and Ncw TX on hand, whic. he vii
.c', for cath or APPROVED credit, aud on the
mos, rca.ouahlr terms he has made arrange.
tnert. with n Boston manufacturer t. tUrut, h
them or such tom =, viii cuahe him to .,,i
ttcn cheaper Il an they can he procured ,u Ros-
toe. IT, hass also sccous baud Pianos which 'e
W sell or loan. Those therefor" wishing Ia
procure \ dura1'e ard brilliant Boston Piano
of TX ,T seven Ucta'C', warranted one yer
Will -lcIse call ut tA,tjetou seminary, before
purchasing clscwh.rs. -
T.. J, N,LLOCk
fnslletnf. Seminary. Ann, | 3. lSiU.
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VrRuoyrfRs ~ CAuroRNiA.--N =
learn ,ha, the wife Of Capt. John Hale
or lInhhari,on. has received 4 letter
from from California, reporting the
death Of her husband BY drowning in
the Sacramento riyer.
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VI Venablc who .a,tcndcl Mr Cal.
z. death bed aal closed his eyes,
aeA in his speech, that "hen a
F-.ai spoke to the dying statesman OF
k, ,Ee AMI manner in which i, was
.s,; b nee, death. he remarked /"
-s,e bu, li,,le concern about either $500
! le;jTc TO die in the discharge q! my
|sHy, ani ksce an mistaken reliance
t:ca tie Providence Of God"
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STAMPS.

DIST o''c. t'1~ps t'r th- r-s ptm"0' '''r'i't nay
be hs' 81 'H- f-' ON nat convenient arm"
.'t jir '' utNu'r' # ir''cf~ If Pot u 90 90" 'f;'r
'l', nlst prrf-t EuAti1trr ths' Vnur lel'r -
it,.A ibH, HH u.rt g. -. p,rt ~ ne 't.i'fu
>tus roT NAd-t, sup. lied ~hsn s'e! "a noi "'aer
. iom lh- j .p,une.t
CHA'S ~ ar !
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A NV Pi.tN OF CoLoNIZATlQH.--
i NJ Joseph Bryant Of Alahana has
itaaoncl Congress 20 bald four first
Me steamships, each ship 10 tnah"
bur ,nls Per anuum from the Atlantic
ior's and Pernamhuco - Liberia
he objects specified are, ls,, the sup
f'tssloa 6. the African slave trade ; - f,
ss carrying the mails between the
lated States and the Republic Of L.
ERA and Sd. to extend and regulate
Ss trade bc.aeen the United States
I'D Liberia : and An, 10 promote tie
ts grafton e free Iersous Of color 10
4'SnA. This is ~ Pursuance Of the
lsia 10 oolouiSe Liberis from the Uui.
sa States. ani make it sol, of b.ack
oaioay Of the Cnited States for the
rsasaee Q! its free reoia og color.
hs likely that, hereafter. the South
70 press for appropriations TO cuconr-
" black emigration whsn appropria'
Hsai ,o' rivers hsrs,ors are ssked for
ne North. /, is said this proposal has
~ ne sanction Of Colonization Socic
FIN. Y. Express.
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NEW DRY GOODS.

II 7. BELL. oiicrs fnr sal. rtrat variety If new
ant 'e,itdb- cords adapted 10 the season Ia
clulin" MNu. dr Liin.. Scotch and AmercaI Gins
hams Fnrlish French ard American F,nty, H"rtrd
Mu-'!"s, S~ts Nu.''Ue, Sir ped and Checked Cam
bros and MUslln-. Jacnuet tsmh,ic- Lieu H'dk f.
Gloves. ii"siery Wcoien aud l,nen IaLlc Covers
Cishners >hawis g.
R,ttl, pI Ap,tIl
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&. II T

i've reFf - ~-st' -~-~Sirs. ~ -, 4 ifr,ts- r,
'''"* Ne e. y H vts b. hrlAst ., ,hs Goo
''as~s Hal. 9. TAsts., .,.sla,. o.-rsrS,as .,
% tis.,
VIC srotr.rr. vr.