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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-11-01
New Music-.yust Published.

Il EFF Is WALKER, No l62 Chestnut St.
e 4 are constantly publishing aud receiving,
new and beautiful music from the most disin-
Guished composers.
The following list contains some Of their choi-
cost and most popular Songs Waltzcs, rol.as,
&c.
Now, chou art Gone, a beautiful song, words
by Thomas j. piehl, music by Hamhridye
My New England Home. words and Ipusic ~
Mrs l.. Wade.
Grohcs Omnibus; by c. Grobe--a collection
Of Ducts.
Sounds from Home, piano and violin, by Jos.
Gung'l.
Pretty Llttlc Polkas for Pretty Little People,
by }. Ling,
\ Il the Winds Sleeping, by A. s. Worn.
sey,
Guardian Angel, by the author Of "Loye Not"
Household Words, written by Chas. Young, do
The Adieus, words by Thomas J. Diehl, mu-
sic hy Iorr.
LEE t& WALKER have constantly on hand,
superior Pianos, and supply of Martins Ce!e.
bTated Guitars, which together with fine as
sormCnt of Musical Instruments and Mcrchln-
dizc in general, comprise a stock not to he sur
passed by that of any other establishment in the
country. LEE & WALKER,
lG2 Chcsnut street, Swaim'c Il Buildns.
Philadelphia, June 2S, lS5l.-ly.
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journal Of dhe
FRANKLIN INSTITUTE,
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on Mechanics Chemistry, and Civil Engineering,
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Hughe3' Fever and Ague Pills..

4 PERFECT and speedy cure for the Fever
L and AGuc is guaranteed to any ono who
may use the Pills. They have been used for the
ia't SfreR yeuys aud have never been known to
fail in single instancc-and in cases, too,
where persons have bad the disease for several
years, without ntermission. The proprietor
challenges tie '"9Tia to produce AN article that
will cure in rs short time, without leaving any
dcetcrnus effects from the use of it, If the Pills
do no' perform speedy and perfect cure the
proprietor will return tho money. For sale by
jacob =. Lawrence, Ainersyille; L. He.;cn-
stein, Trevorion; S. r, Dixon, Schuylkill Ils-
ven; John W. Filling, Sunhury; Mary A. Ne
Coy, Northumberland Dr. Becky, Danyilie (;
john Sharpless, Cattawissa DR.. Judd, W Wiliiams-
port John Rnser, Milton, and by respectable
Druggists throughout the State.
J. CURTIS C.. HUGHES, Proprietor.
Pousyic, June 2S, lS5l.-ly. ..u
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"Sportsmen Take Notice.
JOHN kRIDER,
North East cor. JIdnm & Second Streets.
PHI,

1axI LAASSs
HAS ON HAND, just received, complete
~ Assortment of Shot Guns, Powder Flasks,
Game Bags, and all other Sporting Apparatus of
the best and most approved patterns.
He has constantly ON hand sporting powder of
all descriptions, Percussion Caps, Shot, Bullet
Moulds, Ball and Blank Cartridges, and gem
cral assortment of materials for Gun Makers, &c.
Also Percussion Gaps of superior quality,
designed expressly for u. $. Rifles.
An Assortment of Fishing Tackle always ON
hand.
All the above, and any other articles IN his
line, the Subscriber will sell as low as any other
establishment in the United States.
In testimony of his skill manufacturer, the
Franklin Institute, in the years 1910 aud 1912,
awarded to him two certificates and in the
years 1874, 1916, lS47. lS4S and 1850, five sill
YER medals, all of which may be seen at his
place of business.
JOHN KRIDER.
Philadelphia, July 10, lS5l.-3mo.
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JOHN ERLELY,
Manufacturer OF

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No. 100 Race, (Saasofras,) street,
Aborc Ihird, opposite The White Sra. Hotel.
PIMA AD3EEEEIA.
TaIlOw Chambers and Manufacturers can I've
supplied with first rate Article of Candle Houlds
Of Superior excellence and finish.
n. 1.-THE Mouds are made of the best Metal
and polished by new Patent Machine, which
gives them an extra finish. They are after the
English Stylc--the tips To screw on the pipe, and
lac pipe To screw tight in the bench.
Eg' WARRANTEn to be far superior to any
othcrnow in use. .;
He also manufactures Surgical Pumps and
Syringcs.
April II, Isjl.-5mo.
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NEW AND POPULAR SCHOOL BOOK.

COMPREHENSIVE summary of Universal
v History, together with Biography of Dis
tngushed Persons, to which is appended an cpl
tome of
Hca,hcu Mythology, Natural Philosophy, Gen
cral Astronomy ami Physiology.
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Philadelphia
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S. w. Corner FOURTH and RACE Sls., Phila.
Teachers aud School Committees addressiu :
letters to Us post paid, will he furnished with
copies for examination.
IP' Full and Complete Assormrn, OF
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New York Importers and IObbtrs
FREEMAN, HODGES G co,
90 LIBERTY STREET.,
Bsipsen Broadpay and Ndssdu-Sirsef, 81
Near the Post Office. .f
THs-splS -~mOGc


LylAvw .N0k2skE~
VTJE are receiving, by daily arrivals from Eu-
w rope, our Fall and Winter assortment Of
RICH FASHIONABLE FANCY SILK ANb
MILLINERY GOODS.
We respectfully invite all Cash Purchasers
thoroughly to examine our Stock and Prices,
and, as INTEREST GoygnSs, we feel confident our
Goods and Prices viii induce them TO select from
our establishment Particular attention is deVe-
ted to MILLINERY GOODS, and many of the
articles are manufactured expressly to our order,
and cannot be surpassed in beauty, style ans
chcapness.
Beautiful Paris Ribbons, for Hat Cap, Neck,
and Belt.
Satin and Taflcta Ribbons, Of all widths and
colors. ..... ..-
Silks, Satins, yclvets and uncut Velsets, for
Hats.
Feathers, American and French Artificial
Flowers.
Pufiings, and Cap Trimmings.
Dress Trimmings, large assortment.
Embroideries, Cspes, Collars, Undersleever
and Cuffs.
Fine Embroidered REVERE and Hemstich
Cambria Handkerchief
Grapes, Lisses, Tarlctons Illusion and Cap
Laccs.
Valencenes Brussels, Thread silk, and Lisle
Thread Laces.
Kid, Silk, Sewing silk, Liso Thread, Mcrino
Gloves and Mits.
Figured and Plain Swiss, Book, Bishp Lawn,
and Jaconct Muslins
ENGLISH, FRENCH, AMERICAN AND
ITALIAN STRAW GOODS.
August 80, ls5l.-3mo.
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AMERICAN HOUSE,
PCTTSVILLE, PA.

RS. MARY WEAVER respectfully informs
Ni the public and travelling community general
ly, that she has opened this large and conmo,lious
HOTEL, furnished in superior style. From
her long experience in the business of first rate
Hotel, and well known reputation to accommo-
date, her customers may depend OH being supplied
with every thing conducive to their comfort and
convenience.
Feb Is. lS5l.--tt
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This y nh Just pullnhrdig filled with useful mr1l1tio
thr IuhrmlllCs and Diseases i ia" Gnncrdive Orcuis
Il addresses rjselgaf,e To- Youth, MANHOOD ana OLD
AGE, AMI S.pHIi De- read hy al.
The valuable advice and impressive warning it gives
viii prevent yelrs of misery and guriug and sve mimua
y Thousands of iRea.
Parents by reading il vii l-0rn ho,y prevent the dcs
Traction Of l,"ir children.
tfA rcUlttuurc nf - c"nis. enclosed IN letter, u
dscasrd to DR.. KlNNiiIH, " W. 'rl,r ot THIRD
UNION Streets. between Spruce x Pine. liih"lcphiH,
viii ensure book under envelope, per return ot url,
Persons 90 distance moy address Dr. X. ly letter. (pus
rIii.) aud De cured ut hrmr
PACKAGES OF MEDICINES. DIRECTIONS. e.,
iorwnr!Ni by srulma r-miuarc ard lst up tHu
DAMAGE uT CIRIUS'fN.
BppS-scIrrs, New Agents, Pcilnr-, Cunassrr7 ql all
others sNi"d with lr above WORK at very low rftcs
September D. 1-1l.-lN
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MARBLE MANUFACTORY,
CHEAP GRAVE STONES

MANBLH NAN UEAUIUkI,
CHEAP GRAS II STON ES.
TU7lIE subscriber informs his flends and the
II public, that he continues to carry on the
Marble Business in all its branches at his old
stand in Milton, Pa, and is prepared to mang-
iacture
Monuments, Tombs, GraveGtones, &c,
of the best matcrials, aud most finished work
manship, and at the lowest prices.
Letter Cutting. English aud German in tbs
most modern and elegant style
Designs for Monuments, Grave Stones, &c.
always on hand.
y. B. Orders for the East side of the river
promptly executed By leaving the same at the
Office OF the "Sunbury American"
ANTHONY lIIPP.
Milton, May 10, 1851.
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l. OOk Ill Err E!!!

LOOK LII ER Ell!
CA TUE .s%s susiSfIIsI Si r,nSs ,S.psslpls sSd ,hs
R3Fst IAN public generally, that he still
NfsIhAzsA continues the
SADDLERY BUSINESS,
At his old Stand in
Market Street, Sunbury,
two doors above Market Square, whers he sss-
stantly keeps on hand, large assortment OF
Ready Made Harness,
Double & sinsls.) with Silver Bras. aud j'p.H-
Valices, Whips, Collars.
All kinds of work in his line made to order, in as
neat style us can be got up in this county
Persons wishing to purchase will please call and
examine his stock before purchasing elsewhere.
N. B.-1he subst rber has just opened new
and splendid
Assortment of Saddlery,
Such as Silver, Brass and Jspanned mounting,
Patent Sef.Adjusting Trees, Patent Roller
Bits. Riding Bride Dits, Trunk and
Vaicc Locks, Trunk Board, Trunk
Nails lIamcs, Traces. Trim
ming Lacos, Tuls, Sad
die Web, Single and
Double, White
Enumelcd Leather, Patent Leather, Oil Cloth
Resets, Tasscls, Fancy Brow Bands Saddle
Trees, Doer's Hair,
PATENT FLY NETS
of all kinds. All Of which will he sold as cheap
if not cheaper than they can ho got elsewhere,
for cash or approved credit.
ANDREW ]. STROH.
sunbury, April &c, lS5l.-Gm.
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TR EVGRToN ErOUSn.
TREYORTON, PA.

THTlE subscriber respectfully informs the pub,
q that he has opened Public House, in tie
new town of Trevorton, Northumberland county
and that he is well prepared to Accommodate his
guests in the best manner. His house is located
nearly opposite the COmpany's Store. lie is also
provided with good stabling sufficient for 20 hor-
scs. lie trusts hy prompt and careful attention
to business to meet share OF the public patron.
age. HENRY 3. WEAVER.
TrcvoriOn, Jan. l. lS50-tf
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J. II. ZTI1--E-;L-AIT,
SE'SrEGU GF TgsI EsEACC,

SunbUTy, Pa. ...
Office in Deer Street Immediately opposite the
Public School House.
~ Monies collected and all hu.tucss promptly and
fully attended to.
April 20, lS5D.--
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UNION HOTEL,
SUNBURY. PA.

TsNlIE MISS WElTZEL'S respectfully inform
\ the Public that they still continue to enter
tain travellers and others at their old established
stand in Market street, west of the Court House
Their long experience in the business and the
well established reputation of their House, will
they trust, he a sufficient guarantee that their
customers will he well accommodated.
March S, lS5l.-tf
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ST0RJE WARE,

Sp0NE WARE.
STONE milk Pans, stone Jugs and Pitchers,
~ and other articles of stone ware Just received
and for sale 10y JOHN w. FiaLING.
.Sunbury, June 23 ls49,--
YN2EAS, from the New York Canton and PeAin
Z Tea Company. For sale by
]. w. FRILING.
Snhury, Dee. ., lSis .st.s .....
EBAY RUM.-An excellent article for sale
ED by HENRY MAssER'
Sunhury Jan. s7lh, lsi9--n
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$50 ENREEII'.

W VI. ~ Mt' lSj VI
NJ. 2~7 Market ST. hr!wcrr, 7tl and eth, upper :
Phl'idclrhia Aptil II, ls5l.-iy.
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BANK NOTE TABLE.
CORRECTED IHEEKLY.

PENNSYLVANIA. AssACAUsETTs
CITY or PHIL ADKLPIiIa. An solvent hanks dis
a.; :. Bank nutcs Is dis RHODE ISLAND.
All solvent hanks ....- rn,l An snlve,, hanks dis |
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-12-04
Bsga
The Louisville Journal, Of Thurs.


The Louisville Journal, Of Thurs
day, says:
"The market still remains quiet,
but we notice decidedly better ieel-
ing, and prices have an upward ten
dency. For heavy hogs So 25 gross
has been freely offered, which is
slight advance"
The Shelby Ry) News makes
the acknowledgements. 1t is an easy
matter to tell how Cincinnati pack
ers can afford to pay higher prices
than those Of Louisville. We learn
that a large number Of hogs that
started for Louisville, have been
turned to this market.
There appears considerable agita-
ton among the holders of the hog
crop. They cannot see how it is,
that whilst the crop OF this year,
like that Of last year, is evidently
short, and but little old pork in mar.
Iket, the prices should not advance.
Nor can they comprehend why hogs
Should command more in Cincinnati
than in Louisville.
On Saturday last large number
of holders assembled in town, and
we understand that the general de.
termination was not to sell under
So so gross or A rs net. Many de-
clare their determination to bacon
their hogs rather than sell under
those prices.
We learn, further. that 50 to 50 25
gross, and S425 to S4 80 are the
F offering prices.
Our own impression is that unIes:
buyers advance, larger number o
lhogs will be killed by farmers thar
usual. And we also think there i,
but little doubt that those who holC
ION until the 10th or 18th of Decem
her will get more Tor their hogs thar
is now offered.
One word to buyers. Ii you have
, any intention to give more than yoI
! have been offering and desire to OBJ
tain from 10000 to $4,000 hogs il
, Shelby county, come forward a
once and offer your highest prices
The first that does so will not only
. get the bulk of the crop this season
! but will hereafter have the choice o
> the county. We speak from III,
authority of the farmers. And
those who buy are now crowded il
killing, the farmers will cheerful.
: keep their hogs until the buyers ar
ready for them.
Yesterday we learned that SS 2
was quite freely offered. but holder
would not take less than SO so.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-12-04
Ohio.

The official census tables are pub
Iished in the. Washington papers,
From the table Of our. own State
we make the following extracts:
There were I,9SO, ,4OS inhabitants
On the lsf OF June, 1850. 24,30O OF
whom were coloreG. There were
OF these, IT'S more colored males
than females, and So, IA more whitel
Families 34S,523. Dwelling houses
1886, ,09S. or farms in cultivation,
there were l43, 3,SS7-being one farm
10 every l31 Inhabitants. Licking
county has The most farms, Viz; 1913;
Stark next, BIT. No other county
has 5000, though Wayne grazes
closely-2904. Gallia county has
II90; Jackson ll64; Meigs ll49.--
Twelve Of the most populous cOun-
tiaS rate ne foIIovs viz.-
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-12-04
Prom washisgtos.

The House of Representatives
met al II o'clock on Monday and
proceeded to the election Of officers.
Upwards Of twenty scandidat
for speaker were voted for. Mr..
Boyd the Loco onominee received lis
out OF 2l2 votes cast, and was de-
clared elected and conducted TO the
chair, when he made short speech.
The members were then sworn in,
when the House proceeded 10 ballot
for Clerk.
J.W. Forney, Loco from Pennsyl-
vania, received I2s and all the others
70; upon which he was declared
duly elected.
Mr.. Glassbenner was elected Ser
geant-at-Arms, Mr.. McKnew Door
Keeper, and ]. NJ. Johnston Post,
master, all OF whom were nominated
by the Democratic caucus, and were
elected together by a resolution.
In the Senate a debate sprung up
on the admission Of Mr.. Mallory, ol
Florida, to seat. He was admitted
Mr.. Foote gave notice OF join
resolution of both houses, TO mak'
preparations Tor the reception ant
welcome of Kossuih, when the Sen
ale adjourned.
The message was not Delivers
till Tuesday, which may prevent it
reception by US TO day "Wednesday
if not we shall receive it tomorrow
and at once supply our subscribers.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-12-04
Master Commtsstouer's Sale.

The State Of Ohio, Galiia county, Court
of Common Pleas, March term, A. ID.
1851, Tanner & Cooper vs.. Robert
Warth ct al.-IN CHANcERY.
BY virtue of decretal order from said
cour. to me directed, in tho above named
case, | will offer for sale at public auction.
at the court house in said county of Gal
La, on the 9Th day of Jan'y next, at ;he
hour Of one o'clock p. N. on said day, the
following real estate, to-wit: The south
west. or lower hale, Of City Lot in the
town of Gallipolis, number ninety-six
(96) Appraised at $1,000,
Also, the northeast or upper half of
City Lot in the town Of Gallipolis, nun =
Der ninety-six (96.) Appruised at $500.
S. b. RATHBURN. NJ. G.
Dec. 4. 1851.
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CINCINNATI MARKET.
Dec. I, 1851.

Dec. l, 1911.
Fiour.---Good demand, with sales at 81
and , 95 NewOrleans inspection guaranteed
Hogs The sales to day comprised 500 head
at 50a4 5j; lS6 do, average 300 lbs at 81
369 do, av 2l0, at -; Il6 do, nv. 23O, ai
4 0;g5O do, av 22j, al 4 57i; 200 do, av 200
at455.
Provisions.---The sa'es to day comprised 1000
bbls Mess Pork at Sl2; 1000 green sides at Sc
100 bbls No slop bard at 6ic. and 100 do
No. gut (buyer furnishing packages) at 6ic.
Cheese.---Sales of 1900 bxs AT 6ic; 50 dc
choice at 7e; 40 do English dairy at Sc; l0C
DO Durham farm at DC, and 100 do nutmeg al
Zoe.
Molasses. Sales al 3le, at which new is
freely offered.
Sugar. There Is fair supply Of the new
crop received, and good fair is offered at dc.
Cof,e--The markell is inactive, though hnl
ders are firmly cnntendins for l0c for good Rio.
Tohaeco--.salss Sc kegs No. Ky. 6 twist al
&c.
Bnrk---The suppIya the river is large, md
W e notice sales of ordinary ut so.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-12-04

HWe are pleased TO learn that Capt
JORDAN, of the U. S. Army, has succee-
ded in purchasing number of horses
in our county, for the Dragon service.
Out of some seventy or eighty that he
has examined within day or two, three
fourihs were mares, which he is not pur-
chasing at present. We trust that our
farmers, having horses suitable for the
service, will avail themselves of the
present opportunity to handle some oI
the Treasury PAP.
1t is worthy of remark to state to those
wishing to sell, that they will do much
better by asking fair market value for
their horses, than by raising the price
above their true value.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-12-04

TnRoUGH BY DAYLIGHT.--The
Cincinnati Atlas rejoiceth exceed.
ingly that their railroad to st. Louis
is to De built:
"GLoRIoUs News FoR CINCINNATI.
III. H. Goodman, the Secretary ol
the Ohio aud Mississippi Railroad
Company, received a despatch yes
terday from Messrs. Mitchell and
Hall, stating that the contract for
the construction Of the entire rail-
road from Cincinnati 10 ST. Louis, by
Vincinnes, had been signed and de-
livered, with capitalists Of ample
ability, and on the most reasonable
TERMS"
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-12-04

Mr.. Summers is canvassing through
the different counties of Virginia win
powerful effect. At Lynchburgh ne
was declared equal, as an orator. 70
Patrick Henry. At Staunton, the editor
of the Spectator says:--"At times du-
ring the delivery Of the speech, we
ceased to be our own master, and felt
like the creature of the gifted orator. to
be guided at his will and pleasure
Never have we seen an audience so COM
plerely under the control of a speaker" "
The Locofoco party, dreading the
effect of Mr.. Summers great populari-
ty, are busy circulating the grossesi
ISLANDERS against him, but wherever he
can get before the people, Zone blast
from his bugle horn" annihilates all s1ch
base opposition. We look forward with
good deal Of anxiety to the guberna.
torial election in Virginia, and conf
IDENTIFY anticipate the election Of Hon
G. w. Summers. No State in the Union
can boast of more worthy citizen, Of
abler statesman.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-12-04

THE PITrsBURGH.-This is new
steamer which has taken the place
of the Clipper No. ,, in the Pitts
burgh and Cincinnati Packet line, is
the largest boat ever built above the
Falls OF the Ohio. She has a beauti-
fol model and everything about her
is elegant and complete. On her
first trip she went 10 Louisville, and
in returning to Cincinnati tried her
speed with the Telegraph No. O.
The Telegraph beat her just 10 min
utes in the run, making the quickest
time on record, ii hours and %
minutes. A despatch to the Louis
vile Courier says: 81 think it very
likely, from what | hear, that in the
course o. two or three weeks you
will have another visit from the
Pittsburgh, and also one from the
Buckeye State"
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-12-04

The WEBSTER CONVENT ION IN
BosToN.-On the 25th ult., Con-
vention. composed Of delegates from
the different counties and towns Of
Massachusetts, assembled in Faneuil
Hall, Boston, nd recommended
DANIEL WEBSTER as a candidate for
President. The convention was i'm
mensely ATTENDED. and the greatest
enthusiasm was evinced in behalf Of
the fayorite son Of Massachusetts
Mr.. Asbmun presided. The addres.
to the people of the United State.
Recommending Mr. Webster as can
didate for President, was witien by
Edward Everett.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-12-04

The ENGLISH FREE Trade CANDI-
DATE FOR PRESIDENTIAL the Kossuth
dinner at Southampton, England, a new
Locofoco candidate was brought Out
for President. The following is taken
from the published proceedings:
"To the toast of the Mayor, Kossufh
replied in an eloquent speech, which he
closed by proposing as toast:
England, Turkey, and the United
States.'- Loud Cheering.
"CoI. I. B. Lawrence followed
with few remarks, acknowledging
the compliment to the United States
"Lord Dudley Stuart spoke, say.
ing he rejoiced that England, Turkey
and the United States, had been as.
sociaied in the great work Of Kos
suth's liberation. He could not
help feeling proud oil his position on
the present occasion. On one side
of him was a man who had been
Governor Of Hungary. and who. he
hoped, would soon ue Governor
again; and. by remarkable coinci-
dence, on bis other side was man
(Mr. R. ]. Walker) UhO ,Oas likely
soon 10 become the President of the
United States. Loud Cheers. y
This Mr.. R. ]. Walker, thus put
in nomination, was Secretary of the
Treasury under Polk, and is tht
author Of the Tariff Of 1916 which
has broken down one half the iror
establishments in Pennsylvania and
paralized the domestic industry o.
the country.